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The history of Lynn - Lynn Massachusetts Genealogy Project

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1637.] HISTORY OF LYNN. 63Nathaniel Fish, Jonathan Fish, Peter Gaunt, Andrew Hallet,William Harlow, William Hedge, Joseph Holway, WilliamHurst, John Joyce, Richard Kirby, Thomas Lander, JohnMiller, William Newland, Benjamin Noye, Mr. Potter, JamesSkippe, George Slawson, Michael Turner, John Vincent, PeterWright, Nicholas Wright, Richard Wade, John King, JohnWinsor, Mr. Wollaston, and Thomas Willis. <strong>The</strong>ir ministerwas the Rev. WiUiam Leveridge.^ Mr. Dexter and Mr. Willisdid not remove at this time.<strong>The</strong> following persons were also at <strong>Lynn</strong> as early as thisyear.Abraham Belknap. He had two sons, Abraham and Jeremy.From him descended Dr. Jeremy Belknap, the historian<strong>of</strong> New Hampshire.Edmund Bridges died in 1686. <strong>The</strong> name <strong>of</strong> his wife wasMary, and his sons were John and Josiah.Jenkin Davis, joiner, freeman 1637, died 1661. His wifewas Sarah, and he had a son John.Joseph Floyd lived in Fayette street, and afterwards removedto Boston. In 1666, his house and six acres <strong>of</strong> land,bounded " west next the town common and east next a littleriver,"- were sold for thirty eight pounds to " Henry Silsbe <strong>of</strong>Ipswich." <strong>The</strong> little river is Stacey's Brook.Christopher Foster, farmer, freeman 1637, lived in Nahantstreet.George Fraile died 9 December 1663. He had a sonGeorge, who was accidentally killed in 1669, by " a piece <strong>of</strong>timber, <strong>of</strong> about fifteen hundred v/eight, rolling over him."-^Nathaniel Handforth was a " haberdasher" from London,and lived on the north side <strong>of</strong> the common. He was buried13 September 1687, aged 79 years.Thomas Ivory, died in 1664. He had a son Thomas.Richard Johnson came over in 1630, and lived with SirRichard Saltonstall at Watertown. He was admitted a freemanin 1637, and in the same year came to <strong>Lynn</strong>, and settledas a farmer on the eastern end <strong>of</strong> the common. He died in1666, aged 54 years. His children were, Daniel, Samuel,Elizabeth, and Abigail. His descendants remain.Thomas Keysar was mate <strong>of</strong> a vessel which sailed fromBoston, commanded by James Smith.1 Sandwich Rec. 2 Essex Reg. Deeds. 3 Q. C. Files.

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