[61329] The unverified file 2J3V-T1J in familysearch.org offers: "When Susanna Bassett was born on 3 November 1780, in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States, her father, Nathaniel Bassett, was 25 and her mother, Mercy Phillips, was 20. She married Captain Silas Nickerson Jr. on 8 March 1798, in Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 7 daughters. She died on 18 April 1865, in her hometown, at the age of 84, and was buried in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States."
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[3673] AKA Nicholas Plukiel of Oisy, superintendent of Tournai, lord of Avesnes, Landrecies, Leuze and Condé 1147 - acquired the title 'lord of Avenes' from his greatgreatgrandfather Waudru of Avesnes, apparently because no other heirs were available. For this line see the unverified web site (2003): http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/continent/aa/avesnes1.htm. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_d'Oisy,_Lord_of_Avesnes. Cf. http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/HAINAUT.htm. Cf. https://gw.geneanet.org which calls hin "Chevalier-Seigneur d' Avesnes et Oisy le verger".
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[22643] Richard's family is from the LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File (AFN: 938X-67) which states he is "of Ipwell, Oxfordshire."
[46867] Elias m. (1) Rebecca E. Chambers (1844-1871).
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[50047] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth Maine], 28 January 2020": "Dedham - Thomas R. Perkins Jr., 63, died unexpectedly Jan. 19, 2020, at his fathers home in Cape Coral, Fla. He was born in Bangor on Nov. 26, 1956, the son of Thomas R. and Mary Ann (McVety) Perkins Sr. Tom grew up in Blue Hill, living above the Partridge Drug Store with his family. Tom graduated from George Stevens Academy, Blue Hill, Class of 1975, and graduated from the University of Southern Maine with a BA degree in criminal justice in 1980. Tom began his law enforcement career working briefly for the Maine State Prison System and the Bar Harbor Police Department before entering and graduating from the Maine State Police 36th Training Troop in 1982. Tom was a proud member of the Maine State Police, retiring in 2005 with the rank of sergeant with Troop J in Orono. After retirement, employment included a position as director of security at the Maine Maritime Academy, a child daycare licenser with the Department of Health and Human Services and finally his dream job as harbormaster in Brooksville. While on the boat or in the office with 'the gang,' he was truly in his happy place. Tom is survived by his beloved wife, Martha (Murphy) Higgins Perkins; father, Tom Sr., of Blue Hill and Cape Coral, Fla.; his pride and joy, his children, Pamela Perkins-Emmert and (James) and children, Lydia and Keene of Powder Springs, Ga., Thomas C. Perkins and (Kim) of Bend, Ore. and their mother, Candy Perkins, Megan Perkins Jacobs and (Matthew) of Apex, N.C., Max Perkins of Dedham and their mother, Janet Mitchell; sister, Kim-Anne Perkins of Presque Isle; mother-in-law, Winifred Murphy of Bangor. Toms family grew in love and affection when he married Martha Murphy Higgins Perkins. He became stepfather and 'Papa Tom' for Valerie Higgins Patnaik and (Praveen) and son, Carter, of Chelmsford, Mass., Lindsey and (Eric) Santolucito of Waxhaw, N.C., and children, Olivia and Owen, Dan and Suzy Higgins and children, Alex, Nicholas and McKenzie of Lawrenceville, Ga.; many aunts, uncles and 22 cousins. He was predeceased by his mother, Mary Ann, in 2012."
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[35676] Name and information are from the unverified Head Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. For ancestry and genealogy, see http://www.myfamilybusiness.org/familytrees/randall/randallgenreport.pdf.
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http://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com offers:
Lawrence Waters and Anna Linton married in September, 1634/35 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. They owned eight acres bounded on the south by the highway, on the north by Nathaniel Bowman, on the east by Edward Lamb, and on the west by John Ellet.
Lawrence Waters, Jr. was born in February 14, 1634/35. Sarah Waters Skeath was born on December 7, 1636. Mary Waters Davis was born on January 27, 1637/8.
In 1638, Lawrence or Ann or both were warned in Watertown for having danced.
