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Aaron Copp was born circa 1674 at Essex; 1672 Prokasy. He was the son of Jonathan Copp and Margaret (?). Aaron Copp was resident in 1698 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He married Mary Heath, daughter of Josiah Heath and Mary Davis, on 30 December 1698 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; Haverhill. Aaron Copp died 1729 b 1730.

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     Children of Aaron Copp and Mary Heath:

Jonathan Copp+   (09 Oct 1699)
David Copp   (09 Mar 1703/4)
Josiah Copp   (03 Jan 1704/5)
Moses Copp   (31 Mar 1707)

Jonathan Copp was resident at Amesbury, Essex, MA. He was born on 7 October 1699 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was born on 9 October 1699. He was the son of Aaron Copp and Mary Heath. Jonathan Copp married Elizabeth Dow, daughter of Henry Dow and Elizabeth Colby, at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Jonathan Copp died at Sanbornton, Belknap, NH. He was Administrator in 1776 at Wakefield, Carrol, N.H..

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     Child of Jonathan Copp and Elizabeth Dow:

Soloman Copp+   (03 Mar 1720/21 - 08 May 1796)

Elizabeth Dow was born on 12 October 1702 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. She married Jonathan Copp, son of Aaron Copp and Mary Heath, at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Elizabeth Dow was the daughter of Henry Dow and Elizabeth Colby. Elizabeth Dow died.

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     Child of Elizabeth Dow and Jonathan Copp:

Soloman Copp+   (03 Mar 1720/21 - 08 May 1796)

Soloman Copp was born on 3 March 1720/21 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. He was the son of Jonathan Copp and Elizabeth Dow. Soloman Copp married Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Jonathan Davis and Martha Dow, at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Soloman Copp appeared on the census of 1776 at Sanbornton, Belknap, N.H.. He died on 8 May 1796 at Sanbornton, Belknap, NH, at age 75.

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     Child of Soloman Copp and Elizabeth Davis:

Ruhama Amy Copp+   (1747 - 08 May 1845)

Elizabeth Davis was born on 29 August 1723 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. She married Soloman Copp, son of Jonathan Copp and Elizabeth Dow, at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Elizabeth Davis was the daughter of Jonathan Davis and Martha Dow. Elizabeth Davis died on 21 October 1822 at age 99.

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     Child of Elizabeth Davis and Soloman Copp:

Ruhama Amy Copp+   (1747 - 08 May 1845)

Thomas Dow was born in 1640 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was the son of Thomas Dow and Phebe Latly. Thomas Dow was MARRIAGE2 in 1663 at Hampton, Rockhingham, NH. He married Dorcas Kemball, daughter of Henry Kimball and Mary Wyatt, on 17 December 1668 at Ipswich, Bradford, Essex, MA, USA; Bradford / Haverhill. Thomas Dow was MARRIAGE2 on 5 March 1670/71 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He married Elizabeth Duston on 5 March 1670/71 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. Thomas Dow married Susannah (?) before 1685; Ipswich. Thomas Dow died.

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     Child of Thomas Dow and Elizabeth Duston:

Thomas Dow   (23 Oct 1669)

     Child of Thomas Dow and Dorcas Kemball:

Henry Dow+   (05 Mar 1670/71)

     Children of Thomas Dow and Susannah (?):

John Dow   (24 Apr 1685)
Ebeneezer Dow   (26 May 1692)
Thomas Dow   (29 Nov 1694)
Hannah Dow
Jeramiah Dow   (12 Dec 1699)

Henry Dow was born on 5 March 1670/71 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; note it's same as wedding day? He was the son of Thomas Dow and Dorcas Kemball. Henry Dow married Elizabeth Colby, daughter of Samuel Colby and Elizabeth Sargant, on 11 April 1692 at Rowley, Essex, MA; Eliza Cobbie shown. Henry Dow married an unknown person. He died.

