Ancestors of Bertha Adelaide Moody


Generation No. 1

	1.  Bertha Adelaide Moody1, born Jan 21, 1895 in Somerville, MA; died Sep 12, 1986 in Greenwich, CT.  She was the daughter of 2. George Goodhue Moody and 3. Gertrude Martha Place.  She married (1) Albert Flay Varner2 May 15, 1917 in Massachusetts.  He was the son of James Madison Varner and Semiramis "Simmie" Addie Merriman.

Notes for Bertha Adelaide Moody:
During WW1, she worked in government offices. Later on, she worked as a legal secretary. Adelaide became a sergeant in the Women's Auxiliary Corps (WAC) during WW2.  She was called home when her husband became fatally ill  in 1945 and went with his body to Washington, D.C. for his burial in Arlington National Cemetery. After his funeral, she returned to her unit and by the end of the war was in Manila when she took her discharge.  From there she went to Gen. Douglas MacArthur's headquarters in Tokyo, serving a year in that command before returning home. Several years later she signed up as a civilian to work with an Army topographic unit in Germany.  She stayed there for 10 1/2 years before taking mandatory retirement.

She was buried next to her husband in Arlington Cemetery after a dignified military service.

Notes for Albert Flay Varner:
Albert was a Color Sargent 55th Artillary in World War 1. He was based in the Charleston Naval yard and meet his wife when stationed there. He went to France, returned, married, and settled in the Boston area. He became a policeman and in his later years, very involved in the Junior Police program for youth. He died following an operation and was buried in Arlington National Cemetary.


Generation No. 2

	2.  George Goodhue Moody3, born Dec 22, 1857 in Atkinson, NH; died Mar 29, 1922 in East Boston, MA.  He was the son of 4. Henry D Moody and 5. Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue.  He married 3. Gertrude Martha Place Jun 8, 1887 in Somerville, MA.
	3.  Gertrude Martha Place4, born Mar 28, 1868 in Boston, MA; died Oct 2, 1916 in Boston, MA.  She was the daughter of 6. Charles E Place and 7. Martha Emory Cox.
	
Children of George Moody and Gertrude Place are:
	1	i.	Bertha Adelaide Moody, born Jan 21, 1895 in Somerville, MA; died Sep 12, 1986 in Greenwich, CT; married Albert Flay Varner May 15, 1917 in Massachusetts.
		ii.	George Clarence Moody, born Abt. 1896; married Alcy Hemingway.

Notes for George Clarence Moody:
Had a resturant in Rockport ME and died in Kennybunk or Kennybunkport. No children.


Generation No. 3

	4.  Henry D Moody5, born Abt. 1811 in Newburyport, MA; died Sep 26, 1868 in Atkinson, NH.  He was the son of 8. John M. Moody and 9. Hannah.  He married 5. Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue Oct 26, 1843.
	5.  Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue5, born Oct 11, 1818 in Salem, MA; died Aft. 1888 in prob. Goffstown, NH.  She was the daughter of 10. Jeremiah Goodhue and 11. Hannah Cook Herrick.

Notes for Henry D Moody:
death--Henry D.Moody on 9-26-1868 at Atkinson,NH.   age 57 b-
Newburyport,MA to John M. and Hannah-----   
Old Burying Ground, Main Street, USGS Haverhill Quadrangle, E32400, N474500, Source: N.H.
 Historical Society 1975 

Notes for Tryphena Jane Stone:
In the newspaper her death reads:  " Tryphena Jane wife of Hendry D Moody died May 9, 1841 age 28 of Erysipilas."

Erysipilas is an acute febrile infections diease caused by a specific streptoccocus, enhanced by diffusly spreading deep red infamation of the skin or mucuous membranes.

Notes for Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue:
Married Hendy D. Moody of Chelsea, Mass, after his decease she married April 29, 1869, Isaac B. Hovey, MD., who d. Jan 6., 1872; her residence (1888), Goffstown, NH.
	
Children of Henry Moody and Hannah Goodhue are:
		i.	Adelaide Frances Moody6, born May 23, 1845; married Allen Francis Wood Aug 1, 1876.

Notes for Adelaide Frances Moody:
Residence (1887) 298 County St. New Bedford, MA.

		ii.	Henry Martin Moody7, born Nov 23, 1846; married Ella Jane Holbrook Jul 5, 18818.

Notes for Henry Martin Moody:
Living in Goffstown, NH in 1887.

		iii.	Elisabeth Warner Moody9, born Aug 28, 1851; married Charles Emery Hilliard Jun 15, 1875.

Notes for Elisabeth Warner Moody:
Residence (1887) 45 6th St. Haverhill, MA.

		iv.	William Herrick Moody, born Nov 13, 1848.
	2	v.	George Goodhue Moody, born Dec 22, 1857 in Atkinson, NH; died Mar 29, 1922 in East Boston, MA; married Gertrude Martha Place Jun 8, 1887 in Somerville, MA.
		vi.	Arthur Blake Moody, born Sep 12, 1859; died May 6, 1862.

	6.  Charles E Place, born 1849 in Canada; died Oct 21, 1900 in Cambridge, MA.  He was the son of 12. Horace Place and 13. Mary Jane Jackson.  He married 7. Martha Emory Cox Jul 4, 1866 in Boston, MA.
	7.  Martha Emory Cox, born May 29, 1847 in Quebec, Canada; died Jun 6, 1920 in Winthrop, MA.  She was the daughter of 14. Joseph Joel Cox and 15. Margaret Emory Mitchell.

Notes for Charles E Place:
The obituary for Charles appeared in a Boston newspaper on Tuesday (and Wednesday) October 23, 1900.  Services were held at the First Univeralist Church.

Per family records:
Married July 4th 1866 in Boston by Rev. O.F. Walker Mr. Charles Place, to Miss Martha E. Cox both of Hatley, Canada.


Notes for Martha Emory Cox:
Per article of party at home, "Fineview" of Mrs. Martha Place (no date given)  
Mrs. Place vists her summer home annualy - the party an annual event.  Home was built by Martha's grandfather - Johnathan "one of the pioneers of Hatley who came here [Massawippi] prior to 1802 with his parents, Johnathan Cox and wife (Naomi Smith) from New Hampshire.  Martha has had her home in Boston for nearly fifty years.
	
Children of Charles Place and Martha Cox are:
	3	i.	Gertrude Martha Place, born Mar 28, 1868 in Boston, MA; died Oct 2, 1916 in Boston, MA; married George Goodhue Moody Jun 8, 1887 in Somerville, MA.
		ii.	Bertha Emory Place, born 1870 in Boston, MA; died Aug 12, 1916 in Somerville, MA.


Generation No. 4

	8.  John M. Moody.  He married 9. Hannah.
	9.  Hannah.

Notes for John M. Moody:
1790 Census
	
Child of John Moody and Hannah is:
	4	i.	Henry D Moody, born Abt. 1811 in Newburyport, MA; died Sep 26, 1868 in Atkinson, NH; married (1) Tryphena Jane Stone Dec 20, 1835; married (2) Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue Oct 26, 1843.

	10.  Jeremiah Goodhue10, born Jul 1, 1786; died Jul 23, 1824 in Salem, MA.  He was the son of 20. Jeremiah Goodhue and 21. Elisabeth Treadwell.  He married 11. Hannah Cook Herrick Sep 24, 1815 in Salem, MA.
	11.  Hannah Cook Herrick10, born Unknown; died Unknown.
	
Children of Jeremiah Goodhue and Hannah Herrick are:
		i.	William Perley Goodhue10, born Aug 17, 1816 in Salem, Essex Co. Massachusetts11; married Sarah Elisabeth Fletcher Aug 9, 1841.
	5	ii.	Hannah Elisabeth Goodhue, born Oct 11, 1818 in Salem, MA; died Aft. 1888 in prob. Goffstown, NH; married Henry D Moody Oct 26, 1843.
		iii.	Stephen Webb Goodhue12, born Jan 1822.

Notes for Stephen Webb Goodhue:
Per Goodhue Genealogy by Jonathan Goodhue Stephen is a widower without children,; residence (1886), 357 Washington St., Chicago, Ill.

	12.  Horace Place, born 1820; died Sep 7, 1879.  He married 13. Mary Jane Jackson Unknown.
	13.  Mary Jane Jackson, born Dec 1821; died Oct 11, 1892.  She was the daughter of 26. Thomas Jackson and 27. Sally.
	
Child of Horace Place and Mary Jackson is:
	6	i.	Charles E Place, born 1849 in Canada; died Oct 21, 1900 in Cambridge, MA; married Martha Emory Cox Jul 4, 1866 in Boston, MA.

	14.  Joseph Joel Cox, born Jan 17, 1814 in Hatley, Canada; died Jun 3, 1882 in Georgeville, Canada.  He was the son of 28. Jonathan Cox and 29. Comfort Martin.  He married 15. Margaret Emory Mitchell Feb 4, 1845 in St. Albans, Canada.
	15.  Margaret Emory Mitchell, born Jul 25, 1819; died May 20, 1907.  She was the daughter of 30. Samuel Mitchell and 31. Nancy Neal.
	
Children of Joseph Cox and Margaret Mitchell are:
	7	i.	Martha Emory Cox, born May 29, 1847 in Quebec, Canada; died Jun 6, 1920 in Winthrop, MA; married Charles E Place Jul 4, 1866 in Boston, MA.
		ii.	Joseph Samuel Cox, born Nov 12, 1850; died Oct 21, 1886 in Hatley, Canada; married Mary E. Jun 29, 1875 in Huntingville, Canada.


Generation No. 5

	20.  Jeremiah Goodhue13, born Apr 19, 1762; died Aug 14, 1807 in Point Petre, Gaudeloupe, West Indies.  He was the son of 40. Daniel Goodhue and 41. Hannah Giddings.  He married 21. Elisabeth Treadwell Oct 6, 1785 in Ipswich, MA.
	21.  Elisabeth Treadwell14, born Jul 17, 1760 in Ipswich, MA; died Aft. 1798.  She was the daughter of 42. John Treadwell and 43. Priscilla Burnam.

Notes for Jeremiah Goodhue:
The Goodhue Genealogy notes that Jeremiah's life, like his brother Daniel's, was full of adventure.
	
Children of Jeremiah Goodhue and Elisabeth Treadwell are:
	10	i.	Jeremiah Goodhue, born Jul 1, 1786; died Jul 23, 1824 in Salem, MA; married Hannah Cook Herrick Sep 24, 1815 in Salem, MA.
		ii.	Elisabeth Goodhue, born Jul 13, 1789.
		iii.	Daniel T. Goodhue, born Jul 13, 1794.
		iv.	Priscilla Goodhue, born Sep 16, 1796.
		v.	John Goodhue, born Unknown.
		vi.	Hannah Goodhue, born Unknown.
		vii.	Mary Treadwell Goodhue, born Unknown.
		viii.	Perley Putnam Goodhue, born Unknown.

	26.  Thomas Jackson, born Unknown; died Dec 18, 1861.  He married 27. Sally Unknown.
	27.  Sally, born 1790; died Nov 10, 1857.
	
Child of Thomas Jackson and Sally is:
	13	i.	Mary Jane Jackson, born Dec 1821; died Oct 11, 1892; married Horace Place Unknown.

	28.  Jonathan Cox, born Aug 15, 1785 in Hanover Twp, Grafton, New Hampshire15; died Dec 24, 1881 in Canada.  He was the son of 56. Johnathan Cox and 57. Naomi Smith.  He married 29. Comfort Martin Unknown.
	29.  Comfort Martin, born Abt. 1791; died Jul 13, 1868 in Canada.
	
Children of Jonathan Cox and Comfort Martin are:
		i.	Sophronia Cox, married Guilford Magoon.
		ii.	Erastus Cox, married Elsie Magoon.
	14	iii.	Joseph Joel Cox, born Jan 17, 1814 in Hatley, Canada; died Jun 3, 1882 in Georgeville, Canada; married Margaret Emory Mitchell Feb 4, 1845 in St. Albans, Canada.
		iv.	Charles Cox, married Sarah Randall.
		v.	Wealthy Cox, died Nov 28, 1908; married Ira Abbey.
		vi.	Lucius Cox, married Sophia Mitchell.

	30.  Samuel Mitchell, born Aug 15, 1789; died Jan 10, 1869 in St. Albans, Canada.  He was the son of 60. Samuel Mitchell.  He married 31. Nancy Neal Dec 1, 1814 in St. Albans, Canada.
	31.  Nancy Neal, born Apr 10, 1791; died May 10, 1869 in St. Albans, Canada.
	
Children of Samuel Mitchell and Nancy Neal are:
		i.	Nancy Louisa Mitchell, born Mar 9, 1817; died Abt. 1880 in Fisherville, Canada; married Samuel D. Gray Jul 1, 1846 in St. Albans, Canada.
	15	ii.	Margaret Emory Mitchell, born Jul 25, 1819; died May 20, 1907; married Joseph Joel Cox Feb 4, 1845 in St. Albans, Canada.
		iii.	John Neal Mitchell, born Aug 13, 1821; died Nov 13, 1841 in St. Albans, Canada.
		iv.	Sophia Sophronia Mitchell, born Jul 22, 1823; died Abt. 1900 in Vermont; married L. D. Cox? Feb 26, 1845.
		v.	Deborah Ann Mitchell Mitchell, born Nov 13, 1824; married Samuel L. Martindale Dec 31, 1846 in St. Albans, Canada.
		vi.	Samuel Henry Mitchell, born Mar 4, 1831.


Generation No. 6

	40.  Daniel Goodhue16, born Aug 31, 1728; died Unknown.  He was the son of 80. Joseph Goodhue and 81. Elisabeth Porter.  He married 41. Hannah Giddings Sep 27, 175616.
	41.  Hannah Giddings16, born Unknown in Ipswich, MA; died Unknown.  She was the daughter of 82. Job Giddings and 83. Margaret Low.
	
Children of Daniel Goodhue and Hannah Giddings are:
		i.	Daniel Goodhue, born Dec 15, 1759; died Nov 16, 1803; married Hannah Shatswell Nov 30, 1788.

Notes for Daniel Goodhue:
His life was a stirring one and full of adventure.  During the Revolutionary War he, with several others, sailed from Salem with an armed privateer, a brigatine named "Fancy" to attack British commerce; after some success their ship was captured Aug. 7, 1777, by the British, and all on board were taken to Plymouth, England and placed in prison and kept there till the close of the war.  Several of the crew died in prison, but Daniel Goodhue survived, and at the close of the war was liberated and returned to America.  He found and copied in Engand the Coat of Arms granted to Lord Viscount Goodhew in 1565.

	20	ii.	Jeremiah Goodhue, born Apr 19, 1762; died Aug 14, 1807 in Point Petre, Gaudeloupe, West Indies; married Elisabeth Treadwell Oct 6, 1785 in Ipswich, MA.
		iii.	Hannah Goodhue, born Sep 12, 1763.

	42.  John Treadwell17, born Sep 24, 1707 in Ipswich, MA; died Apr 29, 1782.  He was the son of 84. John Treadwell and 85. Mary Fowler.  He married 43. Priscilla Burnam Mar 19, 1747/48 in Ipswich, MA.
	43.  Priscilla Burnam17, born Mar 8, 1722/23; died Jul 3, 1803.  She was the daughter of 86. Thomas Burnam and 87. Priscilla Appleton.
	
Children of John Treadwell and Priscilla Burnam are:
		i.	Mary Treadwell, born Jan 16, 1753.
		ii.	Elisha Treadwell, born Feb 3, 1754.
		iii.	Margaret Treadwell, born Jan 4, 1756.
	21	iv.	Elisabeth Treadwell, born Jul 17, 1760 in Ipswich, MA; died Aft. 1798; married Jeremiah Goodhue Oct 6, 1785 in Ipswich, MA.
		v.	William Treadwell, born Jan 1767.

	56.  Johnathan Cox, born in New Hampshire?.  He married 57. Naomi Smith.
	57.  Naomi Smith, born in New Hampshire?.
	
Children of Johnathan Cox and Naomi Smith are:
		i.	Wealthy Cox18, married Abraham F. J. Channell 1815.
	28	ii.	Jonathan Cox, born Aug 15, 1785 in Hanover Twp, Grafton, New Hampshire; died Dec 24, 1881 in Canada; married Comfort Martin Unknown.
		iii.	Sally Cox18, married Joseph Srew.
		iv.	Warren Cox18, married Sarah Bacon.
		v.	Harriet Cox18, married Amasa Ramsdell.
		vi.	Polly Cox18, married Ebenezer Hovey.

	60.  Samuel Mitchell.
	
Child of Samuel Mitchell is:
	30	i.	Samuel Mitchell, born Aug 15, 1789; died Jan 10, 1869 in St. Albans, Canada; married Nancy Neal Dec 1, 1814 in St. Albans, Canada.


Generation No. 7

	80.  Joseph Goodhue19, born Mar 1675/7620; died Jul 21, 1739 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, now Essex, Essex Co., MA21,22.  He was the son of 160. William Goodhue and 161. Hannah Dane.  He married 81. Elisabeth Porter Nov 1727 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts23,24.
	81.  Elisabeth Porter25,26, born Abt. Jun 1689 in Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts27; died Jan 1789 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts27.  She was the daughter of 162. John Porter and 163. Lydia Herrick.

