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Joseph Sargent1

#501, (1663-1717)
Pedigree Link

Parents

Children with Mary Green (b. December 1668, d. 9 April 1759)

Biography

  • Joseph Sargent was born on 18 April 1663 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Mary Green, daughter of John Green and Sarah Wheeler, in 1685 in Malden, Massachusetts.2
  • Joseph Sargent died on 27 November 1717 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age 54.3
  • Joseph and Mary had 10 children and 61 grandchildren. 9 of the children lived past childhood, married and had their own children. Lots of descendants. When Joseph died (1717) 3 of his children had married - and he had 7 grandchildren. When Mary died (1759) at age 90, 8 of her children were still alive. All 61 of the grandchildren had been born; at least 21 grandchildren had died (death dates are incomplete) and at least 58 were living.

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.
  2. [S718] Sargent, L Don, compiler, family tree titled "Sargent's Roots", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sargents-roots, updated May 2008, viewed Jun 2008 , .
  3. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), death record, p 373.

Hannah Bucknam

#502, (1694-1782)
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Parents

Children with Joseph Sargent (b. 28 May 1690, d. 16 November 1760)

Biography

  • Hannah Bucknam was born on 13 August 1694 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • She married Joseph Sargent, son of Joseph Sargent and Mary Green, on 4 June 1713 in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • Her husband Joseph Sargent died leaving her a widow at age 70.
  • Hannah Bucknam died on 22 January 1782 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age 87.

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S316] Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, online image database, digitized by NEHGS, www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society,) searched Bucknam.

Mary Green

#503, (1668-1759)
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Parents

  • Father: John Green (b. 6 December 1632, d. 22 March 1709)
  • Mother: Sarah Wheeler (b. 16 March 1643, d. 1 December 1717)

Children with Joseph Sargent (b. 18 April 1663, d. 27 November 1717)

Biography

  • Mary Green was born in December 1668 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • She married Joseph Sargent, son of John Sargent and Deborah Hillier, in 1685 in Malden, Massachusetts.2
  • Mary Green died on 9 April 1759 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age 90.3
  • She was buried in Malden, Massachusetts.2
  • Joseph and Mary had 10 children and 61 grandchildren. 9 of the children lived past childhood, married and had their own children. Lots of descendants. When Joseph died (1717) 3 of his children had married - and he had 7 grandchildren. When Mary died (1759) at age 90, 8 of her children were still alive. All 61 of the grandchildren had been born; at least 21 grandchildren had died (death dates are incomplete) and at least 58 were living.

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S316] Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, online image database, digitized by NEHGS, www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society,) searched on John Green.
  2. [S718] Sargent, L Don, compiler, family tree titled "Sargent's Roots", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sargents-roots, updated May 2008, viewed Jun 2008 , .
  3. [S316] Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, online image database, digitized by NEHGS, www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society,).

John Sargent

#504, (1639-1716)
Pedigree Link

Parents

Children with Deborah Hillier (b. 30 October 1643, d. 20 April 1669)

Children with Lydia Chipman (b. 25 December 1654, d. 2 March 1729/30)

Biography

  • John Sargent was born in December 1639 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.
  • He moved with his parents William and Sarah to Barnstable, Massachusetts.
  • John was admitted freeman in 1662 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Deborah Hillier, daughter of Hugh Hillier and Rose (née unknown) Hillier, on 19 March 1662/63 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.2
  • The names were identified as Serjant and Hyllier.2
  • He was a selectman of the town of Barnstable for 6 years.3
  • His wife Deborah died on 20 April 1669 leaving him a widower at age 29 . At the time he had three children, the eldest being six years old.
  • John moved to Malden, Massachusetts.4
  • He married Mary Bense on 3 September 1669 in Malden, Massachusetts.5
  • Mary died in February 1670/71 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age ~32.6
  • He was a Private in King Philip's War under Lieutenant Gillam and Major Savage.7
  • He married Lydia Chipman, daughter of John Chipman and Hope Howland, about 1675 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.3
  • Lydia Chipman had Mayflower pedigree. Her mother was Hope Howland (1629-1684). Hope was the third child of John Howland (1592-1673) and Elizabeth Tilley (1607-1688). Both John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley arrived in America on the Mayflower. Therefore all eleven of Lydia and John Sargent's children and their descendants are eligible to join the Mayflower Society.8
  • In May 1695 Malden made a division of two thousand three hundred acres of common lands. The distribution was by lot to all freeholders in the town, in proportion to their ratable estates,--an average of about thirty acres to each man. Among the names are John Sargent, St., and John Sargent, Jr. It was voted by the town -- showing confidence in this integrity and fairness - "that John Sargent, sen'r, is the man to draw the lots."3
  • John Sargent died on 9 September 1716 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age 76.6
  • He was buried in Bell Rock Cemetery, Malden, Massachusetts. On his gravestone in the cemetery his name is spelled Sargant. His brothers in the same cemetary are spelled Sargent.3
  • It is a circumstance worthy of incidental mention, perhaps, that the first and third wives of John Sargent (who was born in Massachusetts Bay Colony) were born in Plymouth Colony; so that the mingled blood of the Pilgrim and the Puritan of these two noted colonies (which afterwards became the Commonwealth of Massachusetts) flows in the veins of all his descendants.
    ------from Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester (?) County vol2.7,3

