6G Grandparents (Continued)
337 Susanna Lumber.219 d. Medfield, MA on April 4, 1654.

338 John Hill.314,315,316,317,318,319  b. England about 1630. d. Sherborn, Ma on January 23, 1718.

John resided in Dorchester until about the time of his marriage. In 1657, he was one of a group of men who purchased 3,000 acres from the Nipmuck Indians on the frontier which later became the town of Sherborn. John's share was 250 acres. The total purchase price was about 32 pounds. About that same time he settled on the land near Bogistow Pond on the west bank of the Charles River. In 1662, John was among 14 settlers who petitioned the General Court to establish a separate town and church for their settlement. It was denied at this time, but finally granted in 1674. During King Phillip's War the settlers of Sherborn remained with their settlement despite its being on the frontier. Only one house was burned and five or six people killed, although the town was under constant threat. He served as constable and selectman in Sherborn during his life.

He m. Hannah Johnson?, about 1653 in Medfield, MA.

They had the following children:
i. Samuel (~1654-1723)
ii. Ebenezer (~1656-)
iii. Abigail (1658-1689)
iv. John (1661-1738)
169 v. Mary (1662-1729)
vi. Eleazer320 (1664-1725)
vii. Johnson (1666-)
viii. Hannah (~1668-1691)
ix. Sarah (~1670-)

339 Hannah Johnson? d. in November 1690.

340 Edward Hall.321,322,323,324  b. Henbury, Gloucester, England about 1620. d. Rehoboth, MA in 1670.323

He m. Hester _____323,324, before 1651.

They had the following children:
i. John (1651-1721)
ii. Hester (1654-)
iii. Samuel325 (1656-)
iv. Jeremiah (1658-)
v. Thomas (1661-)
vi. Preserved (1663-)
vii. Andrew (1665-1756)
170 viii. Benjamin (1668-1726)

341 Hester _____.323,324

342 Cornelius Fisher.326,327,328,329  d. Wrentham, MA on January 2, 1700. bpt. Denton, Norfolk, England on August 16, 1629.

Cornelius was on of the first settlers of the town of Wrentham, Mass. where he was a carpenter. He joined the church in Dedham in 1648 and was made a freeman of the town in 1649. He was chosen as a representative of the General Court in 1692, Constable of Dedham in 1668 and Poundmaster in 1672. He was one of the original 13 Wollonopaug Proprietors and was living in the Wrentham in 1673 when it was established as a separate town. His homestead was located adjacent to the village church and it is recorded that he was paid for the maintenance of the church and fences. During King Phillip's War, the Fishers, along with all the other residents were forced to abandon the town because of its isolated location and it was burned. Cornelius returned to Wrentham to rebuild and died there at age 67. His will shows a homestead at 105 pounds, outlands and meadows at 68 pounds and a total value of 242 pounds. He bequeathed to his son-in- law Benjamin Hall meadow lands at Stoney Brook.

He m. Sarah Everett328,329,330, on July 25, 1665 in Dedham, MA.331

They had the following children:
i. Dorothy (1667-1668)
171 ii. Sarah (1668-1756)
iii. Jonathan (1671-1675)

343 Sarah Everett.328,329,330  b. Dedham, MA on June 12, 1644.332 d. Wrentham, MA on December 28, 1676.333

344 Capt. Jonathan Ginnings.  b. about 1653.334 d. Windham, CT on June 27, 1733.334 bur. Windham Center Cemetery.

His place of birth and his parents are not known with certainty. The will of Mary (Williams) Ginnings named a son, Nathan, which name was often used as a nickname for Jonathan. This is the reason he is often placed as a son of Joshua and Mary Ginnings. Joshua Ginning's will did not name a son Nathan or Jonathan. Other genealogists suggest that his father was Nicholas Ginnings of Ipswich, England, Hartford, CT and Saybrook, CT. Nicholas was in the right place and time to have been Jonathan's father, and had connections on Long Island as did Jonathan.

He m. Susannah Wade335, about 1678.

They had the following children:
i. Jonathan158 (1679-<1732)
ii. Mary158 (1683-1759)
172 iii. Joseph (1685-1760)
iv. Hannah158 (1689-)
v. Ebenezer158 (1691-1753)
vi. Abigail158 (1693-)
vii. Lydia158 (1695-)
viii. David158 (1699-1759)

345 Susannah Wade.335  b. about 1659. d. Windham, CT on November 28, 1700.336

346 Jonathan Geer.337,228,338  b. New London, CT on May 26, 1662. d. Preston, CT on April 30, 1742. bpt. New London, CT on September 16, 1677.

He m. Mary _____337.

They had the following children:
i. Jonathan228 (~1688-1774)
ii. Deborah228 (~1686-1736)
173 iii. Sarah (~1687->1751)
iv. Mary228 (~1694-)
v. Zerviah228 (~1696-)
vi. Dorothy228

347 Mary _____.337 d. on April 24, 1718.

348 Nathaniel Badger.161,339  b. Newbury, MA on January 16, 1676.

He moved from Newbury, MA to Norwich, CT about 1715 when he sold his oat or malt mill in Newbury. He was a farmer and also resided in Union, CT.