Notes for Elisabeth Porter:
Records of first marriage to Daniel Gilbert may be found in:
Title: A Genealogy of the Descendants of Richard Porter of Weymouth & of John Porter of Hingham & Salem (Danvers)
Author: Joseph W. Porter
Publication: Bangor, ME: Burr & Robinson, Printer, 1878
Repository: 
Note: www.Genealogy Library.com
Call Number: 
Media: Book
Page: pg. 237 
Title: Herrick Genealogy, A Genealogical Register of the Name & Family of Herrick
Author: Gen. Jedediah Herrick & Lucius C. Herrick, M. D.
Publication: Columbus, OH: 1885
Repository: 
Note: NEHGS Library
Call Number: 
Media: Book
Page: pg. 134 
Title: Vital Records of Wenham, Essex Co., Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849
Author: The Essex Institute
Publication: Salem, MA: 1904; reproduced on CD by Search & ReSearch Publishing Corporation, Wheat Ridge, CO 1998
Repository: 
Call Number: 
Media: Book
Page: pg. 124 

	
Children of Joseph Goodhue and Abigail Low are:
		i.	Francis Goodhue, born Jun 2, 1710.
		ii.	Joseph Goodhue, born Aug 14, 1712.
		iii.	William Goodhue, born May 8, 1715.
		iv.	Abigail Goodhue, born Aug 7, 1717.
		v.	David Goodhue, born Jul 16, 1719.
		vi.	Johnathan Goodhue, born Jul 16, 1719.
	
Child of Joseph Goodhue and Elisabeth Porter is:
	40	i.	Daniel Goodhue, born Aug 31, 1728; died Unknown; married Hannah Giddings Sep 27, 1756.

	82.  Job Giddings28, born 1700 in Ipswich, MA; died Apr 21, 1753 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 164. Job Giddings and 165. Sarah Butler.  He married 83. Margaret Low Jan 1, 1722/23 in Ipswich, MA.
	83.  Margaret Low, born Aug 4, 1703 in Ipswich, MA; died WFT Est. 1739-1798.  She was the daughter of 166. Jonathan Low and 167. Mary Thompson.
	
Child of Job Giddings and Margaret Low is:
	41	i.	Hannah Giddings, born Unknown in Ipswich, MA; died Unknown; married Daniel Goodhue Sep 27, 1756.

	84.  John Treadwell29, born Nov 28, 1670 in Ipswich, MA; died Dec 16, 1727 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 168. Thomas Treadwell and 169. Sarah Titcomb.  He married 85. Mary Fowler Unknown.
	85.  Mary Fowler29, born Abt. 1680; died Oct 23, 1756.  She was the daughter of 170. Philip Fowler and 171. Elizabeth Herrick.
	
Child of John Treadwell and Mary Fowler is:
	42	i.	John Treadwell, born Sep 24, 1707 in Ipswich, MA; died Apr 29, 1782; married (1) Hannah Boardman Oct 9, 1728; married (2) Priscilla Burnam Mar 19, 1747/48 in Ipswich, MA.

	86.  Thomas Burnam, born Feb 12, 1694/95; died Apr 4, 1730 in unknown.  He was the son of 172. Thomas Burnam and 173. Hester Cogswell.  He married 87. Priscilla Appleton 1718 in unknown.
	87.  Priscilla Appleton, born Jan 3, 1696/97 in Ipswich, MA; died Unknown in unknown.

Notes for Priscilla Appleton:
Birth date and location not confirmed.
Research Lead:
If Appleton is her maiden name and not her name as a widow, could this be a grandfather?
JOHN APPLETON  (1622-1699)                                                                                   

John Appleton , the eldest son of Samuel and Judith Everard Appleton, was born in 1622 in Waldingfield, Suffolk County, England and came to this country as a thirteen year old with his father, mother and siblings in 1635.  He grew up in Ipswich and for may years served as Deputy to the General Court, Treasurer of Essex County and one of the Justices of the Inferior Court of Pleas.   

In 1651 he married Priscilla Glover, the youngest daughter of Reverend Jose Glover, in whose charge the first printing press was brought to this country and who is considered to be "the father of printing in the British Colonies of North America".  Rev. Glover, an "English nonconformist minister", first came to the colonies in 1634.   He returned to England where he solicited support for what later became Harvard College and died in 1638 during his return voyage, bringing his wife and children and the makings of a printing press, to the colonies.   

Upon Glover's death his widow, Elizabeth,  took charge of the printing operation later to become the Cambridge Press, the first printing plant in the colonies which printed in 1640 the first book in the colonies, the Bay Psalm Book. 

She later married Rev. Henry Dunster, the first President of Harvard College.   After the marriage Rev. Dunster was "informally ordered to take care of the estates of Jose Glover . . . and his widow . . . , and to act as guardian of the Glover children."  "Jose Glover left 400 pounds to each of his daughters at marriage or majority . . . but by the time the youngest, Priscilla, married John Appleton, there was only 300 pounds left in England for her."  John Appleton apparently was not a man to trifle with and ensued were several "suits and counter- suits, the net result of which was that Appleton recovered 100 pounds legacy, 88 pounds interest, and 20 pounds for 'an arrest of his person contray to Law'; and Dunster was awarded 40 pounds 10 shilling for Priscilla's education."    

	
Child of Thomas Burnam and Priscilla Appleton is:
	43	i.	Priscilla Burnam, born Mar 8, 1722/23; died Jul 3, 1803; married John Treadwell Mar 19, 1747/48 in Ipswich, MA.


Generation No. 8

	160.  William Goodhue30, born 1645 in Ipswich, MA; died Oct 12, 1712 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 320. William Goodhue and 321. Margery Watson.  He married 161. Hannah Dane Nov 14, 1666 in Ipswich, MA.
	161.  Hannah Dane, born Unknown in Andover, MA; died Unknown.  She was the daughter of 322. FrancIs Dane and 323. Elizbeth Ingals.

Notes for William Goodhue:
William Goodhue, 2nd. resided in that part of Ipswich called "Chebacco."  He was sometimes called Capt. Goodhue.  He was deacon of the church at Chebacco of which Rev. John Wise was pastor.  He was at various times selectman of the town and representative to the Gen. Court.  He was one of those who were imprisoned and fined by Gov. Andros for protesting against an illegal taxation of the Colony.  He was a prominent man in the community in which he lived, highly respected, eminently useful, and greatly beloved.  He lived upon a farm which his father bought for L265 of John Baker, Thomas Knowlton and John Knowlton, Sept 10, 1666; this he conveyed to his son, William, as a gift, May 1, 1686; it was described as a farm, dwelling-house, and other edifices, orchards, gardens, etc. eighty-two acres, more or less.  March 18, 1704, the town made him a grant of land as an indemnity for the losses and injuries he sustained under Gov. Andros.  He was buried in the burial ground at Chebacco, Now Essex.  The epitaph upon the headstone of his grave reads as follows:  "Here lies ye body of Capt. William Goodhew, aged 67, who deceased ye 12 of Oct. 1712."  He appears to have left a considerable estate for those times.
	
Children of William Goodhue and Hannah Dane are:
		i.	William Goodhue, born Nov 13, 1667.
		ii.	Nathaniel Goodhue, born Aug 4, 1670; died Aug 16, 1721; married Mercy Hawkes Nov 28, 1696 in Lynn, MA.
		iii.	Hannah Goodhue, born Jul 4, 1673; married John Cogswell.

Notes for John Cogswell:
per handwritten reference in Goodhue genealogy to see Cogswell genealogy

	80	iv.	Joseph Goodhue, born Mar 1675/76; died Jul 21, 1739 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, now Essex, Essex Co., MA; married (1) Abigail Low Jan 1707/08; married (2) Elisabeth Porter Nov 1727 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.
		v.	Francis Goodhue, born Oct 4, 1678.
		vi.	John Goodhue, born Aug 28, 1681; died Sep 19, 1685.
		vii.	John Goodhue, born Aug 12, 1685.
		viii.	Margery Goodhue, born Aug 12, 1685.
		ix.	Bethiah Goodhue, born Unknown; died Unknown.
		x.	Mary Goodhue, born Unknown; died Unknown.

	162.  John Porter31, born 1658 in Hingham,Plymouth,MA; died Mar 8, 1753 in Wenham,Essex,MA.  He was the son of 324. Samuel Porter and 325. Hannah Dodge.  He married 163. Lydia Herrick.
	163.  Lydia Herrick, born Sep 26, 1661 in Salem,Essex,MA; died 1702 in Beverly,Essex,MA.  She was the daughter of 326. Henry Herrick and 327. Lydia Woodbury.
	
Child of John Porter and Lydia Herrick is:
	81	i.	Elisabeth Porter, born Abt. Jun 1689 in Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts; died Jan 1789 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts; married (1) Daniel Gilbert Dec 1, 1710 in Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts; married (2) Joseph Goodhue Nov 1727 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts; married (3) John Burnham Oct 9, 1740; married (4) Mark Haskell Oct 24, 1767.

	164.  Job Giddings32, born Abt. 1677 in Ipswich, MA; died Feb 27, 1708/09 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 328. John Giddings and 329. Sarah Alcock.  He married 165. Sarah Butler Bef. 1701 in Ipswich, MA.
	165.  Sarah Butler33, born Jul 23, 1680 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 330. William Butler and 331. Sarah Cross.
	
Child of Job Giddings and Sarah Butler is:
	82	i.	Job Giddings, born 1700 in Ipswich, MA; died Apr 21, 1753 in Ipswich, MA; married Margaret Low Jan 1, 1722/23 in Ipswich, MA.

	166.  Jonathan Low34, born Jul 7, 1665 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma; died Feb 8, 1749/50 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma.  He was the son of 332. Thomas Low and 333. Martha Boardman.  He married 167. Mary Thompson Mar 8, 1692/93 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma.
	167.  Mary Thompson, born Abt. 1670.
	
Child of Jonathan Low and Mary Thompson is:
	83	i.	Margaret Low, born Aug 4, 1703 in Ipswich, MA; died WFT Est. 1739-1798; married Job Giddings Jan 1, 1722/23 in Ipswich, MA.

	168.  Thomas Treadwell35, born Abt. 1634 in England?; died Abt. 1718 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 336. Thomas Treadwell and 337. Mary Taylor.  He married 169. Sarah Titcomb Mar 16, 1664/65 in Ipswich, MA.
	169.  Sarah Titcomb36, born Jun 22, 1640.  She was the daughter of 338. William Titcomb and 339. Joanna Bartlett.
	
Children of Thomas Treadwell and Sarah Titcomb are:
		i.	Thomas Treadwell37, born Mar 3, 1665/66; died Jan 13, 1742/43; married (1) Mary; married (2) Frances Sawyer Bef. May 19, 1693.
		ii.	Elisha Treadwell38, born Bet. 1666 - 1669.

Notes for Elisha Treadwell:
Elisha, a tanner; went to Canada on a military expedition soon after Mar. 1689-90, where he died intestate, before 31 Mch., 1691; unmarried.

	84	iii.	John Treadwell, born Nov 28, 1670 in Ipswich, MA; died Dec 16, 1727 in Ipswich, MA; married Mary Fowler Unknown.
		iv.	Sarah Treadwell38, born Jan 10, 1672/73; married Jabob Perkins.

Notes for Jabob Perkins:
He was a widower when he married Sarah. He was a weaver and farmer, and a sergeant in the militia.

		v.	Mary Treadwell38, born Aug 9, 1675; died Bef. Oct 28, 1682.
		vi.	Ann Treadwell38, born Aug 16, 1679; died Apr 16, 1682.

	170.  Philip Fowler39, born Dec 25, 1648 in Ipswich, MA; died Nov 16, 1715 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 340. Joseph Fowler and 341. Martha Kimball.  He married 171. Elizabeth Herrick Jan 20, 1672/73 in Beverly, MA.
	171.  Elizabeth Herrick, born Unknown in Salem, MA; died May 6, 1727 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 342. Henry Herrick and 343. Editha Laskin.
	
Child of Philip Fowler and Elizabeth Herrick is:
	85	i.	Mary Fowler, born Abt. 1680; died Oct 23, 1756; married John Treadwell Unknown.

	172.  Thomas Burnam, born 1646 in Ipswich, MA; died Feb 21, 1727/28 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 344. Thomas Burnham and 345. Marie Lawrence.  He married 173. Hester Cogswell Dec 16, 1689.
	173.  Hester Cogswell, born Abt. 1649; died Unknown.  She was the daughter of 346. William Cogswell and 347. Susanna Hawkes.

Notes for Hester Cogswell:
 
	
Child of Thomas Burnam and Hester Cogswell is:
	86	i.	Thomas Burnam, born Feb 12, 1694/95; died Apr 4, 1730 in unknown; married Priscilla Appleton 1718 in unknown.


Generation No. 9

	320.  William Goodhue40, born 1613 in England; died 1700 in Ipswich, MA.  He married 321. Margery Watson Unknown.
	321.  Margery Watson, born Unknown in Kent, England; died Aug 28, 1668 in Ipswich, MA.
	
Children of William Goodhue and Margery Watson are:
		i.	Joseph Goodhue, born 1639; married Sarah Whipple.

Notes for Sarah Whipple:
1681, July 23d. Sarah, wife of Deacon Joseph Goodhue, and youngest daughter of Elder John Whipple, d. suddenly. She left ten children. On the 14th preceding her decease, she wrote her farewell, "full of spiritual exercises, sage counsels, pious instructions, and serious exhortations, directed to her husband and children with other near relatives and friends." This was printed at Cambridge 1681, and reprinted 1770.
History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton.
by
Joseph B. Felt

	160	ii.	William Goodhue, born 1645 in Ipswich, MA; died Oct 12, 1712 in Ipswich, MA; married Hannah Dane Nov 14, 1666 in Ipswich, MA.
		iii.	Mary Goodhue, born Unknown; married Thomas Giddings.

	322.  FrancIs Dane, born Nov 20, 161541; died Feb 17, 1696/97 in Andover, MA42.  He was the son of 644. John Dane and 645. Frances Bowyer.  He married 323. Elizbeth Ingals Bef. 1645.
	323.  Elizbeth Ingals, born Abt. 1620; died Jun 6, 1676 in Andover, MA.  She was the daughter of 646. Edmund Ingals and 647. Ann Tripp.

Notes for FrancIs Dane:
2nd Minister of Andover. 
In 1648. Rev. Francis Dane left Ipswich to go to Andover. Sept. 18th. 






	
Children of FrancIs Dane and Elizbeth Ingals are:
		i.	Nathaniel Dane, born Unknown; married Deliverance Hazeltine.
		ii.	Francis Dane, born Dec 8, 1656 in Andover, MA; died Nov 8, 1738 in Andover, MA; married Hannah Poor Nov 16, 1681 in Andover, MA.
		iii.	Elizabeth Dane, born Unknown; married Stephen Johnson.
	161	iv.	Hannah Dane, born Unknown in Andover, MA; died Unknown; married William Goodhue Nov 14, 1666 in Ipswich, MA.
		v.	Phebe Dane, born Unknown.
		vi.	Abigail Dane, born Oct 13, 1652.

	324.  Samuel Porter, born 1637 in Salem,Essex,MA; died Feb 10, 1657/58 in probably at sea, bound for Barbadoes.  He was the son of 648. John Porter and 649. Margaret.  He married 325. Hannah Dodge.
	325.  Hannah Dodge, born Jul 24, 1642 in Beverly,Essex,MA; died Jan 2, 1687/88 in Beverly,Essex,MA.  She was the daughter of 650. William Dodge and 651. Elizabeth.
	
Child of Samuel Porter and Hannah Dodge is:
	162	i.	John Porter, born 1658 in Hingham,Plymouth,MA; died Mar 8, 1753 in Wenham,Essex,MA; married Lydia Herrick.

	326.  Henry Herrick, born Unknown; died 1702 in Salem,Essex,MA.  He was the son of 652. Henry Herrick and 653. Editha Laskin.  He married 327. Lydia Woodbury in Beverly,Essex,MA.
	327.  Lydia Woodbury, born 1643 in Beverly,Essex,MA; died 1669 in Beverly,Essex,MA.  She was the daughter of 654. John Woodbury and 655. Agnes Napper.
	
Child of Henry Herrick and Lydia Woodbury is:
	163	i.	Lydia Herrick, born Sep 26, 1661 in Salem,Essex,MA; died 1702 in Beverly,Essex,MA; married John Porter.

	328.  John Giddings43, born Abt. 1639 in Ipswich, MA; died Mar 3, 1690/91 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 656. George Giddings and 657. Jane Lawrence.  He married 329. Sarah Alcock Abt. 1660 in probably Ipswich, MA.
	329.  Sarah Alcock, born Abt. 1642 in Kittery, ME; died Dec 29, 1711 in Gloucester, MA.  She was the daughter of 658. John Alcock and 659. Elizabeth.
	
