Freeborn Reeves1
Father | Jonathan Reeves1 |
Mother | Elizabeth (?)1 |
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He and Mary had one known son, Freeborn.1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 77,78.
Arthur Chamnese1
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He and Hannah had at least one child, Mary (probably b abt 1702).1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, p. 78.
Sarah Goodale1
Father | Zachariah Goodale1 |
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She and Samuel had the following known children: Stephen (b 19 April 1710, d 1751), Amos (b 7 January 1711/12, d 13 March 1712), Jacob (b 2 March 1712/13, d 20 November 1789), Sarah (b 2 February 1714/15), Hannah (b 24 October 1716, d 22 November 1789), Samuel (b 17 February 1718/19, d February 1782), David (b 6 November 1720, d abt February 1777), Elizabeth (b 2 August 1722, d young), Elizabeth (b 19 November 1723), Zachariah (b 20 February 1725/26, d 23 March 1780).2
Mary Waters1
Father | John Waters Jr.1 |
Mother | Mary (?)1 |
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She and John had the following known children: Mary (b 9 March 1722), John (b 23 July 1723, d 1801), Eunice (bapt 31 January 1724/25), Nathan (bapt 1725/26), Lydia (bapt 14 January 1727/28), Abigail (bapt 23 February 1728/29), Mehitable (bapt 6 December 1730, d young), Hannah (bapt 15 July 1732), Elisha (bapt 30 December 1733, d 2 September 1805), Mehitable (bapt 30 March 1735), William (bapt 7 November 1736, prob d 1775), Thomas (bapt 16 July 1738), Ebenezer (bapt 28 September 1740), Timothy (bapt 19 December 1742, d 12 October 1811).2
Hepsibah Sheldon1
Father | William Sheldon1 |
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She and Skelton had the following known children: Lydia (b 28 December 1712), Rebecca (bapt 7 February 1714), Joseph (bapt 14 August 1715, d 14 February 1803), Anna (bapt 1717), Benjamin (bapt 8 May 1720), Hepsibah (bapt 20 January 1722/23), Ruth (bapt May 1725).2
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Mary Pitman1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, p. 81.
Sarah Foot1
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She and John had the following known children: John (d 1757), Mary, Francis (b 15 August 1726, d abt 1794).2
Mehitable (?)1
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She and Ebenezer had one known child, David (b 1711, d 20 March 1792), born in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.2
Jehodan Ward1
Father | John Ward1 |
Mother | Jehodan (?)1 |
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She and her husband Ebenezer moved to New Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts, in 1740, where they were among the first settlers.1 In November 1742 they were dismissed from the church in Salem to the one in New Salem.1 She and Ebenezer had the following known children, all born in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts: Esther (bapt with others 1727), Ebenezer (b abt 1720), Amos (b 5 June 1724, d 20 January 1806), Benjamin (b 1727, d 21 March 1813), twins Nathaniel and John (bapt 23 June 1728, both d young), Nathaniel (bapt 31 May 1730, d 1800 or 1801), John (bapt 12 November 1732), Mehitable (bapt 15 February 1735/36).2
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Rebecca Needham1
Father | Anthony Needham Jr.1 |
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She and Jonathan had the following known children: Mary (bapt 29 July 1721), Nathaniel (bapt 5 May 1723, d 8 February 1776), Jonathan (bapt 1725, d young), Anthony (bapt bef 1736, d 26 April 1789), Jonathan (bapt 6 February 1736/37, d 23 February 1811), Ruth (bapt 25 May 1740), Archelaus (bapt May 1740, d 30 March 1825), Daniel (bapt 11 March 1743, d December 1828).2
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Sarah Stevens1
Mother | Rebecca Waldron1 |
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She and Daniel had the following known children: Sarah (bapt 26 June 1715, d 1781), Ruth (bapt 10 November 1717), Nathaniel (bapt 30 March 1720), Daniel (bapt 23 June 1723), James (bapt 1 August 1725), Daniel (bapt 4 May 1729), Thomas (bapt 18 June 1732, d 22 December 1805).2
Elizabeth Jacobs1
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She and John had the following known children: John (b 1739, d March 1816), Elizabeth (b 1741, d young), William (b 1742), Robert (b 29 October 1756 or 1746).2
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Mary Putnam1
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She and Samuel had six children.1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 84,85.
(?) Putnam1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 84,85.
Sarah Hathorne1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 84,85.
Benjamin Herrick1
Father | Martin Herrick1 b. 26 Jan 1679/80, d. 1739 |
Mother | Ruth Endicott1 b. 1689 |
Relationship | 1st cousin 8 times removed of Jane Ellen Bowditch |
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He and Sarah had at least one child, Martin (b 30 May 1747, d 4 July 1820).1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 85,86.
Sarah Potter1
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She and Benjamin had at least one child, Martin (b 30 May 1747, d 4 July 1820).1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 85,86.
Samuel Herrick1
Father | Martin Herrick1 b. 26 Jan 1679/80, d. 1739 |
Mother | Ruth Endicott1 b. 1689 |
Relationship | 1st cousin 8 times removed of Jane Ellen Bowditch |
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He and his first wife Elizabeth had nine children.1 He and his second wife Sarah had four children.1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 85,86.
Elizabeth Jones1
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She and Samuel had nine children.1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 85,86.
Sarah (?)1
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She and her second husband Samuel had four children.1
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- [S985] William Reid Felton, A Genealogical History of the Felton Family; Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, pp. 85,86.