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References
- ↑ Howard, Cecil Hampden Cutts. Genealogy of the Cutts family in America. (Albany, NY: Joel Munsell's Sons, Publishers, 1892)
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John Cutt m. Boston 30 Jul 1662 Hannah Starr, by Rev. [sic] Mr. Danforth.
- ↑ Dover Historical Society. Collections of the Dover, N. H., Historical Society, Vol. I: [Vital records of Dover, New Hampshire to 1850.]. (Dover, N. H.: Scales & Quimby, 1894)
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John Cutt Maried to Hannah Star ye 30th of July 1662 pr m'r Danforth.
[This comes from a section called Early Records of New Hampshire Families, that appears to be the same document that is printed in Source:NEHGR, p. 7:115, and Dr. Farmer apparently added a notation: "An original record of births &c, for the towns of Portsmouth, Dover, and Hampton, [and he should have added, New Castle,] commencing 1643."]
- ↑ Ballou, Hosea Starr. "Dr. Thomas Starr, Surgeon in the Pequot War, and His Family Connections", in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
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Hannah, d/o Comfort Starre, bp. Ashford 22 Jul [no year given], d. 19 Nov 1674, aged 42 [so born about 1632], m. Boston 30 Jul 1662 John Cutt of Portsmouth, NH.
- ↑ It seems quite possible that the marriage record in Early Records of New Hampshire Families, above, was not recording the location of the marriage, only its date, as it is more typical to marry near the bride's home, which was in Boston, and given that Mr. Thomas Danforth was a magistrate from 1659 until he became deputy governor in 1679, and did marriages in Boston. However, no record is found in Source:Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States. Births, Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths, 1630-1699 (A Report of the Record Commissioners). Some sources say the marriage occurred in Kent, England (e.g., Source:Pecquet du Bellet, Louise. Some Prominent Virginia Families (61342), p. 4:214: "The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Danforth, Kent, England where she was born July 22, 1632."), but this seems very unlikely given that John emigrated by 1646; although Comfort's will in 1659 does say "If my dau. Hannah Starr come into New England...".
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