3080. Thomas BARNARD was born about 1612 in England. He died about 1677 in the hands of Indians. Thomas married Eleanor MORSE before 1641. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MA, by David W. Hoyt,  pages 49 & 50.
    Of Salisbury and Amesbury, "planter" or "husbandman," received land in the "first division," 1640, and 1642: was one of the first settlers of Amesbury, received land there at various times, and a "township" for one of his sons in 1660. His name appears on nearly all the early lists, down to 1672. He was killed by Indians about 1677.

NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES, RI Edition, page 42, 43.
    Was born in England about 1612. In the year 1640 he is found of residence in Salisbury, MA, and later he bought land on the west side of the Powow River (now in Amesbury) and removed thither. In 1659 he joined in one of the most historic transactions preserved in New England history. In that year he entered with others in the purchase of the Island of Nantucket, and acquired there large land holdings. Later, he transferred one-half of his Nantucket possessions to his brother, Robert Barnard.
    He is also cited as one of the "Brethren of Ye Church." Whether he acturally removed to Nantucket and there resided does not deinitely appear; the records of Nantucket simply state that "Thomas Barnard died abroad." This, however, would seem to indicate that he was a resident of Nantucket.
    A tragic fate awaited him, he being killed by the Indians in 1677. He married Eleanor ____. She administered upon his estate in 1677, and the inventory was taken 21st of 6th month, 1677. She married (second) George Little, of Newbury, and died November 27, 1694.

3081. Eleanor MORSE died 27 Nov 1694 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, by David W. Hoyt, page 49.
    Wid. Eleanor adm. est. Oct., 1677. Wid. "Elenor Barnard," in settling her husband's estate, appeared in court with "four of her sons," in 1678. Probably one or more were sons-in-law. There were nine children when the estate was divided in 1679.
    She married July 19, 1681 NB, George Little, of Newbury; and d. Nov. 27, 1694 Amesbury MA

3082. Joseph PEASLEY was born in England. He died 3 Dec 1660 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Joseph married Mary JOHNSON.

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MA, page 50.

THE PEASLEES AND OTHERS OF HAVERHILL AND VICINITY, by E. A. Kimball, page 6
    From Coffin, the historian of Newbury, we learn that Joseph Peasley was "an early settler of that town; that his daughter Sarah was born Sept. 9, 1642, and that he died in Amesbury, Dec. 3, 1660." From Chase, in The History of Haverhill, we obtain the additional information that "he came from England; was in Haverhill before 1646; was made a freeman June 22, 1642, and that he removed to Salisbury, where he died."
    Miss Johnson of Oak Knoll, Danvers, is authority for the statement that Joseph Pealsey married, in Wales, Mary Johnson, the daughter of a farmer possessed of considerable worldly estate; that the couple came to this country at about the same time as Edmund Johnson, who left England in 1635, and with his wife Mary was in Hampton, NH, in 1639.

3083. Mary JOHNSON was born in Wales. She died 3 Dec 1660 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

3084. Thomas JEWELL was born 1608 in Kingston, Surrey, England. He died 21 Jul 1654. Thomas married Grissell FLETCHER on 1641.

Info from Linda (Babb) Hastings, 17545 Wheat Fall Drive, Rockville, MD 20855

IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS, by Frederick Adams Virkus, page 41.
    JEWELL, Thomas (b 1598-will dated 1654), from Eng. to Mt. Wollaston, Mass, 1639; lived at Braintree; m Grisell -.

