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Elserena Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Elserena Mosher married Lemuel Herrick.¹
• Elserena Mosher was born circa 1777.¹

Hannah Mosher^1,2

• Father*: Hugh Mosher¹ b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson¹ b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Hannah Mosher was born.
• She married Stephen Cornell, son of Thomas Cornell and Elizabeth.¹
• Hannah Mosher died after 23 January 1716/17.¹

• Hannah is identifed as a daughter of Hugh Mosher and Rebecca Handel by Prentice Glazier. Rev. John Cornell quotes a deed in which Hugh Mosher calls her his daughter. B. F. Wilbur in Little Compton Families (1967) does not include her as a daughter of Hugh Mosher.³

Hepzibah Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Hepzibah Mosher married Gideon Cooley.¹
• Hepzibah Mosher was born circa 1780.¹

Hugh Mosher¹

• Father*: Nicholas Mosher b. 29 Dec 1596
• Mother*: Lydia b. c 1595

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Hugh Mosher was born circa 1633 according to his testimony on 4 Mar 1662/3, when he said that he was "aged thirty or thereabouts."²
• He married first before 1665 Rebecca Maxson, daughter of Richard Maxson and Rebecca.²
• Hugh Mosher married second before 25 February 1708 Sarah Buthcher.²
• Hugh Mosher died before 7 December 1713 at Newport, Rhode Island.²
• His estate was probated on 7 December 1713 at Bristol Co., Massachusetts; (will dated 12 Oct 1709) names his wife Sarah, his sons James, John, Nicholas, Joseph and Daniel; grandson Hugh, son of Nicholas; grandsons named Mosher; other grandsons; and mentioned daughters without naming them, although they are named in deeds of land to them.²

• Called "godson, Hugh Moger, son of brother Nicholas Moger," in the will of Hugh Moger (d.1656). Hugh Mosher first appears in the Rhode Island records in Jun 1660 when he purchased land in Westerly. According to many genealogists (none of whom cites the proof) his sister Mary, married John Maxson, the brother of his wife Rebecca Maxson. Hugh may have lived in Westerly for a time, but in 1669 he was admitted a Freeman of Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Town records show him there in 1668, 1670, 1673, 1676, and 1677. In 1680 he was pastor of the Tiverton Baptist Church, which served Tiverton and Little Compton, Rhode Island. John Harndell's will places him in Portsmouth in 1685, but before 16 Apr 1690 he had moved to Dartmouth, Massachusetts. On that day, John Walley of Bristol Co. wrote to Thomas Hinckley, Gov. of Plymouth Colony, that Hugh, "is a substantial man...whatsoever Mosier doth, he doth publicly, and makes account he can in law answer anything he hath said or done." Deeds show him as a resident of Dartmouth as late as 1708, and one in 1707 calls him a blacksmith. A deed of Dartmouth land dated 1 Mar 1709 gives Newport, Rhode Island as his residence. (The majority of information on Hugh's Mosher descendants was taken from "Descendants of Hugh Mosher and Rebecca Maxson Through Seven Generations).³

Hugh Mosher

• Father*: Nicholas Mosher b. c 1666, d. 14 Aug 1747
• Mother*: Elizabeth Odlin b. b 1672

• Hugh Mosher was born on 16 November 1690 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.^1,2
• He married Sarah Davol, daughter of Jonathan Davol and Marah, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 25 April 1717.³
• Hugh Mosher died at Crum Elbow, Dutchess Co., New York; in 1764 or 1765.³

• Hugh and his family were in Crum Elbow, Dutchess Co., New York by 13 Jan 1748, as was his father-in-law, Christopher Davol. Their lands were in that part of Crum Elbow that was set off in 1788 as the town of Washington.³

James Mosher^1,2,3

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• James Mosher was probably born circa 1680 at Rhode Island (probably the youngest in the family).
• He married Mary Davol, daughter of Jonathan Davol and Marah, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 22 May 1714.²
• James Mosher died circa 1768 at Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York.²

• He is not to be confused with James Mosher of New Shoreham, Rhode Island and New London, Connecticut. James was unmarried when his father made his will and had not been granted land by Hugh. The will, executed by James, bequethed to him all the Mosher land in Newport with house, etc., a house and land in Dartmouth; and land in Westerly. James was probably living in Dartmouth as late as 1722, as his children were registered there to that date. He was of Portsmouth, Rhode Island on 8 Aug 1737, when he sold land in Dartmouth, his wife Mary surrendering her dower 29 Dec. He began paying taxes in Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York in Feb 1744/45, but probably did not settle there before 1748, after his son David married in Dartmouth. He was on the tax list most of the years to 1769; his estate, or possibly that of his son James, was taxed then.^2,3

James Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher¹ b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol¹ b. bt 1686 - 1696

• James Mosher was born on 24 April 1724.¹

James Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• James Mosher was born on 25 October 1752.¹
• He married Fannie Conklin on 31 August 1775.²
• James Mosher died on 28 November 1828.²

• James was in Half Moon, Saratoga Co., New York in 1790. He was in Fairfield, Washington Co., New York in 1800, which is now either Luzerne or Queensbury, Washington Co., New York.²

Jeremiah Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher¹ b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol¹ b. bt 1686 - 1696

• Jeremiah Mosher was born on 16 June 1722 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married Hannah at Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, on 29 November 1750.²
• Jeremiah Mosher married Isabel Shippe on 20 August 1752.²

• Jeremiah Mosher was living in 1761 at Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.²

John Mosher^1,2

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• John Mosher was born circa 1668.³
• He married Experience Kirby, daughter of Richard Kirby, 14 Feb or 5 Mar 1692.³
• John Mosher died on 1 August 1739 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.³

John Mosher¹

• Father*: Nicholas Mosher b. 29 Dec 1596
• Mother*: Lydia b. c 1595

Jonathan Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher¹ b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol¹ b. bt 1686 - 1696

• Jonathan Mosher was born on 9 May 1718 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married Sarah Tripp, daughter of Abiel Tripp and Anne Davis, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 13 February 1745/46.²
• Jonathan Mosher died before 24 March 1808; when his son Benjamin was married.²

• They were in Dartmouth in 1750, when Jonathan was named guardian of his wife's daughter Rebecca, but had moved to Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York by 5 Nov 1759, when they released to Rebecca, then wife of John Hoag, land in Dartmouth that her father Benjamin had left to her mother. They may have been in Monkton, Addison Co., Vermont 1762-66, but were probably in Beekman in 1770 when their daughter Lavinia was married there. They possibly had other children.³

Jonathan Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Jonathan Mosher was born in 1748 "4th month 1748," possible twin of David.¹
• He married Patience Hoag, daughter of Moses Hoag and Patience, circa 1770.²
• Jonathan Mosher died on 8 October 1812 at Saratoga, Saratoga Co., New York; (8th 10m 1812).²

Joseph Mosher^1,2

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Joseph Mosher married Lydia Taber, daughter of Philip Taber and Mary Cooke.³
• Joseph Mosher was born circa 1670.³
• He died in 1754 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.³

• Joseph was a mason, and was involved in many land transactions in Dartmouth.³
• His will was dated on 15 November 1743 was proved 7 May 1754, mentions his wife Lydia; sons Philip, Jonathan, James; daughters Ruth Tripp, Lydia Davol; and the children of daughter Rebecca, dec. and son Benjamin, dec.³

Joseph Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher² b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake² b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Joseph Mosher married Eunice.³
• Joseph Mosher was born circa 1768.³

• Joseph was probably living in 1800, after which he has not been found. He and his wife were in Pittsford, Rutland Co., Vermont in 1790. On 27 Apr 1798 Joseph Mosher and his wife Eunice of Kingsbury, Washington Co., New York sold land in Kingsbury to William Shay. In 1800 they were supposedly in Scipio, Cayuga Co., New York where Joseph's brother William was living. The 1790 census for Joseph shows two males born 1790-1800, four daughters born 1790-1800 and one male born 1774-1790.⁴

Judith Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Judith Mosher married Lemuel Taylor.¹
• Judith Mosher was born circa 1775.¹

Margaret Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher² b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake² b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Margaret Mosher was probably born between 1770 and 1780 at New York.
• She married Enos Babbitt, son of Abijah Babbitt and Ann Woodward, before 1800.
• Margaret Mosher died in 1830 at Gorham, Ontario Co., New York.^3,4

Margaret Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Margaret Mosher was born.
• She married John Hoag at Bangall Baptist Church, Stanford, Dutchess Co., New York, on 2 March 1777.¹

Mary Mosher

• Father*: Nicholas Mosher b. 29 Dec 1596
• Mother*: Lydia b. c 1595

• Mary Mosher married John Maxson, son of Richard Maxson and Rebecca, circa 1665.¹

