Austin Killam and Alice

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Husband Austin Killam

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           Born: 
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           Died: 5 Jun 1667 - Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts
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         Father: Henry Killam (      -1631)
         Mother: Alice Goodale (      -1624)

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Wife Alice

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Children

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1 M Corporal Daniel Killam

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           Born: 
     Christened: 15 Mar 1620 - Dennington, Suffok, England
           Died: 21 Mar 1699 - Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts
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         Spouse: Mary Safford (Abt 1628-      )
           Marr: Oct 1648

         Spouse: Elizabeth Black (Abt 1632-Bef 1693)
           Marr: 25 Dec 1679 - Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts

         Spouse: Mary Maxey (      -      )

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2 F Elizabeth Killam

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3 M John Killam

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           Born: Abt 1627
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4 M Lot Killam

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           Born: 11 Sep 1640 - Dedham, Massachusetts
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         Spouse: Hannah Goodale (      -      )

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5 F Sarah Killam

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           Born: 4 Jan 1642 - Dedham, Massachusetts
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         Spouse: Deacon William Fiske (1642-1727)
           Marr: 15 Jan 1662

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6 F Mary Killam

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7 F Ruth Killam

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General Notes (Husband)

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NEHGR article, Early Kilhams, Oct 1902.

Austin or Augustine came on ship Mary Anne in 1637 with wife and atleast three children. In Salem 2-3 years. Dedham until 1649. Dismissed to church 14th, 5th mo, 1649, then to Wenham, their permanent home. "Borther and Ssiter Kilham passed the Tryall, & next Lord's Day were taken into ________".

In 1653, the pastor, Rev. John Fiske, left Wenham for Chelmsford. Kilham and 6 others planned to go with him but the Kilhams and one other changed their minds.

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