1George Thomas Little, Henry S. Burrage, and Albert Roscoe Stubbs, Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, Vol. 4, p. 2023 (1909).
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"(I) Joseph Bartlett was an early settler in Cambridge New Town, or Newton, Massachusetts.
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He married, October 27, 1668, Mary Waite; children: Mary, Joseph and Mercy (twins), Elizabeth and probably John and Sarah.
(II Joseph (2), eldest son of Joseph (1) and Mary (Waite) Bartlett, was born in Cambridge, March 5, 1673, and died June, 1750, aged seventy-seven years. His first wife, Hannah, was the mother of: Thomas, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Joseph and Ebenezer. She died, December, 1730, and he married (second), 1732, Mercy Hyde, who died in 1734."
1William Henry Harrison Stowell, Four Generations of Descendants of Jonathan Hyde of Newton, Mass., NEHGR, Vol. 71, p. 265.
This shows that Marcy (aka Mercy) Bird (widow of Eleazer Hyde) married Joseph Bartlett Jr.
"6. ELEAZER2 HYDE (Jonathan1), born at Cambridge 11 Mar. 1663/4, died at Newton 30 Sept. 1731. He married first his first cousin once removed, HANNAH3 HYDE, born at Cambridge 20 May 1680, died at Newton 7 June 1720, daughter of Job2 and Elizabeth (Fuller) and granddaughter of Dea. Samuel;1* and secondly, at Newton, 21 Mar. 1722/3, MARCY BIRD, born at Dorchester 6 Feb. 1679/80, died at Newton 22 Mar. 1734/5, daughter of Thomas and Thankful (Atherton). She married secondly, at Newton, 14 June 1732, Joseph Bartlett. In his will, dated 3 May 1731, Eleazer Hyde makes his only son Eleazer executor, bequeaths to his wife Marcy the movables that she brought with her and also money in the hands of Joseph Mason, and provides that his daughters Mindwell Cooke and Hannah Hide shall have each one half of the movables that were their own mother's. (Middlesex Probate Files, 11229.)."
1William Henry Harrison Stowell, Four Generations of Descendants of Jonathan Hyde of Newton, Mass., NEHGR, Vol. 71, pp. 261-262 (Jul 1917).
http://www.newenglandancestors.org/database_search/nehgsr.asp?f=F:/Inetpub/wwwroot/nehgs/nehgsr/disk5/1917/917C257.GIF&cnt=0&page=1&ffile=917C265.GIF&anchor=#image Shows that Hannah Hyde did not marry Joseph Bartlett Jr.
"3. JONATHAN2 HYDE (Jonathan1), born at Cambridge Apr. 1655, died at Canterbury, Conn., between Sept. and 8 Nov. 1726. He married first, at Cambridge, 6 May 1673, DOROTHY KIDDER, born at Cambridge about 1652, died before 1724, daughter of James and Anna (Moore); and secondly, at Canterbury, Conn., 28 Jan. 1723/4, ABIGAIL (STILES) CURTIS, born at Rowley Village (later Bradford and now a part of Haverhill) 15 Feb. 1666 [? 1665/6], died at Canterbury 29 May 1751, aged 85, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth and widow of Zaccheus.
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Children by first wife, born at Cambridge:
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iii. HANNAH, b. 1 Apr. 1677; d. at Cambridge 15 Jan. 1724/5, aged 47; m. in Boston, 11 Apr. 1698, JOHN WOODWARD, b. at Cambridge 18 July 1675, d. 1 Apr. 1767, aged 91, s. of John and Rebecca (Robbins).
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1William Henry Harrison Stowell, Four Generations of Descendants of Jonathan Hyde of Newton, Mass., NEHGR, Vol. 71, p. 265.
This shows that Marcy (aka Mercy) Bird (widow of Eleazer Hyde) married Joseph Bartlett Jr.
"6. ELEAZER2 HYDE (Jonathan1), born at Cambridge 11 Mar. 1663/4, died at Newton 30 Sept. 1731. He married first his first cousin once removed, HANNAH3 HYDE, born at Cambridge 20 May 1680, died at Newton 7 June 1720, daughter of Job2 and Elizabeth (Fuller) and granddaughter of Dea. Samuel;1* and secondly, at Newton, 21 Mar. 1722/3, MARCY BIRD, born at Dorchester 6 Feb. 1679/80, died at Newton 22 Mar. 1734/5, daughter of Thomas and Thankful (Atherton). She married secondly, at Newton, 14 June 1732, Joseph Bartlett. In his will, dated 3 May 1731, Eleazer Hyde makes his only son Eleazer executor, bequeaths to his wife Marcy the movables that she brought with her and also money in the hands of Joseph Mason, and provides that his daughters Mindwell Cooke and Hannah Hide shall have each one half of the movables that were their own mother's. (Middlesex Probate Files, 11229.)."