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Thomas Call — — Rebecca, wife of Joseph Caswell — — Elizabeth Crowch, &
her sister Mary Crowch The Wife of mr Francis Basset — Hannah. W. of mr Daniel
Lawrence — Rachel wife of mr Samuel Knight — — — Page 34 — Admitted to ...
Thomas Call — — Rebecca, wife of Joseph Caswell — — Elizabeth Crowch, &
her sister Mary Crowch The Wife of mr Francis Basset — Hannah. W. of mr Daniel
Lawrence — Rachel wife of mr Samuel Knight — — — Page 34 — Admitted to ...
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Galpin Octobr. 21 Nathaniel Bovnton — NoTemr. 19. 1 .The Widdow MTM
Hannah Pierce — — Pierce. u July 27. u Aug1. 10. u " 31.
Galpin Octobr. 21 Nathaniel Bovnton — NoTemr. 19. 1 .The Widdow MTM
Hannah Pierce — — Pierce. u July 27. u Aug1. 10. u " 31.
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Rich" Small of Jacobstown in Devonshr in great Brittain and Hannah Moulton of
Hampton in New England were marry" 12 No: 1719. Jn° Roberts and Elizabeth
Gear both of this Town wr marry" 15 No: 1719. Wm. Barnes of Winbom in Dorset ...
Rich" Small of Jacobstown in Devonshr in great Brittain and Hannah Moulton of
Hampton in New England were marry" 12 No: 1719. Jn° Roberts and Elizabeth
Gear both of this Town wr marry" 15 No: 1719. Wm. Barnes of Winbom in Dorset ...
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Nath1 Lang and Hannah Beck both of Portsm0 w' marry* May 1724. Nath1
Melcher and Easter Cowell both of Portsm0 w' marry* May 1724. Jn° Cutt and
Sarah Martyn w' marry* 15th June 1672. Sarah Cutt y" Daugther of y6 above Jn°
and ...
Nath1 Lang and Hannah Beck both of Portsm0 w' marry* May 1724. Nath1
Melcher and Easter Cowell both of Portsm0 w' marry* May 1724. Jn° Cutt and
Sarah Martyn w' marry* 15th June 1672. Sarah Cutt y" Daugther of y6 above Jn°
and ...
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April 7. John Tompson, Sen'. Sarah Tompson, his wife. Abigail Mathes. " " "
Samuel Adams, my son, Phebe Adams, his wife ; Hannah Sampson of Wells. " Zif
25 alias May 5. James Huckens ; John Edgerly, Junr. Son of Samuel Edgerly,
decd.
April 7. John Tompson, Sen'. Sarah Tompson, his wife. Abigail Mathes. " " "
Samuel Adams, my son, Phebe Adams, his wife ; Hannah Sampson of Wells. " Zif
25 alias May 5. James Huckens ; John Edgerly, Junr. Son of Samuel Edgerly,
decd.
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Bibliographic information
| Title | New-England Historical and Genealogical Register and Antiquarian Journal |
| Author | Joseph Barlow Felt |
| Published | 1870 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 4 Dec 2006 |
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