THE JEWELL REGISTER by Pliny Jewell & Rev. Joel Jewell, pg.4.
    The following is a copy of his will, as witnessed by Wm. Scant & Hannah H. Harbor. "The will of Thomas Jewell of Brantray, while he is yet in perfect memory. My Soule I commit into the hands of Almighty God in ye mediation of Jesus Christ, and my body to the dust. All ye Estate which God hath given me I doe give to my wife for to be hers as long as she is a widow, and so remainds; but if she shall marry, then to divide it into three parts; and two parts to be divided among my children, and the third to be hers. I doe by this will give power to these two my two friends herein mentioned, namely William Neadam and Tho. Foster, to take the care and oversight of all this my estate for my wife and children good, according to your best wisdom to be ordered.
    dated the 10th, 2d month, 1654.
    The Probate records show that administration was granted to Grisell, widow of Thomas Jewell, July 21, 1654; but on the 5th Oct. 1655, she being about to marry Humphrey Griggs, William Needham and Thomas Foster above named, were appointed executors (probably "de bonis non.") Griggs agreed to bring up Jewell's children, of which there were several, both sons and daughters, and all under age. She was soon left again a widow; as administration was granted to Grisell Griggs, on the estate of her late husband Humphrey Griggs, August 18, 1657.

FARMER'S GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, page 162.
    Thomas Jewell of Brantry (Braintree) had sons, Joseph, b. 24th April, 1642; Nathaniel, b. 15th April, 1648; and several other children. The names of his daughters are unknown, and uncounted here.

ELDRED AND ASSOCIATED FAMILIES, Researched by: Catherine Matson & Clarice McNiven, Compiled by: Carol & Susan Matson, pp. 82.
    Thomas, b. 1608 in Kingston, Surrey, EN, d. 7-21-1654, m.___, m.(2)1641 Grissell Fletcher, b. 1618 in EN, d. 7-9-1669 in Chelmsford, MA, dau. of Robert Fletcher.
    Thomas was a miller, he caame to America in 1635 on the "Planter". He settled first in Boston, MA The Boston records show that on 2-24-1639 he was granted three heads, twelve acres of land. The three heads would be himself, his wife, and their son. The land was in Mount Wollaston which in May, 1640 was incorporated as Braintree, MA. Thomas' will was proved July 21, 1654 and left to his widow, unless she remarried, in which case she was to have one-third and the other two-thirds to go to his children. Grissell remarried four time, all husbands having died.
    Children birth locations unknown.

3085. Grissell FLETCHER was born 1618 in England. She died 9 Jul 1669 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. [Parents]

ELDRED AND ASSOCIATED FAMILIES, Researched by: Catherine Matson & Clarice McNiven, Compiled by: Carol & Susan Matson, pp. 82.
    Thomas, b. 1608 in Kingston, Surrey, EN, d. 7-21-1654, m.___, m.(2)1641 Grissell Fletcher, b. 1618 in EN, d. 7-9-1669 in Chelmsford, MA, dau. of Robert Fletcher.
    She remarried four times, all husbands having died.

3088. Deacon Maximilian JEWETT was christened 4 Oct 1607 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England. He died 19 Oct 1684 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Maximilian married Ann in , Yorkshire, EN. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 168 & 169.
    He came to Rowley MA with the Rev. Ezekiel Rogers, 1639. Freeman, 13 May 1640; had a two-acre house lot, 1643, on Bradford Street. He was a leading man in town affairs, and representative in the General Court many times; was one of the first two deacons of the Rowley Church, ordained 3 Dec. 1639.
    His last will is filed in the office of the Clerk of Courts, Salem, amoung the Essex Co. Papers, Vol 43, p. 46.
    It is dated 8 Jan. 1682 and 17: 8 mo. 1684, and mentions wife (unnamed); a marriage contract, and "her son John Boynton"; eldest son, Ezekiel, to be executor; son Joseph to have the homestead; daughter Anna to have certain lands for life with remainder over to "her son Jonathan Baker" daughter Mary Hazeltine; daughter Elizabeth Hazeltine; daughter Faith Dowse; daughter Sarah Jewet. (Essex Probate, 302:121).

THE JEWETT FAMILY OF AMERICA, Inc, in 1912.
    There may have been other brothers and sisters that died young. (From H.G. Somerby's notes.)
    A boulder, with a bronze tablet thereon, was placed in the Rowley cemetery in memory of Maximilian and brother Joseph.

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE JEWETTS OF AMERICA, by Frederick Clarke Jewett.
    Sailed from England with his brother Joseph from Hull, EN in 1638 in the ship "John", arrived at Boston about the first of Dec, 1638, spent the winter in Salem, and in the spring of 1639 founded the town of Rowley MA.
    He was admitted freeman May 13, 1640.