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     Children of Henry Dow and Elizabeth Colby:

Martha Dow+   (11 Apr 1692)
Elizabeth Dow+   (12 Oct 1702)
Thomas Dow   (03 May 1704)

1. 1638 Freeman Mass Colony; 1666 Freeman Mass Colony; 1678 Oath of Alligiance Norfolk Cty [p204].

Elizabeth Colby was born on 1 June 1670 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. She was born on 1 June 1670 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. She was born on 1 June 1670 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. She was the daughter of Samuel Colby and Elizabeth Sargant. Elizabeth Colby married Henry Dow, son of Thomas Dow and Dorcas Kemball, on 11 April 1692 at Rowley, Essex, MA; Eliza Cobbie shown. Elizabeth Colby died.

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     Children of Elizabeth Colby and Henry Dow:

Martha Dow+   (11 Apr 1692)
Elizabeth Dow+   (12 Oct 1702)
Thomas Dow   (03 May 1704)

Jonathan Davis was also known as Jonathan Davis. He was born on 16 December 1691 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was the son of John Davis and Sarah Carter. Jonathan Davis married Martha Dow, daughter of Henry Dow and Elizabeth Colby, on 17 September 1719 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Jonathan Davis died.

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     Child of Jonathan Davis and Martha Dow:

Elizabeth Davis+   (29 Aug 1723 - 21 Oct 1822)

Martha Dow was born on 11 April 1692 at Rowley, Essex, MA. She was the daughter of Henry Dow and Elizabeth Colby. Martha Dow was christened in October 1694 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. She married Jonathan Davis, son of John Davis and Sarah Carter, on 17 September 1719 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. Martha Dow died.

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     Child of Martha Dow and Jonathan Davis:

Elizabeth Davis+   (29 Aug 1723 - 21 Oct 1822)

Thomas Wyrall married Frances Mallory circa 1590 at England. Thomas Wyrall died.

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     Child of Thomas Wyrall and Frances Mallory:

Mary Wyrall+   ( - 17 Apr 1627)

Frances Mallory married Thomas Wyrall circa 1590 at England. Frances Mallory died.

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     Child of Frances Mallory and Thomas Wyrall:

Mary Wyrall+   ( - 17 Apr 1627)

William Jenkins was also known as William Jenkins. He was christened in 1716 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He witnessed the christening of Ellis Jenkins in 1716 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. William Jenkins witnessed the christening of Mary Jenkins in 1720 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. William Jenkins was born in 1731. He witnessed the christening of Covent Steven Jenkins in 1744 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. William Jenkins witnessed the christening of Sarah Jenkins in 1745 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. William Jenkins witnessed the christening of Stephen Jenkins on 8 May 1748 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. William Jenkins married Mary Moore on 1 November 1757. William Jenkins married an unknown person. He lived in 1772 at Mast Beach, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; "Another occupation essential to a seaport was that of William Jenkins, a caulker, who in 1772 advertised for sale a house lot with water privilages on Mast Beach. This area was over at the Pool where for a hundred years or more the mast ships came in to load the bulky cargoes." Brighton, p 62. He was employed as Rockingham Probate, 1818 index, GDN # 9804, micro 26, shows his death Feb 17, 1819, his da. Sarah Exec., Da. Mary, Abigail heirs. On 1772. He was resident in 1772 at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH;Mast Beach, USA. He was Administrator in 1776 at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. He was Administrator in 1776 at Lee, Strafford, NH. He was party to a Deed on 4 October 1817 at Pickerings Neck residence, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; William Jenkins of Portsmouth, Caulker, cons. to daut. Sarah Jenkins of Portsmouth, singlewoman, house & land in Portsmouth in Pickerings neck so called, where I now live, being the same conveyed to me by George Hunt[rin] exec. of estate of Ebeneezer Geanvard, by deed May 17, 1692. He was buried at South Church, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. He died at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; Oracle;"Died in this town Mr. William Jenkins age 87.[2 May 1818] QED b. 1731 This conflicts with Probate record "Caulker, Portsmouth" d. Feb 17, 1819, leaving da. Sarah adm, and da.s Mary & Abigail heirs. He died on 17 February 1819; Ports Probate 1818, #9804 gives this date of death; Dauters Sarah, (adm.), Mary, Abigail heirs. He died.