Child of John Giddings and Sarah Alcock is:
	164	i.	Job Giddings, born Abt. 1677 in Ipswich, MA; died Feb 27, 1708/09 in Ipswich, MA; married Sarah Butler Bef. 1701 in Ipswich, MA.

	330.  William Butler, born Abt. 1651 in Ipswich, MA; died Aug 2, 1730 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich,MA.  He married 331. Sarah Cross Abt. 1675.
	331.  Sarah Cross, born Abt. 1652 in Ipswich, MA; died Abt. 1702.  She was the daughter of 662. Robert Cross and 663. Anna Jordan.

Notes for William Butler:
Estate of William Butler of Ipswich 
Essex Probate Docket # 4338 

In the name of God Amen. This Twentie Sixth Day of October One thoufand seven hundred and Twenty foure.
I William Buttler of Ipswich in ye County of Efsex in he Province of ye Mafsachusetts Bay in Newengland yeoman. Being through Gods's goodnefs at this time of perfect mind and memorie But calling to minde the Mortallity of my Body Do make this to Be my last Will and Teftament.
Principally & first of all I humbly Recommend my Immortal Soul in to ye hand of allmighty God my Blefsed Creatour and Redeemer and my Body when Dead to be Buryed in a Chriftian manner at ye Difcretion of my Executor hereafter Named. In hope of a Glorious Refurrection to Eternall Life at ye great & Last Day and so touching Such worldly eftate it has pleafed God to Blefs me withal in this life. I do Give Devife and Defpofe of the same in ye following manner and forme.
Imprimis I Give & Bequeath unto Abigail my well beloved Wife one third part of all my houfehold stuff--Excepting such houfehold goods as Did Belong unto Mary my former wife. Allso I Give unto my sd Wife ye Sum of seven pounds in pafsable money of this province or in pafsable Bills of publique Creditt to Be Paid to her yearely each and every yeare so long as she shall Remaine my widow. Allso I give unto my sd wife a Convenient apartment in my now Dwelling Howfe during the time she Remains my Widow. And if my said wife shall so Cause to marry againe then I give her But Twenty shillings per year in pafsable money or pafsable Bills of Creditt as above exprefst During her natural life. & my sd wife taking up with ye aforementioned Dowry she is not to have any other privilidge in my Estate.
Item I Confirme to my grand chilldren ye Chilldren of my son William Buttler the several parcels of marsh as mentioned in a Deed under my hand & Seale made to my sd Sons Chilldren and dated September ye second Day one Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Three. And I give to my grandfon William Buttler ye eldest Son of my sd Son William ye Sum of ten shilling in pafsable money or pafsable provincial Bills of Creditt. The Reason why I Give to my sd Grandchilldren no more is Because I having Given unto their father so much Which was sufficient for his portion in my Eftate.
Item I give and Bequeath to my Son Thomas Buttler and his heires and afsigns forever a piece of salt marsh ground with Islands thereon and ye same not to exceed foure acres. Bounded northerly and norwefterly on Land of Joseph Lufkin Southwefterly & Southerly on Land of Thomas Burnum. allso I give to sd Thomas & his heires and afsigns as aforesaid six acres of woodland Lying in Gloufster Bounds Bounded with a hemlock tree at ye northeafterly Corner markt from sd tree on a Line to Land of Joseph Ingals westerly to a heap of stones Southerly on Land of John Cogswell to another heap of stones westerly on my other Land yt was Michael Farlow's to ye hemlock tree first mentioned which six acres of woodland I do give to said Thomas on Condition yt when my Sons Samuel and John Buttler come of age and sd Thomas to caufe to sell of Difpose of his Right in ye Sheep Commons of Ipswich they shall have it paying to him ye sum of seven pounds in money or Bills of creditt. and whereas sd Thomas hath upon ye fencing of his own marsh made a stone wall yt includes part of my pafture Land I Do give unto sd Thomas and his heires and afsignes ye Land yt sd wall stands upon and ye whole of ye Land yt is contained Between sd wall and his own marsh.
Item I give to Son Ralph Buttler and his heires and afsigns my mault house & the land whereon his houfe & Barn stand with ye conveniency of Lands far away to Improve ye same he and his heires maintaning so much fence for Inclosing ye sd land whereon his houfe & Barn stand and ye Land for ye Convenience of Improving ye same as may Be thought needfull By those yt have and enjoy ye Land adjoining thereto as may keep them from being Damnified for want of the same Being fenced and I do order my son Ralph Buttler or his heires to pay the sum of Seven pounds to my executor or his order in pafsable money or pafsable Bills of creditt for defraying of Debts and charges of my Eftate.
Item I give to my Daughter Sarah Bayley Twenty shillings in pafsable money or pafsable Bills of Credditt.
Item I give to my Daughter Hanah Andrews in pafsable money or pafsable Bill of credditt the Sum of Ten pounds
Item I give to my Daughter Elifabeth Burnum ye Sum of ten pounds in pafsable money or pafsable Bills of Creditt. The reason Why I Give my Children Before named no more in this my Last Will is Because what I have formerly Given them in pofsefsion I Do account to Be their full share and portion of my estate therefore I Debarr them from Making any Claime to any more of my estate than what I have given them In my Last Will.
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Mary Buttler Twenty pounds in Pafsable Money or pafsable Bill of Creditt and all ye household Goods that I have in pofsefsion yt Were he own Mothers and all her sd mothers Clothing Both Lining and Woolling and Silk and her sd mothers two Goold Rings together With Two thirds of all ye Rest of my Houfehold Goods.
Item I Give to my Grandson Job Giddings Twenty Shillings in pafsable money of Bills of Creditt.
Item I Give to my Grand Daughter Sarah Bennitt Twenty shillings in pafsable money or pafsable Bill of Creditt.
Item after all my Just Debts and funeral expenses are paid and Difcharged by my executor hereafter Named, them all ye Rest and Remainder of my whole Eftate Both Reall and personall either in Ipswich ye Town of Gloufster or elfewhere of what nature or Kind soever (except what I have Before Given & Bequeathed), I do here hereby Devife Give and Bequeath the same to my Two Sons Samuel Buttler & John Buttler & to their heires Executors adminiftrators and afsigns forever Equally to be divided Between them, only my Son Samll shall have Ten pounds Vallue more than my Son John Buttler and if any of my Last Three mentioned Chilldren Viz Mary Samuel or John Butler should die Before they arrive at Full age or without heires Then ye portion of such Deceafed Child shall be equally Divided to and amongst the Survivors or Survivor of the sd Last mentioned three Children.
I do order yt ye severall Legacies and payments to my Daughter & Grandchilldren shall Be Equally paid to them or their heires By my Two Sons Samuell & John Buttler or their heires and not to Be paid to them Untill after ye Death of my now wife. Unlefs my Daughter Mary Buttler should Marry Before that time then She shall be paid her portion I have Give her in this my will att marriage
Item My will Is & I do allso order and Impower my Executor hereafter Named to pay all my Just Debts & Funerall charges and other charges of my eftate with and out of my eftate and allso ye Dowry or yearly payment of Seven pounds to my sd wife if she take up with my Will or Dowry and yearly peyment Given her as aforefaid. But when my Son John Buttler Comes of age after Which ye sd Samuel Buttler and sd John Buttler yearly equally Between them shall pay sd Seven pounds.
Item My will is yt my two Sons Samuel & John Buttler shall neither of Them Sell any of their lands Given them in this my Last Will unlefs it be to each other During the time yt my wife Shall Remain my Widow or her accepting of ye Dowry Given her as aforesaid.
Lastly I Do hereby make ordain Conftitute and appoint my Trufty and Well beloved friend Williams Giddings, Sr., of Chebacco in sd Ipswich to be the Sol Executor to and of this my Last Will and Teftament and I do hereby Utterly Difallow Revoke Difannull and make Voyd all and every former Will Teftament & Legacies Bequefts & Executors By me before for any manner of ways named Willed or Bequeathed, hereby Declaring Rattifying and Confirming this and no other to Be my Last Will and Teftament.

In Wittnefs whereof I sd William Buttler have hereto Set my hand and Seale ye Day and year Before mentioned

Signed Sealed published pronounced and Declared By The Sd William Buttler to Be his Last Will and Teftament In Presence of ye Subscriber

The fiftisecond line in ye first page scratched out before Signing & ye (22) line enterlined ye words (per year) & ye 57 line ye words (as may keep them) all Done before signing:

William W. Buttler, jr. his Mark

Joseph Goodhue
John Goodhue Jnr
Samuell Ingalls

Copied by Linda Smith from Source: "Butlers and Kinsfolk" by Elmer Ellsworth Butler, 1903 Printed 1944 by The Cabinet Press, Milford, N.H. 
Submitted by: Linda Smith 


	
Children of William Butler and Sarah Cross are:
		i.	William Butler, born Jun 1, 1676.
	165	ii.	Sarah Butler, born Jul 23, 1680 in Ipswich, MA; married (1) John Bailey; married (2) Job Giddings Bef. 1701 in Ipswich, MA.
		iii.	Ralf Butler, born Sep 15, 1682.
		iv.	Thomas Butler, born Sep 15, 1682.
		v.	Ralf Butler, born May 1684.

	332.  Thomas Low, born Abt. May 8, 1631 in Groton, Suffolk, England; died Apr 12, 1712 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma.  He married 333. Martha Boardman.
	333.  Martha Boardman, born 1641 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma; died Jan 22, 1719/20 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma.
	
Child of Thomas Low and Martha Boardman is:
	166	i.	Jonathan Low, born Jul 7, 1665 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma; died Feb 8, 1749/50 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma; married Mary Thompson Mar 8, 1692/93 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma.

	336.  Thomas Treadwell44, born Unknown; died Jun 8, 1691 in Ipswich, MA.  He married 337. Mary Taylor Unknown.
	337.  Mary Taylor44, born Abt. 1605; died Dec 1, 1685 in Ipswich, MA.

Notes for Mary Taylor:
Widow Mary Treadwell survived Thomas eleven years. Her will is dated October 28, 1682, and was proved April 10, 1868. She mentions grandchildren: Mary, Abigail, Hannah Treadwell; Martha, Esther, Sarh Gaines; Esther Hovey; Martha Cross. She appointed Nathaniel Treadwell and Daniel Hovey her executors. She died Dec 1, 1685, aged eighty years.
	
Children of Thomas Treadwell and Mary Taylor are:
	168	i.	Thomas Treadwell, born Abt. 1634 in England?; died Abt. 1718 in Ipswich, MA; married Sarah Titcomb Mar 16, 1664/65 in Ipswich, MA.
		ii.	Mary Treadwell45, born Sep 29, 1636.
		iii.	Nathaniel Treadwell45, born Mar 13, 1636/37; married (1) Abigail Wells; married (2) Rebecca Titcomb; married (3) Anne.
		iv.	Martha Treadwell45, born Mar 16, 1642/43.
		v.	Esther Treadwell45, born Oct 8, 1665.

	338.  William Titcomb, born Aug 6, 1620 in Newbury, Berks, England; died Sep 24, 1676 in Newbury, MA.  He married 339. Joanna Bartlett 1638 in Wilts, England.
	339.  Joanna Bartlett46, born Jan 29, 1609/10 in England; died Jun 28, 1653 in Newbury, MA.  She was the daughter of 678. Richard Bartlett.

Notes for William Titcomb:
William came from Newbury, Berkshire, England in 1634. He had taken passage in the "Mary & John" from London 24 March 1634 but was detained and came to following month in the "Hercules." He settled in Quiscacumquem, which was incorporated the next year as Newbury (MA). When he died, the inventory of his estate was 572 Lear, 2 Shillings.
	
Children of William Titcomb and Joanna Bartlett are:
	169	i.	Sarah Titcomb, born Jun 22, 1640; married Thomas Treadwell Mar 16, 1664/65 in Ipswich, MA.
		ii.	Hannah Titcomb, born Jan 8, 1641/42.
		iii.	Mary Titcomb, born Feb 17, 1643/44; married John Poore.
		iv.	Mellicent Titcomb, born Jun 7, 1646; died Abt. 1663.
		v.	William Titcomb, born Mar 18, 1647/48; died Jun 2, 1659.
		vi.	Penuel Titcomb, born Dec 16, 1650; married Lydia Poore Jan 8, 1683/84.
		vii.	Benaiah Titcomb, born Jun 28, 1653; died Feb 23, 1737/38; married Sarah Browne Dec 24, 1678.
	
Children of William Titcomb and Elizabeth Bitsfield are:
		i.	Elizabeth Titcomb47, born Dec 12, 1654; died Aug 26, 1690; married Samuel Bartlett May 23, 1671.
		ii.	Rebecca Titcomb.
		iii.	Terza Titcomb.
		iv.	William Titcomb, born 1659.
		v.	Thomas Titcomb, born 1661.
		vi.	Lydia Titcomb, born 1663.
		vii.	John Titcomb, born 1664.
		viii.	Ann Titcomb, born 1666.

	340.  Joseph Fowler48, born Abt. 1622 in England; died May 19, 1676 in Deerfield, MA.  He was the son of 680. Philip Fowler and 681. Mary Winsley?.  He married 341. Martha Kimball Unknown.
	341.  Martha Kimball, born Aug 1629 in Rattlesden, England; died Unknown.  She was the daughter of 682. Richard Kimball and 683. Ursula Scott.

Notes for Joseph Fowler:
From "The Fowler Family" pages 28-30

Joseph was born in England, probably about 1629, came with his parents in the ship "Mary and John" to 1634, to Ipswich, Mass.; married there Martha Kimball, who come over from Ipswich, England, in 1634, in the ship "Elizabeth" with her parents, when she is called five years of age.  Her father, Richard Kimball, settled in Ipswich, Mass., and was the ancestor of nearly all those now living of the name of Kimball.  Her mother, Ursula (Scott) Kimball, his wife, was the daughter of the widow Martha Scott, who came in the same ship with him, then aged sixty years. 

In 1647, he worked with his father, Philip Fowler for two days, at the watch house in Ipswich, for which he received three shillings of the town.

In 1649 (7th mo.) in Essex Court records is the following:  "We present Joesph Fowler, Thomas Cooke, Thomas Scott, and two of ye sons of Richard Kimball, for goeing into ye woods, shouting and singing, taking fire and liquors with them, all being at unseasonable time in ye night, ocasioning yr. wives and some others to go out to them."

 " Joesph Fowler, Thomas Scott, John Kemball and Thomas Kemball for their presentment, had a legal admonition."  These young men probably met to celebrate the twenty-first birthday of Thomas Scott, who was Joseph Fowler's cousin, and the son of Thomas, a merchant, who came in the "Elizabeth," 1634, from Ipswich, England, to Ipswich, New England, and afterwards married Margaret, the sister of Rev. William Hubbard, the historian of the Indian wars, and had one child, Thomas, who was killed by the Indians at Squakenheage, 8 Sept. 1675.  His widow married second, Ezekial Rogers, H.C. 1659, nephew of the Rev. Ezekiel, of Rowley, who disinherited him, as he persisted in wearing his hair long, contrary to his wish.  The Kimballs were brothers-in-law to Joseph Fowler, and cousins to Scott.   John, then aged 18, married, and died in Ipswich, leaving numerous descendants.  Thomas was then aged 16, he married, and settled in Bradford, where he was slain by the Indians, 3 May 1676, leaving a son Richard, a captain in active service against the Indians in 1724.  (See Kimball's letter in Mass. Archives, Vol. 52, p.45)

In 1650 (10th, 10th mo.) he gave in his testimony in case of Joseph Fowler, plaintiff, vs. Simonds, defendant.

In 1650 is found the following deed: -

"Know all mean by these presents, that I, Joseph Fowler of Ipswich, in the county of Essex, in New England, husbandman, doe sell unto Richard Kemball, sen'r of ye same towne, wheelwright, my father-in-law, such land & cattell as followeth, viz.: - one cow & one yearling, 40 acres of ground joyning to Richard Jacob, on ye one side, & Thomas Byshop & Jobe Byshop, on the other, 34 acres of it I enjoyned myselfe to fence in, of upland & meadow, which the said Richard is to have of the said Joseph, for such goods as I have received of him for satisfaction thereof.  In wittnesse whereof, I have hearunto sett my hand, the 12th of January, 1650.  Joseph Fowler

WItnesses:
William Chaundler (his brother-in law) & witness
John Kimball (his wife's brother) &
William Smith

This writing & deed was acknowledge 21: 11th mo: 1651, before me.  Samuel Symonds."

In 1651 "Phillip Fowler the elder, of Ipswich, did come before me, and  in the presence of Joseph his sonne & Martha his wife, & with their full & free conssent, did adopt as his sonne Phillip, the sonne of the s'd Joseph & Martha, to be as his sonne.  Samuel Symonds."

There is no date to the above paper, but it is recorded between papers dated 18 day of 6th month, 1651, and Feb. 1651.  It is probable that after this period he resided with his father-in-law, Richard Kimball.

In 1651 (25th, 1st mo.) when at Goodman Cross' house, have in his testimony in case of Bradstreet & Muzzy, at Ipswich Court.

