Sarah Savage

iv. Sarah Hough (daughter of Samuel Hough & Sarah Symmes), b. 25 Feb 1652/3, d. 12 Jan 1686/7, m. 1st Obadiah Walker, m. 2nd as his second w. 26 Feb 1678 Ephraim Savage of Boston (b. 21 Jul 1645, d. at 1731);

On February 26, 1678, Ephraim Savage married Sarah, who died 17 January, 1687, daughter of the Reverend Samuel Hough, of Reading. His will of 3 December, 1730, proved 22 March, 1730-31, gives to his widow Elizabeth and to each of her three children a gold ring, besides remembering his daughters, Sarah, wife of Joshua Wells, Mary, wife of Zechary Trescott, who had been wife of Bernard Jenkinson, and Hannah, wife of Parmenter, who had been wife of John Butler.

Children by 1st marriage

1. Samuel Walker, died 1695
2. Sarah, b Aug 2 1674, Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Children by 2nd marriage

1. Sarah Savage b: 27 OCT 1678 in Boston, MA
2. Mary Savage b: 10 NOV 1680 in Boston, MA
3. Richard Savage b: 15 SEP 1682 in Boston, MA
4. Elizabeth Savage b: 8 JAN 1684/85 in Boston, MA
5. Hannah Savage b: 6 JAN 1686/87 in Boston, MA

notes

From The Register of the Lynn Historical Society ... for the Years ..., