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     Theophilus Fiske was born on 31 May 1709 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Jemima Goldsmith on 11 January 1737.² He died in March 1781 at age 71.²
     He and his wife Jemima lived in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage, moved to Salem (now Danvers) by 1742, then to Topsfield by 1771.² His will was dated 4 November 1775 and proved on 5 March 1781. His estate included his homestead of 90 acres in Topsfield, 8 1/8 acres of woodland in Boxford, and 4 acres of salt marsh in Ipswich.²
     He and Jemima had the following known children: Benjamin (b 30 October 1738, d 1 May 1772), Nathaniel (b 1 March 1740/41, d 9 April 1815), Tabitha (b 1744, d 22 October 1823), Samuel (b 1748, d 15 April 1826), Jemima (b 1749, d 2 March 1795), Sarah.³

     Martha Fiske was born on 25 October 1711.¹ She married George Dodge, son of Jonathan Dodge and Jerusha Woodbury, on 13 July 1743.¹
     She and George had the following known children: a daughter, Jonathan (b 1744, d 9 February 1822), George (b 1749, d 12 May 1827), Martha, Jerusha, Phebe.¹

     George Dodge was born on 5 May 1709.¹ He married Martha Fiske, daughter of Theophilus Fiske and Phebe Lamson, on 13 July 1743.¹ He died in 1793.¹
     He and Martha had the following known children: a daughter, Jonathan (b 1744, d 9 February 1822), George (b 1749, d 12 May 1827), Martha, Jerusha, Phebe.¹

     Mary Fiske was born on 29 September 1713.¹ She married John Perkins on 20 February 1750.¹

     John Perkins married Mary Fiske, daughter of Theophilus Fiske and Phebe Lamson, on 20 February 1750.¹

     Thomas Fiske was baptized on 24 August 1707 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.²
     He lived in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married twice, but the names of his wives are unknown, and he died without issue.²

     Benjamin Fiske died on 25 August 1731.¹

     Jemima Goldsmith was born in 1715.¹ She married Theophilus Fiske, son of Theophilus Fiske and Phebe Lamson, on 11 January 1737.¹ She died on 23 January 1784 in Topsfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and her husband Theophilus lived in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage, moved to Salem (now Danvers) by 1742, then to Topsfield by 1771.¹ They had the following known children: Benjamin (b 30 October 1738, d 1 May 1772), Nathaniel (b 1 March 1740/41, d 9 April 1815), Tabitha (b 1744, d 22 October 1823), Samuel (b 1748, d 15 April 1826), Jemima (b 1749, d 2 March 1795), Sarah.²

     Martha (?) married first (?) Kimball.¹ She married second Ebenezer Fiske, son of William Fiske and Sarah Kilham, on 1 December 1733.¹ She died on 28 March 1764.¹

     Sarah Fiske was born on 15 July 1711.¹ She married Samuel Moulton on 23 February 1733.¹ She died before 30 September 1771.¹
     She and Samuel had one known child, Abel (b 28 August 1741).¹

     Samuel Moulton married Sarah Fiske, daughter of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, on 23 February 1733.¹
     He and Sarah had one known child, Abel (b 28 August 1741).¹

     Jonathan Fiske was born on 11 December 1713.¹ He died unmarried on 22 December 1737 at age 24.¹

     Ebenezer Fiske was born on 2 July 1716 in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Dorcas Tyler on 28 January 1739 in Upton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.² He died in 1804 in Shelburne, Hampshire Co. (now Franklin Co.), Massachusetts.²
     He and his wife Dorcas lived in Upton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage, and later moved to Grafton, then Hardwick, both in Worcester Co., and finally to Shelburne, Hampshire Co. (now Franklin Co.), Massachusetts, where they were among the first settlers.²
     They had the following known children: Dorcas (b 17 October 1740), Elizabeth (b 28 January 1743), Jonathan (b 17 September 1746), Ebenezer (b 9 September 1749, d 9 June 1841), Levi (b 16 December 1751), Abigail (b 7 October 1755), John (b 27 September 1757), Simeon (b 15 July 1762, d 1838), Moses (b 13 September 1764, d 5 February 1847).³