The first inventory of Watertown taken about 1639, showed the Waters family had large land holdings. Their holdings included the original homestall, four acres of plowland in the further plain, four acres of meadow in the remote meadows, twenty five acres of upland, twelve acres of upland beyond the further plain, and a farm of 105 acres of upland.
The first child named, Rebecca Waters was born in 1639/40. She died as an infant in 1640. Daniel Waters was born on February 6, 1641/42. Stephen Waters was born on February 24, 1643. Rebecca Waters Whitcomb was born in February, 1643/44.
The second inventory of land in Watertown was taken in 1644. It showed the Waters family had same land holdings except the 105 acres, which was replaced by a one acre meadow in Patch Meddow, bounded with common land. The four acres of plow land was described as bounded on the east by Thomas Bartlett, on the west by Garret Church, on the north by the highway, and on the south by the river.
In spite of these large land holdings, they disposed of it all except the original homestall and relocated to Lancaster along with Annas parents, the Lintons. A group of colonists called the Nashaway Company who were interested in commercial production sent them ahead to prepare the plantation.
In Lancaster they were assigned seventeen acres on which they built a house which was about twenty rods above 'Sprague Bridge. It was the first house and lot number 18.
The plantation was isolated and growth was slow.
Adam Waters was born in 1645. Joseph Waters was born on April 29, 1647. Twins Rachel and Jacob Waters were born on January 1, 1649. Joseph died within the month and Rachel was the first attested death in Lancaster. She died on January 31, 1649.
In 1650 they had sold their original house in Lancaster to John and Elizabeth Hall. They moved a few rods to a 6 acre lot where they built another house. They owned nine acres of rich bottom land bounded on the north by Richard Linton's lot, 13½ acres of upland on the east side of Swan's Swamp, and 11 acres of rich bottom land lying on the east side of Penacook River.
Samuel Waters was born on November 14, 1651. Joanna Waters was born on January 26, 1653. She died as a baby on February 24, 1654.
In 1654 their estate was rated at 277 pounds and they drew lot number four of eleven acres in the second division of meadows.
Ephraim (Ephram) Waters was born on November 27, 1655. He died when he was three years old on April 17, 1659 in Lancaster.
On September 8, 1657 a committee of three ordered the Selectmen to lay out additional land for Lawrence Waters and they received additional land grants on February 5, 1659.
There was a garrison on the Waters property during King Philips War.
In 1659 her father gave them 15 acres in Lancaster.
On August 11, 1666 Lawrence and Anna gave their son Stephen one half of the second division land on Four Mile Brook between Wataquadock Hill and Long Hill, together with 4 acres of second division meadow and also fifty pounds of town rights.
After the massacre of August 22, 1675, Lawrence and Ann, and Samuel with his wife and two children, found shelter in Charlestown, where their son Stephen became responsible to the authorities for them because Lawrence was blind. Sarah and John Skeath were killed in the massacre of 1697.
Indigenous warriors attacked the town of Lancaster in February, 1676 and stormed the garrison where settlers had taken refuge. Mary Rowlandson, who was taken captive, described what happened in her famous narrative.
At length they came and beset our own house (which served as the garrison) and quickly it was the dolefullest day that ever mine eyes saw. The house stood upon the edge of a hill. Some of the Indians got behind the hill, others into the barn, and others behind anything that would shelter them, from all which places they shot against the house, so that the bullets seemed to fly like hail. Some in our house were fighting for their lives, others wallowing in their blood, the house on fire over our heads, and the bloody heathen ready to knock us on the head if we stirred out. Now might we hear mothers and children crying out for themselves and one another, "Lord what shall we do?"
Survivors of the attack took shelter in and near two fortified houses or garrisons, one of them on the land of Lawrence Waters.
Ann died in 1680 during the abandonment of the town and Lawrence died in 1687 after the re-settlement.
On May 28, 1684 Lawrence was taxed in Lancaster as an out of town resident 1.3.5 for the meeting house and 1.17.0 for the minister.
In 1697 Samuel's wife, Mary lost her parents, two sisters, and two children of her brother Nathaniel in an Indian raid.