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Sally Johnson
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1. Sally Johnson was born on 14 May 1798 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA (daughter of Asa Johnson and Hannah Horr); died in 1878. Notes:
Name: Sally Johnson
Gender: Female
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Birth Date: 14 May 1798
Birthplace: Waterford, Oxford, Maine
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Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Asa Johnson
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Mother's Name: Hannah Johnson
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C05238-2
System Origin: Maine-EASy
Source Film Number: 12625
Reference Number: p 30
Collection: Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900
http://www.albanymaine.org/history/Sawin%20Hill%20Road%20History.pdf
Photo of Thomas Sawin and Sally Johnson - Page 15
Photo of House, page 114Sally married Thomas Sawin about 1825. Thomas (son of Gen. Benjamin Sawin and Martha Howe) was born on 26 Nov 1799 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1870. [Group Sheet]
Children:- Maranda Sawin was born on 30 Oct 1825 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Lewis Holden Sawin was born on 16 Aug 1827 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1870.
- George Sawin was born on 27 May 1830 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died on 15 Aug 1831 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Sarah Ann Sawin was born on 18 Aug 1832 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in Nov 1856.
- Thomas Hubbard Sawin was born on 27 Nov 1835 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1909.
- Henry Sawin was born on 13 May 1837 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1913.
2. Asa Johnson was born on 15 Feb 1761 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (son of Asa Johnson and Tamar Whitcomb); died in 1833 in . Notes:
Name: Asa Johnson
Gender: Male
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Birth Date: 15 Feb 1761
Birthplace: LEOMINSTER,WORCESTER,MASSACHUSETTS
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Father's Name: Asa Johnson
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Mother's Name: Tamar
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50096-1
System Origin: Massachusetts-ODM
Source Film Number: 874029
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Collection: Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915
Name: Asa Johnson
Gender: Male
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Baptism/Christening Place: CIVIL, WATERFORD, OXFORD, MAINE
Birth Date: 14 Jan 1761
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C52146-1
System Origin: Maine-VR
Source Film Number: 12625
Reference Number: 2:VL7ZF3
Collection: Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900
Death date:
http://www.albanymaine.org/history/Sawin%20Hill%20Road%20History.pdf
http://books.google.com/books?id=Qwg1AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA265&lpg=PA37&ots=Hzi0ovDMYY&dq=%22Asa+Johnson%22+waterford+Maine&output=text
Asa Johnson, born 1761, married Hannah Hore, born 1763. He came to Waterford in 1786 from Templeton, [Worcester Co] Mass.; lived in the east part of the town; a farmer. He was one of the early settlers in Waterford.
Children:
Clarissa, b. 1787; m. Caleb Hersey. She was the first girl born in town.
Hannah, b. 1788; m. Henry Sawin.
Asa, b. 1791; m. Charlotte Peabody,
Lucy, b. 1794; m. Abram Newbegin.
Ira, b. 1796; m. Mary Towne.
Sally, b. 1798; m. Thomas Sawin.
Ebjah, b. 1800; m. Lucy Goddard.
Mary, b. 1802; m. Joseph Kiggs.
Leonica, b. 1804; m. Samuel Whiting.
These lived till the youngest was over forty years of age. The Johnson family generally were remarkable for longevity.
Revolutionary War - Pension Act Papers
Asa Johnson states that he is of Brighton, Cumberland Co, Maine and that he was born in 1761 in Leominster, Massachusetts.
States he enlisted in service in Leominster:
States he served:
April 1777 for 2 mos., stationed in Rhode Island under Col. Whitney of Harvard.
August 1777 for 3 mos., New York, Burgoyne Campaign, under Col. Cushing
Fall of 1780 for 3 mos., Fishkill? New York under Col. Round?
Fall of 1781 for 3 mos., Albany, New York under Capt. Carter
States he has resided in Cumberland Co, Maine for 47 years
States he is 71 years old.
Signed Aug 1832.Asa married Hannah Horr about 1787. Hannah (daughter of (Probable Son) Philip Horr and Hannah Haradon) was born on 2 Apr 1763 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. [Group Sheet] 3. Hannah Horr was born on 2 Apr 1763 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA (daughter of (Probable Son) Philip Horr and Hannah Haradon); died in in . Other Events:
- Baptism: 5 Jun 1763, Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA
Notes:
This couple had the first female child born in Waterford, Maine
Children:
- Clarissa Johnson was born on 6 Jul 1787 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1840 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Hannah Johnson was born on 26 Feb 1789 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1868.
- Asa Johnson was born on 11 May 1791 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died on 11 Oct 1873.
