Person:Thomas Barnard (2)

   There is no real proof to the parentage of Thomas and Robert. Some think it was William and Emily (Nye) Barnard of Yorkshire Co., England. One of the ladies doing Barnard research says she had research done on the Wiltshire Barnards, but there was no way to tie them into the young men who emigrated to the colonies. She says a stronger case is made that the parents were Thomas and Ann (Cooke) Barnard of Suffolk Co.,England. Patricia Burns has done extensive research, and this line seems to be the most valid one.

   The parentage of Robert of Andover and Thomas Barnard of Amesbury has not been proven. There have been several "genealogies" about the family that state their parentage, but at this time "NONE" of them have proven out. Research in England is still continuing.

   Here are two books that might be helpful:
   Nantucket Landfall- Author: Dorothy C.A. Blanchard, Dodd, Mead & Company, New York. 1956 A subtitle is " The story of an island's sea change from whaling port to summer resort."

   "The Early Settlers of Nantucket" by Lydia S. Hinchman, which still is in print.

   Thomas Barnard was born on August 10, 1617, possibly in Kingston, England. His parents may have been John Bernard and Phebe Whiting.(This information taken from an LDS pedigree and is undocumented).

   Thomas married Eleanor Morse around 1640 in Salisbury, Mass. Thomas must have landed in New England sometime prior to this wedding date.

   Thomas was a grand juror in Salisbury on 4/11/1665. Indians killed Thomas Barnard in 1677.

   Estate Of Thomas Barnard, Sr., of Amesbury
   Essex Probate Docket # 1785

   Administration upon the estate of Tho. Barnard, sr., late of Amsberie, who was killed by Indians, was granted Oct. 9, 1677, to Elener, the relict, and she with as many of her husband's children as she could get were ordered to come to the next Salisbury court for a division of the estate between the children and the widow.

   He died without having made a will. Philip Challis, Thomas Wells and John Weed inventoried his estate for the court.
   The estate consisted of ; "ye Dwelling house, Barne, orchard & homestead, 140 pounds ;a 40 acre lott at ye back river, 25 pounds; 3 acres of meadow att ye pond meadows,6 pounds; two acres of meadow att ye new meadows , 2 pounds 10s; 4 acres of meadow in ye higglety pigleyes, 20 pounds;a sweepage lott, 12 pounds; 10 acres more or less on salisbury side on ye powow River, 20 pounds; 200 acres att ye great lotts, 40 pounds; a 40 acre lott in ye Champion land, 20 pounds; a 50 acre lott att ye childrens land, 25 pounds; a Bugmore lott, 5 pounds; a 40 acre River lott, 38 pounds; 40 acre Lott on ye division beyond ye pond, 16 pounds; a 10 acre lott in ye ox pastures & a swamp lott, 10 pounds; twoe lotts in ye Lyons mouth, 10 pounds; a payre of oxen, 14 pounds; 4 cowes, 16 pounds, 2 2 yr. Old heifers & advantage & 3 yearlings, 12 pounds; 3 calves, 2 pounds; eight sheep young & old, 3 pounds 5s; a young horse, 2 pounds; 10 swine old & younge, 7 pounds; 8 hives of bees, 2 pounds; English, Indian corne & Flax, 12 pounds; Cart wheels, Irons, chaine, plow & Irons, yokes, 3 pounds; Betle Rings, wedges, axes, howes, forkes, shave, 10s; Iron potts, Kettle, tramells, spitt, Frying pan, tongues, 2 pounds 10s; Brass & pewter ware,2 pounds 162; Bedds, Bedding, Bedsteads, curtains, vallants, 25 pounds 10s; Table linnen & hand towells, 2 pounds 10s; his wearing clothes yt were left, 8 pounds; His Bible wth twoe other Bookes, 10s; woll & wollen & linnen yarne, 3 pounds 14s; Cubbard, Table, chaires, wheels, formes, 3 pounds; old caske, trayes, Dishes, spones & other necessaries, 3 pounds 14s; Baggs, saddle & grindlestone, 11 pounds 10s; a bull: & 7 yds. Of cloth, 4 pounds 10s; his right in common land drawd for but undivided, 5 pounds; in money, 4s; a bill from Nathaniell Griffin due to ye sd Barnerd, 15s; Due from his son att Nantucquett pr. Bill, 80 pounds; where of is payd & received 4 barrells of beefe & 30 lbs. Of sheeps wool, shingle nailes, 4s.total 607 pounds 12 shillings.

