Joseph3 Moses son of Aaron2 Moses and Mary (See Leach), b. 1690, joiner, soldier at Fort Wm. and Mary in 1708, m. 1st 17 Aug. 1712, Rebecca Ayers, m. 2d bef. 1725 one Hannah, m. 3d 10 Aug. 1759 Eleanor (Jackson) Lang; d. Sept. 1773, ag. 83.
Ch. by 1st w: Joseph, b. 9 Sept. 1713; prob. Robert, bp. 17 June 1716; prob. Mary, bp. 1 Sept. 1718.
By 2d w: Peletiah, bp. 6 Mar. 1725-6; Theodore, bp. 4 Feb. 1728; Hannah, bp. 26 Oct. 1729; Hunking; Samuel, bp. 31 Aug. 1735; Katherine, Love and Elizabeth, bp. 19 Mar. 1737-8.
Note regarding his mother Mary above GDMNH under Leach has:
James Leach , weaver, Newcastle, m. Jane (Turpin), wid. of Walter Muehemore, and 26 July 1660 sued Rich. Cummings for W. M.’s share in a fishing voyage 11 yrs. bef. They, their four ch. and her mo., Jane Furson (2), were legatees of Mrs. Ann Batchelder (1) in 1660; they and s. James helped Goody or widow Furson tear up the Cummings corn and were bound over for it in 1674. His land incl. Leach’s Isl. near Little Harbor, where he liv. See Ely (2). O. A. 27 June 1656. Gr. j. 1654-5, 1667-8, 1676, 1678, 1683; tr. j. 1682, 1683, 1685; Constable 1656; Deputy Provost Marshall 1688. Lists 323, 326ac, 330ab, 312e, 313a, 331ab, 49, 52, 319, 315ac. Will, of Portsm., 14 Jan. - 30 June 1697, attested by w. Jane, names her and ch: Mary, m. 1st Lieut. Aaron Moses, 2d John Sherburne, unless Mansfield was the first of three husbands.