3089. Ann was born in England. She died 9 Nov 1667 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 168.

3090. William LAW was born in England. He died 30 Mar 1668 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. William married Mary CHENEY on 3 Sep 1645 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 227.
    Not of the first company, purchased half of a two-acre lot of John Newmarch, 1645; married 3: 7 mo. 1645, Mary, daughter of John Cheney of Newbury. He married (2) 2 May 1666, Faith, widow of John Smith. He was buried 30 Mar 1668.
    John Cheney, in his will, 5: 4mo. 1666, says; "I do give unto William Lawes three daughters namely Rebeca, Mary and Priscilla forty shillings apiece."

3091. Mary CHENEY was born in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died before 1666. [Parents]

3092. Richard WICOM was born in England. He died 27 Jan 1663/1664 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Richard married Ann before 1635 in England.

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, pg 408.
    Had an acre and half house lot, 1643. By deed, dated 26 June 1661, he gave his homestead and some other lands to his son, John, in consideration of support of self and wife, Ann, during life (Essex Deeds, 2 Ips.: 199). John Wicom sold this homestead in 1683, to John Pickard (145) (Essex Deeds, 5 Ips.: 39). He was buried 27 Jan 1663/4.
    It is probable that Thomas Wickham who was established in Wethersfield, CT, in 1658, was brother to Richard.

3093. Ann was born in England. She died 25 Aug 1674 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

3094. Henry KIMBALL was born in England. He died in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

3096. James CHUTE Sr. was born 1613 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Elizabeth EPPS on 1647. [Parents]

CHUTE FAMILY IN AMERICA, by Wm. E. Chute, page 4.
    born in Dedham, Essex county EN, 1613, brought with his parents to this continent, 1634, married abt 1647, Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel Epps and Martha Read.
    James Chute, sen., received a good education and was often called upon to sign and witness deeds and other legal documents in Ipswich. His wife was also a good scholar, and she too was called upon to sign her name on several important occasions. In 1645, he was styled Register of Deeds.
    Made on of the selectmen in 1654, 61, 64, and 78.
    Sept, 23, 1675, James Chute is credited with military service under Capt. Jonathan Poole, to the amt' of 1P, 10, 10, Narragansett No. 1.
    Dec. 11, 1678. The two James Chutes - senior and junior - took oaths of allegiance.
     The death of Elizabeth Chute is not discovered; but her sister, Mary Epps , married Peter Duncan, 1654, lived in Gloucester, and died there July 21, 1692, leaving several children. He died May 6, 1716, aged 86.
    Mr. James Chute died in the spring of 1691, aged about 78 years, when his son James, jun., was granted letters of administration.

3097. Elizabeth EPPS. [Parents]

3098. Thomas WOOD was born about 1620 in England. He died 12 Sep 1687 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas married Anne TODD on 7 Jun 1654 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 411.
    Married 7: 4 mo. (June) 1654, Ann.
    By deeds, dated 18 Feb 1657, Joseph Jewett conveys to him four acres of land lying between the street (now Main St.) and Humphrey Bradstreet's farm (Essex Deeds, 2 Ips.: 135.) and one undivided half of fourteen acres "joining to Humphrey Bradstreets land with the south part of it, and butting upon a parcel of land called the warehouse field..., with the east part of it, and with the west part of it joining to the way that goes to Newbury and the way that leads to Rowley warehouse" (Essex Deeds, 2 Ips.: 134). He exchanged these lands with John Pickard, guardian of Nehemiah Jewett, for that Messuage, mansion house "wherein Mr. Joseph Jewett dwelt at the time of his death" (Essex Deeds, 2 Ips.; 66), That was the original lot laid out to William Bellingham (14).
    In an affidavit of 1675, he called John Todd, "brother"; he also gives his age as "about 40 years" (Essex Ct. Files, 23: 27-28-29). It is probable he was older than stated. He was buried 12 Sept. 1687. His will, dated 21 July 1687, mentions himself as of Rowley and as "being at present weak in body"; wife Anne; eldest son, John' sons Thomas, Josiah, Samuel, Solomon, Ebenezer and James; "my three daughters" Mary Chute, Ann Plummer and Ruth Jewitt; brother Obadiah Wood of Ipswich; son Thomas, and wife, Ann, exectors (Suffolk Probate, 10: 168). His widow, Ann died 29 Dec 1714.