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     Children of William Jenkins:

Ellis Jenkins   (before 1716 (see)
Mary Jenkins   (before 1720 (see)
Covent Steven Jenkins   (before 1744 (see)
Sarah Jenkins   (before 1745 (see)
Stephen Jenkins+   (before May 8, 1748 (see - 29 Jun 1809)
Mary Jenkins   (1748)

Ellis Jenkins was born before 1716 (see at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He was christened in 1716 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He was the son of William Jenkins. Ellis Jenkins died.

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Mary Jenkins was born before 1720 (see at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. She was christened in 1720 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. She was the daughter of William Jenkins. Mary Jenkins died.

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Covent Steven Jenkins was born before 1744 (see at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He died. He was christened in 1744 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He was the son of William Jenkins.

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Sarah Jenkins was born before 1745 (see at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. She died. She was the daughter of William Jenkins. Sarah Jenkins was christened in 1745 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH.

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Stephen Jenkins was born before May 8, 1748 (see at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He was christened on 8 May 1748 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. He was the son of William Jenkins. Stephen Jenkins married Phebe Davis on 4 September 1764 at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH. Stephen Jenkins appeared on the census of 1776 at Rochester, Strafford, NH; I think this is the other one. Samuel Balch witnessed LAND CONTRACT on 5 April 1801 at Recorded Deed, Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; ..for fifth Dollars,a piece of land lying in said Portsmouth on pleasant street, bounds as follows, four feet on said pleasant st.,??? easterly by land of said Jenkins, which he bought of Jonathan Warren, Esq. westerly by heir of Daniel Hart, deseased, carrying the same breasdth of four feet from said pleasant st., northerly to the Lane before the South Meeting House with this restriction that the said Jenkins...shall not erect any bldg thereon within 55 feet of said meeting house...the premices described in Benjamin Babbigs (??) deed to me 4 Dec 1797. ($50 sale). Stephen Jenkins married Sarah E. (?). Stephen Jenkins left a will on 24 June 1809 at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; Legatees were Sara Card, wife,John, Benj., Georgre, Monsieur Banburg, Mehitable Jenkins, Ruth Coffin, wife of James, Exec. was w. Sarah. Augustus not named! He was a Caulker, d. Oct 16, 1811. Sailboat to s. John,Caulking tools divided between sons Benjamin & George. Lot on South Road to Benjamin. House on Pleasant Street, Portsmouth to sons George and Monsieur Bunbury Jenkins. Rooms for two dauters, Mihitabel & Sara ?Lard?, widow, dau. Ruth Coffin, widow James Coffin. This will Probate file # 8413. He died on 29 June 1809 at Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH.

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     Child of Stephen Jenkins:

Sarah Card   (1740)

     Children of Stephen Jenkins and Sarah E. (?):

Augustus Jenkins+   (1802 - b 08 Jul 1862);He isn't listed in Steven's will! I had no proof but: Both caulkers, & location. I've got him as executor of Stevens estate, but wife is administrator, he unlisted. Also, if Caroline is Augustus sister, she b after Stephen died.
Caroline Jenkins   (1822)

Mary Jenkins was born in 1748 at Greenland, Rockingham, NH. She died. She was the daughter of William Jenkins.

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Thomas Colby was employed. He was born circa 1567 at Sempringham, Linconshire, England. He was the son of Matthew Colby and Mary (?). Thomas Colby was baptized on 20 December 1567 at Sempringham, Lincolnshire, Eng. He married Anne Jackson, daughter of Richard Jackson and Elizabeth (?), on 4 May 1596 at Horbling, Lincoln, England. Thomas Colby died on 10 December 1625 at Horbling, Lincoln, England. He left a will on 10 December 1625 at Horbling, Lincoln, England; Detail avail. He was buried on 11 December 1625; His wife survived him. He was a tailor.

