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1480. Robert9 BURNHAM (child of Robert, #2960);[1358],[1359] born 1624 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England;[1360],[1361],[1362],[1363] married Francis (--?--) (see #1481) 1646 at Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, British America;[1317],[1364] died at the house of his brother Thomas 13 Jun 1691 at Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, British America.[735],[1365] He emigrated on 15 Aug 1635 to British America; aboard the Angel Gabriel, shipwrecked off the coast of Pemiquid, Maine. Robert, his uncle, and two brothers all made it to shore. A chest belonging to the three Burnham brothers, was thrown overboard and lost. The Burnhams traveled to Ipswich, Massachusetts, where they settled for a short period of time.[1366],[1367],[1368],[1369] He lived in 1635 at Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1370],[1371] He lived in 1644 at Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1372] He lived in 1654 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; where the couple purchased 200 acres of land in New Hampshire located in Oyster River, a small settlement in Durham. Soon after, the couple began having children and their family grew. Oyster River was the scene of numerous Indian attacks in the early days of the settlement, including an August 1689 attack that killed Robert Hutchins, the husband of Robert Burnham's daughter, Sarah. The Indians held Sarah captive for a year before she was released. Nearly the entire settlement of Oyster River was destroyed, with 23 settlers killed and another 29 taken captive. A militia from Boston caught up with the Indians a month later, and marched 200 of them to Boston where most were hung and a few sold into slavery. In March 1690, the Indians again attacked Oyster River in what is known as the "Salmon Falls Raid." In that attack, 34 settlers were killed and 54 taken captive. these raids were part of a bigger conflict, the King William War, raging in the colonies between the British and the French-Indian alliance.[1373],[1374] He left a will on 12 Jun 1691; in which he gave to his son Samuel 200 acres of land at "Lampereall" (Lamprey River) and the tools at Chebacco (Ipswich); to his son Jeremiah the marsh at Pitman's at Oyster River and the tools there.[1375] Children of Robert9 Burnham and Francis (--?--) (see #1481) were as follows: i. Robert8 Burnham;[1376],[1376] born 25 Jul 1647;[1377] died 25 Feb 1663 at age 15.[1377] ii. Samuel Burnham;[1376],[1376] born 1649;[1377] died before 1720.[1377] iii. Elizabeth Burnham;[1376],[1376] born 27 Aug 1651;[1377] married John Davis Jun. 1684;[1378],[1379] died in the Oyster River Massacre, along with her husband and several children 17 Jul 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America, at age 42.[1380] 740. iv. Jeremiah Burnham. v. Sarah Burnham;[1376],[1376] born 1654;[1377] married James Huckins 1673;[1378] married Captain John Woodman 1700;[1378],[1381] died 1704 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1382] Sarah's husband was killed in a raid by Indians. "Lieut. Huckins' widow [Sarah] was recovered after a year of captivity at Fort Androscoggin, which was located on Laurel Hill, Auburn, Me."[1383] vi. Robert Burnham;[1376],[1376] born 21 Feb 1664;[1377] died "died young" circa 1664.[1384] 1481. Francis9 (--?--); married Robert Burnham (see #1480), son of Robert Burnham and Mary Andrews, 1646 at Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, British America.[1317],[1364]
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1482. John9 BICKFORD; born circa 1612 at Ratterye, Co. Devon, England;[1385],[1386] married Temperance Hull (see #1483), daughter of Reverend Joseph Hull;[1387] died 12 Feb 1685 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1388] He lived in 1645 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1389] He lived in 1648 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; appearing on the first tax roll.[1390] Children of John9 Bickford and Temperance Hull (see #1483) were as follows: 1477. i. Lydia8 Bickford. 1485. ii. Elizabeth Bickford. iii. Mary Bickford;[1391],[1391] married Nicholas Harrison before 13 May 1677.[1392] iv. John Bickford;[1391],[1391] married Susanna Furber, daughter of William Furber, circa 1684.[1392] v. Thomas Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 1660;[1393] married Bridget Furber, daughter of William Furber;[1392] died 1707.[1393] Successfully defended his home during Oyster River Massacre.[1394] vi. Hannah Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 5 Nov 1665.[1393] vii. Joanna Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 1669.[1393] 741. viii. Temperance Bickford. 1483. Temperance9 HULL (child of Joseph, #2966);[1391] born 1626;[1393] married John Bickford (see #1482).[1387] She emigrated on 25 Mar 1635 to Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America; with her father.[1395]
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1484. Joseph9 SMITH; born 1640 at England;[1313] married Elizabeth Bickford (see #1485), daughter of John Bickford and Temperance Hull, circa 1668;[1392] died 15 Dec 1727 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1313] He emigrated to British America; possibly as a relative of Charles Adams' wife Rebecca Smith, who settled in Oyster River Plantation.[1313] He lived in 1660 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; 40 acres on north side of Oyster River, plus a house lot.[1396] He was a Quaker.[1397] Children of Joseph9 Smith and Elizabeth Bickford (see #1485) all born at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America, were as follows: 742. i. Captain John8 Smith. ii. Mary Smith;[1312],[1312] born 1670.[1313] iii. Elizabeth Smith;[1312],[1312] born 1672.[1313] iv. Colonel Samuel Smith;[1319],[1319] born 16 Jun 1687;[1320] married Hannah Burnham, daughter of Jeremiah Burnham and Temperance Bickford, 10 Feb 1709 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1308] died 2 May 1760 at age 72.[1321] 1485. Elizabeth9 BICKFORD (child of John, #1482);[1391],[1391] married Joseph Smith (see #1484) circa 1668;[1392] died 25 May 1727 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1313]