Will

John Sargent left a will Like his transatlantic great-grandfather, he heeded the Scripture injunction; and all his fifteen children are named in his will of May 20, 1708.3

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , p 64.
  2. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.
  3. [S1224] James, compiler, family tree titled "The Sargent-Sergent Family Tree", published by Ancestry, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sargent-sergent, updated Jul 2009, viewed Mar 2019 , .
  4. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 34.
  5. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), p 204.
  6. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), p 373.
  7. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 32-33.
  8. [S1633] Riddle, Steve, compiler, family tree titled "Steve Riddle's Family Tree", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sriddle, updated Mar 2011, viewed Mar 2011 , .

Deborah Hillier

#505, (1643-1669)
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Parents

Children with John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)

Biography

  • Deborah Hillier was born on 30 October 1643 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
  • She married John Sargent, son of William Sargent and Sarah (née unknown) Minshall, on 19 March 1662/63 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • The names were identified as Serjant and Hyllier.1
  • Deborah Hillier died on 20 April 1669 at age 25. She died two weeks after giving birth to her fourth child.

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.

Hugh Hillier

#506, (about 1613-1647/48)
Pedigree Link

Children with Rose (née unknown) Hillier (b. estimated 1620, d. 1687)

Biography

  • Hugh Hillier was born about 1613.1
  • He was also known as Hugh Tilley. Hyllier is an alternate spelling.2,1
  • He immigrated on the ship Lyon's Whelp arriving in 1629.1
  • He immigrated to Salem, Massachusetts.1
  • Hugh Hillier was a fisherman.1
  • He married Rose (née unknown) Hillier about 1642.3,4
  • Hugh and Rose lived in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.4
  • Hugh lived in Barnstable, Massachusetts.4
  • He died on 28 January 1647/48 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, at age ~35.4,5

Story

It seems as though Hugh was referred in records with the name of Hugh Tilley. His origin was unknown, and he is not related to the Tilley brothers from the Mayflower.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S1084] Anderson, Robert, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633 Vols I-III, Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical society, 1995, vol III p 1820.
  2. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , vol 2, p 195.
  3. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  4. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 196.
  5. [S1084] Anderson, Robert, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633 Vols I-III, Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical society, 1995, vol III p 1821.

Rose (née unknown) Hillier1

#507, (estimated 1620-1687)
Pedigree Link

Children with Hugh Hillier (b. about 1613, d. 28 January 1647/48)

Children with Thomas Huckens (b. estimated 1615)

Biography

  • Rose (née unknown) Hillier was born estimated 1620.2
  • She married Hugh Hillier about 1642.2,3
  • Hugh and Rose lived in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.3
  • She married Thomas Huckens on 3 November 1648 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.4,5
  • She died in 1687 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, at age ~67.6

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , vol 2, p 195.
  2. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  3. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 196.
  4. [S661] the editor, "The Estates of Thomas Huckens and His Son John", The Mayflower Descendant, (the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants: Boston MA, 1922) , Journal Article, p 179.
  5. [S2632] Baldwin, Thomas W, Barnstable, MA: Vital Records 1625-1903 (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society), p 692.
  6. [S1084] Anderson, Robert, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633 Vols I-III, Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical society, 1995, vol III p 1821.