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     Children of Thomas Colby and Anne Jackson:

Margaret Colby   (25 Sep 1597 - young)
William Colby   (c 1598)
Abraham Colby   (13 Sep 1600)
Richard Colby   (30 Jan 1603 - a 1650)
Anthony Colby+   (1606 - 01 Feb 1661/62)
Matthew Colby   (13 Dec 1607)
Robert Colby   (c 1609)

1. He was a Tailor.
   
   "Thomas COLBY was baptized on 20 December 1567 at Sempringham, Lincolnshire, England. On 4 May 1596 at Horbling, he and Anne Jackson were married. she was born probably about 1571 the daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Jackson of Horbling. There are no surviving baptismal records for Horbling from 1567 through 1575. In Thomas's will she is called Agnes, but at that time, Anne and Agnes were often used interchangeably, as Elizabeth and Betty are today. Horbling is about two miles north of Sempringham.
   
   Thomas Colby was usually designated as "junior" to distinguish him from his elder brother, also named Thomas. From his will and the burial record, we learn that he was a tailor. He made his will 10 December 1625 and was buried 11 December 1625 as "Thomas Colby, jun., taler." His wife survived him.
   
   10 December 1625 - the will of THOMAS COLBIE of Horbling, county of Lincoln, taylor, sick of body.... to my five sons William Colbie, Richard Colbie, Anthony Colbie, Mathew Colbie and Robert Colbie half of my goods to be equally divided amongst them, but my will is that my son William Colbie shall have my house at Dinnington for part of his portion of goods aforesaid, which cose me eight pound... if nay of these sons die before age 21 at which time the legacies shall be due unto them, then his or their shares to be divided amongst the overlivers. Residue to wife Agnes Colbie whom I make executrix.
   Robert Allen supervisor.
   Wienesses; Robert Allen. Thomas Baxter.
   Signed by mark. Proved 21 April 1626.
   
   In March 1636/7, an assessment was made for expenses of repairing the church at Horbling. Thirty seven names were listed. William Colby, who had a small stock of animals, must have been the older brother. The widow Colby must have been their mother. Robert was mentioned for having been paid for some work. Nowhere is there any mention of Anthony or Matthew after their father's will of 1625. Possibly both of these brothers left for America with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, but if so, there is no trace of Matthew. His fate will probable remain a mystery. As for Anthony, he is surely the one who went to New England in 1630. All the other know contemporary Anthony Colbys in Old England can be eliminated from consideration for one reason or another."
   
   "Assessment agreed upon the fifth of March 1636 for the church wardens for the repairing of the church of Horbling and other duties by us whose names are here under written - Mathias Browne, William Stringer, John Hardie, with others. Every horse 7d., every beast 7d., and every score of sheep 2s 4d.
   
   horsebeastsheep
   William Coulbe 1453s.6d.
   Widow Coulby 1503s.6d."
   
   (Ref.: Lincoln Consistory Court Wills - 1626/292).
   
   

Beatrix Felton was born at Horbling, Lincoln, England. She died.

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Anthony Colby was baptized on 8 September 1605 at Horbling, Lincolnshire, England. He was baptized on 8 September 1605 at Horbling, Lincoln, England. He was born in 1606 at Amesbury, Essex, MA;Lincolnshire. He was the son of Thomas Colby and Anne Jackson. Anthony Colby was educated. He was ORIGIN before 1630 at Horbling, Lincolnshire, England. He immigrated in June 1630 or 1 July to "Arabella" of Winthrop Fleet, Boston, Suffolk, MA, U.S.A.. He was resident in 1630 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, U.S.A.. He was employed as Sawmill Owner. He moved to at Cambridge, Middlesex, MA, D. He married Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman 1632 b 1633 at Horbling, Lincolnshire, England; Boston / Salisbury; Cambridge. Anthony Colby was FREEMAN on 14 May 1634 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, U.S.A.. He was made a Freeman on 14 May 1634 at Cambridge, Middlesex, MA. He moved to at Ipswich, Essex, MA, D. He moved to at Amesbury, Essex, MA, D. He appeared on the census of 1650 at Salisbury, Essex, MA. He died on 1 February 1661/62 at Salisbury, Essex, MA.