- Lucy Johnson was born on 20 Mar 1793 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Ira Johnson was born on 7 Jun 1796 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1878.
- 1. Sally Johnson was born on 14 May 1798 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA; died in 1878.
- Elijah Johnson was born on 2 Mar 1800 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Mary Johnson was born on 12 Apr 1802 in Waterford, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Leonica Johnson was born in 1804 in
.
Generation: 3
4. Asa Johnson was born about 1728 in Massachusetts, USA (son of Edward Johnson and Rebecca Reed); died on 28 Oct 1801 in Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground). Notes:
Asa's wife Tamar was a widow at the time of her death. See her notes.
Sterling, Ma (Chocksett Burial Ground):
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ma/worcester/towns/sterling/cemeteries/chocksett.txt
Capital letters in parenthesis after each of the following entries indicate that location of the grave on the plot plan. "CW" indicates a Civil War veteran. "REV" one who fought in the Revolutionary War. Inscriptions copied by Ruth Hopfmann & Barbara Dudley, 1983-1986.
JOHNSON
Abel s/o Edward & Relief d. 16 Oct 1799 age 9 (W)
Asa d. 28 Oct 1801 age 73 (W) REV
Asa s/o Jonas & Damaris d. 25 May 1790 age 19 (Z)
Clarissa d/o Edward & Relief d. 17 July 1801 age 20 (W)
Edward s/o Edward & Relief d. 10 July 1880 [1800] age 1 (W)
Edward d. 21 July 1828 age 82 (O) REV.
Mary A w/o John B. d. 7 Feb 1880 age 69 (D)
Oliver d. 10 July 1857 age 72 (O)
Peleg s/o Edward & Relief d. Sept. 1822 age 30 (W)
Relief w/o Edward d. 11 Jan 1854 age 87 (O)
Relief d/o Edward & Relief d. 8 July 1878 age 82 (O)
[[*** Not to be confused with Asa Johnson, the lawyer, of Leominster, Ma:
http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA103&lpg=PA103&dq=%22asa%20johnson%22%20OR%20%22johnson%2C%20asa%22%20lawyer%20leominster&sig=saVpidqJZnNA_3A4_iHvk_wAC8o&ei=6VYzTIXiIsOblgfgi7W-Cw&ct=result&id=-SFaLhqCZFsC&ots=rDGtFVRP9j&output=text
LEGAI PROFESSION.
With regard to the legal profession, the town has been highly favored. For nearly the whole of the first half century there was no lawyer here. The first who established himself *as an Attorney in this place, was Asa Johnson.
" This very singular man was born in the town of Bolton, in this State, and was actually engaged in the naval service of his country in the revolution ;? was a prisoner some considerable time at Halifax, but finally liberated, and in a second cruise, obtained prize money enough to educate himself at the University of Harvard, for which he had a great desire ; he was classmate with the Hon. John Quincy Adams, now President of the United States.
For many years he practised law in Leominster, but never arose to a degree of eminence in his profession which many of his contemporaries have enjoyed; yet his reputation, as an upright attorney, was proverbial. He was a classical scholar, and a tolerable linguist; but his eccentricities form the most memorable items. He lived and died a bachelor; kept house twenty years, and in the whole time never was known to cat from an earthen plate, in his own house; his table was constantly furnished with wooden trenchers. Disgusting as it may appear, he has been known to cook a cat, owls, hawks, and various reptiles, and to invite visitants to partake of his rare dish. He was the father of a young lady whom he educated with paternal fondness, yet he would never allow her to call him father ; it must on all occasions, be " Mr. Johnson." Not having married to meet his views, she was partially discarded ; but her death, soon after, appeared to affect him, although he resolutely declared that he had not the smallest anxiety for her, after she had disobeyed his injunctions in matrimony.
Johnson had many original notions, peculiar to himself; in spelling his own name he never inserted an h, but wrote simply in this manner, Jonson ; because /the h was an unnecessary letter, while his brothers and family connections used it. Several times in life he attempted to domesticate frogs, toads and serpents, and succeeded so wonderfully, as to have them, in a field, come at his call. A cat was his constant office companion, which was named after some statesman, for whom he had a peculiar regard ; one cat succeeded another, and generally bore the name of its predecessor.
For a repartee, he had few equals; as a specimen of his talents, this circumstance, which is said to have taken place at a boarding house in Worcester, is recorded.
