Ann Jordan daughter of James Jordan (1592-1655) married first to Abraham Jaquith who died 1676 and second to Henry Brooks as his third wife.
Children of Abraham Jaquith and Ann Jordan:
i Abraham born at Charlestown, Massachusetts, 19 December 1644 and died 14 April 1679, aged thirty-five, of wounds received in 1676 as a soldier under Captain Wheeler in King Philip's War. He married at Woburn, 13 March 1671 Mary2 Adford, daughter of Henry1 and Thomazin or Tomson or Tamasin (Munson or Manson) Adford of Scituate, Massachusetts
ii Mary b at Charlestown 3 Nov. 1646; was not living when her father died.
iii. John, b. at Woburn; living in 1709 when his care was mentioned in the will of his brother-in-law James Snow
iv. Lydia, b. at Woburn; m. there, 10 Jan. 1678 David2 Fox, b. ca. 1656, son of Thomas1, b. 1619, d. 1658, and his second wife, Hannah (Brooks) Fox, d. ca. 1690. Thomas Fox was a member of the Concord church and lived near the "Great Swamp" north of the church, on the road to Billerica. In 1644 he was a freeman at Concord. After the death of Thomas, his wife Hannah and their young sons Thomas, Samuel, and John moved to New London, Conn., where she became the third wife of Andrew Lester and had three sons by him. David was a soldier in the Phipps Expedition to Quebec and probably never went to New London (George Henry Fox, Descendants of Eliphalet Fox, -1644, of Concord, Mass., First Son of Thomas Fox, Five Generations [New York, 1931]).
v. Sarah born at Woburn, Massachusetts. She married James2 Snow, son of Richard1 and Avis Snow of Woburn. He resided at Woburn but later removed to Lancaster, Massachusetts, where he was living at the time of his death in 1709. His will, dated 28 January 1709 and probated 8 July 1709, mentioned his wife Sarah, sons James and Hezekiah, and daughters Mary Snow, Abigail Lakin, Lydia Butler, and Sarah Stow. He requested that his sons James and Hezekiah care for his brother-in-law John Jaquith (Middlesex Probate, file 20816, first series).
vi. Deborah, born at Woburn, Massachusetts, in 1654 or later and died at Billerica, Massachusetts, 24 February 1703/4. She married at Billerica, 6 December 1681 John2 Chamberlain, who was born at Billerica, ca. 1654 and died there, 1 April 1712, son of William1 and Rebecca Chamberlain