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     Children of Anthony Colby and Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman:

John Colby   (08 Sep 1633 - 06 Feb 1673)
Sarah Colby   (say 1635)
Samuel Colby+   (1638)
Isaac Colby   (06 Jul 1640 - 1684)
Rebecca Colby   (11 Mar 1643 - 1672)
Mary Colby   (19 Sep 1647)
Thomas Colby   (08 Mar 1650)

1. Noted in "The Great Migration Begins" 1996, New England Historical and Genealogical Socitiey, pages 413-416 He died on Feb 11 1660 in Amesbury, Ma.
   BIO: Left London (Isle of Wright) in March of 1630 with more than 400 others arrived on ship Arbella at Boston. Lived on shipboard 4 months before housing could be made. In Boston, Ipswich, Salisbury & Amesbury. Noted as "planter", received land in the 'first division' in 1640 and '43; one of the first commoners of Amesbury, where he received land in 1654 and 1658, and his widow , in his right, in '62 and '64. Was church member in Boston, living Cambridge 1632, affirmed freeman oath 14 May 1634; at Ipswich 1637; Sometimes printed as "Arthur" He was married to Susannah (Colby) about 1632 in Boston, Ma (?).
   
   Anthony COLBY was christened on 8 SEP 1605 in Horbling, Lincolnshire, England. He immigrated on 29 MAR 1630 from England to America. Anthony came to America in the Spring of 1630 on the ship "Arbella" with the "Winthrop Fleet". He took the Freeman Oath of the Massachusetts Bay Company in MAY 1634 in Massachusetts. He died on 11 FEB 1660 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was baptized into the LDS church on 27 JUN 1927. He was endowed on 22 NOV 1929 in the Salt Lake City, Utah LDS temple. He has Ancestral File number 8JDC-NK. He was a Sawmill owner. Emigrated to America in 1630 with the Purtians, on the ship "Arbella" of the Winthorp Fleet.
   
   Earlier writers erroneously placed Anthony Colby's origin in Beccles, Suffolkshire, but in 1975 Glade Ian Nelson showed that the Beccles Anthony was still in England long after the immigrant was settled in the Massachusetts Bay (TAG 51:65-71). More recently John B. Threlfall made what appears to be the correct identification in Horbling, Lincolnshire GMC50 123).Anthony Colby was not at that time and in that area as rare a name as one might think, so the simple appearance of a baptism at about the right time is in itself not sufficient evidence. But the occurrence of a baptism in Horbling, the home of Simon Bradstreet, who seems to be indirectly connected with Colby, makes this very likely the correct solution to the problem.
   
   Anthony Colby, father of John, was the founder of the Colby family in New England. He was born about 1605 at Horbling, Lincolnshire, England. Horbling is next to Sempringham where his Colby ancestors had lived for several generations.
   
   Anthony came to America in the Spring of 1630 on the ship "Arbella" with the "Winthrop Fleet". With him came his wife, Susannah. Their first home was in the disputed territory between Cambridge and Watertown which was given to Cambridge in 1632, and was on the road to Mount Auburn close by the river.
   
   In 1633, on the second Sabbath that Rev. John Cotton preached, he baptized his own son Seaborn Cotton and John Colby, son of Anthony.
   