Mary Mosher¹

• Father*: Hugh Mosher¹ b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson¹ b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Mary Mosher was born.
• She married Joseph Rathbun, son of John Rathbun and Margaret Acres, at New Shoreham, Rhode Island, on 19 May 1691.¹

Nicholas Mosher^1,2

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Nicholas Mosher was born circa 1666.³
• He married Elizabeth Odlin, daughter of John Odlin and Martha Holmes, before 1690.
• Nicholas Mosher died on 14 August 1747 at Tiverton, Rhode Island; age 81.⁴

• They were in Dartmouth as late as 1713 and in Tiverton as early as 1728.⁴
• His will was dated on 11 March 1747 mentions his wife Elizabeth; sons Hugh, Joseph, Thomas and Nicholas; daughters Mary Allen, Elizabeth Tripp, Mercy Shreve, Rebecca Willcocks, and Margaret Taber; and grandaughter Sarah Pope.⁴

Nicholas Mosher^1,2

• Father*: John Moger³ b. b 1546
• Mother*: Edith Crosse³ b. c 1555

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Nicholas Mosher was baptized on 29 December 1596 at Cucklington, Somerset, England.³
• He married Lydia.⁴

• Also known as Moger.⁵
• The only records found of Nicholas have been the record of his baptism and his mention in the will of his brother, Hugh Moger of Wincanton. He fits in as the father of Hugh Mosher of Rhode Island, who gave the name Nicholas to his firstborn. Nicholas and his family probably went to Rhode Island before 1660, as Hugh's sister, Mary married John Maxson of Portsmouth about 1665, and on 24 Oct 1677, John Maxson was excused from jury duty because his wife and mother-in-law were both ill, the mother-in-law being Lydia Mosher, a member of the Tiverton Baptist Church in 1680.
  In 1836, a notice placed in the Albany Advertiser, and in papers in Washington and Quebec, alerted possible ancestors of Hugh, John and Daniel Mosher to a possible unclaimed estate valued at 32 million pounds. This notice accounts for the inclusion of the probable son Daniel and John, whom by tradition, were said to have been massacred by the Indians, leaving only the descendants of Hugh as possible heirs. The so called "fortune" was probably the property left to Hugh Mosher (Moger) son of Hugh Moger Sr., the brother of Nicholas, who was given five years to claim the property left to him, implying he was off someplace far such as New England (he settled in Maine). Either Nicholas, John or Daniel may have been the ___ Mosier on Manussing Island in Rye, New York, a recent settler, who swore allegiance to Charles II on 26 Jul 1662.⁶
• The date of his death has not been discovered.

Patience Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Patience Mosher married Luther Cooley.¹
• Patience Mosher was born circa 1772.¹

Phebe Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher¹ b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol¹ b. bt 1686 - 1696

• Phebe Mosher was born on 20 May 1726.¹

Phebe Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Phebe Mosher married John Wood.¹
• Phebe Mosher was born circa 1786.¹

Rebecca Mosher¹

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. c 1633, d. b 7 Dec 1713
• Mother*: Rebecca Maxson b. b 1640, d. bt 29 Dec 1707 - 25 Feb 1708

• Rebecca Mosher married John Kirby, son of Richard Kirby.²
• Rebecca Mosher was born circa 1677.²
• She died after 28 April 1746.²

Rhody Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Rhody Mosher was born on 19 December 1740.¹
• She was baptized at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Loonenburg, (Athens), Greene Co., New York.¹

Sarah Mosher¹

• Father*: Hugh Mosher b. 16 Nov 1690
• Mother*: Sarah Davol

• Sarah Mosher married Timothy Mosher, son of James Mosher and Mary Davol, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 11 December 1743.¹
• Sarah Mosher married Amaziah Pope at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 28 March 1745.²

• She may have been the Sarah Pope who's marriage intention to Richard Beden of Dartmouth is recorded at Tiverton on 31 Oct 1747.²

Sarah Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Sarah Mosher married Howland.¹
• Sarah Mosher was born circa 1744.¹

Silas Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher² b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood² b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Silas Mosher was born circa 1736 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married Judith Lake before 1768.¹
• Silas Mosher died after 1774.¹

• In 1755, Silas was taxed as a Quaker in Oswego Pct., Dutchess Co., New York. During the period 1763-68 he had an account at a store in Fishkill Landing. On 3 Oct 1772 he witnessed a deed for Joseph Lake in New Milford, Connecticut. In 1774 he settled in Pittsford, Vermont, where he was on the roll of the Pittsford Co. Militia and served with Israel Lake as Methodist class leader.¹