In 1651 (3rd, 4th mo.) John Broadstreet, Joseph Fowler, Thomas Scott and Richard Betts, were presented to court and discharged.

In 1653 "Richard Kemball, sen'r & Joseph Fowler, both of Ipswich, wheelwright & husbandman, in the county of Essex, in New England, do bind ourselve, heirs & executors, to Humphry Bradstreete of Rowley, in the same county, in the full & just sume of fifty pounds, for to secure the said Humphrey, his heires, executors & administrators, from all charges & incumbrances touching the horse that the s'd Humphry Bradsteete, hath sould me, and recovered from Zacheus Gould, in December 1649, witness our hand.  Richard Kimball (the marke of).  Joseph Fowler.  Signed, sealed & del'd in the presence of these, 3 of the 01 months, dat. 1653 witness Martha Willoms.  John Bradstreete."

In 1658-9 (14 March) he witnessed an agreement of George Norton and Roger Preston.

In 1660 (27 Nov.) he witnessed the will of Robert Garrett of Boston, and he deposed in regard to it, 1 Aug. 1668.

In 1669-70 (7 March) he witnessed a receipt of Andrew Peeters and John Browne, to Goodman Caldwell, for rent of land.

Joseph Fowler was killed by the Indians, near Deerfield, 19 May, 1676, on his return from the Falls fight.   Indians attack the English settlement of Pocumtuck (Deerfield), as part of "King Philip's War"




	
Children of Joseph Fowler and Martha Kimball are:
		i.	Joseph Fowler49, born Abt. 1647; married Elizabeth Hutton Unknown.
	170	ii.	Philip Fowler, born Dec 25, 1648 in Ipswich, MA; died Nov 16, 1715 in Ipswich, MA; married Elizabeth Herrick Jan 20, 1672/73 in Beverly, MA.
		iii.	John Fowler, born Unknown; married Hannah Scott Unknown.
		iv.	Mary Fowler, born Unknown; married John Briers Jan 20, 1673/74.

	342.  Henry Herrick50, born 1604 in Beau Manor, Liecester, England; died Unknown.  He was the son of 684. William Herrick and 685. Joan May.  He married 343. Editha Laskin Unknown.
	343.  Editha Laskin, born 1614 in England; died Mar 16, 1658/59 in Beverly, MA.  She was the daughter of 686. Hugh Laskin and 687. Alice.

Notes for Henry Herrick:
From http://ddi.digital.net/~nathan1/genealogy-pages/herrick.htm

Henry HERRICK was born on 16 Aug 1604 in Loughborough, Leicester, England. Died on 20 Jul 1671 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts. One source states: of Salem, MA; one of the founders of the first church in Salem, 1629, and of the first church in Beverly, 1667. There is a story that Henry Herrick was named in honor of a son of James I, who had knighted Henry's father. Another source: Henry, who was first cousin of the Rev. Robert Herrick, the poet, left England for America ca 1629, and settled in Cape Ann Syde (now Beverly), near Salem, Mass; became freeman in 1630.

With his wife, he was among the thirty who founded the first church in Salem. 

Estate of Henry Herrick of Beverly
Essex Probate Docket # 13133 

I Henry Herick of the Towne of Beverly in the county of Essex in New England being in a decaying estate of body but in perfect mynd and memorye, through the Lords mercy do heerby make my last will and testament, wherby I commiting my body to the earth, and my soule to the mercy of god in Christ Jesus, I dispose of my estate in order following.
Impr. I give unto my dear & loveing wife Edith the westwardmost halfe of my now dwelling house, that is the lower roome and leantoo behind it, together with free egress and regress in and out of it, and also the use of the cellar, well, yard, out houseing & garden, these to have & injoy dureing her natural life, further I give to my sd wife foure of my best milch cowes & 4 sheepe which shee shall choose and all my household stufe, these to be at her absolute free dispose, also I give unto my sd wife, the sixt part of the fruits that shall be raysed from the corne lands, & orchard wch I leave with my executor Henry and in the possession of my sonn John.
Also I give unto my sonn Thomas all my wearing apparell exsept my best great coate and that 20 acres of land where his house standeth with ten pounds to be paid by my son John when my executor seeth need to supplye his wants. And if in case he live and dye a single pson, the lands shall remaine to my sons Ephraim & Joseph, equally devided & the ten pounds to my sonn Benjamin, if not made use of to supply him. Also I give my sonn Zachery one hundred Acres of land lyeing in Birch plaine which I bought of Francis & Henry Skerry of Salem with 5 acres of meadow lyeing in Wenham meadow belonging to it, and 16 acres of land more or lesse whereon his house standeth & fenced in by him.
Also I give my sonns Ephraim, Joseph, and John that farme I bought of Mr. Allford the 20 acres given to Thomas being first measured out to him, the rest to be equally devided betweene them three, yet soe that Ephraim & Joseph may injoy what they have impued(?) , and fenct, and John what is impued by Henry, soe as to pay the sixt part of the produce to my wife before exprest.
Also I give to my sonn John the two lotts I bought of Henry Rennolds of Salem & Richard Kemball of Wenham, also my sonn john is to have two acres of meadow in Boukards meadow, also the bedding he lyeth upon and my cart and plow with the chaine therof.
Also I give Ephraim moreover one milch cow & my best great coate and unto Joseph I give moreover two ewe sheepe & my timbar chaine.
I give unto my sonn Benjamyn all that pasture land, called by english pasture which joyneth on the east syde to Andrew Elliot, lyeing betweene the countrye high way & the mill River. I say all that land lyeing on the southeast syde of the sd country high way, the which pasture land with the apptenances. My will is shall remaine in the hands of my sonn Henry to improve untill Benjamyn be 21 years of age and in case he dye before he be 21 years of age I give the says land to my sonn Henry, he paying unto my children Zachry, Ephraim, Joseph & Elizabeth foure pounds a peece.
Also I give unto my daughter Elizabeth forty pounds viz. 14li. to be payd by my sonn Henry within three months after the confirmation of my will and the rest to be made up in 3 cowes & moveables allredy in her possesion. And to John, the youngest yoake of stears, and whatsoever I give to any of my children herein mentioned by his my will, I give them, their heirs, executors, administrators & assignes for ever.
And for the rest of my estate, not above mentioned, I give it all to my sonn Henry, he paying unto his mother the sixt part of the increase of the corne land & orchard dureing her life and providing for her the winter of foure milch cows, 4 sheep & her firewood redy cut for fire at the dore for all the year long and liberty to keep 3 swine at the dore, and ( give my sonn Ephraim one acre of meadow in buncars, Joseph 3 acres of meadow in buncars) And to have the uper use of the parlour & leaneto behind it with free egresse & regress to houseing yards for her, necessary occasions as is expresed during her life I say these things premised.
I give my sonn Henry my dwelling house out houseing orchard tillage land meadows pasture & woodland with my stock & whatever elce within dores & without, not above excepted makeing this my sayd sonn Henry my sole executor of this my last will.
In wittness whereof I have set my hand this 24 Nov 1670.

Henry Herick
Witness: 
Robt. Morgan
Nehemiah Grover
Proved in Salem court Mar 28 1671 by the witnesses.

Inventory of the estate of Henry Herricke of Beverly taken 15 Mar, 1671 by John Rayment, Sr., and Isaac Hull, Sr. 

Source: Ipswich Quarterly Court Records, vol 5, p. 136. 

Submitted by: Linda Herrick Smith 


	
Children of Henry Herrick and Editha Laskin are:
	171	i.	Elizabeth Herrick, born Unknown in Salem, MA; died May 6, 1727 in Ipswich, MA; married Philip Fowler Jan 20, 1672/73 in Beverly, MA.
		ii.	Henry Herrick, born Unknown; died 1702 in Salem,Essex,MA; married (1) Lydia Woodbury in Beverly,Essex,MA; married (2) Sarah Giddings May 25, 1690; married (3) Sarah Alcock Jun 1702 in Beverly,Essex,MA.

	344.  Thomas Burnham, born Unknown in England; died Jun 1694 in (Chebacco), Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 688. Robert Burnham and 689. Mary Andrews.  He married 345. Marie Lawrence Abt. 1645 in Ipswich, MA.
	345.  Marie Lawrence, born Apr 10, 1625 in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England; died Mar 27, 1715 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 690. Thomas Lawrence and 691. Joan Antrobus.

Notes for Thomas Burnham:
http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/capt-and.htm
The Angel Gabriel's destruction affected many people but it's impact was perhaps felt most strongly by her master and owner, Robert Andrews and his nephews, John, Thomas and Robert Burnham. 

The three brothers were sons of Capt. Andrews' sister, Mary and her husband, Robert Burnham. The three boys, were put in the charge of their uncle Capt. Andrews for the voyage to America. Was their intention to settle in America? Or was it just to learn the ways of the sea from their uncle? Whatever their intentions may have been, after the Angel Gabriel was shattered on Maine's rocky coast, Capt. Andrews and his nephews settled in the New World. 

Capt. Andrews and his three nephews settled at Chebacco, in Massachusetts Bay on the south side of a river, possibly Chebacco Creeke. Land records of 1635 show that his houselot adjoined property belonging to Thomas Firman, John Perkins Jr., John Cross, Richard Hoffield and Thomas Hardy. 

Notes for Marie Lawrence:
In some genealogies published in the late 1800's Marie Lawrence is often listed as Mary Tuttle.  This is probably do to the fact that her mother, Joan Antrobus, emmigrated to America with her three children from her previous marriage to Thomas Lawrence as well as John Tuttle and the children from their marriage.
	
Child of Thomas Burnham and Marie Lawrence is:
	172	i.	Thomas Burnam, born 1646 in Ipswich, MA; died Feb 21, 1727/28 in Ipswich, MA; married (1) Lydia Pingree; married (2) Hester Cogswell Dec 16, 1689.

	346.  William Cogswell, born Bet. 1619 - 1629 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died Dec 15, 1700 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 692. John Cogswell and 693. Elisabeth Thompson.  He married 347. Susanna Hawkes 1649 in Lynn, MA.
	347.  Susanna Hawkes, born Aug 13, 1633 in Charleston, Boston, MA; died Aug 1696 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 694. Adam Hawkes and 695. Ann Brown.

Notes for William Cogswell:
Baptized, 1619 in Westbury Parish

History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Joseph B. Felt:
1700, Dec. William, son of John Cogswell, d. Æ. 81, and was buried the 17th. He left a daughter Elizabeth, widow of Col. T. Wade, and had three other daughters m. to Thomas Burnam, Benjamin White, and Wm. Noyes. His wife was living in 1693, when a committee, for assigning places in the meeting-house, appointed her to sit with the minister’s wife. Mr. Cogswell was active, against much and protracted opposition, in getting a church and society formed in Chebacco, where he lived; was often Selectman of this parish, and one of its most intelligent, useful, and respectable inhabitants. 


Notes for Susanna Hawkes:
http://www.uftree.com/FamilyGathering/WebPages/stancourtney/STAN1/

Susanna HAWKES was born in Charleston, Boston, MA 13 AUG 1633. Susanna died AUG
1696 in Ipswich, New London, Massachusetts. She married William COGGSWELL in Ipswich,
Massachusetts, 1649. William was born in Westbury Leigh, Wilts, England MAR 1619. He was the
son of John COGGSWELL and Elizabeth THOMPSON. William died 15 DEC 1700 in Ipswich,
Massachussets. His body was interred 17 DEC 1700. 
	
Children of William Cogswell and Susanna Hawkes are:
	173	i.	Hester Cogswell, born Abt. 1649; died Unknown; married (1) Samuel Bishop; married (2) Thomas Burnam Dec 16, 1689.
		ii.	Susanna Cogswell, born Unknown.


Generation No. 10

	644.  John Dane, born in England; died Sep 14, 1658 in Roxbury, Norfolk, MA.  He was the son of 1288. William Dane.  He married 645. Frances Bowyer Abt. 1609 in Colchester, Essex Co. England.
	645.  Frances Bowyer, born Abt. 1590 in England; died Abt. 1640 in Colchester, Essex Co. England.  She was the daughter of 1290. Thomas Bowyer and 1291. Margaret.

Notes for John Dane:
http://www2.ebicom.net/~mallett/HTML/d0001/g0000022.htm

This homestead of William Chandler was situated at the southerly corner of 
the present Bartlett and Washington streets, in Roxbury (see Drake's Town of 
Roxbury, p. 368); and it later became the property of John Dane, who married 
the widow of WilliamChandler, by grant of the MassachusettsGeneral Court, as 
appears from the following: 
"1649. At a Genrall Corte, at Boston, the 17th of the 8th Mo. Upon the 
petition of John Dayne, the house & land wch was Wm Chambrs [sic] the ye house 
& land was worth, & also brought up ye children of Chandler, weh have bene 
chargable to him." 
"19 Oct. 1649. In ansr to the peticon of John Dajne ffor the settling the 
howse and lands of Wm Chandler (whose wyddow he marryed, & children brought up) 
on him, the said John Dajne, his request was graunted, & ye siad howse and 
lands confirmed on him by this Courte.: (Records of the Colony of the 
Massachusetts Bay, printed, Vol 2, p. 283, Vol. 3, p. 177.) 
	
Children of John Dane and Frances Bowyer are:
		i.	Elizabeth Dane.
		ii.	John Dane, married Agnes (Ann) Bayford Jul 2, 1643 in Roxbury, Essex Co. MA.
		iii.	Elizabeth Dane.
	322	iv.	FrancIs Dane, born Nov 20, 1615; died Feb 17, 1696/97 in Andover, MA; married (1) Elizbeth Ingals Bef. 1645; married (2) Mary Thomas 1677 in Andover, MA; married (3) Hannah 1690 in Andover, MA.
		v.	Mary Dane.

	646.  Edmund Ingals51,52, born Abt. 1595 in Skirbeck, Lincolnshire, England; died Oct 1648 in Lynn, MA.  He was the son of 1292. Robert Ingals and 1293. Elizabeth.  He married 647. Ann Tripp Abt. 1618.
	647.  Ann Tripp53.  She was the daughter of 1294. John Tripp and 1295. Isabel Moses.
	
Children of Edmund Ingals and Ann Tripp are:
		i.	Robert Ingals, married Sarah Harker.
	323	ii.	Elizbeth Ingals, born Abt. 1620; died Jun 6, 1676 in Andover, MA; married FrancIs Dane Bef. 1645.
		iii.	Mary Ingals.
		iv.	Faith Ingals.
		v.	John Ingals.
		vi.	Samuel Ingals.
		vii.	Sarah Ingals.
		viii.	Henry Ingals.

	648.  John Porter, born 1596 in Dorchester,Doresetshire,England; died Apr 28, 1660 in Salem,Essex,MA.  He was the son of 1296. Samuel Porter and 1297. Sarah.  He married 649. Margaret.
	649.  Margaret54, died Bef. May 1644 in Hingham, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts?.

Notes for John Porter:
John Porter originally settled at Roxbury where he was Freeman 11/5/1633. He was a farmer. He removed to Hingham where he was a proprietor in 1635 and town officer and deputy. He removed to Salem about 1644 where he was town officer many times. He sold his house and land at Hingham March 15, 1648 and later removed to Wenham.


Notes for Margaret:
Odding was first husband
Information on death "Pioneers of Massachusetts," Charles H. Pope, 1986 
	
Child of John Porter and Mary Endicott is:
		i.	Mary Porter, born Bef. Oct 12, 1645.
	
Children of John Porter and Margaret are:
	324	i.	Samuel Porter, born 1637 in Salem,Essex,MA; died Feb 10, 1657/58 in probably at sea, bound for Barbadoes; married Hannah Dodge.
		ii.	Joseph Porter, born Bef. Sep 9, 1638.
		iii.	Isreal Porter, born Bef. Feb 12, 1642/43.

	650.  William Dodge, born Abt. 1604 in Middle Chinnock,Somersetshire,England; died 1692 in Salem,Essex,MA.  He was the son of 1300. John Dodge and 1301. Marjorie.  He married 651. Elizabeth.
	651.  Elizabeth.

Notes for William Dodge:
William Dodge came to Salem, MA in 1629 in the ship "Lion's Whelp" which sailed from Gravesend 25 April and from the Isle of Wight 11 May 1629. It landed at Salem 29 June 1629. Salem at that time included the area now encompassing Beverly, Wenham, Hamilton, Ipswich, Danvers, Peabody, Salem and, perhaps, other villages. William settled in that part of Salem now called Beverly but, until 1868, was known as Bass River-side, being separated from Salem proper by the bay. William became a Freeman 17 April 1637 and was one of the founders of the first church at Beverly in 1667.
Paine Ancestry, The Family of Robert Treat Paine
Author: Sarah Cushing Paine, ed. Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: 1912 pg. 222 

	
Child of William Dodge and Elizabeth is:
	325	i.	Hannah Dodge, born Jul 24, 1642 in Beverly,Essex,MA; died Jan 2, 1687/88 in Beverly,Essex,MA; married (1) Samuel Porter; married (2) Thomas Woodbury Dec 2, 1661.