   Anthony built a second house near the Washington Elm and a third one near the Fresh Pond. He was admitted freeman in Cambridge in 1634. Three years later, he appeared in Ipswich, and three years after that in Salisbury. He was among the first settlers of the latter town. Together, the men (Jared Haddon) joined the church in Charlestown and took the freeman's oath in Cambridge on 14 May 1634. Together lay their houselots at East Salisbury and when Jared sold his homestead in 1644 and built in what is now Amesbury, Anthony bought the lot adjoining and came with his family. On this land he at last settled down to make a permanent home. He received additional lots of land from the divisions in 1643, 1654, and 1658.
   
   In 1640, he was appointed an appraiser for the government and in 1651 was elected a selectman.
   
   He died Feb. 11, 1660, aged about 54 years.
   
   Anthony Colby seems to have been always at odds with the leaders in town affairs and was often in controversy, legal or personal, with the authorities. Once he was fined for making a speech in town meeting on the ground that he had created a disturbance. He worked incessantly to have the new settlement at Amesbury set off from Salisbury as a town. The fight was carried on after his death by his sons, and the separation was finally accomplished in 1666.
   
   He was an industrious man, and in spite of moving every few years and in spite of many children, he became one of the largest property holders in Amesbury. His lots included: Back River, Fox Island, Lion's Mouth, Great Swamp, Hampton, River, Whiskers Hill, and lots from the third and fourth divisions. His inventory set a value of 359 pounds sterling upon his property.
   
   The old house was on the southwest side of Main St. which leads from Amesbury Center to the Merrimac and was the seventh from Bartlett's Corner. Here is the well described in Whittier's poem, "The Captain's Well". The well was dug by a grandson of the daughter Mary.
   
   The year after Anthony's death, the widow sold to her son Isaac, sixty acres near Haverhill to pay for her board. From the public divisions she received land in 1662 and 1664. In the latter year she married William Whitridge, a carpenter from Gloucester. he died in 1669. In the meantime, she had had to defend her homestead against the claim of Thomas Macy from whom it had been purchased. At about the time of the sale, Macey had fled to Nantucket to escape the penalty of sheltering two Quakers during a thunderstorm, but later he denied the sale and tried to expel the widow and her family by legal process. He was unsuccessful and the premises were in the possession of her descendants as late as 1895. In 1678, the son Thomas was deeded half of all the lands remaining in consideration of services rendered the widow, and in 1682, the homestead was deeded to her son Samuel, who cared for her during the infirmities of old age.
   
   The widow lived until July 8, 1689.
   
   
   

Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman was born circa 1608. She married (?) Waterman before 1632; Boston / Hingham. Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman married Anthony Colby, son of Thomas Colby and Anne Jackson, 1632 b 1633 at Horbling, Lincolnshire, England; Boston / Salisbury; Cambridge. Her estate was probated on 9 March 1660 at Salisbury, Essex, MA; Intestate, inventory date, total 349+#. Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman married William Whitbridge by 1663; 1669? Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman died on 8 July 1689.

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     Children of Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman and Anthony Colby:

John Colby   (08 Sep 1633 - 06 Feb 1673)
Sarah Colby   (say 1635)
Samuel Colby+   (1638)
Isaac Colby   (06 Jul 1640 - 1684)
Rebecca Colby   (11 Mar 1643 - 1672)
Mary Colby   (19 Sep 1647)
Thomas Colby   (08 Mar 1650)

Thomas Colby was born on 8 March 1650 at Salisbury, Essex, MA. He was the son of Anthony Colby and Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman. Thomas Colby married Hannah Rowell on 16 September 1674 at Amesbury, Essex, MA; Amesbury. Thomas Colby died.

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Samuel Colby was resident at Amesbury, Essex, MA. He was born in 1638 at Salisbury, Essex, MA. He was born in 1638 at Amesbury, Essex, MA; ae 53 in 1693 QED b 1640. He was the son of Anthony Colby and Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman. Samuel Colby immigrated in 1665 to London, London, England. He married Elizabeth Sargant, daughter of William Sargant and Elizabeth Perkins, 1667 b 1670 at Amesbury, Essex, MA; Amesbury / Haverhill. Samuel Colby died. He appeared on the census of 1776 at Canterbury, Merrimack, MA.

