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Lieut. Phillip CHALLIS was born about 1617 in England. He died in 1681 at Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was a farmer. Lt. Philip Challis - (Challice or Chellis) of Salisbury & Amesbury, MA. "Planter", b. abt. 1617; Received land in the first division in 1640 and 1644; was earlier at Ipswich, where he had a house-lot in 1637. His name is on most of the early Salisbury and Amesbury lists; was a Representative in 1662. An original settle of Amesbury, where he received land in 1654, 1658, and 1659 and later "Children's land for his son in 1659, and a Township" for one of his sons in 1659, also. But he seems to have been a member of the Salisbury Church in 1667, as was his widow in 1687. He married about 1652, Mary Sargent, daughter of William 1st; died in Amesbury about 1681. Inventory of his estate presented 4/22/1691; Widow Mary died 9/27/1716. Philip Challis married 1652, Mary Sargent (2), daughter of William and Judith (Perkins) Sergent; b. ---, m. 1652; d. Sep 27, 1716.

Spouse: Mary SARGENT. Lieut. Phillip CHALLIS and Mary SARGENT were married about 1652. Children were: John CHALLIS, John CHALLIS, William CHALLIS, Phillip Watson CHALLIS, Elizabeth CHALLIS, William CHALLIS, Lydia CHALLIS, Mary CHALLIS, Philip CHALLIS, Thomas CHALLIS, Hannah CHALLIS, John CHALLIS.