William Sargent

#508, (-1682)
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Parents

Children with Hannah (née unknown) Sargent (b. estimated 1605, d. September 1632)

Children with Marie (née unknown) Sargent (b. estimated 1613, d. about 1637)

Children with Sarah (née unknown) Minshall (b. estimated 1615, d. 12 January 1688/89)

Biography

  • William Sargent was baptized on 20 June 1602 in All Saints' Church, Northampton, England.1
  • He married Hannah (née unknown) Sargent estimated 1626.2
  • On 20 July 1626 William was made freeman in Northampton. He was a senior bailiff in 1632-33.
  • William Sargent was a haberdasher; also a planter and a lay Preacher.3
  • His wife Hannah died in September 1632 in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, leaving him a widower .4
  • He married Marie (née unknown) Sargent estimated 1633.2
  • His wife Marie died about 1637 in England leaving him a widower .
  • He married Sarah (née unknown) Minshall in 1637/38 in England.
  • He immigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts, in 1638 together with Sarah (née unknown) Minshall with two daughters (Hannah and Elizabeth).5
  • Possibly William left England to avoid persecution because he was a non-conformist. He was a member, like his father, of All Saints Church in Northampton. Owing to the Puritan spirit prevailing in the early 17th century many of the forms and ceremonies were discarded. But when Bishop Laud, later Archbishop of Cantebury, who hated the Puritans, came to power he ordered them restored and censored the people. We do not know whether William was marked for punishment. His father Roger had been Mayor of Northampton and his older brother Joseph was mayor after William's departure. The family was of the minor gentry. No clue of the English ancestry or place of residence had survived among his descendants. We don't know the name of their ship. Not until 1885 was the seventeenth century diary of Thomas Lechford published,which mentioned William & Sarah, their place of origin and their parents.6,3
  • William was admitted freeman in 1639 in Mass Bay Colony (Charlestown.)5
  • On 10 March 1638/39 William was admitted to the church; Sarah 1 week later.5,7
  • In 1649 the new town (Mystic Side) was set off from Charlestown, and called Malden. William was a lay preacher 1648-1650 until a minister was appointed. William's farm was on the southerly slope of a hill-afterwards called Belmont Hill in Malden (now called Everett). It was on both sides of what was afterwards the Newburyport Tpke, later called Broadway. Part of his house was standing until 1890.5
  • In 1653 He was a preacher in Barnstable - said to have followed Reverend John Lothrop. He was associated with Reverend Richard Bourne in Christianizing the Mashpee Indians. Richard Bourne married his daughter Ruth. He seems to have been a prominent man in Barnstable as he had been in Malden. His name in Middlesex County Court files 1661 as plaintiff to recover the rent of his farm in Malden.8
  • William and Sarah moved to Barnstable, Massachusetts, with their family.
  • William was admitted freeman estimated 1657 in Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts.
  • He died on 16 December 1682 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.9
  • Inventory of his estate was taken on 3 March 1682/83 £309.14.9 The House and land at Maulden according to the information we have from John Searjeant, besides what John Sarjeant hath added to it £176.00.00.10
  • William is a Gateway Ancestor, having descent to Ethelred II the Unready, King of England.11
  • William had 3 wives and 9 children. 2 children from his 1st wife survived and came to America. 2 children from his 2nd wife died in infancy. his 3rd wife and the 2 older children came to America - the remaining 3 children were born in America. 9 children, 30 grandchildren. So far (Nov 2024) I have found over 24,000 descendants.

Will

William Sargent left a will dated on 9 March 1679/80 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.10
William Sargent's will, of which the following is a copy, is recorded in the Plymouth Colony Records at Plymouth:

The last Will and Testament of Mr. William Serjant of Barnstable in the Government of New Plymouth, exhibited to the Court held att Plymouth aforsaid on the oathes of Mr. Thomas Hinckley assistant and John Chipman Elder as followeth;

I William Sargeant

of Barnstable in the Bofernment of New Plymouth being weak of body but by the Mercye of God of disposing mind and memory; and calling to mind the uncertainty7 of this Transitory life, and not knowing how soone it may please God to call mee hence, do therefore make and ordaine this my last Will and Testament, heerby revoakeing and adnulling all former and other will or wills heereterfore by mee made either by word or writing; and this only to be accoumpted and accepted as my last will and Testament as followeth