He m. Mary Lunt161,339, on March 27, 1693 in Newbury, MA.340

They had the following children:
i. John161 (1694-1762)
ii. Nathaniel161 (1695-)
174 iii. Daniel (1698-1769)
iv. Mehitable161 (1700-)
v. Edmund161 (1703-)
vi. Mary161 (Died as Infant) (1705-<1708)
vii. Mary161 (1708-)
viii. Samuel161 (1710-)
ix. Anne161 (1712-)
x. Enoch161 (1714-)
xi. Henry161

349 Mary Lunt.161,339  b. Newbury, MA on July 24, 1677. d. Coventry, CT on August 26, 1763.

350 John Durkee.229  b. Ipswich, MA on January 3, 1665. d. Windham, CT on September 11, 1739. bur. Old Litchfield Cemetery.

He m. Elizabeth Parsons229,341, on March 22, 1689 in Gloucester, MA.

They had the following children:
i. John229 (1689-1751)
ii. Andrew229 (1692-<1732)
iii. Jeremiah229 (1695-1725)
iv. Elizabeth229 (1697-1752)
v. William229 (1700-1753)
vi. Thomas229 (1702-1724)
175 vii. Patience (1703-1793)
viii. Stephen229 (1706-1769)
ix. Sarah229 (1708-1744)
x. Mary229 (Died as Infant) (1709-)
xi. Mary229 (1711-1749)

351 Elizabeth Parsons.229,341  b. Gloucester, MA on March 22, 1669. d. Gloucester, MA on September 23, 1711.

368 Deacon Benjamin Cary.  b. Bridgewater, MA on October 29, 1681.164 d. Bristol, RI on January 20, 1735.165 bur. East Burial Ground or Congregational Church, High St., Bristol, RI.48

He m. Susannah Kent.166

They had the following children:
184 i. Benjamin (1706->1790)
ii. Allen (1708-1746)
iii. Nathaniel (Died as Infant) (1711-1711)
iv. Nathaniel (1712-1784)
v. David (Died as Child) (-1718)
vi. Susannah (~1715-1754)
vii. Bethiah (Died as Child) (1717-1736)
viii. Abigail (Died as Child) (1720-1736)
ix. Elizabeth (1721-)
x. Mehitable (Died as Child) (1722-1736)
xi. Lydia (Died as Child) (1724-1736)
xii. John (Died as Child) (1728-1736)
xiii. Joseph (Died as Infant) (1733-1736)
xiv. Seth (Died as Infant) (1733-1735)
xv. Mary (Died as Infant) (1734-1735)

369 Susannah Kent.  b. Swansea, MA on September 25, 1687.166,167,168 d. Bristol, RI on August 29, 1764.48 bur. East Burial Ground or Congregational Church, High St., Bristol, RI.48

370 Captain Seth Taylor.  b. Barnstable, MA on September 5, 1677.126,169,170 d. Yarmouth, MA on December 17, 1721.171,172

He m. Susanna Sturgis, on May 20, 1701 in Barnstable, MA.173,126,174,175 by Barnabus Lothrop J.P.

They had the following children:
i. Barnabus (1702-1750)
ii. Abigail (1703-)
iii. Seth (1705-)
iv. James (1707-1779)
v. Eleanor (Died as Infant) (1709-1711)
vi. Ebenezer (1711-)
vii. William (1713-)
viii. John (1715-)
185 ix. Thankful (1717-1790)
x. Thomas (1718-)
xi. Enoch (1720-)
xii. Nathaniel (Died as Infant) (1723-1724)

371 Susanna Sturgis.  b. Yarmouth, MA on July 4, 1683.126,176,177 d. Bristol, RI on October 13, 1768.126,178

The Arnold Collection of Rhode Island vital records shows her residence as "Barnworth" in her marriage intention to Deacon Throope, evidently a transcription error.179 ] Examination of the original Bristol Vital records discloses the following wording, "Dea'n John Throop entered his intention of marriage with Susannah Taylor of Yarmouth, October 9th 1732." 180 She was admitted a member of the Bristol church between January of 1728 and May 13, 1741.181

372 Hosanna Brown.78  b. Providence, RI in 1685.

In 1714 John Hawkins conveyed land to his son-in-law Hosanna Brown. In 1732 David Burlingame conveyed to his 'father in law Hosanna Brown' a mill privilege on Chepachet River. The lands of Hosanna Brown in 1735 are described as 'on Killingly Road on both sides of Chepachet River.' Hosanna Brown conveyed repeatedly lands in the right of Daniel Brown and William Hawkins. His lands adjoined at the south those of Nathan and Andrew Brown. "The names of his children, except Hallelujah, are found either in deeds from their father or in deeds to one another.

He m. Mary Hawkins78, in 1705.

They had the following children:
i. Mary78 (-1794)
ii. Sarah78
186 iii. Othniel (1706-1755)

373 Mary Hawkins.78

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