Person:Ambrose Dawes (3)

m. 1641
  1. Ambrose Dawes1642 - 1705
  2. John DAWES1644 -
  3. Robert DAWES1646 -
  4. Susanna DAWES1652 -
  5. William DAWES1654 - 1695
  6. Joanna DAWES1657 -
  7. Hannah DAWES1659 - 1659
  8. Johnathan DAWES1661 - 1690
m. Abt 1662
  1. Thomas Dawes1680 - 1749/50
Facts and Events
Name[1] Ambrose Dawes
Gender Male
Birth? 24 Jul 1642 Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage Abt 1662 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United Statesto Mary Bumstead
Alt Marriage Abt 1662 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United Statesto Mary Bumstead
Death? 9 Nov 1705 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Burial? 10 Nov 1705 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States

Ambrose Dawes was born 24 July 1642 in Braintree, Massachusetts. He married Mary Bumstead about the year 1662, but certainly before December 1663.

Like his father before him, he was a brick mason, (in 1669-70 he was appointed with his father to survey chimneys). He was imprisoned for helping to build the foundation of the Third (Old South) Church in Boston on the charge that they had failed to get permission to erect a meeting house for the new congregation.

Ambrose was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. He served in King Phillips War from 1675-76 and was a member of Capt. Thomas Savage's company of Boston Militia from 1680-86. He also served in King William's War as a lieutenant under Capt. Nathaniel Hall and Major Benjamin Church. In this last war he suffered the loss of an eye, for which he was compensated L10 out of the public treasury.

Abrose died on 5 November 1705. He is buried with his wife in the King's Chapel Burying Ground

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References
  1. Mary Walton Ferris. Dawes and Allied Families
    18-28.