Transcript:Savage, James. Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England/v2p300

freem. 14 May 1634, came the yr. bef. and d. the yr. foll. when mak. prepar.
to rem. with major part of his neighb. to Conn. as is said; but his wid.
Elizabeth wh. d. 28 Oct. 1677, aged 88, and ch. Samuel, Nathaniel, Sarah, w. of
Thomas Longhorn, and Phebe, were all of Cambridge ch. 1658. BARTHOLOMEW,
Boston, youngest ch. of the first Samuel of Cambridge, was a printer of
no small note for issue of the first newspaper on our contin. Apr. 1704,
and so in our time more thot. of than his f. for the wonderful Bible. He was deac. of the
third or Old S. ch. and d. 28 Dec. 1732. Next Thursday the newspaper from his office
contain. an compact. memoir, in wh. his f. is made to vouch, perhaps unduly, for sev.
things, among others, nineteen ch. eleven by first w. eight by sec. when by the
rec. We are led to count seven by one, Six by the other. Even the
birthday of the propr. may be thot. a yr. too early. BARTHOLOMEW,
Charlestown, s. of the first Jacob of the same, by w. Maria, d. of
Rev. Increase Mather, had s. Mather and d. Maria, bapt. 15 Oct.
1693; may have had no more. BENJAMIN, Warwick, s. of the
first Thomas of the same, m. Susanna, seventh d. of Randall Houlden, had
Benjamin. CHARLES, Marblehead 1668. DANIEL, Wickford 1671, own.
jurisdict. of R. I. 20 May of that yr. with other inhab. of that Narraganset
country, was prob. the same wh. by w. Rebecca had Peleg, b. 1690; Daniel,
1692; Jonathan, 1694; Rebecca, 1696; Rachel, 1698; Sarah, 1700; and
Jonathan, again, 1705. But wh. was his f. is not seen. DAVID, Providence,
s. by his sec. w. of the first James, m. a Slocum, perhaps d. of Giles the
sec. had David; and by sec. w. wh. was a Barber, had Jonathan, Joseph, and
sev. ds. HENRY, Reading, call. by Winthrop "a scholar," but we kn. not at wh. of
the Universit. he was bred, had been, in 1643, invit. to go to Martha's
Vineyard by its first sett. but went not, m. Frances, eldest d. of deac.
Simon Stone, had Joanna and Nathaniel; and was the earliest min. of R.
ord. 5 Nov. 1645, and d. 11 Oct. 1648. His wid. m. as the will of f. shows.
HENRY, Ipswich 1641, was perhaps the freem. of 13 May 1640, for I can
hardly suppose it possible, tho. Farmer gave it without suspicion, that
the Rev. Henry would have failed of his prefix of respect from the secr.
HENRY, Hampton 1644, was, perhaps, the couns. to the tyranny of
Cranfield 1685, m. 1691, prob. for sec. or third w. wid.
Martha Page, and d. 5 Aug. 1700, aged a. 80. HENRY, Malden, s.
of the first Thomas, m. 11 Jan. 1672, Esther Hasey, perhaps d. of
William had Henry, b. Jan. 1673; Esther, Sept. 1674; Lydia, 11 Aug.
1685; Jacob, 9 May 1689, beside Joseph, Daniel, and Dorcas, prob. all bef.
Lydia, and he d. 19 Sept. 1717. His wid. d. 1740. HENRY, Wickford
1674. ISAAC, Salisbury 1678, freem. 1690. JABEZ, Providence, br.
of David of the same, m. 16 May 1697, Mary, d. of Benjamin Barton, had
James, Jabez, Nathaniel, Benjamin, Rufus, John, and a d. by first w. and
ano. d. by sec. w. Nathaniel, his s. was f. of the