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     Children of Samuel Colby and Elizabeth Sargant:

Elizabeth Colby+   (01 Jun 1670)
Samuel Colby   (09 Mar 1671/72)

Elizabeth Sargant was born on 22 November 1648 at Amesbury, Essex, MA; First recorded ch. born Haverhill. She was the daughter of William Sargant and Elizabeth Perkins. Elizabeth Sargant married Samuel Colby, son of Anthony Colby and Susanna (?) Haddon ? Nutting ?Sargent? Waterman, 1667 b 1670 at Amesbury, Essex, MA; Amesbury / Haverhill. Elizabeth Sargant left a will on 24 March 1671; William names "my daughter Elizabeth Colby and two of her Colby children in this will. She died. She appeared on the census of 1729 at Salisbury, Essex, MA.

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     Children of Elizabeth Sargant and Samuel Colby:

Elizabeth Colby+   (01 Jun 1670);First recorded Child b. Haverhill
Samuel Colby   (09 Mar 1671/72)

Samuel Colby was born on 9 March 1671/72 at Amesbury, Essex, MA. He died. He was the son of Samuel Colby and Elizabeth Sargant.

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John Davis was baptized on 28 January 1621/22 at Thornbury, Gloucester, England. He was born in 1625 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; bef 28 Jan 1621 Prokasy. He was the son of James Davis and Cecily Thayer. John Davis married Jane Peaslee, daughter of Joseph Peaslee and Mary Johnson, on 10 December 1646 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; Haverhill / Oyster River NH. John Davis was last will on 1 April 1685 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. He died before 25 May 1686. His estate was probated on 25 May 1686 at Dover, Norfolk, MA.

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     Children of John Davis and Jane Peaslee:

Mary Davis+   (06 Nov 1647 - 1691+)
Sarah Davis   (07 Mar 1649/50)
John Davis   (22 Aug 1651 - 1694)
Joseph Davis   (26 Jan 1660/61)
James Davis   (23 May 1662 - 18 Jul 1694)
Jane Davis   (15 May 1664)
Jemima Davis   (1666)
Judeth Davis   (1668)

Jane Peaslee was the daughter of Joseph Peaslee and Mary Johnson. Jane Peaslee married John Davis, son of James Davis and Cecily Thayer, on 10 December 1646 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; Haverhill / Oyster River NH. Jane Peaslee died on 18 July 1694.

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     Children of Jane Peaslee and John Davis:

Mary Davis+   (06 Nov 1647 - 1691+)
Sarah Davis   (07 Mar 1649/50)
John Davis   (22 Aug 1651 - 1694)
Joseph Davis   (26 Jan 1660/61)
James Davis   (23 May 1662 - 18 Jul 1694)
Jane Davis   (15 May 1664)
Jemima Davis   (1666)
Judeth Davis   (1668)

Sarah Davis was born on 7 March 1649/50 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. She died. She was the daughter of John Davis and Jane Peaslee.

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     Last Edited=2 Dec 2001

John Davis was born on 22 August 1651 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. He was born on 22 August 1651 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was the son of John Davis and Jane Peaslee. John Davis married Mary (?); Dover NH. John Davis died in 1694.

     Last Edited=21 May 1997

Joseph Davis was born on 26 January 1660/61 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. He died. He was the son of John Davis and Jane Peaslee.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

James Davis married Elizabeth Eaton on 1 December 1648; Haverhill..-14 ae!! James Davis was born on 23 May 1662 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. He was born on 23 May 1662 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was the son of John Davis and Jane Peaslee. James Davis appeared on the census of 1688 at Charlestown, Middlesex, MA. He appeared on the census of 1689 at NH Colony. He died on 18 July 1694 at Haverhill, Essex, MA, at age 32.