3099. Anne TODD died 29 Dec 1714 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY MA, pg. 411.
                            pg. 384.
    John-1 TODD was in Rowley, probably in 1648. He brought with him his wife, Susannah. She is mentioned as "sister" in the will of Mary, wife of John GRANT. Ann, wife of Thomas WOOD, is also mentioned as "sister".

3100. Daniel THURSTON married Anne PELL.

3101. Anne PELL.

3102. Lt. John DRESSER was born about 1640 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 14 Mar 1723/1724 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. John married Martha THORLEY on 27 Nov 1662 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA., pg. 101.
    Born abt 1640; married 27 Nov 1662, Martha, daughter of Richard Thorley (198). Thomas Thorley of Newbury calls him "beloved brother", and makes him executor of his will, 1713.
    He married (2) 7 Jan 1710/2, Rebecca, widow of James Dickinson (54-1), She died 2 Apr 1718. He moved to Newbury before Apr 1721 (Essex Deeds, 41: 152). He died 14 Mar 1723/4 (Ch. R.) in his 85th year.

3103. Martha THORLEY was born in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died 29 Jun 1700. [Parents]

3138. Phillip TORREY was born 1585. He married Alice RICHARDS. [Parents]

3139. Alice RICHARDS.

3140. Matthew BARSTOW was born before 1580 in Shelf, Yorkshire, England. He died in England.

IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS, by Frederick Adams Virkus, page 10.

3158. Richard LANGER died 25 Jan 1660/1661 in Hingham, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts.

LINCOLN. v. 2:422; v. 3:15, 16.
POPE. p. 278.
TORREY.

Came to Hingham, in 1636, probably a widower; proprietor in 1636.

3232. Henry DOW was born in Ormsby, Norfolk, England and was christened 6 Oct 1605 in Runham, Norfolk, England. He died 21 Apr 1659 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. Henry married Joan on 11 Feb 1630/1631 in Ormesby, St. Margaret, England. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MASSACHUSETTS, by David W. Hoyt, page 133.
    Removed to Watertown, MA. 1637: rem to Hm. 1644: rep. 1655 and 1656.

HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Joseph Dow. Vol II.
    Settled first in Watertown, Mass. Here his wife died, and was buried. Married 2nd wife 1641, Margaret Cole of Dedham, Mass. He moved to Hampton in the latter part of 1643 or early 1644. Selectman in 1651; deputy from Hampton to the General Court of Mass. in 1655 and 56; and appointed, with two others 1658, to examine and record all land grants and highways.

THE ENGLISH BACKGROUND OF SOME EARLY SETTLERS OF HAMPTON, NH, page 257.
    Henry Dowe was baptized at Runham, Norfolk, 6 Oct 1605 and died at Hampton NH, 21 April 1659. He married first, at Ormesby St. Margaret, 6 Feb. 1630/1, Jone (___) NUDD, widow of Roger Nudd who had been buried at Ormesby 24 Dec 1630. She died at Watertown MA, 20 June 1640. He married, second, in 1640 or 41, Margaret COLE of Dedham MA, who survived him and married, second at Hampton NH, 23 Aug 1661, Richard Kimball of Ipswich and removed to that town with her four youngest Dow children.
    Henry settled first at Watertown, MA where his wife Joan died. He removed to Hampton NH about 1644, where he bought from John Sanders a dwelling house and several tracts of land for a farm. He was a selectman there in 1651 and a deputy to the General Court from Hampton in 1655 and 1656.

