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_John BLAND _________|
| (1572 - 1666) m 1597|
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|--Thomas BLAND
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|_Isabella DRAKE _____|
(1585 - 1639) m 1597|
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_John BRYANT ________
| (1618 - ....)
_Thomas BRYANT ______|
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| |_Mary HIGHLAND ______+
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|--Benjamin BRYANT
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|_Mary EWELL _________|
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|--Gertrude Beatrice FUGIT
| (1875 - ....)
| _Thomas FORCE _________+
| | (1829 - 1882)
|_Mary Eliza FORCE ___|
(1854 - ....) |
|_Rebecca Tilden MEADS _+
_Rudolph MAURER ______
| (1750 - 1811)
_Henry MOWERY _______|
| (1783 - 1855) m 1808|
| |_Elizabeth ___________
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|--Joseph MOWERY
| (1812 - 1894)
| _Peterus FREEZE ______
| | (1768 - 1848)
|_Susanna FREEZE _____|
(1790 - 1858) m 1808|
|_Penelope (BOSTIAN?) _
(1768 - 1851)
_Henry PIERSON ______+
| (1704 - 1776) m 1726
_David PIERSON ______|
| (1741 - 1813) m 1768|
| |_Hannah BOWER _______+
| m 1726
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|--David PIERSON
| (1771 - 1851)
| _____________________
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|_Hannah LAWRENCE ____|
(1746 - 1822) m 1768|
|_____________________
[95741]
[S799]
Carol E. Pearson
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Name listed as SALLTMARSH in Vital Records of Haverhill Volume 2.
Came to Charlestown and became a Freeman (citizen) in 1730. He moved toWatertown and held term offices. Licensed innkeeper 1735-1769. Was SeaCaptain or Captain in Royal Navy. Earliest known Saltmarsh Ancestor. Hehad a Saltmarsh family Coat of Arms which bore the motto: "Virtus adAstra'". (from16901 ancestry.com)[49708.ftw]
From Genealogy New Hampshire Vol. 4 Stearnes. "The first Americanancestor was Captain Thomas Saltmarsh, who was born in England, where hewas captain in the royal navy. There is tradition not positivelyauthenticated that he was the son of Captain William Saltmarsh whocommanded the ship "Larke: of the Royal Navy". The old English origin andrepute line is also from this.
From the Winifred Saltmarsh Raines collection:
Thomas Saltmarsh family in Gen. & Family Hist. of the State of N.H. byEzra S. Stearns p. 1713. Error in the records suggest that Capt. ThomasSaltmarsh was the son of Capt. Wm. "Saltmarsh" of the "Larke" and"Jersey" of the English Royal Navy. Capt. Wm. Tollemach (other spellingsalso) was not our ancestor, though he was an interesting character. Hewas unmarried, he d. in the Indies and his mother, the Duchess ofLauderdale inherited his estate. This info. from THE SCOTS PEERAGE Vol.III David Douglas 1906.
He left a will, No 19754 at Cambridge, Mass. He left a substantialestate. Ancestry.com Middlesex County, Massachusetts Probate Index showsthis to be in Bedford.
Licensed innkeeper in Watertown from 1735-1769, not far west of MillBridge, probably that since known as the Wellington Tavern [EarlySettlers of Watertown, Bond]
Boston, MA Marriages, 1700-1809, shows a William Saltmarsh filedintentions to marry a Mary Danley on 1 Apr 1729/30. No marriage wasrecorded, though. Relation to Thomas?? Original data is with the registrydept. in Boston.
According to Sharon Saltmarsh Stevens, Phillip Saltmarsh of England wasthe connection to Capt. Thomas.
Fromhttp://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/z/Walter-E-Hazen-CO/GENE1-0012.html:
Notes for THOMAS SALTMARSH:
Of London. l Thomas Saltmarsh is said to have been Captain of a merchantship, or according to another tradition, a Captain in the Royal Navy. Thesurname was probably derived from the parish of Saltmarsh on the RiverHull in the East Riding of Yorkshire. He settled first in Charlestown,and in 1734 in Watertown, where he was an inn-keeper many years. He wasConstable in 1743, and Assessor, 1741, 1742, and 1745.