Imp, I will and bqueath my soule to God in Jesus Christ my Deare Saviour and onely redeemer and my body to decent buriall: and as to my Temporall estate which God hath bin pleased far above my deserts, to bestow upon mee; my will is that first of all thatt all my just debts which I owe to any person or persons in right or consience shall be first discharged and staisfyed out of my estate by my executors heerafter named, within convenient time after my decease

Item--I will and bequeath to Sarah my loveing wife all my household stuffe and two of my Cowes to be wholy att her dispose, and the use of the new end of my now dwelling house, or the use of one such Room of my house att Maulden, as shee shall chuse in case shee there desire to live during her natural life, and for the further support and stay of liveing I will unto her eight pounds per annum in current Country pay, to be payed out of the proffitts of my lands by my two sons John and Samuell during her naturall life, vid; my son John to pay six pounds therof and my son Samuel forty shillings therof yeerly, and every yeer during her naturall life.

Item I will and bequeath unto my son John Sergeant my house with all my lands att Maulden. To him and his heirs forever so as hee my said son his heires or assigns, doe well and truely pay or cause to be payed unto Sarah his mother the sume of six pounds per annum as above mensioned, and after his said mothers decease, the sum of five pounds as a leganse which I will to be payed to my Daughter Hannah Feech within one full yeer after his mothers my said wife her decease; and five founds as a legacse I give and bequesth to my Daughter Ruth Bourne within two yeers after my said wifes decease, and five pounds more to my said Daughter Ruth Bourn within three yeers after her my said wifes decease These Legacses to be payed in currant countrye pay at price currant; as they shall grow due and payable;

Item I will and bequeath unto my son Samuell Serjeant my now Dwelling house with all my land in Barnstable to him and his heirs forever, so as hee the said Samuell his heires or assigns doe well and truely pay of cause to be payed unto the said Sarah his mother forty shillings per annum in Currant Country pay during her naturall life, as aforesaid; also I will and bequeath to him the said Samuell my two oxen 2 cowes and a horse with my cart plow and other Tackling thereunto belonging, Item I will to Samuell Bill, my Grandson one heiffer or young horse, and my will is to leave all the rest of my estate in whatsoever it is unto my executors for the payment of my debts, and discharge of my funerall expences, and I doe hereby appoint and declare Sarah my said loveing wife and my Son John Serjeant aforsaid to be my executors of this my last Will and Testament; and my loveing friends Elder John Chipman and Deacon William Crocker to be ouerseers to see this my last Will and Testament be performed, according to the true intent therof; in witness wherof I have heerunto sett my hand and seal this ninth day of Mach Ann Dom 1679/80
William Serjeant (Seal)
Signed sealed and declared
In presence of Thomas Hinckley
John Chipman.

Story

Before leaving Northampton, William and Sarah were invited to dinner by Robert Woodford, a lawyer and steward of that town. His diary reads :We have invited to good people that are goeinge for New England, Mr Sargent, Mr Curwyn, and their wives, for Monday night. (Mr Curwyn was probably George Curwen/Corwin, founder of a Salem MA family.)

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Other Information

Citations

  1. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 18.
  2. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  3. [S5264] Lechford, Thomas, Note-Book kept by Thomas Lechford, Esq., Cambridge, MA: J Wilson and Son, 1885, p 224.
  4. [S401] Darrell Martin, family web site titled "The Genealogy of one Vermonter, Darrell A. Martin", http://www.darrell-martin.net/genealogy2/, viewed Oct 2007 , , Not available as of Jul 2022.
  5. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 19.
  6. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 7.
  7. [S8691] Brandon, John C, "The 1638 Emigration of William Sargent and George Curwen", New England Historical and Genealogical Record, volume 163, page 2008-2009, (NEHGS: Boston MA, Jul 2009) , americanancestors.org, p 193.
  8. [S9327] Brownson, Lydia B; Norton Doris V; Held Grace V, Genealogical notes of Cape Cod Families - from the Sturgis Library, Digital images of notes and references of families/people, https://www.sturgislibrary.org/research/notable-collections/genealogical-notes-of-cape-cod-families/, Sturgis Library 1967, vol 42 (Rogers to Seabury) p 100.
  9. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.
  10. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 32.
  11. [S1051] Roberts, Gary, The Royal Descents of 600 Immigrants, p 540.
  12. [S8691] Brandon, John C, "The 1638 Emigration of William Sargent and George Curwen", New England Historical and Genealogical Record, volume 163, page 2008-2009, (NEHGS: Boston MA, Jul 2009) , americanancestors.org, p 192. The quote is from the Ninth Report of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, Part II, , Appendix and Index (London: Historical Manuscripts Commission, 1884), 497.

Sarah (née unknown) Minshall

#509, (estimated 1615-1688/89)
Pedigree Link

Children with William Sargent (d. 16 December 1682)

Biography

  • Sarah (née unknown) Minshall was born estimated 1615.1
  • She married William Minshall estimated 1635.1
  • William and Sarah lived in Bunbury, Cheshire, England.
  • Her husband William Minshall died leaving her a widow at age ~26.1
  • She married William Sargent, son of Roger Sargent and Ellen Makernes, in 1637/38 in England.
  • Sarah (née unknown) Minshall migrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts, in 1638 together with William Sargent.2
  • On 10 March 1638/39 William was admitted to the church; Sarah 1 week later.2,3
  • In 1649 the new town (Mystic Side) was set off from Charlestown, and called Malden. William was a lay preacher 1648-1650 until a minister was appointed. William's farm was on the southerly slope of a hill-afterwards called Belmont Hill in Malden (now called Everett). It was on both sides of what was afterwards the Newburyport Tpke, later called Broadway. Part of his house was standing until 1890.2
  • Sarah and William moved to Barnstable, Massachusetts, with their family.
  • She died on 12 January 1688/89 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, at age ~74.4

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 19.
  3. [S8691] Brandon, John C, "The 1638 Emigration of William Sargent and George Curwen", New England Historical and Genealogical Record, volume 163, page 2008-2009, (NEHGS: Boston MA, Jul 2009) , americanancestors.org, p 193.
  4. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.

John Sargent1

#510, (1664/65-1755)
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Parents

Children with Mary Linnell (b. 16 December 1660, d. about 1755)

Biography

  • John Sargent was born on 16 February 1664/65 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Mary Linnell on 19 March 1681/82 in Malden, Massachusetts.2
  • He was called Justice, in the VRs of the marriage of his daughter Mary to Robert Arnold.3
  • He died on 16 April 1755 in Mansfield, Connecticut, at age 90.2

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S5414] Hamblen, David, "First Settlers of Barnstable", NEHGR, volume 2, (NEHGR: Boston, MA, 1848) , Vol 2 p 197.
  2. [S367] Blake, J, compiler, family tree titled "Packaged Ancestors - Vol !", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID jblakemd, updated Dec 2007 viewed Dec 2007 , .
  3. [S4904] Vital Records of Mansfield, Conn to the end of the year 1849 (Salem, Massachusetts: The Essex Institute, 1933), p 203.

Mary Linnell

#511, (1660-about 1755)
Pedigree Link

Children with John Sargent (b. 16 February 1664/65, d. 16 April 1755)

Biography

  • Mary Linnell was born on 16 December 1660 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • Father: David Linnell (b 1627 London, England) - Mother: Hannah Shelley (b 2 Jul 1637 Barnstable, MA.)1
  • She married John Sargent, son of John Sargent and Deborah Hillier, on 19 March 1681/82 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • Mary Linnell died about 1755 in Mansfield, Massachusetts, at age ~95.1

Other Information

  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S367] Blake, J, compiler, family tree titled "Packaged Ancestors - Vol !", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID jblakemd, updated Dec 2007 viewed Dec 2007 , .

Mary Sargent

#512, (1667-)
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Parents

Children with Nathan Tobey (b. about 1660, d. after 26 November 1721)

Biography

  • Mary Sargent was born in 1667 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.
  • She married Nathan Tobey in 1685 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S2614] Sandra, compiler, family tree titled "Thomas Tobey of Sandwich Descendants", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID tobeydescendants, updated May 2009, viewed Sep 2011 , .

