1536. Capt. Thomas CHANDLER was christened 9 Aug 1628 in Bishop's Stortford, England. He died 15 Jan 1702/1703 in No. Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas married Hannah BREWER about 1651 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE CHANDLER FAMILY, by George Chandler, pages 3, 9, 10, & 11.
    He came with his parents in 1637 to this country, when he was about seven years old. He was one of the proprietors and early pioneers in the settlement of Andover. His name is "23d of householders in order as they came to Town."
    He was employed with George Abbot, Sen., and others to lay out lands granted individuals by General Court.
    He was a representative to the General Court in 1678/9 from Andover.
    He was probably buried in the graveyard at N. Andover, as "he died 15 day, 1703". T.C. was a blacksmith, ultimately a rich man, carrying on a considerable iron works."

ENGLISH ORIGINS OF NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES, Vol. II., page 733.

1537. Hannah BREWER was born about 1630 in England. She died 28 Oct 1717 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE CHANDLER FAMILY, by George Chandler, page 9.

1538. Thomas ABBOT Jr. was born about 1632 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 6 May 1695 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas married Sarah STEWARD on 15 Dec 1664 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

1539. Sarah STEWARD died Feb 1716 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

Genealogical Register of the Descendants of Thomas Abbot of Andover, MA
    page 161.

1540. Thomas BARNARD was born 10 May 1641 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 24 Oct 1706 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas married Sarah PEASLEY before 1663. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MA, page 49 & 50.
    Thomas-2, b. May 10, 1641 Salisbury, "eldest son" in 1679, m. Sarah Peasley.       
     He received "children's land" in 1659, is prob. the son for whom a "township" was received in 1660, recd. land 1666 and '68, seat in 1667, etc.; oath al. and fid. Dec., 1677, freeman 1690. A Thomas served under Capt. Turner, King Philip's war, June 1676. Adm. est. Dec 5, 1715; acct. est. Nov. 8, 1720, wid. ment. Sam. B. of A. ap adm. est. mother Sarah B. of A., Sept 14, 1736; inv. 1738.

1541. Sarah PEASLEY was born 9 Sep 1642 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MA, by David W. Hoyt, page 50.

1542. Thomas JEWELL was born before 1642 in Massachusetts. He married Susanna GUILFORD on 18 Oct 1672 in Hingham, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

Info from Linda (Babb) Hastings, 17545 Wheat Fall Drive, Rockfille, MD 20855

OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, pag 217.
    Thomas Jewell of Hingham and Amesbury, m. Oct 18, 1672, Susanna Guilford. He removed to Amesbury about 1687; lived in the part now South Hampton.

1543. Susanna GUILFORD.

info from Linda (Babb) Hastings, 17545 Wheat Fall Drive, Rockville, MD 20855

OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, page 217.
    The romantic story about Susanna Guilford (M. Ames., p. 116), is utterly improbably. She was undoubtely a native of Hingham.

1544. Ensign Joseph JEWETT was born 1 Feb 1654 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 27 Dec 1729 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Joseph married Rebecca LAW on 2 Mar 1676/1677 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 169. Need page 170, GET IT NANCY ANN!

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE JEWETTS OF AMERICA by Frederick Clarke Jewett,
    page 24 through 46.
    Joseph lived in Rowley, was made freeman July 9, 1684 and was representative to the General Court for the years 1718 and 1719. He was active in town affairs and was a man of energy and character. He was a soldier in King Philip's War, serving first in Capt. Joseph Gardiner's Co. (of Salem), who was killed  in this war, and later in Major Appleton's Co. Was in the list of Feb. 28, 1675/6. He was in the Narragansett Campaign and for his services received 2 pounds 14s, and a grant of land.

1545. Rebecca LAW was born 1 Apr 1655 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died 26 Dec 1729 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 169, need page 170. also about her
    family 114-4. find. same book.

1546. John WICOM was born about 1647 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 1 Apr 1714 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. John married Abigail KIMBALL on 14 May 1673 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

1547. Abigail KIMBALL was born in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died after 1715. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF NEWBURY, MA. pg 409.
    Married 14 May 1673, Abigail, daughter of Henry Kimball of Ipswich.