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1486. Thomas9 CHESLEY (child of Phillip, #2972);[1323],[1323] born 1644 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1398] married Elizabeth Thomas (see #1487);[1399] died 15 Nov 1697 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1398] Thomas Chesley's house was burned during King Phillip's (Metacomet's) War.[1400] Children of Thomas9 Chesley and Elizabeth Thomas (see #1487) were: 743. i. Susanna8 Chesley. 1487. Elizabeth9 THOMAS; born 1646;[1208] married Thomas Chesley (see #1486), son of Phillip Chesley and Elizabeth Leighton.[1399]
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2926. Guillaume10 CAPELA; born circa 1672 at St-Nicolas de la Grave, Gascogne (Gascony), France;[1241] married unknown (--?--) (see #2927);[1328] died after 1758.[1401] He was also known as Guillaume Capelan.[1402] Guillaume Capela, a Frenchman, was a cod fisher. We know this man was instructed because he has a very fine signature. He obliged himself to stay in Gaspésie in the years 1703-1758.[1403] He lived in 1705 at Baie des Chaleurs; where he continued to fish while English warships harrassed the area before their failed attack in 1711.[1404],[1405] Children of Guillaume10 Capela and unknown (--?--) (see #2927) were: 1463. i. Magdaleine9 Capela. 2927. unknown10 (--?--); married Guillaume Capela (see #2926).[1328] It is said that the wife of Guillaume Capela was Mi'kmaq.[1406]
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2944. George10 WHEELER (child of John, #5888);[1407],[1407] born 25 Mar 1605 at Wharley, Cranfield, Co. Bedforshire, England;[144] married Katherine Pyn (see #2945) 9 Dec 1631;[1408] died circa 1687 at Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1409] It is said George, and his brothers Joseph, Thomas, and Timothy originated in Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England, though other believe these are not his brothers.[1410] He and Katherine Pyn emigrated in 1638 to Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1336] "Probably of all of the Wheelers who came to America before the year 1640 none was of greater distinction or of more importance to the town in which he lived than George Wheeler of Concord. His name appears on the Concord records the 1st year they were kept and every year thereafter till he died... He held as many positions of trust and was as active in the direction of the town's affairs as any individual in Concord, serving at various times on substantially every committee of consequence, and leading in all matters of moment, as is evidenced by the fact that nearly every town deed and petition of any importance from either the Church or the civic conununity of that time bears his signature."[1411] Children of George10 Wheeler and Katherine Pyn (see #2945) were as follows: i. Elizabeth9 Wheeler;[1412],[1412] married Francis Fletcher 1 Oct 1656;[1413] died 14 Jun 1704 at British America.[1414] ii. Thomas Wheeler;[1412],[1412] married Hannah Harrod 10 Oct 1657.[1413] iii. Ruth Wheeler;[1412],[1412] married Samuel Hartwell 26 Oct 1665.[1413] iv. Hannah Wheeler.[1415],[1415] 1472. v. William Wheeler. vi. Sarah Wheeler;[1415],[1415] born 30 Jan 1640 at Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1416] married Francis Dudley 26 Oct 1665 at Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1417] died 12 Dec 1713 at Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, at age 73.[1416] vii. John Wheeler;[1415],[1415] born 19 Jan 1643 at Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1418] married Sarah Larkin 25 Mar 1664.[1413] viii. Mary Wheeler;[1415],[1415] born 6 Jul 1645 at Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1418] married Eliphalet Fox 26 Oct 1665;[1417] died 24 Dec 1678 at British America at age 33.[1418] 2945. Katherine10 PYN; born 25 Feb 1609/10 at Cranfield, Co. Bedforshire, England;[144] married George Wheeler (see #2944), son of John Wheeler and Agnes or Ann Yeoman, 9 Dec 1631;[1408] died 2 Jan 1684/85 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay, British America, at age 74.[144] She and George Wheeler emigrated in 1638 to Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1336]
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2946. Lieutenant William10 BUSS; born 1613 at England;[1419] married Ann (--?--) (see #2947) at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1420] died 31 Jan 1698 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay, British America.[1421] He and Ann (--?--) emigrated before 1639 to Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1422] William bought the mill on Mill Brook in 1668.[1423] He left a will on 22 Apr 1695 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay, British America; he states his age as 82.[1424] Children of Lieutenant William10 Buss and Ann (--?--) (see #2947) were: 1473. i. Hannah9 Buss. 2947. Ann10 (--?--); married Lieutenant William Buss (see #2946) at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1420] died 1674.[1425] She and Lieutenant William Buss emigrated before 1639 to Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1422]
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2948. William10 PERKINS; born 1616 at Co. Cornwall, England.[1286] Described as "one of Oliver Cromwell's old soldiers."[1426] He lived in 1662 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1427] Children of William10 Perkins and an unknown spouse were: 1474. i. William9 Perkins.
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2950. John10 AULT; born 1601 at England;[1428],[1429] married Remembrance Tibbetts (see #2951) circa 1640 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1344] died unknown.[1430] He emigrated circa 1635 to Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; considered one of Captain John Mason's original New Hampshire colonists.[1431],[1432],[1433] Children of John10 Ault and Remembrance Tibbetts (see #2951) were as follows: i. Rebecca9 Ault;[1434],[1434] born 1641.[1435] 1475. ii. Elizabeth Ault. iii. Remembrance Ault;[1434],[1434] born circa 1650;[1435] married John Rand;[1436] died killed in the masacre 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1429] 2951. Remembrance10 TIBBETTS; born 1607 at Co. Middlesex, England;[1286] married John Ault (see #2950) circa 1640 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1344] died 1667 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1286] She emigrated in 1633 to New Hampshire, British America; aboard the "James" with the family of her brother Henry Tibbetts, recruited by Captain Thomas Wiggin.[1437]
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2952. William10 DREW (child of (--?--), #5904); born 1627 at Co. Devon, England;[1438] married Elizabeth Matthews (see #2953), daughter of Francis Matthews and Thomasine Channon;[1439] died Apr 1669 at Drew's Point, Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1438] He lived between 1648 and 1669 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; on the south side of the river at Drew's Point.[1440],[1441] According to the "administration of [his] estate, 1669, mention is made of a man servant and a maid servant" which is interpreted to mean William Drew was the earliest slave owner in Oyster River.[1442] Children of William10 Drew and Elizabeth Matthews (see #2953) were as follows: 1476. i. Francis9 Drew. ii. John Drew;[1443],[1443] born 1651.[1444] iii. Thomas Drew;[1443],[1443] married Sarah Field.[1445] iv. Elizabeth Drew;[1443],[1443] married Thomas Phillips.[1445] v. Hannah Drew;[1443],[1443] married Godfrey Brooking.[1445] 2953. Elizabeth10 MATTHEWS (child of Francis, #5906);[1349],[1349] born 1628;[1446] married William Drew (see #2952), son of (--?--) Drew.[1439]
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2954. John10 BICKFORD; born circa 1612 at Ratterye, Co. Devon, England;[1385],[1386] married Temperance Hull (see #1483), daughter of Reverend Joseph Hull;[1387] died 12 Feb 1685 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1388] He lived in 1645 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1389] He lived in 1648 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; appearing on the first tax roll.[1390] Children of John10 Bickford and Temperance Hull (see #1483) were as follows: 1477. i. Lydia9 Bickford. 1485. ii. Elizabeth Bickford. iii. Mary Bickford;[1391],[1391] married Nicholas Harrison before 13 May 1677.[1392] iv. John Bickford;[1391],[1391] married Susanna Furber, daughter of William Furber, circa 1684.[1392] v. Thomas Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 1660;[1393] married Bridget Furber, daughter of William Furber;[1392] died 1707.[1393] Successfully defended his home during Oyster River Massacre.[1394] vi. Hannah Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 5 Nov 1665.[1393] vii. Joanna Bickford;[1391],[1391] born 1669.[1393] 741. viii. Temperance Bickford. 2955. Temperance10 HULL (child of Joseph, #2966);[1391] born 1626;[1393] married John Bickford (see #1482).[1387] She emigrated on 25 Mar 1635 to Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America; with her father.[1395]