A young mellow-headed lawyer sitting in company with Johnson, who was surrounded with counsellors, thinking to put him to a blush, asked him if he had ever eaten a dish of stewed pollywogs, having been informed that he had a relish for disgusting rarities 1 Johnson answered in the negative, and said he did not think they would injure him, however, if he should ; but observed to his interrogator, that it would be a ruinous meal for him. " Why."?" said the lawyer, " because," answered Johnson, " it is a well known fact that pollywogs will kill goslings." Johnson was fond of good living, and the society of literary persons ; he was remarkably polite, and among ladies, pleasing and agreeable in conversation. Above all, it is to be regretted that he lived, and died as he lived, a professed atheist; he welcomed death as an unaccountable something that would annihilate his soul forever.
At one time in his life he was worth a good interest; but at the close of it, his propensity for gaming and other concomitant habits, stripped him of his possessions in a few years.
He died of debility, on Sunday, August 13 th, 1820, in his sixty-third year, a pensioner of the United States."
The above biographical sketch of Mr. Johnson was published in the Boston News Letter, about twenty-five years ago, and must have been written by some one who had been well acquainted with him. Although the course of life which he led, could not, as a whole, commend itself to the consciences of sober-minded men, yet there were many good traits "in his character. He was kind to the poor. He was not inclined to encourage litigation merely for the sake of pocketing a fee. He was a charming singer, and did much to improve the church music in this place. He was strictly an honest man, and for several years was Town Treasurer, and an efficient member of the school committee. And although I shall not vouch for the fact, yet it is strongly impressed upon my mind, that, towards the close of his life, he not only expressed doubts whether the course which he had pursued with regard to religious and moral subjects was the true one; but even went so far, a day or two before his death, as to say, " I have been a wicked man."
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Oldest+cemetery+rich+in+history-a0186484161
"LEOMINSTER - Asa Johnson, the city's first lawyer, was a bit of an eccentric.
He ate things ? rats and owls, for example ? that other people wouldn't think of tasting, even in the 1700s. He fought with the militia at the Battle of Lexington and Concord in 1775, but later became a privateer.
Johnson, who was an atheist, attended church, but only so he could introduce different musical instruments to the services, causing one distinguished worshipper to storm out in disgust.
A shopkeeper with a Main Street store that stood at the former Boston Fish Market site, Johnson ran unsuccessfully for several local state offices, but did become a postmaster and justice of the peace. He died in 1820.
He is buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, ....."
http://www.archive.org/stream/vitalrecordsofle00leom/vitalrecordsofle00leom_djvu.txt
LEOMINSTER DEATHS.
JOHNSON
Asa, Esq., Aug. 13, 1820. Scrofulous disease, c.r.
The following "Asa Johnson" has same death date as "Asa Johnson" the lawyer,
but "Asa Johnson" the lawyer died "in his sixty-third year," (born abt 1758):
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=johnson&GSiman=1&GScid=91446&GRid=28735147&
Asa Johnson
Birth: Feb. 16, 1728
Death: Aug. 13, 1820
Inscription:
Rhode Island
Pvt. 2 RI Regt.
Revolutionary War
Burial:
Pine Grove Cemetery
Leominster
Worcester County
Massachusetts, USA
Plot: M-2
Created by: Bonnie/Barb
Record added: Aug 02, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 28735147
There is an Asa Johnson, born in Bolton, Ma in 1759:
http://www.archive.org/stream/vitalrecordsofbo00bolt/vitalrecordsofbo00bolt_djvu.txt
Bolton Births
JOHNSON
Asa, s. Edward and Mary, April 6, 1759.Asa married Tamar Whitcomb on 22 Feb 1753 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA. Tamar (daughter of Benjamin Whitcomb and Dorothy White) was born on 28 Mar 1735 in Lancaster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; died on 5 Mar 1815 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground). [Group Sheet]
5. Tamar Whitcomb was born on 28 Mar 1735 in Lancaster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (daughter of Benjamin Whitcomb and Dorothy White); died on 5 Mar 1815 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground). Notes:
She died a Widow:
http://www.archive.org/stream/vitalrecordsofle00leom/vitalrecordsofle00leom_djvu.txt
LEOMINSTER DEATHS.
JOHNSON
Wid. Tamer, March 5, 1815
Cemetery:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=68385618Children:
- Tamar Johnson was born on 4 Jan 1754 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Sarah Johnson was born on 26 Jul 1755 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Relief Johnson was born on 25 Jul 1757 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; died about 1844 in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground).
- Prudence Johnson was born on 22 Jul 1759 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- 2. Asa Johnson was born on 15 Feb 1761 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in 1833 in
. - Jonas Johnson was born on 30 Nov 1762 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Silas Johnson was born on 14 Mar 1765 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Jonathan Johnson was born on 3 May 1767 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Eunice Johnson was born on 19 Jun 1769 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Lucy Johnson was born on 7 Mar 1771 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Lettice Johnson was born on 8 Feb 1773 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Mary Johnson was born on 1 Dec 1774 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Nathan Johnson was born on 25 May 1777 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- Jotham Johnson was born on 22 Oct 1779 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA.