	652.  Henry Herrick55, born 1604 in Beau Manor, Liecester, England; died Unknown.  He was the son of 1304. William Herrick and 1305. Joan May.  He married 653. Editha Laskin Unknown.
	653.  Editha Laskin, born 1614 in England; died Mar 16, 1658/59 in Beverly, MA.  She was the daughter of 1306. Hugh Laskin and 1307. Alice.

Notes for Henry Herrick:
From http://ddi.digital.net/~nathan1/genealogy-pages/herrick.htm

Henry HERRICK was born on 16 Aug 1604 in Loughborough, Leicester, England. Died on 20 Jul 1671 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts. One source states: of Salem, MA; one of the founders of the first church in Salem, 1629, and of the first church in Beverly, 1667. There is a story that Henry Herrick was named in honor of a son of James I, who had knighted Henry's father. Another source: Henry, who was first cousin of the Rev. Robert Herrick, the poet, left England for America ca 1629, and settled in Cape Ann Syde (now Beverly), near Salem, Mass; became freeman in 1630.

With his wife, he was among the thirty who founded the first church in Salem. 

Estate of Henry Herrick of Beverly
Essex Probate Docket # 13133 

I Henry Herick of the Towne of Beverly in the county of Essex in New England being in a decaying estate of body but in perfect mynd and memorye, through the Lords mercy do heerby make my last will and testament, wherby I commiting my body to the earth, and my soule to the mercy of god in Christ Jesus, I dispose of my estate in order following.
Impr. I give unto my dear & loveing wife Edith the westwardmost halfe of my now dwelling house, that is the lower roome and leantoo behind it, together with free egress and regress in and out of it, and also the use of the cellar, well, yard, out houseing & garden, these to have & injoy dureing her natural life, further I give to my sd wife foure of my best milch cowes & 4 sheepe which shee shall choose and all my household stufe, these to be at her absolute free dispose, also I give unto my sd wife, the sixt part of the fruits that shall be raysed from the corne lands, & orchard wch I leave with my executor Henry and in the possession of my sonn John.
Also I give unto my sonn Thomas all my wearing apparell exsept my best great coate and that 20 acres of land where his house standeth with ten pounds to be paid by my son John when my executor seeth need to supplye his wants. And if in case he live and dye a single pson, the lands shall remaine to my sons Ephraim & Joseph, equally devided & the ten pounds to my sonn Benjamin, if not made use of to supply him. Also I give my sonn Zachery one hundred Acres of land lyeing in Birch plaine which I bought of Francis & Henry Skerry of Salem with 5 acres of meadow lyeing in Wenham meadow belonging to it, and 16 acres of land more or lesse whereon his house standeth & fenced in by him.
Also I give my sonns Ephraim, Joseph, and John that farme I bought of Mr. Allford the 20 acres given to Thomas being first measured out to him, the rest to be equally devided betweene them three, yet soe that Ephraim & Joseph may injoy what they have impued(?) , and fenct, and John what is impued by Henry, soe as to pay the sixt part of the produce to my wife before exprest.
Also I give to my sonn John the two lotts I bought of Henry Rennolds of Salem & Richard Kemball of Wenham, also my sonn john is to have two acres of meadow in Boukards meadow, also the bedding he lyeth upon and my cart and plow with the chaine therof.
Also I give Ephraim moreover one milch cow & my best great coate and unto Joseph I give moreover two ewe sheepe & my timbar chaine.
I give unto my sonn Benjamyn all that pasture land, called by english pasture which joyneth on the east syde to Andrew Elliot, lyeing betweene the countrye high way & the mill River. I say all that land lyeing on the southeast syde of the sd country high way, the which pasture land with the apptenances. My will is shall remaine in the hands of my sonn Henry to improve untill Benjamyn be 21 years of age and in case he dye before he be 21 years of age I give the says land to my sonn Henry, he paying unto my children Zachry, Ephraim, Joseph & Elizabeth foure pounds a peece.
Also I give unto my daughter Elizabeth forty pounds viz. 14li. to be payd by my sonn Henry within three months after the confirmation of my will and the rest to be made up in 3 cowes & moveables allredy in her possesion. And to John, the youngest yoake of stears, and whatsoever I give to any of my children herein mentioned by his my will, I give them, their heirs, executors, administrators & assignes for ever.
And for the rest of my estate, not above mentioned, I give it all to my sonn Henry, he paying unto his mother the sixt part of the increase of the corne land & orchard dureing her life and providing for her the winter of foure milch cows, 4 sheep & her firewood redy cut for fire at the dore for all the year long and liberty to keep 3 swine at the dore, and ( give my sonn Ephraim one acre of meadow in buncars, Joseph 3 acres of meadow in buncars) And to have the uper use of the parlour & leaneto behind it with free egresse & regress to houseing yards for her, necessary occasions as is expresed during her life I say these things premised.
I give my sonn Henry my dwelling house out houseing orchard tillage land meadows pasture & woodland with my stock & whatever elce within dores & without, not above excepted makeing this my sayd sonn Henry my sole executor of this my last will.
In wittness whereof I have set my hand this 24 Nov 1670.

Henry Herick
Witness: 
Robt. Morgan
Nehemiah Grover
Proved in Salem court Mar 28 1671 by the witnesses.

Inventory of the estate of Henry Herricke of Beverly taken 15 Mar, 1671 by John Rayment, Sr., and Isaac Hull, Sr. 

Source: Ipswich Quarterly Court Records, vol 5, p. 136. 

Submitted by: Linda Herrick Smith 


	
Children of Henry Herrick and Editha Laskin are:
		i.	Elizabeth Herrick, born Unknown in Salem, MA; died May 6, 1727 in Ipswich, MA; married Philip Fowler Jan 20, 1672/73 in Beverly, MA.
	326	ii.	Henry Herrick, born Unknown; died 1702 in Salem,Essex,MA; married (1) Lydia Woodbury in Beverly,Essex,MA; married (2) Sarah Giddings May 25, 1690; married (3) Sarah Alcock Jun 1702 in Beverly,Essex,MA.

	654.  John Woodbury, born 1579 in Burlescombe,Dover,England; died Dec 3, 1641 in Salem,Essex,MA.  He was the son of 1308. John Woodbury.  He married 655. Agnes Napper.
	655.  Agnes Napper, born Abt. May 1, 1598 in Harding,Somersetshire,England; died Feb 14, 1671/72 in Salem,Essex,MA.  She was the daughter of 1310. Thomas Napper.
	
Child of John Woodbury and Agnes Napper is:
	327	i.	Lydia Woodbury, born 1643 in Beverly,Essex,MA; died 1669 in Beverly,Essex,MA; married Henry Herrick in Beverly,Essex,MA.

	656.  George Giddings, born 1609 in Clapham, co. Bedford, England; died Jun 1, 1680 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 1312. John Gidding and 1313. Joan Purrier.  He married 657. Jane Lawrence Feb 20, 1632/33 in St. Albans co., Hertford, England.
	657.  Jane Lawrence56, born 1614 in St. Albans co., Hertford, England; died Mar 2, 1679/80 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 1314. Thomas Lawrence and 1315. Joan Antrobus.

Notes for George Giddings:
George Giddins, age 25, a husbandman of Clapham, county Beds and his wife, Mrs. Jane Giddins, age 20, came on the"Planter" of London, with Nicholas Trerice, Master.  The "Planter" sailed from London April 2, 1635 and arrived at
Boston on Sunday, June 7, 1635. 

 1676, June 1st. George Giddinge d.; left widow, Jane, and children, Thomas, John, James and Samuel Giddinge, and Joseph Collins. He was of Ipswich, 1635, where he sustained various trusts; was Deputy to the General Court 1641, 1654, 1655, 1659, 1660, 1661, 1663, 1664, 1668, 1672, 1675. He was long a Ruling Elder of the First Church. Estate, £1021 12s. 6d.
History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Joseph B. Felt



Notes for Jane Lawrence:
Mrs. Jane Giddings sailed on the Planter with her husband. Her mother Mrs. John Tuttle, grandmother, Mrs. Joan Antrobus, step father, John Tuttle, and siblings, John, William and Mary Lawrence, as well as step-siblings Abilgail, Simon, Sarah, and John Tuttle,
	
Children of George Giddings and Jane Lawrence are:
		i.	Thomas Giddings, born Abt. 1638 in Ipswich, MA; died Jun 18, 1681 in Ipswich, MA; married (1) Elizabeth; married (2) Mary Goodhue.
	328	ii.	John Giddings, born Abt. 1639 in Ipswich, MA; died Mar 3, 1690/91 in Ipswich, MA; married Sarah Alcock Abt. 1660 in probably Ipswich, MA.
		iii.	James Giddings, born 1641 in Ipswich, MA; died Aft. 1697; married Elizabeth Andrews 1670 in Probably Ipswich, MA.
		iv.	Samuel Giddings, born Abt. 1645.
		v.	Joseph Collins Giddings, born Abt. 1650 in Ipswich, MA; died Mar 31, 1691; married Susannah Rindge Jul 20, 1671 in Ipswich, MA.
		vi.	Rebecca Giddings.
		vii.	Abigail Giddings, born Abt. 1649; married Samuel Dutch Feb 12, 1672/73 in Ipswich, MA.
		viii.	Mary Giddings, born Abt. 1658 in Ipswich, MA; died 1711; married Samuel Pierce.

	658.  John Alcock, born Unknown.  He married 659. Elizabeth.
	659.  Elizabeth, born Unknown.
	
Child of John Alcock and Elizabeth is:
	329	i.	Sarah Alcock, born Abt. 1642 in Kittery, ME; died Dec 29, 1711 in Gloucester, MA; married (1) Henry Herrick Jun 1702 in Beverly,Essex,MA; married (2) John Giddings Abt. 1660 in probably Ipswich, MA.

	662.  Robert Cross, born Jun 26, 1613 in Ipswich, England; died Bet. 1697 - 1702 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 1324. Thomas Cross and 1325. Rachel Diesing.  He married 663. Anna Jordan.
	663.  Anna Jordan, born Jan 1, 1614/15 in Ipswich, England; died Oct 29, 1677 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 1326. Stephen Jordan and 1327. Susannah Peacock.
	
Children of Robert Cross and Anna Jordan are:
	331	i.	Sarah Cross, born Abt. 1652 in Ipswich, MA; died Abt. 1702; married William Butler Abt. 1675.
		ii.	Robert Cross.
		iii.	Martha Cross, born Unknown; died Unknown; married William Dierke Dec 20, 1664 in Ipswich, MA.

Notes for William Dierke:
Origin of the Durkee Family

William Durkee (Durgy) was born in Ireland about 1632 and may have been the first Irishman to settle in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He arrived on Nov. 9, 1663 as the indentured servant of Thomas Bishop, having been in the Barbadoes, probably as a slave of Cromwells. Martha Cross was born Feb. 14, 1643 of Robert and Anna/Hannah (Jordon). Martha was probably employed in the household of Thomas Bishop.

They married in Ipswich, Mass. on Dec. 20, 1664 after Robert Cross sued William for abusing his daughter and William countersued Robert for withdrawing his consent to marriage after giving it. Two weeks later, their first child John was born. Son Thomas was born in 1666, daughter Martha in 1668, and son William in 1672. Elizabeth born about 1670, Mercy, Anna born about 1680, Mary, Jane, and Henry? were also probably children of William and Martha. Since William would not renounce his Catholicism, he could not own land.

Almost all Durkees in the United States and Canada are descended from the three sons: John, Thomas, and William. One exception are a small group in Wisconsin descended from Herman and William Durkey who arrived there about 1870 from Germany. Another exception spell their name Durgy and descend from John Durgy who married Hannah (Conger) in 1784 in Fairfield, Conn.


Copyright ©1998, 1999 The Society of Genealogy of Durkee.http://durkee.org/

		iv.	Elizabeth Cross, born Aug 4, 1636.
		v.	Mary Cross, born Jun 14, 1640.
		vi.	John Cross, born 1644.
		vii.	Stephen Cross, born 1646.
		viii.	Anne Cross, born 1651.
		ix.	Nathaniel Cross, born 1654.
		x.	George Cross, born 1656.
		xi.	Ralph Cross, born Feb 15, 1657/58.

	678.  Richard Bartlett, born 1575 in Wiltshire, England; died May 25, 1647 in Newbury, MA.  He was the son of 1356. Edmund Bartlett and 1357. Elizabeth Gore.

Notes for Richard Bartlett:


	
Children of Richard Bartlett are:
	339	i.	Joanna Bartlett, born Jan 29, 1609/10 in England; died Jun 28, 1653 in Newbury, MA; married William Titcomb 1638 in Wilts, England.
		ii.	John Bartlett, born Nov 9, 1613.
		iii.	Thomas Bartlett, born Jan 22, 1613/14.
		iv.	Richard Bartlett, born Oct 31, 1621.
		v.	Christopher Bartlett, born Feb 25, 1621/22.
		vi.	Ann Bartlett, born Feb 26, 1623/24.

	680.  Philip Fowler, born Abt. 1590 in Marlborough, Wilshire, England; died Jun 24, 1679 in Ipswich, MA.  He married 681. Mary Winsley? Abt. 1614 in Marlborough,Wiltshire,England.
	681.  Mary Winsley?, born Abt. 1592 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England; died Aug 30, 1659 in Ipswich, MA.

Notes for Philip Fowler:
From "The Fowler Family" pages 1-11

Philip Fowler, one of the founders of New England, was probably born in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England about 1590.  

He embarked with his family, in the "Mary and John" of London, Robert Sayres, master, and while lying in the river Thames, they "were made to stay until further order" from the Council, 28 Feb., 1633-4, owing to misrepresentation of the colonies by its enemies, which had then reached England, and the master was required, amoung other things, to give a bond of  L100, that the service of the Church of England should be said daily on board, and attended by the passengers, also that they should take the "Oathes of Allegiance and Supremacie," which were taken by the passengers, the 24th of March, 1633-34, when they were allowed to proceed on their voyage, and arrive in New England, in May 1634.

He received a grant of land in Ipswich, Essex County, Mass., the same year, on which he stettled, and where he resided until his deat.  It is still [as of 1833] occupied by one of his descendants, bearing the family name.

In 1634 (3 Sept.) he took the Freeman's Oath.

In 1634-35 (5. Jan) it was, by the town of Ipswich, " Given and granted onto Mr. (Richard) Wa(ttle), Mr. (John) Fawn, and to Philip Fowler, and to Goodman Andrews, and to Christopher Osgood, a Hill of ground containing 30 acres of land, unto each of them 6 acres, of land, and unto their heirs forever."

In 1635 (20 April) "Granted unto Philip Fowler, thrity-five acres of land lying on the nrothwest side of the mile river, having the land of Richard Jaob on the northeast, and Mr. Woodmansey's farm on the southwest.  Likewise ten acres in Jeffries neck, lying between John Hassal and Robert Andrews.  Likewise six acres of meadow lying towards the neck, having the little neck on the northeast, Christopher Osgood on the northwest, and Mr. Thomas Bresey on the southwest.  Likewise six acres of planting ground on the hill north side of the town, having Christopher Osgood's toward the northwest and George Varnham southeast.  Also an house lot in High Street having Michael Cartwright on the northwest, and John Hassall on the southeast,  to enjoy to him, his heirs and assigns forever."

In 1636 "Granted Philip Fowler, one house lot in the cross street called the meeting house lane, being about one acre of ground, having John Gage his house lot on the southeast, and Thomas Scott's houselot on the northwest.  Also ten acres of upland lying beyound Muddy river, within the common fence, having ten acres of the like land of John Webster's on the souteast, and ten acres of Christopher Osgood's on the norhtwest.  Also six acres of meadow near the highway to Jeffries neck, having a parcel of meadow of Mr. (John) Tuttle's on the south, and a pacel of meadown of Christopher Osgoods' on the north."

In 1636 (13 July) Phililp Fowler with Thomas Dudley (Governor of Mass.) and Robert Lord, all of Ipswich, witnessed the Will of Widow Sarah Dillingham; 1st, 12th mo., 1641-42 he witnessed a deed of Christopher Osgood's (his son-in-law); 24 Feb 1650-51 the agreement between Thomas Rowell of Salisbury, and Margary Osgood (his daughter), in a marriage contract; 26 July, 1661, a deed of William Wild of Ipswich, to Robert Andrews of Thopsfield.

In 1642 (29th, 1st mo.) he was on Jury of Trials at Ipswich Court; and 29th, 7th mo. 1657, on the Grand Jury.

In 1643 (15th, 2d mo.) he owed 18 pence to William Nevill, as mentioned in his Will, it is to be paid to William Robinson.

In 1646 at a meeting of the Freeman, he is chosen with William Adams, to judge of defaults; and 27th Feb., 1648-49 Surveyor, also 27 Feb., 1654-5, 25 Feb., 1655-6 and 17 Feb., 1636-7; also Surveyor of fences from the common fence gage to Jeffery's neck, 7 April 1662.

