1. John
Gage 1604 -24 Mar 1673/74 married Amy who died abt June 1658
2. Daniel
Gage ( John1) 1639 -8 Nov 1705 Bradford,
MA who married Sarah Kimbal Daughter of Henry Kimball and
Mary Wyatt. She was born about 1654 and died 15 Sep 1692.
Childern: (1) Daniel Gage born 12
Mar 1676
(2) John Gage born 1 Jan 1677
(3) Samuel Gage born 9 May 1680
(4) Mary Gage born 1 Feb 1680(?) married Samuel Griffin
(5) Lydia Gage born 30 Jan 1684 married Elezer (Ebenezer
?) Burbank
(6) Sarah Gage born 4 Jan 1687 married Samuel Barker
3. Daniel
Gage ( Daniel2, John1)
12 Mar 1676 in Bradford, MA and died 14 Mar 1747 Bradford , MA and he married
Martha Burbank who was born 22 Feb 1630 and died 6 Sep 1741. They
were married on 9 Mar 1697 and they
had thirteen childern. He married (2) Margaret Herriman on 12 May
1742. Daniel Gage served in the
French and Indain War the Essex North Regiment. He was a member of the
North Regiment in Essex and
was one of those who under the command of Capr Hoseltine of Bradford in
1710 were appointed to keep
snowshoes and moccasins.
Childern: (1) Josiah Gage born 3 Dec 1701
(2) Moses Gage Born 1 May 1706
(3) Daniel Gage born 22 Apr 1708
(4) Amos Gage born 28 Jul 1718
(5) Mehitable Gage born 29 Dec 1698, Married Benjamin
Barker
(6) Martha Gage born 7 Apr 1703 marries James Wilson
(7) Lydia Gage born 24 May 1705 married John Morrill
(8) Sarah Gage born 19 Feb 1709 married Edmund Hardy
(9) Jemima Gage born 2 Dec 1711 married (1) Richard Kimball (2) John
Webster
(10) Naomi Gage born 25 Mar 1714 married David Hall
(11) Esther Gage born 15 May 1716 married John Currier
(12) Mary Gage born 31 Aug 1722 married Ebenezer Goodhue
(13) Abigail Gage born 13 Mar 1724 married Phineas Hardy
4. CAPT.
Amos Gage ( Daniel3, Daniel2,
John1) born 28 Jul 1718 in Bradford, MA
and died 8 Sep 1792 in Pelham, NH
He married 18 Dec 1740 Mehetable Kimball. She was borm 27 Nov
1721 in Bradford , MA and died 16 Feb
1794 in Pelham, NH. They had eight childern. Capt Gage
served in the French and Indian War.
Amos Gage was the captain of one of the five companies raised by New Hampshire
to reinforce Fort
Edwards during the French and Indian War and was stationed at what is now
Charlestown, NH by order of
General Webb. He was a selectman of Pelham in 1775 and 1776. He was the
captain of a company of
volunteers which marched from Pelham 29 September 1777 and joined the Continental
Army at Saratoga.
He evidently served only a short time in this capacity as he is listed
as a lieutenant in Isaac Cochran's
company, Moor's Regiment of Volunteers at Saratoga in 1777, his date
of entry being given as 29 September
1777 and his date of discharge as 25 October 1777.
Childern: (1) Daniel Gage born 5 Oct 1741.
He was killed during the French and Indain War.
(2) Asa Gage born 15 Apr 1755
(3) Abel Gage borm 9 Sep 1761
(4) Daniel Gage born 28 Sep 1761
(5) Elizabeth Gage born 22 Dec 1743
(6) Sarah Gage born 20 Mar 1748
(7) Besty Gage born 1751 and died 28 Dec 1754
(8) Deborah Gage born 8 May 1753 and married Peter Austin 27
Mar 1790 in Pelham,
Hillsborough County, NH
5. Daniel
Gage (Amos4 Daniel3,
Daniel2, John1)born
28 Sep 1761 married in 1788 Sarah ( Sally ) Grover daughter of
Deacon James Grover & Sarah Wellman. Her ancestry continues in the
Grover genealogy.
Daniel like his father was also a soilder of the American Revoultion, a
sergent in the Massachusetts line. He
was at the Battle of Monmouth and during the fighting rushed forward when
the color bearer of his regiment
was shot, seized the flag , and by his actions caused the regiment to rally
and stop the advance of the enemy.
A few days afterwards as General Washington was reviewing the brigade,
he stopped at the company in
which Sgt. Gage served , called him to the front , and personally tahnked
him for his bravery and soilderly
conduct. ( Lapham's history of Bethel, p 538-539)
Childern: (1) Sarah Gage
(2) Olive Gage married Joseph Wheeler and thier daughter Olive Wheeler
married her first
cousin once removed Almon Grover of Bethel, Maine. Their common ancestors
are Deacon
James GROVER Jr. and Sarah WELLMAN. Followed this family in the
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