1Lydia B. (Phinney) Brownson, and Maclean W. McLean, Ezra Perry of Sandwich, Mass., (c. 1625-1689), NEHGR Vol. 115, pp. 192-193 (Jul 1961).
"15. EBENEZER3 PERRY (Samuel,2 Ezra1) was born in Sandwich, Mass., 5 March 1705/6. He married first, about 1728, ABIGAIL PRESBURY,* born in 1703, died in Sandwich 25 June 1749 (Sandwich Church Records), daughter of Stephen and Deborah (Skiffe) Presbury of Martha's Vineyard, Mass.; and secondly, 11 Jan. 1749/50, ABIGAIL HAMMOND of Rochester, Mass. (Rochester Vital Records), born there 24 March 1714, died there in 1753; and thirdly, in Harwich, Mass., 12 Feb. 1754, ELIZABETH FREEMAN,† born there 14 Dec. 1712, died in Hardwick, Mass., 8 Feb. 1792, "aet. 79 Yr. 1 mo. 2 wks." (Hardwick Vital Records).
. . .
Children by first wife (Sandwich town records, vol. 1, p. 80):
47. i. STEPHEN,4 b. 4 April 1729.
48. ii. DR. SAMUEL, b. 27 June 1731.
iii. DEBORAH, b. 27 March 1733/4; d. "the above named Deborah Perry alias Fessenden d. 27 Auf. 1754" (ibid., p. 80); m. 22 July 1750 BENJAMIN FESSENDEN, b. in Sandwich 9 July 1729, d. 24 Oct. 1783, son of the Rev. Benjamin and Rebecca (Smith) Fessenden. He graduated from Harvard College in 1746 and was educated for the ministry, but became an innholder. Benjamin Fessenden m. (2), in 1760, Sarah Newcomb.
Children (surname Fessenden), b. in Sandwich: 1. Stephen, b. 27 Oct. 1750. 2. Samuel, b. 2 Sept. 1752. 3. Deborah, b. in August 1754.
49. iv. SETH, b. 27 June 1735.
v. THOMAS, b. 16 Aug. 1739; d. 6 Sept. 1738 (Sandwich town records, vol. 1, p. 109).
vi. THOMAS, b. 16 Aug. 1739; d. 6 Sept. 1739 (ibid.).
vii. ABIGAIL, b. 5 June 1741; m. 26 Aug. 1762 DAVID LEWIS.
viii. MARY, b. 21 April 1743; d. in Hardwick in September 1795 (Hardwick Vital Records); m. 21 Nov. 1771 CAPT. DANIEL EGGERY "of Darmouth" (Rochester Vital Records), b. there 21 Sept. 1734, d. in Hardwick 23 oct. 1801 (Hardwick Vital Records); served in the Revolutiuonary War.
Children (surname Eggery): 1. Deborah, b. about 1772. 2. William, b. about 1774. 3. Thomas, b. about 1776. 4. Job, b. in 1778; d. in Hardwick in January 1796 aet. 17. 5. Nathan, b. about 1780. 6. Samuel, b. about 1782.
Child by second wife:
50 ix. NATHAN, b. in Rochester 20 Sept. 1751.".
1William Richard Cutter, New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: a Record of the Achievements of her People in the Making of . . ., Vol. 4, p. 2031 (1913).
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"(I) Robert Bartlett, born 1603, who came to America in July, 1623, in the ship "Ann," and died in 1676. He was among the original purchasers of the town of Dartmouth, in the Plymouth colony, where he resided. He married, in 1628, Mary, daughter of Richard Warren, pioneer of the Plymouth colony, and she married (second) Thomas Delano, of Dartmouth, a son of Philip de la Noye,a Huguenot who came in the ship "Fortune," in 1621, and settled in Plymouth. Children of Robert Bartlett: Benjamin, Joseph, Rebecca, Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth, Lydia and Mercy."2Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, Vol. I, A-B, pp. 112-116 (1995).
"ROBERT BARTLETT
ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1623 on Anne
FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
OCCUPATION: Wine cooper
. . .
BIRTH: Born by about 1604 based on estimated date of marriage.
DEATH: Plymouth between 19 September 1676 (date of will) and 29 October 1676 (date of probate).
MARRIAGE: By about 1629 Mary Warren, daughter of RICHARD WARREN (on 7 March 1636/7 Elizabeth Warren, widow of Richard Warren, was made prurchaser in his stead, in part because "of the lots of lands given formerly by her unto her sons in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage with their wives, her daughters" [PCR 1:54], and this was confirmed on 5 October 1652 [PCR 3:19]); she died between 13 February 1677/8 [PLCR 4:223] and 1683 [PLR 1:132].
CHILDREN (all born in Plymouth):
i BENJAMIN, b. say 1629; m. (1) by 1654 Susanna Jenney, daughter of JOHN JENNEY (in her will of 4 April 1654 Sarah Jenney, widow of John Jenney, bequeathed to "my son Benjamin Bartlett," and to Mr. Thomas Cushman "the bible which was my daughter Susanna's [MD 8:171-75, citing PCPR 1:17-21]); m. (2) after 4 April 1654 Sarah Brewster, daughter of LOVE BREWSTER [MFIP Warren 10-12, citing PCR 4:80, 173-4]; m. (3) before 21 January 1678 Sissilla ____ (named in his will of 21 August 1691 [MFIP Warren 10-12; citing PLCR 4:281; MQ 51:131=34]).
ii REBECCA, b. say 1631; m. Plymouth 20 December 1649 William Harlow [PCR 8:8].
iii MARY, b. say 1633; m. (1) Plymouth 10 September 1651 Richard Foster [PCR 8:13]; m. (2) Plymouth 8 July 1659 Jonathan Morey [PCR 8:22 (marriage contract dated 27 June 1659 [MD 14:16, citing PLCR 2:2:28a])].
iv SARAH, b. say 1636; m. Plymouth 23 December 1656 Samuel Rider [PCR 8:17].
v JOSEPH, b. about 1639; m. by about 1663 Hannah Pope, daughter of THOMAS POPE [MD 19:24, citing PLR 1:84]; "March the 12, 1710 My dear wife Hannah Bartlet died being near 72 years of age, myself being six months younger than she when she died ..." [NEHGR 101:279 (from family Bible)]. (If the date given for the death of Hannah is 12 March 1710/1, then she was probably born in the first half of 1639, which would place her husband's birth late in 1639.)
vi ELIZABETH, b. say 1641; m. Plymouth 26 December 1661 Anthony Sprague [PCR 8:23].
vii LYDIA, b. 8 June 1648 [PCR 8:4, 291 (despite the fact that this is published as a birth of 1647, it is clear from the sequence of the records that it should be for 1648)]; m. (1) by about 1670 James Barnaby [PLCR 3:297]; m. (2) shortly after 30 October 1677 John Nelson as his second of three wives [TAG 56:33-34; MFIP Warren 16-17]; she d. Plymouth 11 September 1691 [PVR 135].
viii MERCY, b. 10 March 1650/1 [PCR 8:11]; m. Plymouth 25 December 1668 John Joy of Boston [MFIP Warren 17; PCR 8:32 (not Ivey)].".