In 1647 he was allowed by the town, 7 shillings 8 pence for his work at the watch-house, to be paid by the constables; 6th 12th mo., 1647-8, he with John Woodam, to build the chimney at the watch house and do what clapboarding was needed, for which they were to have L3-6-8, and to have half their pay their pay when they began it, and the rest, when they finished the work.  They each received L1-13-4 on the 23d, 11th mo., 1647-8; it was voted 23d Dec., 1656, to build a warf for the town's use, and as a surveyor, he was to see to it.

In 1648-9 (25th, 11th mo.) he gave in his testimony at Court, in regard to the land of Humphrey Broadstreete of Ipswich, and in his behalf.

In 1649-50 (26th, 1st Mo.) he "in regard of age, is freed from ordinary Trayning," which shows he was then sixty years of age.

In 1650 (18 April) in Will of Christopher Osgood of Ipswich, mentioned as "my father Philip Fowler, to be overseer," it will be seen, he [Christopher] had married his [Phillip's] daughter Margaret.

In 1651 "Philip Fowler the elder, of Ipswich, did come before me , and in the presence of Joseph his sonne, & Martha his wife, & with their full & free consent, did adopt as his sonne, Phillip, the sonne of the sd. Joseph & Martha, to be as his sonne.  Samuel Symonds."

1652 (7 May) the northeast boundary of the land of Solomon Marin of Andover, was upon his land, and in 1659 (1 Jun3) Thomas, Brigden of Charlestown, sells to John Wooddam, house, barn, etc., in Ipswich, bounded on "south by Goodman Fowler."

In 1656, the Selectmen of Ipswich were to divide their town into classes of fix, six and ten, and appoint a class-leader for the purpose of spinning.  They were to assess each family a quarter, half or whole spinner, according to its other occupation.  Each family which could furnish one spinner, should spin for thirty weeks in a year, three pounds of linen, cotton and woollen (monthly) and so propotionably, for a half or quarter spinner, on fine of 12d a month, for each pound short.  The commons were to be cleared for sheep.  The seed of hemp and flax to be saved.  Under this division, the 13 March, Phip Fowler was assesed for half a spinner L45.

In 1658-9 (16 Feb.) "Voted by the Town, to choose a Committee, and give their apprehensions and reasons (to the Selectmen), who have a right of Commanage, and who not, and what else they conceive may conduce to the good of the Town, and when they are ready, the Selectmen to call the Town together, to hear what they conceive.  This Committee, Are as followeth viz:  Our two honored Magistrates, our teaching and ruling Elders, Mr. Wade, George Giddings, Philip Fowler, Joseph Medcalf, Thomas Hart."

In 1658-59 (17 Feb.) Francis Ursellton of Topsfield, sold his dwelling house there, to John Godfry of Andover, half of the price "in marchantable indian corne, at twoe shillings eight pense pr. bushell (to be delivered) at the now dwelling house of Phillip Fowler, in Ipswich," etc.  Witness "the marke of Philip Fowler."

In 1658-9 (3 March) clothworker, he buys of Samuel Young love, and Margaret his wife, for L10, land which he bought of George Palmer, "6 acres in common field on the north syde of the river, " etc., bounding on the land of said Philip on the southwest.  On the 30 March, "atourney Philip Fowler," gave in an additional ivnentory of the estabe of Humphrey GIlbert, Amt. L53-0-11.

In 1659 (30 Aug) Mary, wife of Philip Fowler, and mother of his children died.
She was probably Mary Winsley, or Winslow, as sometimes called, the sister of Samuel Winsley, a grantee with Bradstreet, Dudley, and others, of Colchester 1638, and an early settler of Salisbury.  He was made freeman, 22 May, 1639.  Represnted Salisbury, in the General Court, 1642, 1645, 1653, died 2 June 1663.  Two of the sons of Philip Fowler, Samuel and Thomas, settled near him in Salisbury and Amesbury and his son Samuel Winsley, left prperty to the children of Samuel Fowler above, and calls him cousin, and there was a family connection between his son Nathaniel Winsley's wife, and Philip Fowler's family.

He entered soon after into the following marriage contract: - 

"Know all man by thse presents, that I , Phillip Fowler of Ipsich, in the county of Essex, clothworker, for & in considerations of a contract of marriage with Mary Norton, widdow, doe grant unto her as followeth, viz:  that if it pelase the Lord the mariage inteded be compleated, and she the asyd Mary my inteded wife do survive, I doe covenant & grant unto her, that she shall injoye all my house and lands, with the appurtenances & privilidges therunto belonging, until my sonn Phillip (provided I make him my heir), shall come of age, and when he comes of age, I do grant unto her, that she sall possess and enjoy the chamber over the hall, with the table frome & cabbin beds, as alsoe the garretts & halfe the orchyard, and halfe the grasse of the close, & my six acres of land upon the hill, and the inward cellar to her owne proper use & behoofe, and alsoe liberty to make use of the lower romme for her necessary ocasions, with free liberty to make use of the well in the cellar to fetch watter, & all these to enjoye during the tyme of her naturall life, and then to return unto my children, or who of them, I shall dispose them unto, and further doe grant her libery of barne roome to lay in her corne, and two load of hay, with roome in the cowe huse for to sett two cowes, & grasse for to make two loads of hay a yeare, for the tyme of her life as aforesayd.  In wittness whereof, I have herunto sett my hand & seale, the 27th of February, 1659.

Signd, sealed and delivered, in the presence of us,

William Norton.
Daniell Davison (with  marke)		Philip Folwer
Robert Lord			(with a marke & seale).

Philip Fowler acknowldge this wrighting, to be his act & deed, before me. Daniell Denison.  February 27th; 1659."

In 1659-60 (27 February) Philip Fowler married, second, Mary, the widow of George Norton,who was undoubtedly the Mr. Norton, who come in the fleet with Higginson from London, April 29, and was sent by the company in England as a carpenter, and to receive a kind reception from the authorities of the plantation.  Some of his work now remains in Salem, in the old First Church, which he was employed to build in 1643, for L100, which has been presevered by the Essex Institute, and placed in the rear of that Institution.

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In 1660-1 (19 Feb.) the town granted Philip Fowler five acres of marsh; and 10 Feb, 1661-2 land at the west meadow.

In 1660 (22 Nov.) the Court issued a writ against "Philip Fowler and Mary his wife, executrix to the estate of hir late Husband, George Norton,,,for L30, on complaint of Mr. William Norton, aturney to Mr. Emanuel Downing."  The case was continued 23 Nov. 1665, when a case was made by Philip Fowler, and Mary his wife, as plaintiff, against Roger Preston, defendant, in an action of debt of L18, due for rent, and damages, according to attachment, dated 13th, 9th mo., 1665.  The jury found for the plaintiff, L19 damanges, and 24 s. *d., cost, 28th 9th mo., 1665.  Robert Lord his atorney, acknowledged a juadgement of 18s. 2d., due to Mr. William Norton, 28th, 9th mo., 1665.  It seems that 4 Aug., 1656, Lucie Downing of Salem, with consent of her husband Emanuell Downing, let and farmed, unto George Norton, sometime of Salem, carpenter, her farm called Groton, in Salem, near to Gov. Endicott's for the term of ten years, from 1 March, 1655-6 for L18 per annum.  14 March, 1658-9, and agreement was made between George Norton and Roger Preston, for the lease "of the farme the said Norton now dwelleth on," he to enter 15 March, 1659-60.  Witness Joseph Fowler."

In 1661 (19 Oct.) with with wife Mary, gave in testimony at Court, in regard to a defect in the highway.

In 1663 his residence was in High Street, on the south side, adjoining the house lots of John Woodam and Philip Call.

In 1663 (11 May) and agreement was made, by which Philip Fowler, Senior, delivered to Philip Bill of "Jubaque," "two young heifers, with him to abide and continue for the terme of sven years" etc.  It appears that Philip Bill, "had gone out of this jurisdiction," and Phlip Fowler, Senior, entered a suit against him, 3 Nov. 1668, in the case of security for a parcel of cattle, value L20, and at the same time appoints his gradchild "Philip Fowler, to be his true and lawful atturney," when he signes "the marke P of Phillip FFowler" (and a green seal), and acknowledge it, the same date.  Accordingly he 5 Nov., 1668, "Attached 3 cowes & 2 heiferes, & put into the hands James Bill, to be responsible, according to the tenour of the attachment, Pr. me Phllip Fowler, Marshal deputy."  The case was found for Philip Fowler, senior, 24th 9th mo., 1668.

In 1663-4 (4 Jan.) he was granted liberty to fell three white oaks; 18 Feb., 166-7 "to fell for fenceing stuff for his meadow;" and 27 Nov., 1668 to fell trees for fenceing.

In 1664-5 (14 Feb.) he owns single share four, on the "list of the inhabitants that have shares in Plum Island, Castle Neck and Hog Island."

In 1668 after having given trades to his children, and living to see them all settled in life, he selected from amoung his grandchildren to take care of him in his old age, Philip his namesake, as appears by the following deed of gift, the original of which is on file in the Clerk of Courts, Bk. 36:18.
"This present writing wittnesseth, that I, Phlip Ffowler of Ipswich, in the county of Essex, clothworker, of and in considderation of that naturall affection I doe beare unto my Grandchild Phillip ffowler, as also in considderation of his being with me, and doeing my busines for me, as formerly, I doe by these presemts freely give and grant, and by these fully confirme, unto him the sayd Phillip, my Grandchild, all that my now dwelling house and lands I stand now possesst off, after my decease (exsepting what by agreement with my wife upon mariage, wich is put in writing and recorded), for him, the sayd Phillip, my Grandchild, Imediatly after my decease.  To have & to hould, and quietly and peaceably to enjoy, unto him & his heires & assignes forever, all that my say'd houses and lands, with all and every, the apptenances & prevaledges, thereunto belonging, exsept as aforesayd, what is granted to my wife, dureing her naturall life, and after her decease, the whole to be and remaine unto him the sayd Phllip, my Grandchild, his heires and assignes, for ever, provided still, that if by the providence of God, I shall be foret for necessary subsitance to sell and pt. therof, wch in such case I reserve liberty to doe, provided, if he the sayd Phillip, dye without isue, then to returne utno his Brother Joseph & if Joseph dye without isue, then to be remaine his brother John, provided alwayes, that if my Grandchild Phillip, leaves a wife behind him when he dye, then she shall enjoy it dureing her naturall life, & then to be & returne, as above exprest.  In wittness whereof, I the sayd Phillip Ffowler, have sett to my hand and seale, dated the 23 of December, Anno Dom. 1668.

Singed Sealed & dl in the presence of us,

RIchard Kimball (the marke of).
John Severance.
Robert Lord
Phillip P Fflower (the marke with a green seal).

Acknowledge before me Apr. 29, 1670. Daniel Denison.  
Recorded  May the 6th, 1670."  Essex Deeds, Bk. 3:  152.

In 1669 (Dec.) it was ordered, that none shall ride upon the foot causeway with horses, that lead through the streets towards the meeting house, upon the penalty of 12 pence for every time, and Philip Fowler desired to see the performance of this order and take the forfeits, for which he shall have the one half to himself, and the other to the town.

In 1671, the following is found: -
"we whose names are under-written, doe testifie (that in ye case one thoughsand six hundred thirty & five), the building of a mill in Ipswich, (with all appertenances), was granted to Richard Saltonstall, and it was provided in the grant aforesayd, that the Towne of Ipswich, being duely served by the sayd Mill, shall imploy the same, by grinding their corne therat.  And as a prevedledge annexed to the grant aforesd, It was ordered, that the sayd Richard, shall not be prejudiced, by the building of any other Mill within the bounds of Ipswich.  And that if the ocasions of the Towne should require more mills (the sayd Richard being willing to serve the Towne as aforesd), he shall have liberty in such case to undertake the same.  All which is testified by
Thomas Howlett
John Gage (& a marke)
Thomas Borman
Phillip Ffowler (and a marke)

Thomas Borman is a very old man, being before us at Ipswich declared upon his oath, that he judgeth the words (Thomas Borman) subscibed, amoung others, in the testimony above written, to be his hand, and further upon his oath, he saith not, dated the last of ffebruary, 1671.

Phillip Ffowler, aged above 80 yeares, being before us at Ipswich, declared upon his oath, that the marke of Phllip Ffowler, subscribed amoung others, in the testimony above written, is his marke, as also, that the above sayd testimony is the truth, the whole truth, & nothing but the truth, and further (upon his oath), he sith not, dated the last of February, 1671.
Samuel Symonds.
Daniell Gookin."

In 1671 (22 July) his wife Mary Fowler, witnessed thw Will of widow Abigail Wells, and she made oath to it in Courth held at Ipswich, 26yh 7th mo., 1671.

In 1672-3 (2 Jan.) he sells for L100, to "Roger Darby, sope boyler," of same town, his "dwelling house and ground about it with a house thereon, and orchyards, yards & gardesn, in all containe two acres, bet it more or less, with the comonage, and all and every. . . . which sayd house & land is scittuate & lyeing in Ipswich, aforesayd, on the same syde of the streete, comonly called Hill street, bounded or lyeing on th ewest syde of Thomas Lovell's pasture land and on the north syde of Samuell Graves, his pasture, and on the east syde of John Browne's house lott, together with four acres of land, out of my lott at Muddy River, on the Northwest syde of Richard Shatswell's pasture.

Subscribed, sealed & dl in the prsents of us,
William Norton
Andrew Peeters
Phllip Fowler (and a seale)

Phillip Fowler acknowledged the above written to be his act & deed and Mary Fowler did surrender her right in the house and land herein conveyed, before me, Feb. 14, 1676-7.  Daniell Denison.: Recorded 14 Feb., 1676-7, Ipswich Series, Essex Deeds, Bk. 4:74.

This was not his homestead.  He usually made his mark, but if this deed is copied correctly the the recorder, it had his autograph signature.

The ourt record states that "Philip Fowler, senior, dyed 24 of June, 1679" in Ipswich.  During his long life, we find no record that a descendant would regret to see.

He died intestate, and administration on what was left of his estate, he having previously disposed of most of his property amoung his children, was granted to his grandson, Philip, 29 Sept. 1679.

The Inventory recorded, Ipswhich Seriers, Essex Deeds, Bk. 4:288, we insert as a curiosity.

"An Inventory of the estate of Phillip Fowler, sen deceased, taken on the 7th of July, 1679, of the weareing clothes of the sd Phillip,

Imp 4 ould coates and an old cloke				01-15-0
It a psell of old clothes					01-00-0
It some old stockings 2 caps & a pr of gaiters			00-05-0
It a paire of old gloves & an old hat				00-02-0
It two pair of drwers & two old shirts				00-15-0
2 caps & two bands, 3 old handchercheres & 2 old wastecoats	00-04-0
							------------
							 3-01-0
debts due to the estate					 0-17-6
							------------
							 3-18-6
debts due from the estate					 3-19-7 1/2

these things above mentioned prised by us, Simeon Stace, Nicholas Wallis.

Philip Folwer Aministrator dl this Inventory upon oath to be a true Inventory of his the estate to the best of his knowledge, & if more appears to add the same.  In court held Ipswich, 30, (7), 1679.  As attest Robert Loard, cler."

His widow Mary Fowler, probably died just previous to 5 Nov., 1694, as at that time, a bond on file in the Essex Probate records states, that administration was then granted on the estate of George Norton of Salem, to his son John, to finish it, after the death of Mary the widow.

The History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Joseph B. Felt noted that 1679, June 24th. Phillip Fowler, sen., clothmaker, d., Æ. 88. 


Notes for Mary Winsley?:
http://host.fptoday.com/maryleek/gedpage/fam01293.htm
Father John Winslow
Mother Elizabeth Paddy
	
Children of Philip Fowler and Mary Winsley? are:
		i.	Margaret Fowler, married Christopher Osgood.
		ii.	Mary Fowler, born Unknown.
		iii.	Samuel Fowler, born 1618.
		iv.	Hester Fowler, born Unknown.
	340	v.	Joseph Fowler, born Abt. 1622 in England; died May 19, 1676 in Deerfield, MA; married Martha Kimball Unknown.
		vi.	Thomas Fowler, born 1636.

	682.  Richard Kimball57, born 1595 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England; died Jun 22, 1675 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 1364. Henry Kimball and 1365. Johan.  He married 683. Ursula Scott Oct 23, 1615 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England.
	683.  Ursula Scott, born Feb 15, 1597/98 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England; died Mar 1, 1675/76 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 1366. Henry Scott and 1367. Martha Whatlock.

Notes for Richard Kimball:




Notes for Margaret Cole:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/u/n/Alan-P-Lundstedt/BOOK-0001/0003-0001.html#IND1117REF14
She was born c 1608 in England, and died 01-Mar-1675/76 in Ipswich, Essex, MA10.
She was the widow of Henry Dow of Ormsby, Norfolk, England, who died 21-Apr-1659 in Hampton NH. 
	
Children of Richard Kimball and Ursula Scott are:
		i.	Henry Kimball, born Bef. Aug 12, 1615.
		ii.	Abigail Kimball, born Nov 20, 1617.
		iii.	Elizabeth Kimball, born 1621.
		iv.	Richard Kimball, born 1623.
		v.	Mary Kimball, born 1625.
	341	vi.	Martha Kimball, born Aug 1629 in Rattlesden, England; died Unknown; married Joseph Fowler Unknown.
		vii.	John Kimball, born 1631.
		viii.	Thomas Kimball, born 1633.
		ix.	Sarah Kimball, born 1635.
		x.	Benjamin Kimball, born 1637.
		xi.	Caleb Kimball, born 1639.