   Attested in Hampton court 9: 8m: 1677 by Ellenor Barnard, widow of Thomas Barnard, and administratrix of his estate."
   The settlement of the estate is as follows;

   "Elenor Barnard, administratrix of the estate of Tho. Barnard of Amesbury, with four of her sons, asking for a settlement of the estate, court April 9, 1678, ordered to the widow, 200 pounds., comprising the house and home lot, half of the higgledee piggledee lot of salt marsh and the whole sweepage lot at the beach at the prices entered in the inventory, and such things as she desires as per the inventory. Court ordered that unless there be a necessity, as the court should judge, for the sale of any of the lands for her maintenance, she should not sell it or give it away except to one or more of her children. Court also ordered that a due respect being had to what any of the children have already received as portions, the same should be divided among the rest of the children, the eldest son having a double portion.

   Capt. Tho. Bradbury, Leift. Phillip Challis and John Weed, upon request of some of the children of the widow Barnard, were impowered to divide the estate of their father Tho. Barnard which was given to them, and to make return to the next Norfolk court.
   Salisbury Quarterly Court Records, vol 2, leaf 87.

   Tho. Bradbury, Phillip Challis and John Weed having been appointed by the court Apr. 9, 1678 to divide the estate of Thos. Barnard of Amesbury, who died intestate, have accordingly apportioned to the widow Barnard 200 pounds. and to Tho. Barnard the eldest son 83 pounds. and to the rest of the children, eight in number, 41 pounds. 10s. each, and some overplus their mother to have.
   Dated Apr. 6, 1679, and approved by the court Apr. 8, 1679.
   Salisbury Quarterly Court Records, vol. 2, leaf 69.

   The disposal of part of the lands of Tho. Barnard, Sr. of Salisbury, who died intestate, by a committee appointed by the court: to his relict, the dwelling house, barne & homested, 140 pounds.; halfe ye higledee piglede lot of salt marsh, 10 pounds.; ye whole sweepage lot at ye beach, 12 pounds. To Tho. Barnard ye eldest son, a lot at ye back River, 25 pounds.; halfe ye higle piglee marsh lot, 10 pounds.; ye right in comon land, 5 pounds.; 10 upland & 2 acre lot of meadow, 14 pounds.
   Acknowledged and accepted Mar. 24, 1683-4 by Thomas Barnard"
   Norfolk County Records, vol. 3, leaf 316.

   On 1/21/72, Ruth Barnard married Thomas' brother-in-law, Joseph Peaslee. Ruth and Joseph's first child, Mary, was conceived out of wedlock and born on 7/14/72. Consequently, at the quarterly court session at Salisbury on April 8,1673, "Joseph P. and Ruth, his wife, presented for fornication, confessed and were sentenced to be whipped tomorrow or pay a fine of 6 pounds". The record does not state which they choose.

   Thomas was a "planter" or "husbandman". His name appears on nearly all the early lists, down to 1672 His widow Eleanor administered his estate Oct, 1677. She married July 19, 1681 George Little, of Newbury; and died November 27, 1694.
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   Thomas emigrated from England to Salisbury ,MA in 1640.he was granted land there in 1643; was one of the first eighteen settlers in Amesbury, MA 1654. He was a Selectman and a Moderator. He received a township for his son Thomas in 1660. Thomas was a witness to Joseph Peaslee Sr. will.

   Sources:
   Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Mass Vol 1-page 49-50; Film # 14784
   NEHGS Register vol 7, 1853
   NEHGS vol 2, Oct 1848, vol. 6, 1852 and vol. 15, July, 1861
   The Peaslees by E.Kimball (Press of Chase Brothers,Haverhill,Mass. 1899) pages 10-14
   A Passel O' Peasleys by Fredrick Lamphere (Indianapolis, Indiana 1979)pages 1-4
   "Prominant Families of U.S. of America" page 62-65.
   "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury" by David W Hoyt 1897.
   "Ancestry of Charles Stinson Pillsbury and John Sargent Pillsbury" by Mary Lovinia Holman 1938.
   "Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors of Members of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century" Compiled by Mary Louise M. Hutton

   Information from: Sara Leonard:
   "I have found the descendants of Thomas Barnard in "The History of Nantucket". Thomas Barnard never removed to Nantucket although one of the original then purchasers. He was one of the early settlers of Amesbury,MA. He was one of the signatories to the articles of agreement between the inhabitants of the "Old Town: and the "New Town" in May 1654 in company with Thomas Macy, John Severance and others. He transferred on half of his share to his brother Robert and his son, Nathaniel represented him on the island in the other half share, Nathaniel who married Mary Barnard, daughter of his Uncle Robert. He was highly esteemed among the early inhabitants, and died in Nantucket.

   Below is information from the gedcom of:
   James T Hammer
   1550 510th Street
   Cherokee,IA., 51012
   712-225-1214

   Thomas Barnard Sr. came to America from England about 1634 and was one of the ten original proprietors of Nantucket Island, which was purchased in 1659.

   Some distinguished descendants of Thomas Barnard were:
   Alonzo Cornell- 25th Governor of the state of New York
   Ezra Cornell (Alonzo's father) was an associate of Samuel F.B. Morse (Morse Code) Ezra was the superintendent for the construction of the first telegraph line in America. He also founded Cornell University.

   Thomas was killed by Indians in 1677, when he was 65 years old. He died intestate.

   These notes are from information sent by James Ted Hammer; this version showing William E. Barnard as father to Thomas B. Barnard born 1612:

   Barnard is a French and English variation of the surname Bernard, which has origins among the English,French,Polish, and Czechs, and is derived from the Germanic given name Bernhard, from the elements ber = bear + hard = brave,hardy. The name was introduced to England by the conquering Normans in 1066 (that was the date William won the battle;the name might have been introduced a day or two later.) Another source states that the surname "BARNARD" comes from the Saxon "bearn" or "bairn" which means,'a child-like disposition; and "ard", meaning nature'.

   Mary Barnard published a book on Nantucket Barnard's-Nantucket Genesis. The big question is where the brothers Robert and Thomas come from and who was their father,William Barnard or Thomas Barnard Sr. She was unable to solve that problem.They both are apparently in Nantucket in the 1640's or earlier. These two questions have vexed Barnard genealogists for some time.

   Thomas B Barnard waas born about 1580, in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, and died about 1677. Thomas married Margery Arnold on May 26, 1603, in Ilchester, Somersetshire, England. She was born on August 30, 1581, in Ilchester, Somersetshire, England and died on August 1, 1785, in England.

   Others list the parents of Thomas and Robert Barnard as William E Barnard and Emily Nye of Branstone, Essex County,England.

   I have chosen to show William Barnard and Emily Nye to be their parents because in the vital records of Essex, the estate papers of Robert Barnard's brother, Thomas B Barnard, Sr., specifically lists him as "Sr".I am assuming that if he carried the same name as his father he would have been called,"Jr" or "II".

   Even though James Hammer shows William E. as the father of Robert and Thomas, I use Thomas B. as the primary and have also listed William and Emily as possible parents. I also have listed Thomas Barnard and Anne Cooke.

   Received from Earl Taylor: [email protected] phone number: 909-593-2652
   Most of this info is from Charles D Barnard at 5410 Bedford Ave,Los Angeles,CA.,90056-1009 and the Barnard Name Assn. From him I got the name of Dorcas Maurine Beaver of 1228 Southwood Drv.,Waco,TX.,76712; 817-772-9726.She is researching also with her line descending from the seconf Benjamin in line, born 30 July 1773 in NI.,MA;died 22 Dec 1792 in NC. He was married to Eunice G Fitch on 9 Jan 1755 in NI.,MA. The Barnards are a very illustrious line, descending from at least one Scottish King. There is still a Barnard Castle. The rest of this is from the files of U Dan Bates; R.R.2, Box 44, Mart,TX.,16664-9539. Thomas and Robert Barnard were two of the first twenty purchasers of Nantucket Island. Thomas never moved to Nantucket although one of the ten purchasers of the island. He was one of the founders of Amesbury. He was one of the signators of "Articles of Agreement", between inhabitants of "Old Town" and "New Town" on May 1754, in company of Thomas Macy, John Severance and others. He transferred half his share to his brother Robert and his son Nathaniel represented his interests on the island with the other half share. Nathaniel married Mary Barnard daughter of his Uncle Robert. He was highly esteemed amony the early inhabitants. From the files of Bailey Rogers, 10018 Regency Ct.,Cincinnati,OH. Thomas was killed by indians in 1677, at age 65.in Amesbury, MA. Estate also from the files of Bailey Rogers, estate administered Oct. 16, 1677.Estate divided among the children in 1679.
   Other distinguished descendants of Robert are Alonzo Cornell, 25th Gov. of New York state. Alonzo's father was an associate of Samuel F Morse (Morse Code) and Ezra was Superintendent of the first telegraph line in the country. He also founded Cornell University.
   Also Information from Essex Vital Records CD by Sandi Goetze and also Hampton Quarterly Records; Vol.2 page 76.

