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Sarah Browne m. 1632 England b. 1610 Hartford CT d. Sep 13, 1691 Newbury MA |
Joseph b. Oct 15, 1637 Newbury MA d. Nov 16, 1717 |
James b. Jan 22, 1639 Newbury MA d. Dec 6, 1714 Preston CT |
Moses b. Dec 6, 1643 Newbury MA d. Nov 10, 1729 Lyme, New London Co. CT |
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John b. Jun 4, 1645 Newbury MA d. Nov 9, 1678 Boston MA |
Thomas b. Aug 10, 1648 Newbury MA d. Apr 24, 1730 Newburyport MA |
Rebecca b. Apr 1, 1651 Newbury MA d. Oct 15, 1719 Newbury MA |
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William b. Sep 22, 1653 Newbury MA d. Mar 10, 1744 Newbury MA |
Sarah b. Aug 21, 1656 Newbury MA d. May 20, 1697 Beverly, Essex Co. MA |
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Enrolled at Southhampton, England on Mar 26, 1634 as passengers for New England
on the Mary and John. |
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James settled in Ipswich MA but moved to Newbury in 1635. In 1634, James was in
Mystic, now Medford MA. He preached there and was made freeman on Sep 3, 1634.
He was invited to become the preacher at Watertown, but declined, instead becoming
one of the first settlers of Newbury MA, the settlement being named after the town
in England where they founded the school. |
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Birth record of
son James Noyes, born in Newbury MA in 1639. |
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The gravestone of
Rev. James Noyes in the First Parish Burying Ground in Newbury MA reads: Here lies the body of the REV. JAMES NOYES who was born in Chaulderton, England, in 1608, came to New England in 1634, was chosen teacher of the church in Newbury as colleague with his cousin Parker in 1635. He died Oct. 22, 1656, in his 48th y'r. He was, sayd Mr. Parker, "a man of singular qualifications, in piety cradling[?]; and may be reckoned among the greatest worthies of his day." |
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Sources: Ancestry.com, Index of Obituaries 1704-1800, from: U.S. Newspaper Extractions, Provo, UT, p. 182. "Joseph Richardson Family", Rockingham County NC History, entry #894, 1976. Wequetequock Burial Ground, Stonington, New London Co. CT, findagrave, website. Mass. U.S., Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988,database on-line, Provo, UT. "Will of Jonathan Richardson", dated 5 Oct. 1772, proven May 24, 1773, Abstract of Bedford County, Va. Wills and Inventories and Accounts 1754-1787, pp 183-184. |
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