1548. James CHUTE Jr. was born 14 Jun 1648 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died before 1730. James married Mary WOOD on 10 Nov 1673 in Ipswich, Essex, MA. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA., page 73.
    Married in Ipswich, 10 Nov 1673 (Ct. R.) Mary, oldest child of Thomas Wood (220) of Rowley. She, as "Mr. Jewts (Chute's) wife" (unnamed) was admitted to Rowley Church, Apr 1695 (Ch. R.).
    He was administrator of his father's estate, 3: 9 mo. 1691 (Essex Probate, 304; 397). In a deed to John Wainwright, dated 20 Dec 1692, he mentions his "late Father James Chute deceased, yt he is the only son, heir & administrator unto" and conveys his homestead in Ipswich to Wainwright (Essex Deeds, 5 Ips.; 551).
    By deed, dated 18 Jan 1692/3, his brother, Joseph Jewett of Rowley, conveys to James Chewte of Ipswich, husbandman, 128 acres in Rowley, bounded on one side by the Newbury line, on the other side "by ye plane called Ry plane" (Essex Deeds, 30: 176). He soon moved to Rowley making this land his homestead. By deed, dated 17 Jan, 1708/9, James Chute of Rowley conveys to son Lionel Chute, as his share or "Portion of my estate or my fathers by any entail or alienation whatsoever", about 30 acres of the farm "I bought of Capt. Joseph Jewett" (Essex Deeds, 28: 34).
    By deed, dated 17 Feb 1715/16, he conveys his homestead of 90 acres, bought of Joseph Jewett as above, to his son, Jaqmes Chute, to enjoy one-half at once and the other half not "untill my death and the death of his mother" (Essex Deeds, 30: 168). In this deed he mentions "land which I sold to my son Andrew Stickney and ... land I gave my son Lionell Chewte."
    By deed, dated 12 June, 1729, James Chute, Sr., of Rowley, conveys to his daughter, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Lunt, land in Rowley to hold for her life, then to her children which she had by "her late husband Andrew Stickney late of Rowley, deceased." Also mentions "my grandson Amos Stickney" (Exxes Deeds, 43; 125).
    No record of the death of James Chute nor of the death of his wife, Mary is found.

THE CHUTE FAMILY IN AMERICAN, by Wm. Chute, page 7.
    He seems to have been a man of kind disposition, mild temperament and pious withal. And judging from his writings, he must have received a good educatuon.

1549. Mary WOOD was born 15 Mar 1655 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died about 1715. [Parents]

EARLY SETTLERS OF ROWLEY, MA, pg. 412.
    WOOD
    220-1 Mary-2 b. 15: 1 mo. (Mar.) 1655; m. James Chute (39).

THE CHUTE FAMILY IN AMERICA, by Wm. Chute, page 7.
    James Chute married Mary, daughter of William and Mary Wood, Nov 10, 1673; had four children in Ipswich and five in Byfield/Newbury.

1550. Daniel THURSTON Jr. was born 18 Dec 1661 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died 18 Feb 1738 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Daniel married Mary DRESSER. [Parents]

1551. Mary DRESSER was born 24 Dec 1667 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died 7 Dec 1735 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

1568. Richard SYLVESTER married Naomi TORREY about 1632.

1569. Naomi TORREY was born 1612. She died 1668. [Parents]

1570. William BARSTOW was born about 1612 in Shelf, Yorkshire, England. He died 1 Jan 1668/1669 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. William married Anna HUBBARD on 8 Jul 1638 in Dedham, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS, by Frederick Adams Virkus, page 10.
THE WILLIAM BARSTOW FAMILY, by Arthur Hitchcock Radash, pages 1, 2, 3 & 4. RANDALL AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by Frank Alfred Randall, page 297.
MARRIAGES BEFORE 1699, page 32,
    BARSTOW, William and Ann HUBBARD, 8 May 1638, Dedham MA

