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[51945] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 September 1960, p. 22: "Franklin, Sept. 9 - Mrs. Agnes Donnell, 86, of Franklin died at a Bangor hospital Thursday after a long illness. She was born June 18, 1874 at Franklin. She was the daughter of Lafayette and Sarah (Snyder) Bunker. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Sargent, Mrs. Margaret Ellsworth, both of Greenfield, Mass., and Mrs. Edith Frye of Franklin; 13 grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Eva Swan of Orrington; several nieces and nephews. . . . Burial will be in Bayview Cemetery Franklin."
[37168] This person is from the unverified Damianos Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states he m. Eva _____ (1678-1749).
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[20202] Mary m. Henry L. Smith. See "The Perry County Freeman," 11 April 1888, reprinted in "The Airy View" (Newport, PA: The Perry Historians), Vol. 33( Nov. 2008), No. 6, p. 6.
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Richard Woodward, age 45, a miller, came to Watertown on the Ship Elizabeth in 1634 with Mrs. Rose Woodward, age 50, and George Woodward and John Woodward, both age 13, per "Planters..." by Banks. George's wife was apparently the Elizabeth, child of Widow Elizabeth Hammond, who arrived with her in 1633 on the Ship Griffin. George was admitted a freeman 6 May 1646.
According to the "History of Watertown," George Woodward (son of Richard, I):
"was adm. freeman, May 6, 1646. By his first wife, MARY, he had 8 chil. He m. (2d), Aug 17, 1659, ELIZABETH HAMMOND, dr. of Thomas Hammond, of Newton. [Hammond, 60.] Her father, in his Will, proved Nov. 5, 1675, gave her 100 acres on Muddy River (Brookline); probably the same land upon which her son George afterwards settled. He d. May 31, 1676, and admin. granted June 20, 1676, to wid. Elizabeth, and son Amos. Inventory, June 23, 1676, £143. 10. His wid. m. Samuel Truesdale. Chil.,
1. MARY, b. August 12, 1641; d. August 23, 1718; m., January 13, 1663-4, JOHN WAITE. [2.]
2. SARAH, b. Feb. 6, 1642-3; m., about 1664, STEPHEN GATES, Jr. of Boston, and afterwards Stow. [Barry, p. 250.]
3. AMOS, birth not recorded, but he was one of the administrators of his father's estate; adm. freeman, Oct. 10, 1677. He d. in Camb., Oct. 9, 1679, "aged 38," probably should be 33. He was witness in Court, Ap., 1668, then aged 23, and said to be "of Flint's Farm Camb." It appears by his Will, dated Oct. 9, 1679, that he left neither wife nor child. It was probably his wife SARAH, dr. of William Patten, of Camb., who d. in Camb., Sept. 24, 1677. He gave his right and title to the house and land in Wat., "which was our father Woodward's" to brother Daniel Woodward; gave his house to brother [? Thomas] Patten, of Billerica, and mentioned sister Grey's dr. Sarah. [See Farmer, Art. Patten, and Camb. Church Gathering, p. 59.]
4. REBECCA, b. Dec. 30, 1647; m., in Dedham, Dec. 11, 1666, THOMAS FISHER, of Dedham.
5. JOHN, b. Mar. 28, 1649.
6. SUSANNA, b. Sept. 30, 1651; d. unm; admin on her estate granted to her brother, John, Dec. 19, 1676.
7. DANIEL, b. Sept. 2, 1653. His father's homestead was assigned to him in the settlement of the estate. It is supposed that he was the Daniel Woodward, of Medford, who was licensed by the Court, May 1, 1690, to keep an inn. Chil. by wife ELIZABETH,
1.Sarah, b. in Medford, Jan. 5, 1689.
2.Hannah, b. in Woburn, May 7, 1691.
3.Amos, b. June 5, 1693.
8. MARY, b. June 3, 1656 [so the town record says; it probably should be Mercy.]
(by 2d wife.)
9. GEORGE, b. Sept. 11, 1660; m., Dec. 31, 1686, LYDIA BROWNE. [6-1.] After the birth of one child, he settled in Brookline. He d. 1696. Inventory, dated Dec. 3, 1696, £170. 16,; admin. granted to wid. Lydia, May 1, 1697. His estate was divided, Ap. 2, 1711, to widow Lydia, sons Abraham, George, Nathaniel, and Ichabod, and dr. Lydia, wife of Robert Harris, of Brookline. Chil.,
1.Abraham, b. in Wat., Feb. 1, 1687-8. By wife Joanna, he had son Abraham, b. Jan. 12, 1718; of Rox., 1761; and by (2d) wife, Sarah, had sons Caleb and Joshua. His estate was admin. by son Caleb, Mar. 7, 1760.
2.George. May 23, 1712, he bought, for £45, 120 acres in Mendon, of Samuel Moore.
3.Nathaniel, m., in Rox., June 23, 1714, Dorcas Gardner; went first to Brooklyn, Conn., and afterwards settled in Coventry, Conn. He had five chil. when he went to C., the eldest of whom, Nathaniel, was then aged 18 yrs. His other chil. were Moses, b. in Newton, June 7, 1721; Aaron; Dorcas, b. in Newton, Feb. 11, 1719; and Anna. Aaron was father of Rev. Aaron Woodward, of Wilbraham, Mass., grad. Yale Coll., 1789; d. 1840. [See I. Sterns, 169, V.] His wife Dorcas d., and he m. (3d), widow ____ Topliff, with whom he lived about two years. He m. (3d), widow Patten, and moved to Strafford, where he d. Mar., 1772.
4.Lydia, m. Robert Harris, of Brookline.
5.Ichabod, m. July, 1725, Abigail Holbrook, of Rox.
10 THOMAS, b. Sept. 15, 1662; d. 1666.
11. ELIZABETH, b. May 8, 1664; m., Dec. 7, 1693, SAMUEL EDDY. [7.]
12. NATHANIEL, d. May 28, 1668
13. SARAH, b. OCt. 3, 1675; m., July 6, 1693, JOHN EDDY. [(?) 5.] She afterwards m. (? ISAIAH) WHITNEY, of Camb., and in 1715, resided in Lexington."
[N.B. It appears that George Woodward, Sr., had a daughter, Sarah, by each wife, and that both of these daughters were living at the same time.]
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