Nathan Tobey

#513, (about 1660-after 1721)
Pedigree Link

Children with Mary Sargent (b. 1667)

Biography

  • Nathan Tobey was born about 1660 in Sandwich, Massachusetts.1
  • Father: Thomas Tobey (b c 1625, Wales) - Mother: Martha Knott (b c 1629.)1
  • He married Mary Sargent, daughter of John Sargent and Deborah Hillier, in 1685 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • Nathan married Sarah Fallowell (b c 1747). They had five children.1
  • Nathan Tobey died after 26 November 1721.1

Other Information

  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S2614] Sandra, compiler, family tree titled "Thomas Tobey of Sandwich Descendants", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID tobeydescendants, updated May 2009, viewed Sep 2011 , .

Jabez Sargent

#514, (1669-1694/95)
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Parents

Biography

  • Jabez Sargent was born on 6 April 1669 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.
  • He never married.
  • He died in 1694/95 at age ~26.

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Hannah Sargent

#515, (1675-)
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Parents

  • Father: John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)
  • Mother: Lydia Chipman (b. 25 December 1654, d. 2 March 1729/30)

Biography

  • Hannah Sargent was born in December 1675 in Malden, Massachusetts.

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Jonathan Sargent

#516, (1677-1754)
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Parents

  • Father: John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)
  • Mother: Lydia Chipman (b. 25 December 1654, d. 2 March 1729/30)

Children with Mary Lynde (b. 5 July 1678, d. 19 November 1716)

Children with Mary Sprague (b. 25 May 1696, d. 14 March 1787)

Biography

  • Jonathan Sargent was born on 17 April 1677 in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • He married Mary Lynde, daughter of John Lynde and Mary Pierce, on 13 March 1699/00 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • Jonathan Sargent married Mary Sprague, daughter of Jonathan Sprague and Mary Bunker, on 26 November 1717.
  • Jonathan was selectman in Malden for three years.2
  • He was a representative to the Massachusetts General Court from 1725-1730. When Jonathan was in the Legislature he voted with many leaders against the Explanatory Charter of 1725.2
  • In 1735 he gave a quarter of an acre of land "in the southerly part of Malden," "being part of my homestead whereon now I dwell" with a road twenty-six feet wide to the highway, to the "Inhabitants of the southerly part of Malden for a Meeting House."
  • Jonathan Sargent died on 27 October 1754 in Mansfield, Connecticut, at age 77.1

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Citations

  1. [S514] Hart, Debbie, compiler, family tree titled "Gregg and Debbie Hart", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID angelstar, updated Sep 2002 viewed Dec 2007 , .
  2. [S2229] Legislators of the Massachusetts General Court 1691-1780, online transcription database, digitized by New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2002 www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Schultz, John A, Legislators of the Massachusetts General Court 1691–1780 A Biographical Dictionary, Northeastern University Press: Boston, MA).

Mary Lynde

#517, (1678-1716)
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Parents

Children with Jonathan Sargent (b. 17 April 1677, d. 27 October 1754)

Biography

  • Mary Lynde was born on 5 July 1678.
  • Father: John Lynde.
  • She married Jonathan Sargent, son of John Sargent and Lydia Chipman, on 13 March 1699/00 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • Mary Lynde died on 19 November 1716 at age 38.

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Citations

  1. [S514] Hart, Debbie, compiler, family tree titled "Gregg and Debbie Hart", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID angelstar, updated Sep 2002 viewed Dec 2007 , .

Mary Sprague

#518, (1696-1787)
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Parents

Children with Jonathan Sargent (b. 17 April 1677, d. 27 October 1754)

Biography

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Mary Bense

#519, (estimated 1639-1670/71)
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Biography

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Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), p 204.
  3. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), p 373.

Lydia Chipman

#520, (1654-1729/30)
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Parents

Children with John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)

Biography

  • Lydia Chipman was born on 25 December 1654 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.
  • She married John Sargent, son of William Sargent and Sarah (née unknown) Minshall, about 1675 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.1
  • Lydia Chipman died on 2 March 1729/30 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age 75.2
  • Lydia Chipman had Mayflower pedigree. Her mother was Hope Howland (1629-1684). Hope was the third child of John Howland (1592-1673) and Elizabeth Tilley (1607-1688). Both John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley arrived in America on the Mayflower. Therefore all eleven of Lydia and John Sargent's childen and their descendants are eligible to join the Mayflower Society.3

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Citations

  1. [S1224] James, compiler, family tree titled "The Sargent-Sergent Family Tree", published by Ancestry, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sargent-sergent, updated Jul 2009, viewed Mar 2019 , .
  2. [S143] Corey, Deloraine P, Births Marriages and Deaths in the town of Malden Massachusetts 1649-1850 (city of Malden: University Press, 1903), p 373.
  3. [S1633] Riddle, Steve, compiler, family tree titled "Steve Riddle's Family Tree", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID sriddle, updated Mar 2011, viewed Mar 2011 , .

Hope Howland1

#521, (1629-1683/84)
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Parents

Child with John Chipman (b. 3 June 1620, d. 27 April 1708)

Biography

  • Hope Howland was born on 30 August 1629 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.2
  • She married John Chipman on 13 September 1646 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.1,3
  • John and Hope had 12 children.3
  • She died on 8 January 1683/84 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, at age 54.2

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Citations

  1. [S29] Sargent, Aaron, Sargent Genealogy in England and America, Somerville, MA: privately published, 1895, p 192.
  2. [S317] Wikipedia, On-line database of general knowledge contributed by the public, www.en.wikipedia.org, article: John Howland, viewed Nov 2020.
  3. [S5880] Knudsen, Fred, compiler, family tree titled "Knudsen/Essington Tree", published by Ancestry.com, www.ancestry.com, from database ID 12347330, viewed Dec 2021 , .

William Sargent

#522, (1680-1731/32)
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Parents

  • Father: John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)
  • Mother: Lydia Chipman (b. 25 December 1654, d. 2 March 1729/30)

Children with Mary Lewis (b. 1 March 1680/81, d. February 1743/44)

Biography

  • William Sargent was born on 20 November 1680 in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • He married Mary Lewis on 30 December 1702.
  • William and Mary lived in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • William was a selectman for nine years in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • He died on 15 March 1731/32 at age 51.

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Mary Lewis

#523, (1680/81-1743/44)
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Children with William Sargent (b. 20 November 1680, d. 15 March 1731/32)

Biography

  • Mary Lewis was born on 1 March 1680/81.
  • Father: Isaac Lewis.
  • She married William Sargent, son of John Sargent and Lydia Chipman, on 30 December 1702.
  • William and Mary lived in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • She died in February 1743/44 at age 62.

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Lydia Sargent

#524, (1682-1780)
Pedigree Link

Parents

  • Father: John Sargent (b. December 1639, d. 9 September 1716)
  • Mother: Lydia Chipman (b. 25 December 1654, d. 2 March 1729/30)

Children with Joseph Waite (b. 1675, d. 1725)

Biography

  • Lydia Sargent was born in 1682 in Malden, Massachusetts.1,2
  • She married Joseph Waite, son of Joseph Waite and Hannah Oakes, in 1701.3
  • The sisters Lydia and Deborah Sargent married brothers Joseph and Thomas Waite. They both married in 1701, by the same minister, Rev M Wigglesworth, but it is unclear whether or not they married on the same day.3
  • Lydia Sargent died in 1780 at age ~98.2

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Citations

  1. [S766] Rohr, Bill, compiler, family tree titled "Ferry, Russel, & Nagel family connections in Illinois", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID frn1198, updated Dec 2003, viewed Oct 2007 , .
  2. [S567] Merckle, Arden, compiler, family tree titled "Arden Mays Merckle Project", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID:3285988, updated Mar 2007, viewed Oct 2007 , .
  3. [S316] Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, online image database, digitized by NEHGS, www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society,) marriage record, viewed Mar 2011.

Joseph Waite

#525, (1675-1725)
Pedigree Link

Parents

Children with Lydia Sargent (b. 1682, d. 1780)

Biography

  • Joseph Waite was born in 1675 in Malden, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Lydia Sargent, daughter of John Sargent and Lydia Chipman, in 1701.2
  • The sisters Lydia and Deborah Sargent married brothers Joseph and Thomas Waite. They both married in 1701, by the same minister, Rev M Wigglesworth, but it is unclear whether or not they married on the same day.2
  • Joseph Waite died in 1725 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age ~50.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S567] Merckle, Arden, compiler, family tree titled "Arden Mays Merckle Project", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID:3285988, updated Mar 2007, viewed Oct 2007 , .
  2. [S316] Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, online image database, digitized by NEHGS, www.americanancestors.org. (Original publication: Massachusetts: Vital Records to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society,) marriage record, viewed Mar 2011.
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