Marie Lamson

Barnabas Lamson. d. 1640. Probably from Essex co., Eng. Was proprietor and town officer at Cambridge in 1635. Selectman in 1636. A member of the Cambridge church. He died in 1640. His wife died before him.' He left his five young children to the care, during their minority, of five different friends.

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Of, England as evidenced by the birthplace of her daughter, Sarah.

• Peter Lidgett, merchant, of Boston, who died in 1676, leaving a widow Elizabeth (Scammon), who became the second wife of John Saffin, was a nephew of the wife of Barnabas Lamson. Peter Lidgett's will bequeathed to the three daughters of Barnabas Lamson.

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Barnabas Lambson married by about 1627 Mary _____.
They had five children: Mary Cook, Sarah Crouch, Barnabas Rice, & Joseph.
In his will of 10 February 1670/1, "Peter Lidget of Boston in New England, merchant," included a bequest of $30 to "my kinswomen, viz: cousin Crouch of Charlestowne, cousin Cooke of Cambridg[e], & cousin Rice of Sudbury, the three children of my aunt Lampson."
Source; Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.