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Anna b. 12 (6) 1675, Henry b . 19 (10) 1676. The wife Sarah d. 27 June 1664. He married 9 ( 11) 1664, Anna<br />
Flint. She died 15 (8) 1675 [actually 1685!]. H is will dated March 3, probably March 15, 1676-7; ae. about 67 y<br />
ears; bequests to wife Dorcas, and sons Timothy and John." [So urce: Pope, Pioneers of Massachusetts]<br />
In his father's will of 1658, Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong> was named Executo r and given the major bequest, as follows: "My<br />
will is, that m y dwelling house, land, and moveables in ye Towne of Dedham, o r elsewhere, which shall be<br />
founde to my estate, at my decease , be equally devided into fiue pts, two pts whereof I giue vnt o my sonne,<br />
Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong>... Alsoe, my will is, that my son, Ti mothy <strong>Dwight</strong>, shall enjoy all that house and land which I<br />
gaue h im at hir first marriage with Sarah Sibly. "[2836643.FTW]<br />
The Honorable Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong> served as a legislator in the House of Representat ives of the Massachusetts<br />
General Court as the representative from Dedham for t he years 1691, 1692, 1693, and 1694. He was also a<br />
selectman of Dedham, a just ice of the peace, and a captain in the militia. An 1874 genealogy of the Dwigh t<br />
family suggests that he "died full of age and honors."<br />
Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong> was married six times. His first wife was Sarah (Sibley) Perman whom he married in 1651 and<br />
who died in childbirth the next year. He next married Sarah Powell i n 1653 and she bore him four children, two<br />
of which died in infancy. Sarah Pow ell died in 1664 and on January 9, 1665, he married Anna Flynt (sometimes<br />
Flint ). She bore Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong> ten children, one of which was NATHANIEL (see #364) . Anna died January<br />
29, 1685/86, and Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong> married three more times. His last wife was the only one who outlived him, and<br />
that by only one week. S he died on February 6, 1718, seven days after her husband.<br />
Savage's Genealog ical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England (1860-1862) suggests that Timothy<br />
<strong>Dwight</strong> was born about 1633, and says this about his death: "He d. 31 J an. 1718, aged 88, some say, but in 85th<br />
yr. is prob."[jaromlehi.FTW]<br />
They were of Hatfield, Massachusetts.<br />
References:<br />
!1, 6, 12. HR; Ref. No. 6206.<br />
Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, tlathro1@rochester.rr.com<br />
More About TIMOTHY DWIGHT:<br />
Ancestral File Number: 4HWR-19<br />
Burial: January 31, 1716/17, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts 64<br />
Immigration: Abt. 1634 64<br />
Occupation: Selectman, Representative 65<br />
Record Change: October 02, 2003 66,67<br />
Notes for ANNA FLINT:<br />
[2731103.FTW]<br />
Anna Flynt may have been the daughter of Henry Flynt and Margery Hoare (Margery Hoare was the sister of<br />
JOHN HOARE, noted elsewhere in this compendium). Her parentage is at present unresolved, but the compiler<br />
assures the reader that th is will not be ever thus.[2836643.FTW]<br />
Anna Flynt may have been the daughter of Henry Flynt and Margery Hoare (Margery Hoare was the sister of<br />
JOHN HOARE, noted elsewhere in this compendium). Her parentage is at present unresolved, but the compiler<br />
assures the reader that th is will not be ever thus.[jaromlehi.FTW]<br />
Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, tlathro1@rochester.rr.com[2666767.FTW]<br />
Braintree Records<br />
Anna Flynt [or Ann Flint] was Timothy <strong>Dwight</strong>'s third of six wive s. During the 20 years of their marriage she<br />
bore him ten child ren, of whom three died in early childhood. This information f rom the Genealogical<br />
Dictionary of New England Settlers helps t o confirm the pedigree chart of Anna Kent, wife of Freegace Adam s,<br />
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