     Elizabeth Fiske was born on 12 October 1718.¹ She married John Bradstreet, son of Simon Bradstreet and Elizabeth Capen, on 23 December 1742.¹
     She and John had one known child, Priscilla.¹

     John Bradstreet married Elizabeth Fiske, daughter of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, on 23 December 1742.¹
     He and Elizabeth had one known child, Priscilla.¹

     Jacob Fiske was born on 26 December 1721 in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Elizabeth Lampson, intentions published on 5 November 1743.²
     He lived in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts, and in Hardwick, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.² He and Elizabeth had the following known children: Elizabeth (b 4 March 1745, d 22 October 1791), Jonathan (b 17 May 1747, d 22 May 1747), Abigail (b 17 August 1750), Sarah (b 28 December 1752), a daughter (b 24 September 1758).²

     Mary Fiske was born on 27 January 1723.¹ She married Nathaniel Lowe on 9 March 1742.¹

     Nathaniel Lowe married Mary Fiske, daughter of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, on 9 March 1742.¹

     William Fiske was born on 30 November 1726 in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Susannah Batchelder, daughter of David Batchelder and Susanna (?), in 1749.² He died in June 1777 at age 50.²
     After their marriage, William Fiske and his wife Susannah lived in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² They moved to Amherst, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire, in 1774.²
     He and Susannah had the following known children: Jonathan (b 1 May 1751, d 1825), Elizabeth (b 27 June 1753), William (b 20 April 1755, d 4 June 1831), David (b 25 June 1757, d 23 June 1843), Mary (b 21 October 1759), Ebenezer (b 11 February (or November) 1762, d 8 May 1838), John (b 11 April 1764), Susannah (b 2 October 1766), Anne (b 22 August 1771).³

     Mercy Fiske was born on 9 March 1728.¹ She married David Perkins on 10 March 1752.¹

     David Perkins married Mercy Fiske, daughter of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, on 10 March 1752.¹

     Dorcas Tyler married Ebenezer Fiske, son of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, on 28 January 1739 in Upton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹
     The Fiske genealogy says she was an aunt of Pres. John Tyler, but a handwritten note in the text says "Error!"¹
     She and her husband Ebenezer lived in Upton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage, and later moved to Grafton, then Hardwick, both in Worcester Co., and finally to Shelburne, Hampshire Co. (now Franklin Co.), Massachusetts, where they were among the first settlers.¹
     They had the following known children: Dorcas (b 17 October 1740), Elizabeth (b 28 January 1743), Jonathan (b 17 September 1746), Ebenezer (b 9 September 1749, d 9 June 1841), Levi (b 16 December 1751), Abigail (b 7 October 1755), John (b 27 September 1757), Simeon (b 15 July 1762, d 1838), Moses (b 13 September 1764, d 5 February 1847).²

     Elizabeth Lampson married Jacob Fiske, son of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, intentions published on 5 November 1743.¹
     She and Jacob had the following known children: Elizabeth (b 4 March 1745, d 22 October 1791), Jonathan (b 17 May 1747, d 22 May 1747), Abigail (b 17 August 1750), Sarah (b 28 December 1752), a daughter (b 24 September 1758).¹

     Susannah Batchelder was born in 1731.¹ She married first William Fiske, son of Ebenezer Fiske and Elizabeth Fuller, in 1749.¹ She married second Benjamin Davis.¹ She died in 1810.¹
     After their marriage, she and her husband William lived in Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ They moved to Amherst, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire, in 1774.¹
     She and William had the following known children: Jonathan (b 1 May 1751, d 1825), Elizabeth (b 27 June 1753), William (b 20 April 1755, d 4 June 1831), David (b 25 June 1757, d 23 June 1843), Mary (b 21 October 1759), Ebenezer (b 11 February (or November) 1762, d 8 May 1838), John (b 11 April 1764), Susannah (b 2 October 1766), Anne (b 22 August 1771).²