| ADAMS, James "Goodman" (9GGF, <1620-1707) |
Early settler |
Carlisle ancestor |
Carlisle location |
Creation of Carlisle |
"Brother" to Benjamin Russell |
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| ADAMS, Prescilla RAMESDEN (9GGM, ~1646-1717) |
Wife of James Adams |
Carlisle ancestor |
Early settler |
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| ADAMS RUSSELL, Hannah (8GGM, 1670-1727) |
Wife of William Russell |
Married to William Russell, in our Lexington Russell line |
Mother of James Russell |
Carlisle ancestor |
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| ALLEN BENJAMIN, Lydia (9GGM, 1624-1709) |
Wife of John Benjamin of our Cambridge pioneer line |
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| ALMSTEAD, Elizabeth BUTLER (6GGM, 1643-1729) |
Wife of Joseph Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| ALMSTEAD, Joseph (6GGF, 1654-1726) |
Son of Nicholas and Sarah Almstead; husband of Sarah Loomis
In our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| ALMSTEAD, Nicholas (7GGF, 1612-1684) |
Harvard Square homestead |
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| ALMSTEAD, Sarah LOOMIS (7GGM, 1617-1667) |
Wife of Cambridge pioneer Nicholas Almstead: our descent from
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| ANDERSON, H. Duane (Father, 1913-1995) |
Married to Leola Seely, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Wedding presents |
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| ANDERSON, Leola SEELY (Mother, 1910-1968) |
Mayflower descendant |
In our Plantagenet line |
In our Olmstead, Benjamin, and Hooker lines from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line |
In our Lexington Russell line
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| ANDERSON, Richard Bryan (Humble self, 1941- ) |
Married Valerie, 1964 |
Visited Nauvoo in 2001
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| ANDERSON, Valerie JORGENSON (Wife, 1941- ) |
Married Richard, 1964 |
Visited Nauvoo in 2001
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| ANDERSON DUNAWAY, Ruth “Oophie” Eloese (Aunt) |
Pappy’s sister
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| ASHBY, George (5GU) |
Brother of Hannah Wheeler |
Complicated property transactions |
Moved to New Hampshire; died there.
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| ASHBY, Nancy HARTWELL (5GA) |
Wife of George Ashby |
Shared house with Wheelers |
Moved to New Hampshire; died there.
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| ASHBY WHEELER, Hannah (4GGM, 1782- ) |
Wife of Oliver Wheeler III, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers |
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Russell line |
Chart |
Four homes |
Oliver & Hannah |
Daughter Harriet |
Son Benjamin |
In Hillsboro |
In Salem |
Shared house with Ashbys |
Children Charles, Henry, Clarissa |
In Farmington |
1820 census |
In Freedom |
Oliver’s sole heir |
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| BACON, Michael (1640-1707) |
William and Mary: the Short Version |
Of prominent Woburn family; master and paramour of teenage Mary Ball |
father of “Michael Billerica” Bacon |
letter from Mary Ball |
John Ball complained to Court |
Arrested, jailed; broke jail, recaptured |
Friends go his bail |
Bastardy bond |
bound by court to pay costs of raising “Michael Billerica”; six more children and respectable later life with wife Sarah |
Embroiled with Munroes over swine |
Summoned in matter of swine |
A no-show at hearing |
Coerced to next hearing by attachment of a steer |
Found liable at next hearing |
Countersued |
Finding affirmed; appealed to County Court |
Appeal lost; court costs added to previous judgment |
Sued by Munroe over Mary’s cow, 1676; lost again |
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| BACON, Michael “Billerica” (Half-8GU,
1669-1759) |
Bastard of Michael BACON and Mary BALL |
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| BACON, Sarah RICHARDSON (1640-1694) |
Of prominent Woburn family; wife of Michael |
may have raised “Michael Billerica” Bacon |
six more children and respectable later life with Michael |
Gave evasive answers to constable about swine |
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| BALL, Elizabeth PIERCE (9GGM, 1624-1665) |
Mother of Mary Ball Munroe |
Immigrated from England, wife of John, settled in Watertown, mother of Mary Ball Munroe; insane by 1655 |
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| BALL, Johanna KING (10GGM, b abt 1598) |
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe |
Watertown founder 1630 |
Immigrated from England, settled in Concord; Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe |
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| BALL, John (10GGF, 1580-1655) |
Grandfather of Mary Ball Munroe |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument |
Immigrated from England, settled in Concord; Grandfather of Mary Ball Munroe |
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| BALL, John (9GGF, 1620-1675) |
Father of Mary Ball Munroe |
Immigrated from England, tailor, husband of Elizabeth PIERCE, settled in Watertown, father of Mary Ball Munroe; reproved in church for beating wife; abandoned family; collaborated in placing teenage Mary with Bacons |
Complained to Court; remarried and massacred by Indians in Lancaster |
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| BALL, John (9GU, 1644-1722) |
Placed, age 12, with 5-year-old sister Mary, in home of Pierce grandparents |
Sticks up for Mary in suit against Bacon over cow, 1676 |
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| BALL, Sarah BULLARD (8GA, 1644-1722) |
Wife of John; confirms husband’s testimony in suit against Bacon over sister Mary’s cow, 1676 |
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| BALL MUNROE, Mary (8GGM 1651-1692) |
Chart |
My line of descent from |
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground |
Lexington pioneer, founder of our Munroe line |
Location of grave |
Graves of William and Mary Munroe |
Grave of Mary Ball Munroe |
Heroism, etc., in Pioneer Middlesex |
William and Mary: the Short Version |
Born in Watertown; parental family disintegrated; placed with grandparents, then with Bacons |
Impregnated by Michael Bacon; sent away to Rhode Island |
Warned out of Watertown |
letter to Michael Bacon |
Father John complained to Court |
Gave birth to “Michael Billerica” Bacon |
Letter to Court |
Rescued by Munroes |
Embroiled with Bacon over swine |
Bacon found liable at second hearing |
Countersued by Bacon |
Finding affirmed; Bacon appeals to County Court |
Appeal won; court costs added to previous judgment |
Sues Bacon over cow, 1676; won again |
God rest her all road ever she offended |
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| BARKER SEELY, Pansy Uarda |
Grave
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| BARR MUSSER BITNER STARR, Anna (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
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| BARR NEFF, Mary (GGGM 1801-1875) |
Neff History |
Nauvoo resident |
Nauvoo property
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| BARRON, Ellis (11GGF ~1578-1676) |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument |
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground |
Descendants in Harvard Square
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| BARRON, Grace (11GGM. 1608-1650) |
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground |
Descendants in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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| BARRON, Peter (2C10R 1702-1721) |
Harvard Square Burial Ground |
Location of grave |
Gravestone |
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| BELCHER RUSSELL, Mary (1641-1691) |
Wife of Joseph Russell |
Mother of Abigail and Prudence
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| BENJAMIN, Abel (8GGF 1668-1720) |
Son of John Benjamin and Abigail Eddye |
Husband of Abigail Stimpson |
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| BENJAMIN, Abigail EDDYE (9GGM 1601-1687) |
Wife of John Benjamin |
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| BENJAMIN, Abigail STIMPSON (7GGM 1673-) |
Wife of John Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line |
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| BENJAMIN, John (10GGF 1585-1645) |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument |
Ancestor of Hepzibah |
Harvard Square homestead |
First constable in Cambridge |
Home burned, 1636 |
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| BENJAMIN, John (9GGF 1620-1706) |
Ancestor of Hepzibah |
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| BENJAMIN, Lydia ALLEN (9GGM, 1624-1709) |
Wife of John Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line |
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| BENJAMIN MUNROE, Mercy (6GGM 1714-1785) |
Chart 1 |
Chart 2 |
Carlisle ancestor |
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers |
Married to Nathan Munroe, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Married Nathan Munroe, 1738 |
Hepzibah & Oliver
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| BIGELOW, John (9GGF 1616-1703) |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument |
As selectman, warned Mary Ball out of town |
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| BIGELOW, Mary WARREN (9GGM 1624-91) |
Daughter of John & Margaret Warren; wife of John Bigelow |
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| BITNER, Abraham |
Husband of Anna BARR MUSSER BITNER STARR
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| BITNER STARR, Anna BARR MUSSER (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
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| BIXBY MUNROE, Aris (1797- ) |
Chart |
Ransom
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| BOWRING, Benjamin L. (1903-1985) |
Grave |
Stone
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| BRIDGE, Abigail RUSSELL (1C10R, 1668-1772) |
Portrait |
Context of Matthew and Abigail portraits |
Daughter of Joseph |
Wife of Matthew; niece to Benjamin |
Lineage |
Matthew Bridge Esq. and Abigail Russell |
Location of grave |
Epitaph |
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| BRIDGE, Anna HERRICK (1710-1730) |
First wife of John Bridge |
Location of grave |
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| BRIDGE, John (2C9R, 1700-1776) |
John Bridge, Anna Herrick, Sarah Tidd |
Location of grave |
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| BRIDGE, Levi (4C7R, 1784-1876) |
Buried in Harvard Square |
Location of grave |
Gravestone |
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| BRIDGE, Matthew (1668-1722) |
Portrait |
Context of Matthew and Abigail portraits |
Matthew Bridge Esq. and Abigail Russell |
Location of grave |
Epitaph |
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| BRIDGE, Samuel (2C9R, 1705-1791) |
Location of grave |
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| BRIDGE, Sarah TIDD (1711-1754) |
Second wife of John Bridge |
Location of grave |
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| BRIDGE RUSSELL, Mary (2C9R, 1688-1716) |
Daughter of Matthew and Abigail; wife of Captain William Russell |
Captain William and Mary |
Grandmother of Phebe and Mary Russell
Location of grave |
Gravestone |
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| BRIDGE WATSON, Anna (2C9R, 1691-1718) |
Buried in Harvard Square |
Location of grave |
Gravestone |
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| BROOKS RUSSELL, Sarah |
Second wife of Philip
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| BROWNE, John (9GGF, 1585-1662) |
Grave |
Father to Mary Browne Willett |
Gentleman |
Assistant to the Governor |
Commissioner to United Colonies
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| BROWNE WILLETT, Mary (8GGM, 1604-1669) |
Daughter to Worshipful John Browne |
Wife to Captain Thomas Willett |
Buried in Rhode Island |
Grave |
Enclosure |
Inscription |
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| BULLARD BALL, Sarah (8GA, 1644-1722) |
Wife of John; confirms husband’s testimony in suit against Bacon over sister Mary’s cow, 1676 |
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| BUTLER ALMSTEAD, Elizabeth (6GGM, 1643-1729) |
Wife of Joseph Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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