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FAMILY TREE WHITE

FAMILY TREE BROOKE

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FATHER

Ellis Barron

MOTHER

WIFE

1st Hannah Hawkins

2nd Sarah

CHILDREN with Hannah Hawkins

1. Ellis (Elia) Barron b. 22 Sep 1655

2. Hannah Barron b. 06/Mar/1657/58

3. Elizabeth Barron b. 14/Apr/1660

4. Sarah Barron b. 04/Nov/1662

5. Grace Barron b. 29/Jul/1665

6. Mehitable Barron b. 22/Jun/1668

7. Abigail Barron b. 10/Jan/1669/70

8. Timothy Barron b. 1673

9. Dorothy Barron b. Jan/1673/74

CHILDREN with Sarah

1. Abigail Barron b. 1676

2. Mary Barron b. 1679

3. Joshua Barron b. 06/Mar/1684/85

4. Elizabeth Barron b. 26/Oct/1687

The Families of ELLIS BARRON, JOHN BARRON, and MOSES BARRON
Source: Elinor Skeate, Groton Newsletter, 1993

"One of the earliest families at Groton, was ELLIS BARRON II, b. Apr. 22, 1633, Watertown, MA. He came with the first "planting" of the new town, in the early 1660's, along with a number of other families who first came from England to Watertown, MA. He was wounded in the Indians wars, where he served as one of the soldiers from Groton. His first name is variously written, Elias, Eliz, Ellis. His parents were Ellis and Grace Barron of Watertown, MA.
At least one of his sons, John, returned after the burning of Groton. In the 1716 division of lands, Elias Barron had a 15 acre share, his son John, had a 7 acre right. Each share included about 50 acres of land, and one voting right. Consequently, those with more shares had a bigger say in the affairs of the town."

This Ellis Barron apparently does not have a son John.  He did, however, have a brother, John Barron.

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