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     Last Edited=9 May 2003

Jane Davis was born on 15 May 1664 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. He was born on 15 May 1664 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. He died. He was the son of John Davis and Jane Peaslee.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

Jemima Davis was born in 1666 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. She was born in 1666 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. She died. She was the daughter of John Davis and Jane Peaslee.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

Judeth Davis was born in 1668 at Dover, Norfolk, MA. She was born in 1668 at Haverhill, Essex, MA. She was the daughter of John Davis and Jane Peaslee. Judeth Davis married Samuel Emerson on 14 December 1687 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; Haverhill. Judeth Davis died.

     Last Edited=31 Mar 2003

Samuel Emerson married Judeth Davis, daughter of John Davis and Jane Peaslee, on 14 December 1687 at Haverhill, Essex, MA; Haverhill. Samuel Emerson died.

     Last Edited=31 Mar 2003

Roland H. Haggett was the son of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell. Roland H. Haggett married Dorothy E Dumont on 22 May 1921; Roland res S Paris, Dorothy Norway, ME. Roland H. Haggett died. He was resident in 1963 at Norway, Oxford, ME.

     Last Edited=4 Feb 2003

(?) Haggett was the daughter of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell. (?) Haggett married R. Tracey Pierce. (?) Haggett died. She was resident in 1963 at South Paris, ME.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

Myra Haggett was the daughter of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell. Myra Haggett married Guy F. Stevens on 24 October 1916; Myra Resided S. Paris, Guy Norway. Myra Haggett was resident in 1963 at So. Paris, Oxford, ME. She died in 1992.

     Last Edited=4 Feb 2003

1. Mary per Bob Dunkle.

Guy F. Stevens married Myra Haggett, daughter of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell, on 24 October 1916; Myra Resided S. Paris, Guy Norway. Guy F. Stevens died. He was resident in 1962 at South Paris, ME.

     Last Edited=4 Feb 2003

R. Tracey Pierce married (?) Haggett, daughter of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell. R. Tracey Pierce was resident in 1963 at South Paris, ME. He died after 1972.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

Clarence H. Adams married Iva Belle Haggett, daughter of Elmer A. Haskell Haggett and Georgie Anna Haskell, on 3 April 1936; Bride residence Portland, ME. Groom also. Clarence H. Adams died.

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     Last Edited=4 Feb 2003

Everett Haggett was resident at Poland Springs, ME. He was born. He died. He was the son of (?) Haggett.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

Russel Haggett was the son of (?) Haggett. Russel Haggett died. He was resident in 1988 at Brigeston.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

(?) Haggett was the son of (?) Haggett. (?) Haggett died. He was resident in 1988 at 48 Goldrise, Santa Anna, CA.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

(?) Haggett was born in 1800. He died.

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     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

     Children of (?) Haggett:

Russel Haggett
(?) Haggett
Joseph Henry Haggett+
Everett Haggett

Stephan Paine purchased land of PO}; Deed from Steven Paine of Charlestown(adm. of estate Edward Carrington ) & Eliz. Paine his w. , Edward Paine & Bethia his w., & William Paine sold unto Nathaniel Adams Jr....all rightwhich "the said Stephan Paine & Elizabeth his wife, Edward Paine & Bethia his wife, and William Paine, John Paine, Elizabeth Paine & Sarah Paine, children of the said Stephan Paine" had in real estate in Charlestown which belonged to Carrington. He was born on 23 September 1654 at Rehobeth, MA; LaCoe has b. 29 Sep 1654 Rehobeth, MA. He was the son of Stephen Paine and Ann Chickering. Stephan Paine married Elizabeth Williams circa 1679; Rehobeth / Stonington CT. Stephan Paine died in 1710.

     Last Edited=4 Dec 1998

Rebecca Paine was born on 20 October 1656 at Rehobeth, MA. She died. She was the daughter of Stephen Paine and Ann Chickering.

     Last Edited=26 Nov 1993

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