	684.  William Herrick, born Feb 1557/58 in Beau Manor Park,Leicestershires,England; died Mar 2, 1651/52 in Beau Manor Park,Leicestershires,England.  He was the son of 1368. John Herrick and 1369. Mary Bond.  He married 685. Joan May May 6, 1596 in Beau Manor Park,Leicestershires,England.
	685.  Joan May, born Jul 27, 1578 in Beau Manor Park,Leicestershires,England; died Jul 3, 1645 in Beau Manor Park,Leicestershires,England.

Notes for William Herrick:
Sir William HERRICK was born on 1 Feb 1557 in Leicester, England. Died on 2 Mar 1652 in
Beau Manor, Leicester, England. He was a Goldsmith in London and was knighted by King James I
(Queen Elizabeth had died in 1603!). Another source states: of London and Beaumanor Park,
Leicestershire, England. Was a member of Parliament from 1601 - 1630, knighted 1605,
Ambassador to Turkey. 

The Herrick COAT OF ARMS:
Arms: Argent a fesse vaire or and gu. 

Coat: A bull's head couped argent horned and eared sable gorged with a chaplet of roses ppr. 

Motto: Virtus Omnia Nobilitat (words mean virtue, all, nobility... therefore the motto probably
means: Virtue in all nobility.) 




	
Children of William Herrick and Joan May are:
		i.	William Herrick.
		ii.	Robert Herrick, born 1598.
		iii.	Richard Herrick.
		iv.	Thomas Herrick, born 1602.
		v.	Elizabeth Herrick, born 1603.
	342	vi.	Henry Herrick, born 1604 in Beau Manor, Liecester, England; died Unknown; married Editha Laskin Unknown.
		vii.	Roger Herrick, born 1606.
		viii.	Dorothy Herrick.
		ix.	Mary Herrick.
		x.	John Herrick, born 1612 in Beau Manor, Loughborough, Leicester, Eng; died 1630.
		xi.	Martha Herrick.
		xii.	Elizabeth Herrick.

	686.  Hugh Laskin, born 1584 in Weymouth Dorset England; died 1659 in Salem, MA.  He married 687. Alice 1610 in England.
	687.  Alice, born 1590; died Jul 23, 1658 in Salem, MA.
	
Children of Hugh Laskin and Alice are:
	343	i.	Editha Laskin, born 1614 in England; died Mar 16, 1658/59 in Beverly, MA; married Henry Herrick Unknown.
		ii.	Timothy Laskin, born 1615.

	688.  Robert Burnham, born 1581 in Norwich, Suffolk, England; died in Ipswich, MA.  He married 689. Mary Andrews 1608 in England.
	689.  Mary Andrews.
	
Children of Robert Burnham and Mary Andrews are:
	344	i.	Thomas Burnham, born Unknown in England; died Jun 1694 in (Chebacco), Ipswich, MA; married Marie Lawrence Abt. 1645 in Ipswich, MA.
		ii.	Edward Burnham.
		iii.	Mary Burnham.
		iv.	Amelia Burnham.
		v.	John Burnham.
		vi.	Benjamin Burnham, born 1621; died 1691.
		vii.	Robert Burnham, born 1624; died 1691.

	690.  Thomas Lawrence58, born Bet. 1588 - 1589; died 1625.  He was the son of 1380. John Lawrence and 1381. Margaret Roberts.  He married 691. Joan Antrobus Oct 23, 1609 in St. Albans co., Hertford.
	691.  Joan Antrobus58, born 1592.  She was the daughter of 1382. Walter Antrobus and 1383. Joan/Jane Arnold.

Notes for Thomas Lawrence:
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/a/m/Rashelle--Kamp/GENE2-0016.html
 
Thomas Lawrence Captain, born 1588 in /89; died 1625. He was the son of John Lawrence and Margaret Roberts (2Nd Wife). He married Joan Sutrobus [sic] in St. Albans, Eng. Joan Sutrobus, born 1592; died WFT Est 1627-1687. 

Children of Thomas Lawrence and Joan Sutrobus [sic] are: 
i.         John Lawrence, born 1618.  
ii.        William Lawrence, born 1623; died 1680; married Elizabeth 1647.
iii.       Marie Lawrence, born April 10, 1625 in St. Albans, Hertfordshire,  England; died March 27, 1715; married Thomas Burnham Abt 1645 in  Ipswich, Middlesex, MA.

Notes for Joan Antrobus:
The following ancestors came over on the PLANTER of London, with Nicholas Trerice, Master.   The ship sailed from London April 2, 1635 and arrived at
Boston on Sunday, June 7, 1635. 

The following passengers certified from St. Albans, Herts: 

 John Tuttle             39       mercer of Saint Albans, Herts going to  Ipswich 
 Mrs. Joan Tuttle 	42 
 John Lawrence 	 17 
 William Lawrence 	 12 
 Mary Lawrence 	  9 
 Abigail Tuttle 	  6 
 Simon Tuttle 	  4 
 Sarah Tuttle 	  2 
 John Tuttle 	  1 
 Mrs. Joan Antrobus  65 

Joan (nee Antrobus) Lawrence Tuttle, age 42, traveled with 4 of her children from her marriage with Thomas Lawrence:  John, William, Mary (Marie) and Jane, age 20, who came with her husband, George Giddings.

	
Children of Thomas Lawrence and Joan Antrobus are:
		i.	Jane Lawrence58, born 1614 in St. Albans co., Hertford, England; died Mar 2, 1679/80 in Ipswich, MA; married George Giddings Feb 20, 1632/33 in St. Albans co., Hertford, England.

Notes for Jane Lawrence:
Mrs. Jane Giddings sailed on the Planter with her husband. Her mother Mrs. John Tuttle, grandmother, Mrs. Joan Antrobus, step father, John Tuttle, and siblings, John, William and Mary Lawrence, as well as step-siblings Abilgail, Simon, Sarah, and John Tuttle,

Notes for George Giddings:
George Giddins, age 25, a husbandman of Clapham, county Beds and his wife, Mrs. Jane Giddins, age 20, came on the"Planter" of London, with Nicholas Trerice, Master.  The "Planter" sailed from London April 2, 1635 and arrived at
Boston on Sunday, June 7, 1635. 

 1676, June 1st. George Giddinge d.; left widow, Jane, and children, Thomas, John, James and Samuel Giddinge, and Joseph Collins. He was of Ipswich, 1635, where he sustained various trusts; was Deputy to the General Court 1641, 1654, 1655, 1659, 1660, 1661, 1663, 1664, 1668, 1672, 1675. He was long a Ruling Elder of the First Church. Estate, £1021 12s. 6d.
History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Joseph B. Felt



		ii.	John Lawrence.
	345	iii.	Marie Lawrence, born Apr 10, 1625 in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England; died Mar 27, 1715 in Ipswich, MA; married Thomas Burnham Abt. 1645 in Ipswich, MA.
		iv.	William Lawrence.

	692.  John Cogswell59, born 1592 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died Nov 29, 1669 in Ipswich, MA.  He was the son of 1384. Edward Cogswell and 1385. Alice.  He married 693. Elisabeth Thompson Sep 10, 1615 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England.
	693.  Elisabeth Thompson, born Abt. 1594 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died Jun 2, 1676 in Ipswich, MA.  She was the daughter of 1386. William Thompson and 1387. Phillis.

Notes for John Cogswell:
http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gen_cog.htm#sarahc
John(3) Cogswell was the immigrant ancestor in this Cogswell line. He was born in 1592 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England. He was baptized on April 7, 1592. He died on Nov. 29, 1669 at Ipswich, Mass. He is buried in Old North Graveyard, Ipswich, Mass. On Sept. 10, 1615 in Westbury Leigh, Wilts, John married Eizabeth THOMPSON. She was born circa 1594 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire,
England. She died on June 2, 1676 at Ipswich, Mass. She is also buried in Old North Graveyard,Ipswich, Mass. 

At age 23, he succeeded to his fathers' business and settled down in the old homestead. His parents died soon after his marriage, and he received his inheritance, "The Mylls called Ripond, situate within the Parish of Frome Selwood," together with the home place and certain personal property. Like his
father, he was a manufacturer of wollen fabrics, largely broadcloths and kerseymeres. The superior quality of these manufacturers gave his "mylls" a favorable reputation, which appears to have been retained to the present day. There are factories occupying much the same locations and still owned by
the Cogswells, which continue to put on the market wollen cloths that in Vienna and elsewhere have commanded the first premium in the world exhibitions of our times (1880s?). 

John Cogswell doubtless found, in London, a market for his manufactures. He may have had a commission house in that city, which would account for his being called, as he sometimes has been, a London merchant. 

Mrs. Cogswells' mother was Phillis--- and her father was the Rev. William Thompson, vicar of Westbury from 1603 to his death in 1623. About twenty years after their marriage, with a family of nine children about them, and having the accumulations of a prosperous business, Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell determined to emigrate to America. The particular reasons which led them to leave England may have been much the same that influenced others in their times. It appears that early in 1635, Mr. Cogswell made sale of his "mylls" and other real estate, and soon after, with his wife, eight children, and all their personal effects, embarked at Bristol, May 23, 1635, for New England. Their passage was long and disastrous. Their arrival in America was after a most unexpected fashion. Having reached the shores of New England, they were landed unceremoniously at a place called Pemaquid, in Maine, being washed ashore from the broken decks of their ship "Angel Gabriel " which went to pieces in the frightful gale of August 15, 1635, when such a "sudden dismal storm of wind and rain came as had never been known before by white man or Indian." Traces of this storm remained for years. 

From http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gabriel.htm
"On the last wednesday in May, 1635, the ship "Angel Gabriel" a strong ship of 240 tons, and carrying a heavy armament of 16 guns swung at her moorings in the King's Road, four or five miles distant from the city. Her destination was Pemaquid. On her deck was "a company of many Godly Christians", some from other ships, bound for New England. The wreck of the bark, Angel Gabriel, a major disaster in the middle of the "Great Migration". It was wrecked in a great storm, probably a hurricaine, in August 1635 off Pemaquid Pt. Maine. 

According to the "Lighthouses in  Maine" site one of the passengers, John Bailey, left his wife behind planning to send for her after he became established. Allthough he survived the wreck, his wife was afraid to follow him after what had happened to the Angel Gabriel. He was unable to face the journey back to England, so they never saw each other again. 

1669, Nov. 29th. John Cogswell, of Chebacco, d. Æ about 58. He had been a merchant in London; sailed in the Angel Gabriel for New England, 1635; was wrecked in a violent gale, Aug. 15th, at Pemaquid, where he lost considerable property. After living ashore some time in a tent, he came passenger in a bark, commanded by Captain Gallup, and took up his abode here. He had an unusually large grant of land, being 300 acres, at Chebacco, the next October, when there were only two other families residing in this parish. He was admitted freeman 1636. His wife, Elizabeth, survived him, and d. June 2d, 1676. His children were, William, John, Edward, Mary wife of an Armitage of Boston, Hannah, m. to Cornelius Waldo, Abigail, to Thomas Clark, and Sarah, to Simon Tuttle. The three last husbands resided in this town. Mr. Cogswell was wealthy and a prominent inhabitant of Ipswich.


 JOHN COGSWELL    43   Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire to  Ipswich, Mass. 
  Mrs. Elizabeth (Thompson) Cogswell    abt 41 
  Mary Cogswell  abt 18 
  William Cogswell  abt 16 
  John Cogswell       abt 13 
  Hannah Cogswell  abt 11 
  Abigail Cogswell   abt 9 
  Edward Cogswell  abt 6 
  Sarah Cogswell    abt 3  
  Elizabeth Cogswell    infant "

John Cogswell and his wife Elizabeth settled at Ipswich, and had lands granted him there as appears from the records; under the date of 1635, is this entry: 

"Granted to Mr. John Cogswell three hundred acres of land at the further Chebacco, Having the river on the southeast, the land of Will White on ye Northwest & a Creek Coming out of the river towards Will Whites farme on the Northeast. Bounded also on the west with a creek & a little brooke. Also there was granted to him a percell of ground containing eight acres, upon part whereof the said John Coggswell hath Built an house, it being in ye corner lott in Bridge
Streete and has goodman Bradstreet houselott on ye s.e. The was also granted to him six acres of Ground late mr. John Spencers. Butting upon the river on the southeast having a lott of Edmund Gardners' on the Northeast & a lott of Edmund Saywords on the Southwest wch six acres of ground teh sd John Coggswell hath sold to John Perkins teh younger his heirs and assigns." 

The fact that he was designated "Mr." at that date, and the considerable amount of land granted him indicate that he was a man of good social standing in society. The records of about that date further show that Cornelius Waldo was Mr. Coggswell's farmer. 

The Cogswells were also involved in an attempt to prevent the execution of Goodwife Proctor in the Salem witch trials. According to Ipswich In The Massachusetts Bay Colony, 290-291, by Thomas Franklin Waters, The Ipswich Historical Society, 1905: "Five members of the Cogswell family were
among the twenty prominent people who signed the petition drawn up by the Rev. John Wise on behalf of Goodwife Proctor, who stood accused of witchcraft. Mary Warren alleged that she had been threatened and abused by Goodwife proctor, and that she had seen apparitions of people who had long since been murdered by the wife of John Proctor. This evidence prevailed and the good woman was
sentenced to death." 

John and Elizabeth Cogswell had the following children:- 

   1.daughter(4); she married, lived in London, and was the only child of John Cogswell who did not
     come to America 
   2.Mary(4); b. circa 1617 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; d. in Boston Mass. 
   3.William(4); b. 1619 
   4.John(4); b. 1622 
   5.Phyllis(4); Baptized July 1624; probably died young. 
   6.Hannah(4); b. circa 1624 
   7.Abigail(4); b. circa 1626 
   8.Edward(4); b. 1629, in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England. 
   9.Alice(4); baptized 1632; she probably died young 
  10.Ruth(4); baptized 1633; she probably died young 
  11.Sarah Cogswell(4)b. circa 1632. 
  12.Elizabeth(4); b. 1635 

http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/e/n/Susan-T-Bennett/GENE2-0012.html

John Cogswell, born 1592 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died November 29, 1669 in Ipswich, Massachusetts. He was the son of  Edward Cogswell and Alice. He  married  Elizabeth Thompson September 10, 1615 in England. Elizabeth Thompson, born Abt. 1592 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died June 02, 1696 in Ipswich, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of William Thompson and Phyllis. 

       Children of John Cogswell and Elizabeth Thompson are: 

                 i. Daughter Cogswell, born Abt. 1616 in England.

                ii.Mary Cogswell, born Abt. 1617 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; married Godfrey Armitage 1649.

               iii.  William Cogswell, born 1619 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died December 15, 1700 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; married Susanna Hawkes 1649 in Lynn, Massachusetts.

                iv.John Cogswell , Jr, born 1622 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died  September 27, 1653; married Unknown Bef. 1648.

                 v.  Hannah Cogswell, born 1624 in Westbury Leigh, Wilts, England; died  December 25, 1704 in Charlestown, Massachusetts; married Cornelius  Waldo Abt. January 02, 1650/51 in Ipswitch, Massachusetts.

               vi. Abagail Cogswell, born Abt. 1626 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; married Thomas Clark.

               vii.  Edward Cogswell, born 1629 in England.

               viii.  Sarah Cogswell, born Abt. 1630 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died January 25, 1731/32; married Simon Tuttle.

               ix.  Elizabeth Cogswell, born Abt. 1632 in England.


Notes for Elisabeth Thompson:
Mrs. Cogswell survived her husband but a few years. She was a woman of sterling qualities and dearly loved by all who knew her. Side by side in the old churchyard in Ipswich have slept for more than three hundred years, the mortal remains of this godly pair, whose childhood was passed near the banks of the
river Avon; who leaving behind the tender associations of the Old World, came with their children to aid in rearing on these shores a pure Christian state. They did greater work than they knew, died in the faith of the Gospel, and while their graves are unmarked by monument of stone, their souls are safe in heaven, their memory blessed, and their names honored by a posterity in numbers second only to that of Abraham. 
	
Child of John Cogswell and Elisabeth Thompson is:
	346	i.	William Cogswell, born Bet. 1619 - 1629 in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England; died Dec 15, 1700 in Ipswich, MA; married Susanna Hawkes 1649 in Lynn, MA.

	694.  Adam Hawkes, born 1608 in England; died Mar 13, 1671/72 in Saugus, Essex, MA.  He was the son of 1388. John Hawkes.  He married 695. Ann Brown.
	695.  Ann Brown.  She was the daughter of 1390. Edward Brown and 1391. Jane Leids or Lide.

Notes for Adam Hawkes:

Adam2 HAWKES (John1 HAWKE) was born in , England 1608. Adam died 13 MAR 1672 in
Saugus, Essex, MA. 

He married three times. He married Ann. He married Ann BROWN in Charlestown, Suffolk, Mass,
1630. Ann was born in of, MA 1595. She was the daughter of Edward BROWN and Jane
LEIDS_(LIDE). Ann died 4 DEC 1669 in Lynn, Essex, MA. He married Sarah HOOPER in Lynn,
Essex, Mass, 2 JUN 1670. 

He was christened in St. Andrews Chur, Hingham, Norfolk, England, 26 JAN 1605. 

Adam HAWKES and Ann BROWN had the following children: 

  3 i. Adam3 HAWKES was born about 1631. Adam died before 1671 in Of Lynn, Essex, MA. 

  4 ii. Adam HAWKES was born in Lynn, Essex, MA 1631. 

  5 iii. John HAWKES was born in Charlestown, Suffolk, Mass 1631/1632. John died 1632/1633 in
Charlestown, Suffolk, MA. 

  6 iv. Susanna HAWKES was born in Charleston, Boston, MA 13 AUG 1633. Susanna died AUG
1696 in Ipswich, New London, Massachusetts. She married William COGGSWELL in Ipswich,
Massachusetts, 1649. William was born in Westbury Leigh, Wilts, England MAR 1619. He was the
son of John COGGSWELL and Elizabeth THOMPSON. William died 15 DEC 1700 in Ipswich,
Massachussets. His body was interred 17 DEC 1700. (See William COGGSWELL for the
continuation of this line.) 

  7 v. John HAWKES was born in Lynn, Essex, MA 13 AUG 1633. John died 5 AUG 1694 in Lynn,
Essex, MA, at 60 years of age. He married twice. He married Rebecca MAVERICK in Lynn, Essex,
Mass, 3 JUN 1658. He married Sarah CUSHMAN in Lynn, Essex, Mass, 11 APR 1661. 

  8 vi. Moses HAWKES was born about 1635. Moses died before 1671 in Of Lynn, Essex, MA. 

  9 vii. Moses HAWKES was born in Charleston, Boston, MA 1635. 

  10 viii. Benjamin HAWKES was born about 1637. Benjamin died before 1671 in Of Lynn, Essex,
MA. 

  11 ix. Benjamin HAWKES was born in Charleston, Boston, MA 1637. 

  12 x. Thomas HAWKES was born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts 1639. 

  13 xi. Thomas HAWKES was born about 1639. Thomas died before 1671 in Of Lynn, Essex, MA. 

  14 xii. Thomas HAWKES was born in Charleston, Boston, MA 1639. 

  15 xiii. Adam HAWKES was born about 1641. 

Notes for Ann Brown:
http://www.uftree.com/FamilyGathering/WebPages/stancourtney/STAN1/d0/i0000606.htm#i606

Ann5 BROWN was born in of, , MA 1595. Ann died 4 DEC 1669 in Lynn, Essex, MA. She
     married twice. She married Thomas Hutchinson. She married Adam HAWKES in Charlestown,
     Suffolk, Mass, 1630. Adam was born in England 1608. He was the son of John HAWKE. He
     married Sarah HOOPER in Lynn, Essex, Mass, 2 JUN 1670. Adam died 13 MAR 1672 in
     Saugus, Essex, MA. (See Adam HAWKES for the continuation of this line.) 
	
Child of Adam Hawkes and Ann Brown is:
	347	i.	Susanna Hawkes, born Aug 13, 1633 in Charleston, Boston, MA; died Aug 1696 in Ipswich, MA; married William Cogswell 1649 in Lynn, MA.


Endnotes

1.  Actual Vital Records, Birth Certificate.
2.  Actual Vital Records, Birth Certificate, Death Certificate.
3.  Actual Vital Records, Birth Certificate.
4.  Actual Vital Records, Birth Certificate, Death Certificate.
5.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 181.
6.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 270.
7.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 171.
8.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 270.
9.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 181.
10.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 88.
11.  internet family tree, roots webb http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1626937&id=I75104082, SutherlandEntries: 247    Updated: Wed Oct 31 19:31:04 2001    Contact: Patricia Mittelsteadt.
12.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 88.
13.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 45.
14.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 8.
15.  Index to births, early to 1900 New Hampshire. Registrar of Vital Statistics.
16.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 28.
17.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 8.
18.  B.F. Hubbard, The History of Stanstead County Province of Quebec,  (Lovell Printing and Publishing C ompany 1874), 268.
19.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 17.
20.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 17, b. Mar. 1676.
21.  The Essex Institute, Vital Records of Ipswich, Essex Co. Massachusetts to the  End of the Year 1849, Vol. H,  (Salem, MA 1910), 569.
22.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 17, His will was proved in 1739, and he probably died that year.
23.  The Essex Institute, Vital Records of Ipswich, Essex Co. Massachusetts to the  End of the Year 1849, Vol. H,  (Salem, MA 1910), 185.
24.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 17, ...he m. Oct. 1727, Mrs. Elisabeth Gilbert.
25.  internet family tree, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=greggbranum&id=I6093, The Branum-Gardner FamilyEntries: 7358    Updated: Tue Feb 19 18:02:09 2002    Contact: gregg branum  gw2g@aol.com.
26.  internet family tree, http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=90707427&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&frompage=99, FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service Individual RecordRobert M. KERR 291 Karl's Dell, Scotts Valley, CA 95066, USA.
27.  internet family tree, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=greggbranum&id=I6093, The Branum-Gardner FamilyEntries: 7358    Updated: Tue Feb 19 18:02:09 2002    Contact: gregg branum  gw2g@aol.com.
28.  Minot S. Giddings, Giddings Family,  (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, Hartford, Conn. 1882), 22.
29.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 6.
30.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 12.
31.  internet family tree, http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=90706448, FamilySearch Internet Genealogy ServiceRobert M. KERR 291 Karl's Dell, Scotts Valley, CA 95066, USA.
32.  Minot S. Giddings, Giddings Family,  (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, Hartford, Conn. 1882), 22.
33.  Abraham Hammatt, The Hammatt Papers - Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts 1633-1700,  (Genalogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore 1980 (reprint)), 40.
34.  internet family tree, FamilySearch Ancestral File.
35.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 4, Thomas Treadwell, born probably in England about 1634, living 8 Jan., 1712 but may have died in 1718, married in Ipswich, Mass., 16 Mch., 166/5, Sarah, born 22 June, 1640, living Mch., daughter of William, and Joanna (Bartlett) Titcomb of Newbury, Mass.  He was made freeman, 24 Mary, 1682.  HIs estate was divided amoung his children during his life time.
36.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 4.
37.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 5.
38.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 4.
39.  Matthew Adams Stickney, The Fowler Family,  (Salem Press, Salem, MA printed for the author 1883), 31, 39-50.
40.  compiled by Rev. Jonathan E. Goodhue, A. M., History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family in England and America to the Year 1890,  (Rochester, N.y. E.R. Andrews, Printer and Bookbinder, 1 Aqueduct Street.  1891), 11.
41.  History of Hardwick - Fiske Genealogy . 42-441 (Lampson).
42.  Sarah Loring Bailey, Historical Sketches of Andover,  (1880 Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company), 423.
43.  Minot S. Giddings, Giddings Family,  (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, Hartford, Conn. 1882), 21.
44.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 3.
45.  William A. Robbins LL.B., Thomas Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. and Some of His Decendants,  (Boston:  Press of David Clapp & Son, 1906), 4.
46.  internet family tree, http://www.c-gate.net/~luvzcoffee/mikebart.htm#Descendants of John Bartlett, 3rd of Stopham, Generation No. 7 7. RICHARD7 BARTLETT (EDMUND 6, RICHARD 5, JOHN 4, RICHARD BARTLETT OF 3STOPHAM, JOHN 2 BARTLETT, 4TH OF STOPHAM, JOHN 1) was born 1575 in Wiltshire,England, and died May 25, 1647 in Newbury, MA.. He married MRS RICHARD BARTLETT1606-1637 in Wiltshire, England. Children of Richard Bartlett and Mrs Bartlett are:      i. JOANE BARTLETT, b. January 29, 1609/10, Wiltshire, England; d. June 28, 1653, ?; m.     WILLIAM TITCOMB, Bef 1640, Salisbury, MA..      ii. JOHN BARTLETT, b. November 09, 1613, Wiltshire, England; d. February 05, 1677/78, ?.      iii. THOMAS BARTLETT, b. January 22, 1613/14, Wiltshire, England; d. February 05, 1677/78,     ?.      8. iv. RICHARD BARTLETT, b. October 31, 1621, Ernby, Sussex, England; d. July 18, 1698,     Newbury, MA..      v. CHRISTOPHER BARTLETT, b. February 25, 1621/22, Wiltshire, England; d. March 15,     1668/69, Newbury, MA..      vi. ANN BARTLETT, b. February 26, 1623/24, England; d. 1626-1719..
47.  New England Family Histories, Vol 2. p. 188.
48.  Matthew Adams Stickney, The Fowler Family,  (Salem Press, Salem, MA printed for the author 1883), 11, 28.
49.  internet family tree, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/u/n/Alan-P-Lundstedt/BOOK-000, 1/0003-0006.html#CHILD3433. JOSEPH3 FOWLER (MARTHA2 KIMBALL, RICHARD1) was born c 1647 in /of Ipswich, Essex, MA296, and died 10-Feb-1717/18297. He married ELIZABETH HUTTON, daughter of RICHARD HUTTON. She was born c 1647298, and died 22-May-1734299.      Children of JOSEPH FOWLER and ELIZABETH HUTTON are: 118. i.   ELIZABETH4 FOWLER, b. 1678, /of Wenham, Essex, MA; d. 17-Nov-1736, Wenham [VRx], Essex, MA.   ii.   JOSEPH FOWLER, b. 15-Mar-1678/79299; d. Unknown.   iii.   RICHARD FOWLER, b. Bef. 1689; d. Unknown; m. MIRIAM FREEBORN, 22-Feb-1704/05299; b. Bef. 1689; d. Unknown.
50.  internet family tree, http://ddi.digital.net/~nathan1/genealogy-pages/herrick.htm, He married Editha LASKIN (OR LARKIN) about 1632. Editha LASKIN (OR LARKIN) was born in 1612 in England. Died on 16 Mar 1672 in Beverly, Essex, Mass. They had the following children (all born in Beverly, Sussex, Mass.):     31 i. James HERRICK, b. 1633; d. 1687.      32 ii. Thomas HERRICK, b. 1635,      33 iii. Zachariah HERRICK, b. 12/25/1636; d. 5/20/1695. Mar. Mary Dodge.      34 iv. Ephraim HERRICK, b. 2/11/1638; d. 9/18/1693; Mar. Mary Cross.      35 v. Henry HERRICK, b. 1/16/1640; d. 6/1702. Mar. (1) Lydia Woodbury, (2) widow Sarah     (Alcock) Giddings.      +36 vi. Joseph HERRICK Esquire      37 vii. Elizabeth HERRICK      38 viii. John HERRICK, b. 5/25/1650, d. 1680. mar. Mary REDINGTON      39 ix. Benjamin HERRICK, b. 1652; d. 1677. .
51.  internet family tree, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1662/HTML/g0000306.html, Edmund INGALLS      BIRTH: ABT 1595, Skirbeck, Lincs, ENG      DEATH: OCT 1648, Lynn, MA Father: Robert INGALS Mother: Elizabeth _____ Family 1: Anna? _____      MARRIAGE: ABT 1618    1. Robert INGALS    2.+Elizabeth INGALS    3. Mary INGALS    4. Faith INGALS    5. John INGALS    6. Samuel INGALS    7. Sarah INGALS    8. Henry INGALS                        __                    __|                   |  |__ _Robert INGALS ___||                  |   __|                  |__||                     |__||--Edmund INGALLS ||                      __|                   __||                  |  |__|_Elizabeth _____ _|                   |   __                   |__|                      |__INDEX EMAIL   HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.1a (8/20/97) on Mon Dec 22 00:17:12 1997.Elizabeth INGALS      BIRTH: ABT 1620      DEATH: 6 JUN 1676, Andover, MA Father: Edmund INGALLS Mother: Anna? _____ Family 1: Francis DANE    1. Nathaniel DANE    2. Elizabeth DANE    3. Albert DANE    4. Francis DANE    5. Francis DANE    6. Hannah DANE    7. Phebe DANE    8. Abigail DANE    9.+Francis DANE                                       __                   _Robert INGALS ___|                  |                  |__ _Edmund INGALLS _||                 |                   __|                 |_Elizabeth _____ _||                                    |__||--Elizabeth INGALS ||                                     __|                  __________________||                 |                  |__|_Anna? _____ ____.
52.  internet family tree, http://www.tiac.net/users/ckhans/ingalls.htm, EDMUND INGALLS (ROBERT) was born Abt 1598 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng, and died Sep 16, 1648 in Lynn, MA. He married ANN TRIPP in Eng, daughter of JOHN TRIPP and ISABEL MOSES.  Children of EDMUND INGALLS and ANN TRIPP are:    2.Robert INGALLS, born Abt 1621 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng; died 1698 in Lynn,      MA.     3.Elizabeth INGALLS, born 1622; died Jun 09, 1676. She married Francis Dane Sep 21,      1677 in Lynn, MA.     4.Faith INGALLS, born Abt 1623 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng. She married Andrew      Allen.     5.Sarah INGALLS, born Abt 1626 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng. She married William      Bitner.     6.John INGALLS, born Abt 1625 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng; died Dec 31, 1721 in      Rehoboth, Ma.     7.HENRY INGALLS, born 1627 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng; died Feb 08, 1718/19 in      Andover Ma.     8.Samuel INGALLS, born Abt 1634; died in Ipswich, Ma.     9.Mary INGALLS, born Abt 1636. She married John Eaton.    10.Joseph INGALLS, born Abt 1638.                                Generation No. 2  2. Robert INGALLS (EDMUND1) was born Abt 1621 in Skirbeck Lincolnshire Eng, and died 1698 in Lynn, MA. He married Sarah Harker, daughter of William Harker.  Children of Robert INGALLS and Sarah Harker are:   11.Hannah INGALLS, born Sep 20, 1647 in Lynn, MA; died 1684.    12.Robert INGALLS, born Feb 09, 1648/49 in Lynn, MA; died Feb 1688/89 in Lynn, MA.   13.Samuel INGALLS, born Sep 22, 1650 in Lynn, MA; died Abt 1711 in Ipswich, MA.    14.Sarah INGALLS, born Jul 04, 1654 in Lynn, MA; died Jan 1688/89 in Lynn, MA.    15.Elizabeth INGALLS, born 1657 in Lynn, MA; died Nov 02, 1681 in Lynn, MA.    16.Nathaniel INGALLS, born Abt 1660 in Lynn, MA; died Bef Jan 09, 1736/37 in Lynn,      MA.    17.Eleazer INGALLS, born Abt 1661 in Lynn, MA; died Feb 27, 1717/18 in Marblehead,      MA.    18.Ruth INGALLS, born Abt 1663.
53.  internet family tree, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/a/n/Charles-E-Hanson/GENE0001-0010.html.
54.  internet family tree, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mbwheeler&id=I26984, Ancestry of Bob and Mary Beth WheelerEntries: 67491    Updated: Sat Jul 20 11:46:07 2002    Contact: Mary Beth Wheeler mb@thewheelers.com.
55.  internet family tree, http://ddi.digital.net/~nathan1/genealogy-pages/herrick.htm, He married Editha LASKIN (OR LARKIN) about 1632. Editha LASKIN (OR LARKIN) was born in 1612 in England. Died on 16 Mar 1672 in Beverly, Essex, Mass. They had the following children (all born in Beverly, Sussex, Mass.):     31 i. James HERRICK, b. 1633; d. 1687.      32 ii. Thomas HERRICK, b. 1635,      33 iii. Zachariah HERRICK, b. 12/25/1636; d. 5/20/1695. Mar. Mary Dodge.      34 iv. Ephraim HERRICK, b. 2/11/1638; d. 9/18/1693; Mar. Mary Cross.      35 v. Henry HERRICK, b. 1/16/1640; d. 6/1702. Mar. (1) Lydia Woodbury, (2) widow Sarah     (Alcock) Giddings.      +36 vi. Joseph HERRICK Esquire      37 vii. Elizabeth HERRICK      38 viii. John HERRICK, b. 5/25/1650, d. 1680. mar. Mary REDINGTON      39 ix. Benjamin HERRICK, b. 1652; d. 1677. .
56.  David L. Greene, "Enlish Origin of George Giddings," New England Genealogical Register, October 1981: 283.
57.  internet family tree, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/u/n/Alan-P-Lundstedt/BOOK-0001/0003-0001.html#IND1117REF14.
58.  David L. Greene, "Enlish Origin of George Giddings," New England Genealogical Register, October 1981: 283.
59.  internet family tree, http://www.uftree.com/FamilyGathering/WebPages/stancourtney/STAN1/d1/i0000754.htm#s144, Stan Courtney3892 Dickey RdPawnee, IL 62558217-625-7751Family Gathering, ver 1.1A Project Version 1April 22, 1998.