In History of Antrim genealogies, it lists Isaac as the sone of Thomasand Betsey Abbott, but as grandson of *William* Saltmarsh.
From Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1st ed. Filby and Meyer (atNHSL):
Saltmarsh, Thomas, Babados, 1685
Saltmarsh, Thomas, Barbados and/or Jamaica 1685
(i.e. went to one of these islands then).
Source is Coldham, English Convicts in Colonia America, Vols. 1, 2 (prob.2)
Complete Book of Emigrants 1661-1699, pg 522
1685
6 July
Newgate prisoners reprieved to be transported to Barbados or Jamaica.London: (...) Thomas Saltmarsh
Original record: PRO: C66/3276/12
Possible burial sites may include Arlington St. Cemetery in Watertown(Mt. Auburn St.) or Watertown Burying Ground in Waltham.
Bond's shows what is possibly his signature.
The General Armory of England Scotland Ireland and Wales (Sir BernardBurke) states for Saltmarshe:
Saltmarsh (co. Leicester). Gu. crusily botonnee ar. three covered cups ofthe last.
Saltmarsh , or Salsomarisco (Stonby, co. Lincoln, and Upton, co.Warwick). Ar. crusily gu. three cinquefoils of the last.
Saltmarsh. Gu. on a bend ar. betw. two cotises or, three escallops sa.
Saltmarshe (Saltmarshe, Co. York, an ancient family of that co.). Ar.semee of crosses crosslet three cinquefoils gu. pierced of the first.Crest-A rudder or. Motto-Ad astra virtus
In Suffolk Surnames (Bowditch), there is this puzzling entry "Mr Mountainwrote in 1800; Mr. Saltmarshe, in 1639." There are no references to whathe wrote but apparently we might assume he was in Suffolk Co. at the time.
For non-commercial use only!
Date of Import: Nov 3, 2000
[2298]
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Family Memorials. Genealogies, Families and Descendants, Early Settlers of Watertown Massachusetts, Waltham, and Weston.
THOMAS SALTMARSH, an innkeeper, of Wat., from 1734 to 1769. He received various appointments to town offices. Wife MARY. Chil. b. in Wat.
[2299]
[S263]
Vital records of Haverhill Massachusetts
"of London"
[2293]
[S303]
Could be abt. 1701 according to ind. record on familysearch.com.
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FamilySearch.com individual records
Says died in Bedford
[2295]
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Winifred J. (Saltmarsh) Raines collection
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DaveMcCallisterFile.FTW
Date of Import: Feb 4, 2001
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[S238]
DaveMcCallisterFile.FTW
Date of Import: Feb 4, 2001
[106262]
[S244]
Sealings for the dead, couples and children (includes some living spouses and children), 1944-1970; heir index, 1944-1972
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Vital records of Haverhill Massachusetts
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http://www.familytreemaker.com/_glc_/2103/2103_172.html
MARRIAGE: 31 JUL 1769, Hopkinton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts
[106276] From one of the following: Hadley's Goffstown, p. 445, Wyman's Charlestown, Watertown Vital Records, Vol. 2, pp. 100, 106, Vol. 3, pp. 111, 115, 118, 119, N. E. Hist. Gen. Reg., Vol. 32, p. 174, Hopkinton Vital Records, pp. 356, 365.
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Vital Records of Hopkinton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts to the Year 1850
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Vital Records of Hopkinton
from ancestry.com
_George H SHAFFER ____+
| (1781 - 1874)
_William Martin SHAFFER _____|
| (1856 - 1935) |
| |_Rebecca Newton CARR _
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|--Fred SHAFFER
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|_Henrietta Caroline TYERSON _|
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|______________________
[66808] Still Living.
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_John TATMAN ________|
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|--Ellen TATMAN
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| _Oliver TRENCHARD ___+
| | (1829 - 1906) m 1852
|_Mary TRENCHARD _____|
(1855 - ....) |
|_Mary Nancy LYONS ___
(1832 - 1905) m 1852
[51598] Still Living.
[2901]
Jacob Zimmer (1722-82) was a member of the Committee of Safety
and Correspondence in Schoharie County, New York, where he was