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2960. Robert10 BURNHAM (child of Thomas, #5920);[653] born 1581 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England;[1447],[1448] married Mary Andrews (see #2961), daughter of Richard Andrews and Elizabeth (--?--), 1607 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England;[1317],[1449] died 5 Nov 1634 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England.[735],[1450] Children of Robert10 Burnham and Mary Andrews (see #2961) all born at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England, were as follows: i. Edward9 Burnham;[1451],[1451] born 1609;[1452] died 1700 at England.[1452] ii. Deacon John Burnham;[1453],[1453] born 1618;[1454] married Mary (--?--);[1455] died 5 Nov 1694 at Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, British America.[1456] John Burnham came in 1635 to Chebacco (Ipswich) Mass., and settled there. He joined the Pequot Expedition 1637, and in 1639 Ipswich granted him land for his services as a soldier in that expedition. He was a deacon of the church at Chebacco. He became the owner of a large tract of land, lying on the east side of what is now known as Haskell's Creek. He died upon this farm.[1457] John and Mary had at least four children: John (d. 1716), Josiah (1662-1692), Anna, and Elizabeth.[1457] iii. Benjamin Burnham;[1451],[1451] born 1621.[1452] iv. Thomas Burnham;[1458],[1458] born 1623;[1459] married Mary Tuttle 1645; where Mary was daughter of John Tuttle;[1460] died Jun 1694 at Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, British America.[1461] Thomas Burnham... settled at Chebacco (Ipswich), Mass. He joined the Pequot Expedition (1636 or 7); was selectman in 1647 and on town committees; 1664 made sergeant of Ipswich company; 1665 made Ensign; 1683 appointed Lietenant; Deputy to General Court in 1683, 1684 and 1685... He owned much real estate in Ipswich and also Chebacco, e.g. a saw-mill.[1462] Thomas and Mary had 12 children: Thomas (1646-1728), John (1648-1704), James (1650-1729), Mary (1652-), Johannah (1654-), Abigail, Ruth (1657-1657), Ruth (1658-), Joseph (1660-), Nathaniel (1662-), Sarah (1664-), and Esther (1666-).[1463] 1480. v. Robert Burnham. 2961. Mary10 ANDREWS (child of Richard, #5922);[653],[653] born 15 Aug 1585 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England;[735],[1452] married Robert Burnham (see #2960), son of Thomas Burnham, 1607 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England;[1317],[1449] died 26 Mar 1635 at Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England, at age 49.[735],[1452]
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2966. Reverend Joseph10 HULL (child of Thomas, #5932);[1464],[1464] born 1594 at Co. Somerset, England;[1465] married Agnes (--?--) at England;[1466] died 1665 at Isles of Shoals, British America.[1467] He and Agnes (--?--) emigrated on 25 Mar 1635 to Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1395] He and Agnes (--?--) lived between 26 Mar 1635 and 1641 at Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1395] He and Agnes (--?--) lived between 1642 and 1645 at York, Maine, British America.[1395] He and Agnes (--?--) lived in 1645 at Co. Cornwall, England.[1468] He and Agnes (--?--) lived in 1662 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1395] Children of Reverend Joseph10 Hull and an unknown spouse were as follows: i. Joane9 Hull;[1469] born circa 1620 at England.[1467] ii. Joseph Hull;[1469] born circa 1622 at England.[1467] iii. Tristram Hull;[1469] born circa 1624 at England.[1467] 1483. iv. Temperance Hull. v. Elizabeth Hull;[1469] born circa 1628 at England.[1467] vi. Grissell Hull;[1469] born circa 1630 at England.[1467] vii. Dorothy Hull;[1469] born circa 1632 at England.[1467] 2970 . John10 BICKFORD (see #1482 ) 2971 . Temperance10 HULL (Joseph, #2966) (see #1483 )
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2972. Phillip10 CHESLEY; born 1608 at Welford, Co. Gloucester, England;[1398] married Elizabeth Leighton (see #2973), daughter of Thomas Leighton;[1399],[1470] died 1674 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1398] He emigrated in 1633 to New Hampshire, British America; recruited by Captain Thomas Wiggin.[1471] Children of Phillip10 Chesley and Elizabeth Leighton (see #2973) were: 1486. i. Thomas9 Chesley. 2973. Elizabeth10 LEIGHTON (child of Thomas, #5946);[1323] born 1622 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1398] married Phillip Chesley (see #2972);[1399],[1470] died before 1661.[1208] She and Thomas Leighton emigrated in 1633 to New Hampshire, British America; recruited by Captain Thomas Wiggin.[1471]