6. (Probable Son) Philip Horr was born on 14 Sep 1734 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA (son of Isaac Hoar and Abigail Staples); died on 14 Nov 1822 in Norway, Oxford Co, Maine, USA. Notes:
Groom's Name: Philip Hoar
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Bride's Name: Hannah Harradon
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Marriage Date: 03 Sep 1757 [Marriage Intention]
Marriage Place: Norton, Bristol, Massachusetts
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I01079-4
System Origin: Massachusetts-EASy
Source Film Number: 2031210
Reference Number: item 1 p 32
Collection: Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910
Found in: "History of Waterford Maine 1775-1875" page 42
" ?..Sept. 8th, of the same year (1873), Philip Hor, originally from Taunton (Ma.), but last from Brookfield, Mass., came to examine a lot of land (Lot.5, Range 9.) which he had previously bought, about half a mile west of Joel Plummer's. The next June two of his sons came with him; they spent the summer clearing land. Late in the fall he returned to Brookfield (Ma.), leaving his sons to brave the severity of a long winter, or go to the older settlements. At that time there was considerable lumbering done in the coast towns. June, 1785, he came with his wife, who was from Norton, Mass. They suffered great hardships on the way. Their household goods were brought from Stevens Brook (Bridgton, Maine) on the backs of those who helped them in; for at this time the Scoggin trail, a mere bridle path, was the only road into Waterford.
They were disappointed in a house and provisions, which they had bargained for. So Mr. Hor built a hut of hemlock bark, and this was their only shelter for two years. They had not even a cow. Their nearest neighbors were three miles away, the Hamlins, who lived south of Tom pond. During six weeks of winter this family saw no human beings but themselves and no animal but a dog. When they wanted meal they had either to back the corn twelve miles to Stevens Brook, or go out and get a horse, which occupied a day, take the grist to mill, which occupied another, and the third day return the horse. Mrs. Hor was for some time the only woman in the plantation in full communion with the church." -
http://books.google.com/books?dq=%22Asa%20Johnson%22%20waterford%20Maine&q=asa%20johnson&id=Qwg1AAAAIAAJ&output=text&pg=PA257
Philip Horr married Hannah Harrington. Mr. Horr moved from Norton, Mass., to Brookfield, Mass., and thence to Waterford. His was the first family as such in town. Mrs. Horr was the first woman in town. They came here soon after the revolutionary war, and lived half a mile west of Joel S. Plummer.
Children:
Hannah, m. Asa Johnson.
Asa.
Isaac, m. Rebecca Heald.
John, m. 1st, Atherton; 2d, Anna Hobbs.
Abram, m. Mary Hall.
Abigail, m. Elijah Potter
Who was Philip's father?
Comments by Roz: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com
Norton T. Horr, in his book "A Record of Descendants of Hezekiah Hoar" (See page 9: https://archive.org/stream/recordofdescenda00horr#page/8/mode/2up ), states that Philip was son of either William or Isaac. It is my opinion that Philip was a son of Isaac.
Regarding Philip Hor/Horr, born 1734, married Hannah Harodon/Harrodon.
I feel that he (Philip) was most probably son of Isaac Hoar and Abigail Staples, and not son of William Hoar and Sarah Macomber. I would be most interested if anyone should ever find info. that would help my case. What I have so far:
Norton T. Horr (author of : A Record of Descendants of Hezekiah Hoar) says:
1. "Sarah Macomber was dau. of William Macomber". I feel, that although William Macomber (and wife, Sarah Holloway) did have a dau. named Sarah, being born 3-13-1709, she would not have been old enough to marry William Hoar in or around 1715.
2. The Macomber genealogy, pg. 91, says Sarah, dau. of John and Hannah (Bobbit/Babbit) Macomber m. William Hoar abt. 1715 and that this Sarah died 1757 as opposed to Norton's date of 1753.
3. As to the children of William Hoar and Sarah Macomber, Norton T. Horr says:
"A careful search of all known records fails to disclose the names of his (William Hoar's) children, except Anna. He [William Hoar] and his brother Isaac were the only ones of the name then in Taunton whose children are not known. There is strong evidence to believe that he had: Jacob, d. 1756, Ruth, Anna who married (Seth) Hodges; and Philip".