   All this below is from Grandpa Frank Barnard:

   The Barnard Family were Quakers that came from England in the late 1630's. Two brothers came and we are related to both. The daughter of one married the son of the other. Some six generations later, Matilda Barnard married Henry Canaday in Guilford Co., North Carolina in 1796.

   Matilda's parents were Benjamin Barnard and Eunice Fitch. Through Eunice Fitch Barnard's mother, we are related to John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley. Both of whom arrived in America at Plymouth, Massachusetts aboard the MAYFLOWER in 1622.

   The family was Quaker. They began living in Andover and Amesbury, north of Boston, but soon moved to the island of Nantucket. From there they migrated to new Quaker communities in central North Carolina and it was there that they became a part of the Canaday Family.

   Thomas was the elder of the two brothers. He was born about 1612 in England. Some sources hint he was from Brandstone Parish in either Suffolk or Essex. However, researchers have not been able to find any proof in the registers of either parish. We may assume he and his brother were English, but as of now I do not exactly know where they lived.

   Again may sources state the brothers came to America in 1650. Yet Thomas is shown on an old map as being a landholder in Salisbury, Massachusetts in 1639. Later the family also bought land a few miles away in neighboring Amesbury, Massachusetts.

   Thomas seems to have had lands in both Salisbury and Amesbury. The children were all born in Salisbury, but he appears in early Amesbury records by 1660 and then in the records of both towns( NP, I am of the understanding that Salisbury and Amesbury are one and the same, that they changed Amesbury to Salisbury). Perhaps all the lands lay on the border and spilled over into both towns.

   Thomas was one of the original purchasers of Nantucket Island in 1659. He gave ahalf interest to his brother Robert. It does not appear that he ever went to the island, but Robert did in 1663.

   Thomas was killed by Indians in Amesbury in October of 1667. His estate was settled in 1679. Eleanor Barnard remained in the area and on July 19, 1681 she married George Little of Newbury.
   (The above all from Frank Barnard)

   Information from Hill: [email protected] shows:
   Thomas born 1612 in Branstone, Essex, England and died October 1677 in Amesbury,Essex Co., MA

   From Essex Co.,MA Probate:

   Estate of Thomas Barnard, Sr., of Amesbury �Essex Probate Docket # 1785
   Administration upon the estate of Tho. Barnard, sr., late of Amsberie, who was killed by the Indians, was granted Oct. 9, 1677, to Elener, the relict, and she with as many of her husband?s children as she could get were ordered to come to the next Salisbury court for a division of the estate between the children and the widow.�Source: Hampton Quarterly Court Records, vol. 2, page 76.��Inventory of the estate of Thomas Barnard, Sr. taken 21: 6m: 1677, by Phill. Challis, Thomas Wells and John Weed: ye Dwelling house, Barne, orchard & homestead, 140li.; a 40 acre lott at ye back River, 25li.; 3 acres of meadow att ye pond meadows, 6li.; twoe acres of meadow att ye new meadows, 2li. 10s.; 4 acres of meadow in ye higglety pigleyes, 20li.; a sweepage lott, 12li.; 10 acres more or less on salisbury side on ye powow River, 20li.; 200 acres att ye great lotts, 40li.; a 40 acre lott in ye Champion land, 20li.; a 50 acre lott att ye childrens land, 25li.; a Bugmore lott, 5li.; a 40 acre River lott, 38 li.; 40 acre Lott on ye division beyond ye pond, 16li.; a 10 acre lott in ye ox pastures & a swamp lott, 10li.; twoe lotts in ye Lyons mouth, 10li.; a payre of oxen, 14li.; 4 Cowes, 16li.; 2 2 yr. old heiffers & advantage & 3 yearlings, 12li.; 3 calves, 2li.; eight sheep young & old, 3li. 5s.; a young horse, 2li.; 10 swine old & younge, 7li.; 8 hives of bees, 2li.; English, Indian corne & Flax, 12li.; Cart wheels, Irons, chaine, plow & Irons, yokes, 3li.; Betle Rings, wedges, axes, howes, forkes, shave, 10s.; Iron potts, Kettle, tramells, spitt, Frying pan, tongues, 2li. 10s.; Brass & pewter ware, 2li. 16s.; Bedds, Bedding, Bedsteads, curtains, vallants, 25li. 10s.; Table linnen & hand towells, 2li. 10s.; his wearing clothes yt were left, 8li.; His Bible wth twoe other Bookes, 10s.; woll & wollen & linnen yarne, 3li. 14s.; Cubbard, Table, chaires, wheels, formes, 3li.; old caske, trayes, Dishes, spones & other necessaries, 3li. 14s.; Baggs, saddle & grindlestone, 1li. 10s.; a bull: & 7 yds. of cloth, 4li. 10s.; his right in common land drawd for but undivided, 5li.; in money, 4s.; a bill from Nathaniell Griffin due to ye sd Barnerd, 15s.; Due from his son att Nantucquett pr. Bill, 80li. where of is payd & received 4 barrells of beefe & 30 lbs of sheeps wool; shingle nailes, 4s.; total, 607li. 12s.�Attested in Hampton court 9 : 8m : 1677 by Ellenor Barnard, widow of Thomas Barnard, and administratrix of his estate.��Elenor Barnard, administratrix of the estate of Tho. Barnard of Amesbury, with four of her sons, asking for a settlement of the estate, court April 9, 1678, ordered to the widow, 200li., comprising the house and home lot, half of the higgledee piggledee lot of salt marsh and the whole sweepage lot at the beach at the prices entered in the inventory, and such things as she desires as per the inventory. Court ordered that unless there be a necessity, as the court should judge, for the sale of any of the lands for her maintenance, she should not sell it or give it away except to one or more of her children. Court also ordered that a due respect being had to what any of the children have already received as portions, the same should be divided among the rest of the children, the eldest son having a double portion.��Capt. Tho. Bradbury, Leift. Phillip Challis and John Weed, upon request of some of the children of the widow Barnard, were impowered to divide the estate of their father Tho. Barnard which was given to them, and to make return to the next Norfolk court.�Salisbury Quarterly Court Records, vol 2, leaf 87.��Tho. Bradbury, Phillip Challis and John Weed having been appointed by the court Apr. 9, 1678 to divide the estate of Thos. Barnard of Amesbury, who died intestate, have accordingly apportioned to the widow Barnard 200li. and to Tho. Barnard the eldest son 83li. and to the rest of the children, eight in number, 41li. 10s. each, and some overplus their mother to have.�Dated Apr. 6, 1679, and approved by the court Apr. 8, 1679.�Salisbury Quarterly Court Records, vol. 2, leaf 69.��The disposal of part of the lands of Tho. Barnard, sr. of Salisbury, who died intestate, by a committee appointed by the court: to his relict, the dwelling house, barne & homested, 140li.; halfe ye higledee piglede lot of salt marsh, 10li.; ye whole sweepage lot at ye beach, 12li. To Tho. Barnard ye eldest son, a lot at ye back River, 25li.; halfe ye higle piglee marsh lot, 10li.; ye right in comon land, 5li.; 10 upland & 2 acre lot of meadow, 14li.�Acknowledged and accepted Mar. 24, 1683-4 by Thomas Barnard�Norfolk County Records, vol. 3, leaf 316.

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1. Change Date: 22 Mar 2004 at 23:55:13

Father: *Thomas B (John) BARNARD b: 21 Jan 1575 in Branstone, Suffolk, England Mother: *Margery ARNOLD b: 30 Aug 1581 in Ilchester, Somersetshire, England

Father: ?William E BARNARD b: ABT 1572 in Kingston,Yorkshire,England Mother: ?Emily NYE b: ABT 1590 in Kingston,Yorkshire,England

Father: *Thomas B (John) BARNARD b: 21 Jan 1575 in Branstone, Suffolk, England Mother: `Anne COOKE

Marriage 1 *Helen Eleanor (Little) MORSE b: ABT 1615 in , England

   * Married: ABT 1638 in Salisbury,now Andover) Essex Co, Ma

Children

  1. Has No Children Rachel BARNARD b: ABT 1639 in Salisbury, Essex Co, Ma
  2. Has Children Thomas BARNARD b: 10 May 1641 in Salisbury, Newton Co, MA
  3. Has Children `Nathaniel BARNARD b: 15 Jan 1642/1643 in Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
  4. Has No Children Martha BARNARD Twin b: 22 Sep 1645 in Salisbury, Essex Co, MA
  5. Has Children Mary Margaret BARNARD Twin b: 22 Sep 1645 in Salisbury, Essex Co, Ma
  6. Has No Children Sarah BARNARD b: 28 Sep 1647/1648 in Salisbury, Essex Co, Ma
  7. Has Children Hannah BARNARD b: 24 Nov 1649 in Salisbury, Essex Co, MA
  8. Has Children *Ruth BARNARD b: 16 Oct 1651 in Salisbury, Essex Co, MA
  9. Has Children John BARNARD b: 12 Jan 1654 in Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
 10. Has Children Abigail BARNARD b: 20 Jan 1656/1657 in Salisbury, Essex Co, MA