BARSTOW-BESTOR GENEALOGY, by Arthur Hitchcock Radasch, page 1.
    William Barstow, age 23, and George Barstow, aged 21, brothers Micheal and John, came to America on the ship "Truelove", which sailed from England, Sept. 20, 1635, John Gibbs, master. Their names were written "Beeresto" on the ship's list (Reg. 14:323). The ages established 1612 as the year of William's birth, and 1614 as the year of George's birth. Two sisters of this family also came to America. One sister, Elizabeth, married William Randall in Scituate, MA, in 1640, and the other sister, Susan, married William Perry of Marshfield.
    William Barstow settled in Dedham in 1636, and about 1644 removed to Scituate. He was a shipwright, and started his shipbuilding business in Scituate. The early generations of his descendats settled around Scituate and Hanover, MA, where most of them were shipwrights or iron workers. Thus, they engaged in building ships, or in making iron for ships. Some of them became mariners and took to the sea. In fact, many became shipmasters and sailed their ships to all parts of the world.

1571. Anna HUBBARD.

THE WILLIAM BARSTOW FAMILY, by Arthur Hitchcock Radasch, page 3.
RANDALL AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by Frank Alfred Randall, page 297.

1578. Thomas LINCOLN was born in Weymondham, Norfolk, England. He died 16 Aug 1692 in Hingham, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts. Thomas married Margaret LANGER about 1643 in Hingham, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts.

THE WILLIAM BARSTOW FAMILY, by Authur Hitchcock Radasch, page 5.

LINCOLN. v.2:422, 441, 442, 459, 460; v. 3:15-18, 57, 136.
POPE. pp. 286, 287.
TORREY.

1579. Margaret LANGER died 5 Mar 1693/1694 in Hingham, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE WILLIAM BARSTOW FAMILY, by Arthur Hitchcock Radasch, page 5.

1580. William RANDALL was born 1609 in England. He died 31 Oct 1693 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. William married Elizabeth BARSTOW on 1640 in Scituate, , MA.

RANDALL AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by Frank Alfred Randall, pages 3, 4, 5.
    Came from the port of London in the ship "Expectacon" the 24th of April, 1635, to the Island of Providence (R.I.) He was twenty-six years of age and took the oath of Supremacy and Allegiance as then required of every person leaving England." He removed to Marshfield, Mass., 1637, where he tarried three years then removed to Scituate, which adjoins Marshfield to the north, the North River separating them. At Scituate he occupied a respectable position; a man of strong opinions and always ready to maintain his rights; hence he developed a "litigious" reputation, spending some time in court as a defendant. Many of the plaintiffs were related to him by marriage, or to some member of his family. In some of the causes that he lost, William Randall paid the damages in "shooes", notably in the case of Joanna Kemton (PR, 1657, pp. 82, 83) from which circumstance we are led to believe William followed the occupation of "cordwainer" or shoemaker. This openion is strengthened by reference in Plymouth Colony Probate Court records to payments made to William Randall, Sr., "for shooes" in the settlement of the "Estate of John James" in 1679/80 (MD, Vol. 19, p. 99). At various times William was Constable, Surveyor-of-Highways, a freeman and on lists of those "able to bear arms". See "OLD SCITUATE AND ITS PIONEER FAMILIES" for details.

1581. Elizabeth BARSTOW was born in Yorks, England. She died after 1693 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE WILLIAM BARSTOW FAMILY, by Arthur Hichcock Radasch, page 1.

1616. Serg. Joseph DOW was christened 20 Mar 1638/1639 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. He died 4 Apr 1703 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Joseph married Mary SANBORN on 17 Dec 1662 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. [Parents]

OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, by David W. Hoyt, page 134.

IGI FILES FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE, page 5,026.
    DOW, JOSEPH  MARY SANBORN H M 17 DEC 1662 ROCKINGHAM, HAMPTON IGI FILES FOR MASSACHUSETTS, page 24,204.
    DOW, JOSEPH  HENRY DOW/JOAN NUDD M C 20 MAR 1639 MIDDLESEX, WATERTOWN
    DOW, JOSEPH         MARY SANBORN H M 17 DEC 1662 HAMPDEN
    DOW, JOSEPH         MARY SANBORN H M 17 DEC 1662 MIDDLESEX, WATERTOWN

1617. Mary SANBORN was born 19 Jul. She died 21 Jan 1732/1733 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. [Parents]

1618. Philip Watson CHALLIS Lieut. was born about 1617 in England. He died about 1681 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Philip married Mary SARGENT before 1653.

"THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, NASSACHUSETTS, by David W. Hoyt,  pages 89 through 91.
    Of Salisbury and Amesbury, "planter," b. abt 1517; received land in the 'first division", in 1640 and '44; was earlier in Ipswich, where he had house lot in 1637. His name is on most of the early Salisbury and Amesbury lists; rep. in 1662. An original settler of Amesbury, where he recd. land in 1654, '58, '59 and later, "children's land: for his son in 1659, and a "township" for one of his sons in 1660; but he seems to have been a member of the Salisbury church in 1677, as was his wid. in 1687. He m. abt 1652 Mary Sargent (William-1); d. in Amesbury abt 1681; inv. est. presented April 22, 1691. Wid. Mary d. Sept 27, 1716 in Amesbury, MA.

    He was chosen Lieut. of the foot company of Salisbury, in 1658, as certified by Serg. Hoyt and Serg. Stephens, in document in Mass. Archives. In June, 1680, he was discharged from the "foot company" of Salisbury, and ap. "leftenant to the military company at Amesbury."

1619. Mary SARGENT was born about 1634 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died 27 Sep 1716 in Alesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, by David W. Hoyt.
    Page 89.
Mary Sargent Challis  styled herself "Mary Challis, widow of Lieut. Philip Watson Challis," in 1681 and 1683, "administratrix by order of the court" She sometimes apparently used "Watson-Challis" as a surname. In a deed, 1688, we find "Mary Challis alias Watson Challis, wid. and adm. est. Phillip Challis, alias Watson Challis; and William Challis, alias Watson Challis, oldest son and heir of said Philip Watson Challis. both of A."

1620. John SEVERANCE was born 1609 in England. He died 9 Apr 1682 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. John married Abigail KIMBALL on 13 Jun 1635.

IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS, page 60.
    SEVERANCE (Severns, Severans), John (d. 1682), from England to Ipswich, MA, 1634; an original propr. of Salisbury; freeman 1637, before the town was settled; mem. A. and H. A. Co.; m. 2d, 1653, Abigail Kimball (d. 1658); m. 3d., Susanna, widow of Henry Ambrose.

PIONEERS OF MA, page 408.
    John, victualler, vintner, Ipswich, proper. 1637. Rem. to Salisbury; propr. 1639. Wife Abigail d. June 17, 1658; m. Oct. 2 1663, Susanna, widow of Henry Ambrose.
    He d. April 9, 1682. Will dated April 7, prob. May 9, 1682, beq to wife Susanna, sons John, Ephraim and others; gr. ch. Jonathan Church; son-in-law James Coffin.

160 ALLIED FAMILIES, page 206, 207.
    1671, 5, 31. He, with other commissioned and non-commissioned officers of the Norfolk County militia, signed a petition to General Court, asking for withdrawal of the recently appointed Major (viz. Robert Pike) and that their former commander be reinstated.

OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, page 314.
    He was of Ipswich 1636, recd land in Salisbury in the "first division", 1639, '40 and '54; commoner and taxed 1650 and '52; signed petition of 1658; licensed to keep the "ordinary" in Salisbury 1662, '3, '5 and later; oath fid. 1667; d. april 9, 1682, Salisbury MA will April 7, May 9, 1682; wife Susanna met. She signed the Bradbury petition of 1692.

1621. Abigail KIMBALL was born 18 Jun 1618 in Rathesden, Suffolk, England. She died 17 Jun 1658 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

1622. Abraham MORRILL was born 1586 in England. He died 20 Jun 1662 in Roxbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Abraham married Sarah CLEMENTS.

Immigrant Ancestors, page 49.
    MORRILL (Morrell), Abraham (1586-1662), from Eng. in the "Lion", to Cambridge, MA, 1632; settled at Salisbury MA, 1634; he and Henry Sawood burit a corn mill on the Powow, 1642; commoner, and taxed in 1650; signed petition of 1658; m. June 10, 1645, Sarah Clement (she m. 2d, 1665, Thomas Mudgett).

1623. Sarah CLEMENTS was born 1626 in England. She died Aug 1694. [Parents]