Person:Mary Kitchen (7)

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Mary Kitchen
chr.23 Apr 1648 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
d.1710 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1643
  1. Joseph Kitchen1645 -
  2. John Kitchen1646 -
  3. Mary Kitchen1648 - 1710
  4. Abigail KitchenEst 1650 -
  5. John Kitchen1651/52 -
  6. Priscilla KitchenEst 1653 -
  7. Robert Kitchen1655 - 1712
  8. Benjamin Kitchen1660 - 1660
Spouse and Children
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m. 20 Feb 1665/66
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Thomas HansonCal 1643 - 1710 & 1711
  • W.  Mary Kitchen1648 - 1710
m. 3 Jun 1669
  1. Mary HansonBef 1670 - Bef 1699
  2. Thomas Hanson1680 - 1728
  3. John Hanson1681 - 1727
  4. Elizabeth HansonEst 1690 - 1755
  5. Mercy Hanson
  6. James Hanson - 1739
  7. Nathaniel Hanson - 1749
  8. Isaac Hanson - 1706
  9. Abigail Hanson1690 - 1774
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Facts and Events
Name Mary Kitchen
Gender Female
Christening[1][2] 23 Apr 1648 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 20 Feb 1665/66 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Timothy Robinson
Marriage 3 Jun 1669 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Thomas Hanson
Death? 1710 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
References
  1. ↑ Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
    GM 2:4:201-7.

    link on Ancestry and link on AmericanAncestors Mary Kitchen bp Salem 23 Apr 1648 [SChR 21]: "Mary Kichine" was presented at court along with other Quakers on 25 Nov 1662, 24 Nov 1663, 29 Nov 1664 and 28 Nov 1665 [EQC 3:20, 117, 224, 293]; m (1) Salem 20 Feb 1665/6 Timothy Robinson [EPR 2:146; EQC 4:93; m (2) Salem 3 Jun 1669 Thomas Hanson

  2. ↑ Emmerton, James A. (James Arthur), and First Church of Salem (Massachusetts : Congregational). Notes and extracts from the records of the First Church in Salem, 1629 to 1736. (Salem [Massachusetts]: Printed at the Salem Press, 1879)
    21.
  3.   Massachusetts (Colony). Quarterly Courts (Essex County). Records and files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, Massachusetts. (Salem, Massachusetts: The Essex Institute, 1911-1925, 1975)
    3:20, 3:117, 3:224, 3:293; 4:93.

    EQC 4 93 see top of page 94 too concerning Timothy Robinson link and EQC 3 20 link

  4.   Timothy Robinson of Salem, in Essex County, MA: Early Probate Records, 1635-1681. (New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015)
    2:146.

    link Timothy Robinson's widow Mary ordered to pay to Timothy Robinson son of the deceased at age 21; "John Kitchen" "son-in-law" appointed

  5.   Thomas2 Hanson, in Noyes, Sybil; Charles Thornton Libby; and Walter Goodwin Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. (Portland, Maine: Southworth Press, 1928-1939).

    7 Thomas2 Hanson (son of Thomas2 and Mary Hanson), planter, Dover, taxed 1663, m. at Salem 3 June 1669 Mary (Kitchen), wid. of Timo. Robinson, who brot her s. Timothy to Dover. Lists 356hjk, 357c, 359ab, 94. She was named in his will 24 Apr., cod. 6 May 1710 (inv. 8 Nov. 1711), with ch. but Isaac:

    Children:

    1 Mary, b. 3 Dec. 1670 (Salem); her fa.’s will gave her maint. and her mo.’s feather-bed, if she chose, or £20 and the bed.

    2 Thomas, Dover, m. 1st at Salem 9 Oct. 1701 Margaret Maule, 2d at Lynn 12 June 1719 Hannah Peirce, who m. next Joseph Chesley (4). His will 18 Sept. 1728 (d. ab. 13 Jan. 1728-9, Lynn rec.) names 6 + 3 ch., all liv. 1753 and all but two of Dover, Saml. of Epping, and Abigail, w. of Jos. Newhall of Salem.

    3 John, carpenter, Dover; m. 23 July 1703 Elizabeth Meader, whose tale of her experiences as a captive was pub. in 1780. List 358b. 10 kn. ch. (8 rec. 1705-1721), of whom Ebenezer and Caleb were k. by Ind. 27 Aug. 1724, the mo., 4 ch. and a maid carried to Canada, where the fa. redeemed all but one dau. the next yr. He d. ab. 16 June 1727 (Lynn rec.) while on his way to Canada a 2d time to redeem his dau. Sarah. Adm. to wid. Elizabeth 11 Nov. 1727; to s. John 27 Apr. 1737. Heirs (not incl. Nathl. jr.) signed an agreement 10 May foll., John, Isaac, Daniel, Hannah and Israel Hodgdon, Elizabeth and Ebenezer Varney, and Mercy and Abigail, minors, by their gdn. Jos. Meader of Nantucket. Sarah m. Jean Baptiste Sabourin and rem. in Canada. See Coleman’s N. E. Captives, ii. 161-6.

    4 Mercy, m. 1st John Church (2), 2d Nathl. Young.

    5 Abigail, m. 12 May 1709 Jona. Young.

    6 Nathaniel, carpenter, m. Martha Bickford (17). Will 25 Dec. 1748 - 25 Jan. 1748-9 names her and 5 of 7 ch. rec. 1716-1729. List 358d.

    7 Elizabeth, recd. £10 by will.

    8 James, had the homestead and was joint excr. with mo. Prob. the James who had w. Ruth in 1737, and was dead in 1739, Ruth in poss. of homestead. Elizabeth, dau. of James, bp. Dover 18 July 1736. One James of Madbury 1768, adm. 28 June to wid. Abigail.

    9 Isaac, d. 22 Oct 1706, ‘a lusty young man.’ List 96.

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