Sources:

  1. Repository:
           Name: Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
     Title: Old Families Of Salisbury And Amesbury
     Author: David Hoyt

1.   Williams, Alicia Crane, and Barbara Stone Chase. Stone-Gregg genealogy: the ancestors and descendants of Galen Luther Stone and his wife Carrie Morton Gregg. (Hingham, Massachusetts: A.C. Williams, c1987)
   59-64.

   THOMAS BARNARD1 was born about 1612 and was killed by Indians in Amesbury, Massachusetts, before October 1677. He married ELEANOR (listed as HELLENA and HELLEN on birth records of children) . She married, secondly, 19 July 1681, George Little of Newbury and lived in Amesbury, where she died 27 November 1694. Thomas Barnard was living in Salisbury in 1640. He bought land on the west side of Powow River, now in Amesbury, and removed there. He was a planter and a husbandman. His widow, Eleanor Barnard, was appointed administratrix
   of his estate October, 1677; the inventory of his estate having been taken 21 :6mo(August) : 1677 ( Probate Records of Essex County , 3:167).
   
   Children of Thomas and Eleanor ( ) BARNARD, born in Salisbury (VRs, 18, 19):
   
   i. THOMAS2, b. 10 : 3 (May) : 1641. and died before 5 December 1715, when
   administration was granted on his estate. He married SARAH PEASLEY who died, his widow, between 1727 and 14 September 1736, when administration was granted on her estate.
   ii. NATHANIEL, b. 15:ll(Jan.) :1642; d. at Nantucket, May 3, 1718; m. MARY BARNARD, daughter of Robert Barnard, b. at Salisbury, 8 Apr. 1658; d. at Nantucket, March 7, 1717-8.
   iii. MARY (twin), b. 22 : 7 (Sept. ): 1645; d. living 1695; m. (1) at Newbury, Nov. 10, 1669, ANTHONY MORSE; (2) Aug. 22, 1678, PHILIP EASTMAN.
   iv. MARTHA (twin), b. 22 : 7 (Sept. ): 1645; d. living 1697; m. (1) at Salisbury, 26:10:1667 (VRs, 271), THOMAS HAYNES; (2) about 1686, SAMUEL BUCKNAM of Newbury.
   v. SARAH, b. 28:7(Sept.):1647; d. living 1695; m. 31: 11 (Jan.): 1666, WILLIAM HACKETT of Salisbury.
   vi. HANNAH, b. 24 : 9 (Nov. ): 1649; living 1695; m. at Salisbury, 28:8(Oct.):1673 (VRs, 271), BENJAMIN STEVENS of Salisbury.
   vii. RUTH, b. 16:8(Oct.):1651; d. Nov. 5, 1723; m. at Amesbury, 21 Jan. 1671 (VRs, 277), JOSEPH PEASLEY of Haverhill.
   viii. JOHN, b. 12 : 11 (Jan. ): 1654. and died at Amesbury July 15, 1718 (VRs,
   522). He married at Amesbury, 27 December 1676 (VRs, 276),
   FRANCES (HOYT) COLBY, daughter of John and Frances ( ) Hoyt and widow of John Colby
   ix. ABIGAIL, b. 20:ll(Jan.):1656 (unnamed in VRs); living in 1695; m. June 2, 1681 (VRs, 272), SAMUEL FELLOWS, Jr., of Salisbury.

2.   NEHGS Nexus. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
   6:146-48.

   link Thomas Barnard as commander of the Ann made sail for New England discusses the payment trade and voyage - disaster

3.   Holman, Mary Lovering. Ancestry of Charles Stinson Pillsbury and John Sargent Pillsbury. (Concord, New Hampshire: Privately Printed at The Rumford Press, 1938)
   537-39.

   link

4.   The Essex Genealogist (Massachusetts). (Lynnfield, Massachusetts: Essex Society of Genealogists)
   8:29-38.

   link

5.   Massachusetts, Probate Court (Essex County). The Probate Records of Essex County, Massachusetts. (Salem, Massachusetts: The Essex Institute, 1916, 1917, 1920)
   3:167-70.
6. ↑ No support for middle initial "B." No source for Thomas' birthplace.