Silas Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• Silas Mosher married Susan Story.¹
• Silas Mosher was born circa 1771.¹

• They were in Concord, Erie Co., New York in 1850.¹

Timothy Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher¹ b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol¹ b. bt 1686 - 1696

• Timothy Mosher was born on 27 October 1716 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married Sarah Mosher, daughter of Hugh Mosher and Sarah Davol, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 11 December 1743.²
• Timothy Mosher died before 1745; no children.¹

Timothy Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• Timothy Mosher was born circa 1750.¹

William Mosher¹

• Father*: James Mosher b. c 1680, d. c 1768
• Mother*: Mary Davol² b. bt 1686 - 1696

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• William Mosher was born on 24 March 1715 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married with banns published on 24 July 1736 Margaret Wood, daughter of Jonathan Wood and Anna Carr.¹
• William Mosher died; when his son Jonathan was still a boy, according to Jonathan's daughter Hannah.¹

• William and Margaret sold their homestead in Dartmouth, 8 Sep 1748, and probably removed soon after that to Osego Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York. Records there are meager. On the 2nd of the 2nd month 1753, Margaret, William and David Mosher (William's brother), witnessed the marriage of Allen Moore to Abigail Collins at the Oblong Meeting of Friends. in 1755 William and Silas Mosher were on a list of Quakers in Dutchess County. On 18 Aug 1757 William was disowned for non-attendance at the meeting. On Wednesday after Trinity 1759 Rhody, child of William and Margaretha Moscher, Quakers, was baptized in the Zion Lutheran Church, Loonenberg Athens, Greene Co., New York. No later records of William and Margaret have been found. After William died the children were placed in other families.¹

William Mosher¹

• Father*: Silas Mosher¹ b. c 1736, d. a 1774
• Mother*: Judith Lake¹ b. bt 1740 - 1750

• William Mosher was buried at Venice Center Cemetery, Venice, Cayuga Co., New York.²
• He married Elizabeth Wing.²
• William Mosher was born circa 1769 at Vermont.¹
• He died on 10 August 1823 at Venice, Cayuga Co., New York; age 54.²

• They were first found in Scipio, Cayuga Co. in 1800, then Venice, after it was set off from Scipio in 1823. Elizabeth was with their son Silas in 1850.²

William Mosher¹

• Father*: William Mosher¹ b. 24 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Margaret Wood¹ b. 26 Apr 1719, d. 1758

• William Mosher was born in 1757 at Oswego Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York.²
• He married Sarah Carvin, daughter of Morgan Carvin and Debra, at East Greenwich, Rhode Island, on 30 May 1776.³
• William Mosher died after 1833; when he was in Butler, Wayne Co., New York.³

• In his pension papers, William gave his place of birth and related that he enlisted 22 Apr 1775 in Providence, Rhode Island as a drummer, and that he volunteered 1 Mar 1781 as 2nd Sergeant in Capt. Hodge's Co. of New York Militia and served three months at Little White Creek, Washington Co., New York, where he lived for a while after the war. John Mosher and Charles Sweet of Butler deposed for him 3 Jun 1833. He was in Westfield, Washington Co., New York 1790; Queensbury 1820; Wolcott, Wayne Co. 1830 with his son John and Butler 1833.⁴

Elizabeth Cabot Motley¹

• Father*: John Lothrop Motley¹ b. 1814, d. 1877
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Benjamin¹ b. 7 Apr 1813, d. 13 Dec 1874

• Elizabeth Cabot Motley married first Capt. Thomas Poynton Ives.²
• Elizabeth Cabot Motley married second Sir William George Vernon Harcourt.^1,2

John Lothrop Motley¹

• John Lothrop Motley was born in 1814.²
• He married Mary Elizabeth Benjamin, daughter of Capt. Park Benjamin and Mary Judith Gall, on 2 March 1837.³
• John Lothrop Motley died in 1877.²

• Historian and diplomat.