HAMPTON VITAL RECORDS AND GENEALOGY, 1889-1986, Edited and Compiled by James K. Hunt, Jr., published for the Town of Hampton NH by Peter E. Randall, 1988.
page 201.
    Henry Dowe, Runham/Ormesby & Hampton, NH. Husbandman. Son of Herny. He was bp at Runham 6 Oct 1605 and died 21 Apr 1659 at Hampton NH. Henry Dowe's will is dated 16 Apr 1659 and is on fiel at Salem, MA. He md. 6 Feb 1630/1 at Ormesby St. Michael Jone Nudd. Jone was the widow of Roger who died at Ormesby on 24 Dec 1630. They had one son Thomas bp 6 Jan 1628/9. Jone died at Watertown MA 20 Jun 1640.
    J.C. Hotten, in his "Original Lists", names Henry Dowe of Ormesby, husbandman (29) and Jone his wife (30) with 4 children and a servant Anne Maning (17). They were examined 11 Apr 1637 and permitted to immigrate to New England. Up to now the name of the fourth child was unknown. I was able to identify him as James Dowe.
    The four children were; (1) Thomas Nudd, (2) Thomass Dowe, b. 1631, (3) Henry Dow, b. 1634, and (4) James Dowe, b. 1636.
    James did not emigrate with the family to Boston as planned. This was because he was too ill to travel. His death occurred while the family was at sea, if they left as intended. James was buried 15 May 1637 at Ormesby St. Margaret.
    Henry settled first at Watertown, MA where his wife Jone died. He md. 2nd in 1643 Margaret Cole of Dedham. He had moved to Hampton, NH by 1644 where he bought from John Sanders a dwelling house and several tracts of land for a farm. He was a Selectman in 1651, Deputy to the General Court from Hampton in 1655 & 1656. His widow Margaret md 2nd on 23 Aug 1661 Richard Kimball of Ipswich.

3233. Joan died in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts and was buried 20 Jun 1640 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.

HAMPTON VITAL RECORDS AND GENEALOGY, 1889-1986, Edited and Compiled by James K. Hunt, Jr., published for the Town of Hampton NH by Peter E. Randall, 1988.
page 202.
    Henry settled first at Watertown MA where his wife Jone died.

3234. William SANBORN was born 1622 in England. He died 1692 in Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. William married Mary MOULTON about 1648. [Parents]

BATCHELDER GENEALOGY, page 110.
    He was also prominent, and was selectman several years, was bell ringer of Hampton church in 1639, when he must have been but 16 or 17, died in 1692, age about 79. Will on file at Exeter, NH Inventory, 498 Pounds, 10 shillings.

3235. Mary MOULTON was born about 1625 in England. She died 11 Oct 1686 in Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. [Parents]

BATCHLDER GENEALOGY, page 110.
    Daughter of John Moulton.

3238. William SARGENT was christened 1602 in England. He died 1673 in Alesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. William married Elizabeth PERKINS on 1633 in , , MA.

Came to America in 1632.

OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, page 310 & 311.
    William Sargent of Salisbury and Amesbury MA, "seaman", b. abt 1598; m. Judith Perkins, 2nd Elizabeth Perkins, 3rd Sept. 18 1670 Joanna Pindor, widow of Valentine Rowell.
    He is said to have been of the first settlers of Ipswich in 1633; afterwards of Nb.; one of the first settlers of Hampton in 1638; recorded land in Salisbury in 1640, '41, '42, '43 and '54; commoner and taxed in 1650; moved early across the Powow; one of the original settlers of Amesbury where he recorded land 1654-68; a 'township' for one of his sons, 1660; meeting house seat 1667; died abt 1674; will March 24, 1670/1; April 13 1675, widow Joannaa m. Oct 26, 1676 Richard Currier.

3239. Elizabeth PERKINS was christened 3 Mar 1611 in Warwickshire, England. She died about 1670 in Massachusetts. [Parents]

Came to america 1631 on the "Lion" with family

3242. Richard KIMBALL was born 1591 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. He died 22 Jun 1675 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Richard married Ursula SCOTT on 1614 in England.

3243. Ursula SCOTT was born 14 Feb 1597 in England. She died 1675 in Ipswich, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

Info from Dawn Robbins, RFD Box 3228, Stonington ME 04681