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     Richard Pike was born about 1677 (based on his age of about 53 in November 1730).¹ He married first Mary King, daughter of Daniel King, before June 1710.¹ He married second Elizabeth Pickman on 26 January 1715/16 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ He died on 25 July 1747.¹
     He was a blacksmith.¹ In 1718 he and his brother Nathaniel and sister Mary Gray sold 4/5 of the land in Falmouth, with their mother approving the sale.¹
     He and his first wife Mary had one child¹, and he and his second wife Elizabeth had seven children.¹

     Mary King married Richard Pike, son of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, before June 1710.¹
     She and Richard had one child.¹

     Elizabeth Pickman married first (?) Ormes.¹ She married second Richard Pike, son of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, on 26 January 1715/16 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and her second husband Richard had seven children.¹

     Mary Pike married first Richard Woodmancey on 10 September 1701 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married second Richard Broadway, intentions published on 26 March 1709.¹
     She probably married a third time, to a man named Gray. In 1718 she was living as Mary Gray, a widow, in Salem, and in 1722 a daughter of Richard Broadway of Sagadahoc was baptized as "Broadway now Gray," but married with the surname Broadway.¹ In 1718, as Mary Gray, she and her brothers Richard and Nathaniel sold 4/5 of the land in Falmouth, with their mother approving the sale.¹
     She and her first husband Richard had at least one child, a daughter¹, and she and her second husband Richard probably had at least one child, also a daughter.¹

     Richard Woodmancey married Mary Pike, daughter of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, on 10 September 1701 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     He and Mary had at least one child, a daughter.¹

     Richard Broadway married Mary Pike, daughter of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, intentions published on 26 March 1709.¹
     He and Mary probably had at least one child, a daughter.¹

     Samuel Pike was born about 1681.¹ He married Mary Bass on 13 February 1706 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.¹ He died on 3 November 1711.¹
     He and Mary had three known children, Samuel (d young), Philip, and Mary.¹

     Mary Bass married first (?) Radmore.¹ She married second Samuel Pike, son of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, on 13 February 1706 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and her second husband Samuel had three known children, Samuel (d young), Philip, and Mary.¹

     Nathaniel Pike married Margaret King, intentions published on 22 December 1711 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     He was a shipwright.¹ In 1718 he and his brother Richard and sister Mary Gray sold 4/5 of the land in Falmouth, with their mother approving the sale.¹
     He and Margaret had at least two children.¹

     Margaret King married Nathaniel Pike, son of Samuel Pike and Mary Wallis, intentions published on 22 December 1711 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and Nathaniel had at least two children.¹

     John Cressey was born in August 1659 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ He married Sarah Gaines, daughter of John Gaines and Mary Tredwell, before 1686 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^2,1 He died on 22 July 1735 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts, at age 75.^1,3

     Sarah Gaines was born on 23 November 1665 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married John Cressey before 1686 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^2,1 She died on 4 April 1751 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts, at age 85.¹

     Nathaniel Stone was born about 1631.¹ He married Remember Corning.¹ He died on 8 March 1717/18.¹

     Remember Corning married Nathaniel Stone.¹

     Sarah Wallis was born on 28 August 1694 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2 She died young, as her parents had two later daughters named Sarah, one baptized in 1698 and another born in 1709.^1,2

     Caleb Wallis was born on 14 October 1695 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2 He died in September 1714 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts, at age 18.^3,2

     Joshua Wallis was born on 5 March 1695/96, or possibly 1696/97 (the Stone genealogy says "March 5, 1695/96 (1696/97)," and Beverly town clerk records say March 5, 1697), in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2,3

     Sarah Wallis was baptized on 18 December 1698 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^3,2 She died young, as her parents had a later daughter named Sarah, born in 1709.^1,2

     Nathaniel Wallis was born on 30 December 1699 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2

     Abigail Wallis was born on 18 November 1702 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2 She was married by Rev. John Chipman to Thomas Ellingwood on 15 September 1726 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^3,4,2

     Thomas Ellingwood was married by Rev. John Chipman to Abigail Wallis, daughter of Caleb Wallis and Sarah Stone, on 15 September 1726 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^2,3,1

     Sarah Wallis was born on 21 November 1709 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^1,2 She was baptized on 27 November 1709, as Anna Wallis.^3,2 She married William Harris on 25 July 1732 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^4,2

     William Harris married Sarah Wallis, daughter of Caleb Wallis and Sarah Stone, on 25 July 1732 in Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^2,1