Lothrop Motley¹

• Father*: John Lothrop Motley¹ b. 1814, d. 1877
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Benjamin¹ b. 7 Apr 1813, d. 13 Dec 1874

• Lothrop Motley died young.¹

Mary Motley¹

• Father*: John Lothrop Motley¹ b. 1814, d. 1877
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Benjamin¹ b. 7 Apr 1813, d. 13 Dec 1874

• Mary Motley married Algernon Brinsley Sheridan Esq.¹

Susan Margaret Stackpole Motley¹

• Father*: John Lothrop Motley¹ b. 1814, d. 1877
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Benjamin¹ b. 7 Apr 1813, d. 13 Dec 1874

• Susan Margaret Stackpole Motley married Lt.-Col. Herbert A. St. John Mildmay.¹

Mary Mott¹

• Mary Mott married Joshua Champion, son of Henry Champion and Susanna DeWolf.^1,2

Martha Mould¹

• Father*: Hugh Mould
• Mother*: Martha Coit b. 1644

• Martha Mould was born on 25 December 1674 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut.²
• She married Clement Miner, son of Clement Miner and Frances Burcham, at New London, New London Co., Connecticut, on 4 August 1698.³
• Martha Mould died on 2 August 1743 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut.

Dorothy Moulton^1,2

• Father*: Robert Moulton b. b 1587, d. bt 20 Feb 1655 - 26 Jun 1655
• Mother*: Alice³ b. bt 1587 - 1592, d. b 20 Feb 1654/55

• Dorothy Moulton was born circa 1618.³
• She married first before 1637 Abraham Finch, son of Daniel Finch.^4,5
• Dorothy Moulton married second at Connecticut before 1638 John Edwards.^4,3
• Dorothy Moulton married third before 5 June 1667 Richard Towsley.⁴

• Dorothy Moulton was living on 12 April 1676; when she was called widow Towsley in the administration of her son John Edward's estate.⁴
• On 21 Feb 1679/80? "Dorothy Toosland, widow of Richard" sold land in Saybrook to Thomas Bull. She most likely then returned to Wethersfield with her daughter Lydia Edwards.⁴

Robert Moulton¹

• Robert Moulton was probably born before 1587 at England (based on estimated date of marriage).¹
• He married Alice before 1612.¹
• Robert Moulton died between 20 February 1655 and 26 June 1655 at Salem, Massachusetts; (date of will and proving).¹

• Immigrant ancestor to America in 1629 In a letter dated Gravesend (Engalnd), 17 April 1629, Gov. Craddock described Robert Moutlon: "We have sent six shipwrights of whom Robert Molton is chief..."¹
• He was admitted freeman on 18 May 1631 at Massachusetts.¹
• Robert Moulton was a shipwright who came to Salem, Massachusetts in about 1629. He was in Charlestown in 1630, a Freeman 18 May 1631, then back in Salem in 1636. Served as Deputy to the General Court from Charlestown, 14 May 1634, 6 May 1635. Deputy to the Court from Salem, 18 Apr 1637. Committee to supervise the building of the seafort, 14 May 1634. He was Charlestown Constable in 1634, Lotlayer and assessor 9 Jan 1633/34, Selectman 10 Feb 1634/35.¹
• His will was dated on 20 February 1654/55 proved 26 June 1655. "Robt. Moulton Senior being by God's hand on my sick bed." Appoints his son Robert Moutlon as executor. To daughter, Dorothy Edwards, £20 and household goods. To son Robert, his farm, until my grandson, Robert Moulton is 21, at which time he is to have half the farm and apple orchards, and the whole at the death of his father and mother, and if grandson Robert should die before 21, then to "his next elder brother," and so on. To Goodwife Buffum, 20s; to Joshua Buffum, 10s. Residue to son Robert, he to pay debts (Essex Co. Probate 1:210).¹

Robert Moulton¹

• Father*: Robert Moulton² b. b 1587, d. bt 20 Feb 1655 - 26 Jun 1655
• Mother*: Alice² b. bt 1587 - 1592, d. b 20 Feb 1654/55

• Robert Moulton was born say 1616.¹
• He married Abigail Goad, daughter of John Goad and Abigail Downing, before 1641.¹

Elinor Mulshoe¹

• Father*: Robert Mulshoe b. b 1570

• Elinor Mulshoe was probably born between 1590 and 1600.
• She married Henry Freeman, son of Henry Freeman and Margaret Edwards.

Robert Mulshoe¹

• Robert Mulshoe was born before 1570.

• Of at Thingdon, Northamptonshire, England.

Rebecca Mumford¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Rebecca Mumford was born at Fishers Island.
• She married Robert Williams, son of John Williams and Desire Denison, at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, on 29 October 1747 by Ebenezer Punderson.²

John Muncey¹

• John Muncey married Hannah Brewster, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel Brewster and Sarah Ludlow.¹
• John Muncey died in February 1690/91.²