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Baker-Rouse Genealogy
Charles White 1 died . He married Bethia Bragdon.
Bethia Bragdon [Parents] 1 died . She married Charles White.
Other marriages:Kimball, Thomas
They had the following children:
F i Mary White 1 was born 2 on 11 May 1717. She died . M ii Charles White 1 was born 2 on 20 Aug 1720. He died . M iii Bethiah White 1 was born 2 on 20 Aug 1720. He died . M iv John White 1 was born 2 on 10 Jun 1723. He died .
Arthur Bragdon [Parents] 1, 2 was born 3 in 1670 in York, York, Maine. He died . He married Sarah Masterson.
Other marriages:Marston, Mehitable
Sarah Masterson [Parents] 1, 2 died 3 on 13 Oct 1703 in York, York, Maine. The cause of death was killed by Indians. She married Arthur Bragdon.
Sarah Cogswell Masterson and Abial Masterson were Indian captives from 24 Jan 1691/92 to sometime after 1699. On 13 Oct 1703 Sarah was killed by Indians and Abial again taken into captivity. (Downeast Ancestry)
Banks, Charles Edward. History of York Maine, Vol I. Regional Publishing Company: Baltimore, MD. 1931
p302
"Bragdon, Mrs. Sarah
Wife of Capt. Arthur Bragdon and daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Cogswell) Masterson. She was assigned to the custody of an Indian minister (Prince Waxaway). She was a captive in 1699 but returned not long after.
Bragdon, Abial
She was the daughter of the abovenamed, and it is presumed was taken with her mother and was returned at the same time. "
Page 315
"On October 13 following [1703], about sunset the Indians suddenly stole upon the house of Arthur Bragdon in Scotland, killed his wife (Sarah Masterson) and two of his children and carried his eldest daughter, Abiel, into captivity (Pike's Journal). She was still a captive in 1711 and her fate is unknown."
They had the following children:
M i Abial Bragdon 1, 2 was born 3 in York, York Co, Maine. He died .
Sarah Cogswell Masterson and Abial Masterson were Indian captives from 24 Jan 1691/92 to sometime after 1699. On 13 Oct 1703 Sarah was killed by Indians and Abial again taken into captivity. He never returned. (Downeast Ancestry)
Banks, Charles Edward. History of York Maine, Vol I. Regional Publishing Company: Baltimore, MD. 1931 p 302
"Bragdon, Abial
She was the daughter of the abovenamed, and it is presumd was taken with her mother and was returned at the same time. "
Nathaniel Masterson [Parents] 1 was born 2 in 1628 in Leyden, Netherlands. He died 3 on 24 Jan 1692 in York, York, Maine. The cause of death was York Candlemas Day Massacre. He married Elizabeth Cogswell.
Banks, Charles Edward. History of York Maine, Vol I. Regional Publishing Company: Baltimore, MD. 1931
Page 295
Probably died in the York Candlemas Massacre (Jan 24, 1691-2) in which about 150 Abenakis attacked the town of York, burning all but four houses on the north side of the river, capturing about 80 people, and killing about 50.
Elizabeth Cogswell [Parents] 1, 2 died 3 on 24 Jan 1692 in York, York, Maine. The cause of death was York Candlemas day Massacre. She married Nathaniel Masterson.
Banks, Charles Edward. History of York Maine, Vol I. Regional Publishing Company: Baltimore, MD. 1931
Page 295
Probably died in the York Candlemas Massacre (Jan 24, 1691-2) in which about 150 Abenakis attacked the town of York, burning all but four houses on the north side of the river, capturing about 80 people, and killing about 50.
They had the following children:
F i Sarah Masterson F ii Abial Masterson 1 died .
Banks, Charles Edward. History of York Maine, Vol I. Regional Publishing Company: Baltimore, MD. 1931
Captured at the Massacre of 1692 and redeemed probably in 1699.
"She was recorded in 1699 as "Gon to Penacook". She had returned however before 1703 when she signed a deed with her sister, Sarah."F iii Elizabeth Masterson
Arthur Bragdon [Parents] 1, 2 was born 3 in 1670 in York, York, Maine. He died . He married Mehitable Marston.
Other marriages:Masterson, Sarah
Mehitable Marston [Parents] 1 died . She married Arthur Bragdon.
They had the following children:
M i Solomon Bragdon M ii Gideon Bragdon F iii Mehitable Bragdon M iv Elisua Bragdon F v Sarah Bragdon M vi Elijah Bragdon 1 was born 2 on 3 Feb 1722/1723 in York, York Co, Maine. He died .
Isaac Marston 1 died . He married Elizabeth Brown.
Elizabeth Brown 1 died . She married Isaac Marston.
They had the following children:
F i Mehitable Marston
Phillip Babb [Parents] 1 died . He married Lydia Bragdon.
Lydia Bragdon [Parents] 1 was born 2 in York, York, Maine. She died . She married Phillip Babb.
Other marriages:Norton, Samuel
They had the following children:
M i Joshua Babb
Phillip Babb 1 died .
He had the following children:
M i Phillip Babb
Joshua Babb [Parents] 1 was born 2 in Portsmouth. He died . He married 3 Deborah Bickford on 12 Dec 1720.
Deborah Bickford 1 died . She married 2 Joshua Babb on 12 Dec 1720.
Samuel Norton 1 was born 2 on 12 Sep 1699. He died . He married Lydia Bragdon.
lived in Amesbury, Massachusetts (Downeast Ancestry)
Lydia Bragdon [Parents] 1 was born 2 in York, York, Maine. She died . She married Samuel Norton.
Other marriages:Babb, Phillip
Samuel Bragdon [Parents] 1, 2, 3 was born 4, 5 on 31 Jul 1673 in York, York, Maine. He died 6, 7 on 3 Mar 1746 in York, York, Maine. He was buried 8, 9 in Old Graveyeard, 1st Parish, York, Maine. He married Lydia Young.
Other marriages:Austin, Isabella
Lydia Young [Parents] 1 was born 2, 3, 4 in 1672. She died 5, 6 on 3 Apr 1757. She was buried 7 in Old Graveyard First Parish, York, York, Maine. She married Samuel Bragdon.
Other marriages:Baines, Thomas
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