4. I think it has become accepted, by now, that Anna (who married Seth Hodges) was dau. of Jonathan Hoar and not William Hoar based on what the Macomber genealogy says on pg. 14: "Sept 8, 1735 Jonathan Hoar petitioned the court to appoint a guardian for his daughter Anna, who was then seven years old and had a claim on the estate of John Macomber through her mother".
5. I feel that Philip Hoar/Hor was a son of Isaac Hoar and Abigail Staples because this family also used surname Hor.
Philip Hoar/Hor m. Hannah Haradon/Harradon.
The Haradon/Harradon family was of Norton, Ma.
Philip Hoar/Hor was of Norton Ma. before moving to Maine.
Charity, dau. of Isaac Hoar and Abigail Staples m. John Harodon/Harrodon who was brother of Hannah Harodon/Harrodon who married Philip Hoar/Hor.
6. At the time of Norton's book he (Norton Horr) apparently did not know Philip's date of birth since it is not included. Philip was born 1734. This date fits better with Isaac Hoar/Hor's children then with m. date of 1715 for William and Sarah (Macomber) Hoar. (Philip would have been born 18/19 yrs. after their marriage...Possible but I think improbable.) Philip and Hannah (Harradon) Hoar/Hor named one son Isaac and named no son William. And since Norton says that William and Isaac Hoar were the only ones whose children were not known...I think it's a pretty good case, so far, for Philip to be son of Isaac Hoar/Hor and not William Hoar.
DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition - Part 2- page 1441. The info is as
follows: "Philip: b c 1732 MA d 11-14-1822 ME m Hannah Harraden Pvt MA."Philip married Hannah Haradon about 1757 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA. Hannah (daughter of William Haradon and Abigail Gray) was born on 13 Feb 1734 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. [Group Sheet] 7. Hannah Haradon was born on 13 Feb 1734 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA (daughter of William Haradon and Abigail Gray); died in in . Notes:
Groom's Name: Philip Hoar
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Bride's Name: Hannah Harradon
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Marriage Date: 03 Sep 1757
Marriage Place: Norton, Bristol, Massachusetts
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I01079-4
System Origin: Massachusetts-EASy
Source Film Number: 2031210
Reference Number: item 1 p 32
Collection: Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910Children:
- Philip Horr was born about 1758 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in Gorham, Cumberland Co, Maine, USA.
- Asa Horr was born about 1758 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. - 3. Hannah Horr was born on 2 Apr 1763 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. - Isaac Horr was born on 16 Jun 1765 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; was christened on 11 Oct 1767 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. - Deacon John Horr was born about 1767 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; was christened on 11 Oct 1767 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died on 9 Oct 1856 in Norway, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Abraham Horr was born about 1769 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in Aug 1849 in
. - Abigail Horr was born about 1776 in
; was christened on 21 Apr 1776 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in .
Generation: 4
8. Edward Johnson Edward married Rebecca Reed. [Group Sheet]
9. Rebecca Reed Children:
- 4. Asa Johnson was born about 1728 in Massachusetts, USA; died on 28 Oct 1801 in Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground).
10. Benjamin Whitcomb Benjamin married Dorothy White. [Group Sheet]
11. Dorothy White Children:
- 5. Tamar Whitcomb was born on 28 Mar 1735 in Lancaster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; died on 5 Mar 1815 in Leominster, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Sterling, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, USA (Chocksett Burial Ground).
12. Isaac Hoar was born about 1695 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA (son of Nathaniel Hoar and Sarah Wilbore); died in 1741 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA. Isaac married Abigail Staples. Abigail was born about 1701 in East Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. [Group Sheet] 13. Abigail Staples was born about 1701 in East Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in . Children:
- Charity Hoar was born about 1732 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
. - 6. (Probable Son) Philip Horr was born on 14 Sep 1734 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died on 14 Nov 1822 in Norway, Oxford Co, Maine, USA.
- Jacob Horr was born on 20 Mar 1737 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in 1809 in Norton Or Rehoboth, Massachusetts, USA.
- Charity Hoar was born about 1732 in Taunton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
14. William Haradon was born on 18 Jan 1713 (son of John Haradon and Mildred Page); died in in . William married Abigail Gray on 1 Jul 1731 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA. Abigail (daughter of John Gray and Abigail Mazury) was born on 3 Nov 1715 in Salem, Essex Co, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet]
15. Abigail Gray was born on 3 Nov 1715 in Salem, Essex Co, Massachusetts, USA (daughter of John Gray and Abigail Mazury). Children:
- John Haradon was born on 23 Mar 1733 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA.
- 7. Hannah Haradon was born on 13 Feb 1734 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts, USA; died in in
.