Transcript:Savage, James. Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England/v1p269

1671; Samuel, 3 Dec. 1672; and d. in Apr. 1676, a few wks. bef.
his f. JAMES, Salem at Ipswich, had Hannah, 13 Nov. 1676, d.
young; and at S. Sarah, 10 Aug. 1678; and rem. to Newbury,
there had Benjamin, 21 Mar. 1681; Abraham, 17 Mar. 1683, d. in
few mos.; Joseph, 19 May 1685; and Hannah, 16 Nov. 1687; perhaps
John, wh. d. Dec. 1690. He d. 27 Feb. 1708, and his wid. d. 18 Nov. 1713.
JAMES, Hatfield 1678, m. 7 Jan. 1674, Remembrance Brook, had Mary, b.
1677; Abigail, 8 Sept. 1678; and Thankful, 1 June 1682; rem. to Deerfield,
and had Sarah, 1683; James, 1685; Mindwell, 1686 ; Hannah, 1688;
Mercy, 1690; Elizabeth 1693, d. at 5 yrs.; and John, 1695. He rem. after,
to Colchester; and his d. Abigail, prob. was that capt. on the fatal day of
29 Feb. 1704, carr. to Canada, but ret. safe. JAMES, Branford 1679
a landholder, may have rem. and been of Norwalk; 1687, had Isaac, b. 1
Mar. 1690; and either bef. or aft. James, wh. prob. is the man that m.
1714, Joanna Whitehead. JAMES, Rehoboth, s. of James of the same,
by w. Margaret had Margaret, b. 28 June 1682; d. 15 Apr. 1718, in his
60th yr. His wid. d. 5 May 1741, aged 84. JOB, Boston 1672, suppos.
to be d. when inv. was tab. by William Brown, 2 Jan. 1675, was, perhaps,
s. of Hugh. He had wish. to live at Charlestown, but was denied the
privilege, went abroad, and not being heard of for some yrs. his br. infer.
that he was d. JOHN, Pemaquid 1625. JOHN, Salem 1629, a
lawyer from London, one of the purch. of the patent from Sir Henry
Roswell, engag. (being one of the Assist. of the Mass. Co. and sw. a yr.
and a half bef. Endicot took the requisite o.) in Mar. of that yr. to emb.
with Samuel his br. in the fleet with Higginson; came in May, reach. S.
in June, and soon after, they wish. to foll. the Episc. form of service,
caus. such a schism, that Endicot sent them home in the returning sh.
and in Sept. or Oct. they were again at London, and came not to our
country any more. See the candid views of Eliot, Eccl. Hist. of Mass.
in 1 Mass. Hist. Coll. IX. 3 and 4. That JOHN, whose d. 25 Feb. 1687, is
ment. in early rec. of New Hampsh. "aged 98 yrs." may possib. have
gain. such reputa. by his f. hav. done some brave act against the Spanish
enemy even later than the Armada yr. to wh. wild tradit. refer. the b. of
his s. JOHN, Watertown 1632, arr. 16 Sept. at Boston, from London, in
the Lion; freem. 3 Sept. 1634, by w. Dorothy had Hannah, b. 10 Sept.
1634; and Mary, 24 Mar. 1637; and he was bur. 20 June of that yr.
aged 36. By prob. geneal. he was s. of John of Hawkedon, Co. Suffk.
in that ch. bapt. 11 Oct. 1601, and so neph. of Abraham and Richard.
JOHN, Plymouth, had acquaint. with the Pilgr. at Leyden bef. 1620,
but his yr. of com. is unkn. liv. in 1636 at Duxbury; in 1643 at Taunton;
Assist. for 17 yrs. from 1636, and serv. as Commissnr. of the Unit.
Col. from 1644 for 12 yrs. had James, above ment.; and Mary, wh. m.
6 July 1636, Thomas Willet; perhaps more, certain. John, and d. at
Swanzey, near Rehoboth, where he had large est. 10 Apr. 1662. His
will, made three days bef. provides for the five ch. that his s. John left to