Mary Newmarch

COTTON, Rev. Theophilus, nephew of Seaborn, b. 5 May 1682 at Plymouth; H.C. 1701, first minister at Hampt. Falls, m. 1st Elizabeth (Elliot) Diamond, wid. of Andrew, who d. of a fall from a horse 13 Oct. 1710, ag. 45; m. 2d Mary (Gookin) Gedney of Salem, who m. 3d Rev. John Newmarch. He d. s.p. 16 Aug. 1726, leaving an interesting will, dated 1 Dec. 1719. [ref 22]

References

• https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Mary_Gookin_%283%29
  • "Ancient Wills", in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society) 30:37. Will of "Mrs Mary Newmarch the wife of Rev'd John Newmarch of Kittery ... Whereas I the said Mary Newmarch did by my Contract or Agreement made with the said John Newmarch before marriage, to my Self (among other things) full Power and Liberty to dispose of that Estate which I had by my former Husband the Rev'd Mr Theophilus Cotton late of Hampton Dec'd", dated 30 Aug 1743, presented in courts 8 Sep 1746, proved 21 Oct 1746, names husband Mr John Newmarch [executor], kinsman Caleb Cushing Jun'r of Salisbury, Theophilus Cotton of Plymouth, Cousin Mary Parker the wife of Benjamin Parker of Kittery, Cousin James Cushing, Sarah the Daughter of Caleb Cushing Jun'r, Mary ye Daughter of my Brother Samuel Gookin, Elizabeth Moodty the Wife of Joshua Moody [no relationship specified]. [York Probate, Book 7, p. 8]
• https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-5970119 Mary (Gookin) Gedney Cotton Newmarch (1679-1746), married, thirdly, John Newmarch of Kittery, Maine; her Will leaves “plate or silver vessels” to her cousin Mary (Gookin) Parker; her Estate Inventory of 1746 includes “1 Platter ” (see illustration facing page). Then by descent: Cousin, Mary (Gookin) Parker (1720-d. c. 1772), m. Benjamin Parker, two of their children marry members of Morgrage (later spelled ‘Mugridge’) family: