Martha Beale

Martha Stone Beal Birth: unknown Hingham Norfolk, England Death: unknown

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Spouse:

 Edward Beal (____ - 1612)

Children:

 John Beal (1593 - 1688)

Burial: Non-Cemetery Created by: treerpgmo Record added: Dec 30, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 63517525

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Third Marriage and Children

A marriage license was issued on 8 September 1586 to Edward Beales, rector of Wramplingham, Norfolk, and Martha Stone of Hingham Barrow (his third wife).[14] No record of the actual marriage has been found.

Edward Beales and Martha had the following children, all baptized at Wramplingham:

1. Edward, bpt. 6 June 1588.[15]
2. Susanna, bpt. 5 September 1590,[16] probably m. 30 October 1610 Firmyn Allen at Wramplingham[17][18]
3. Christopher, bpt. 28 October 1591[19]
4. Phillipp, bpt. 15 October 1592[20]
5. John, bpt. 6 May 1593,[21] m. 1st 11 June 1616 Frances Ripply at Wymondham, Norfolk[22] m. 2d 13 July 1630 Nazareth (Hobart) Turner at Hingham, Norfolk[23][24] m. 3d 10 March 1658/9 Mary (Gilman) Jacob at Hingham, Massachusetts,[24], d. 1 April 1688 in Hingham, Massachusetts[25]
6. Francis, bpt. 8 September 1594,[26] possibly m. January 19, 1628 Mary Wallis at Norwich, Norfolk[27]
7. Edmond, bpt. 6 October 1595,[28] m. 14 December 1619 Susan Wright at Hingham, Norfolk[29]
8. Sara, bpt. 20 April 1597[30]
9. Tymothe, bpt. 11 September 1598[31]
10. Elizabeth, bpt. 20 February 1599/1600[32] bur. 5 March 1599/1600[33]
11. William, bpt. 6 August 1601,[34] bur. 23 October 1601[35]
12. Bridgett, bpt. 31 Jul 1603,[36] possibly m. February 2, 1624 Thomas Seman at Saint George Colegate, Norwich, Norfolk[37]
13. Nathaniel, bpt. 5 October 1606[38]
14. Martha, bpt. 6 January 1607/8,[39] probably m. October 18, 1626 James Hastings at Hingham, Norfolk[40]

Will; Death

Edward Beales created his will on 4 January 1610. In the will, he provided for his wife Martha, sons Edward, John, Francis, Edmond, Tymothe and Nathaniell, and daughter Martha, all children of his third wife Martha. He willed lands and buildings in Hingham, Norfolk, bought from a Mr. Thornton, to his son Edward. Property called Dallymores in Hingham and property in Wramplingham was willed to his wife Martha.[41]

Edward died and was buried at Wramplingham, Norfolk on 12 August 1612.[42]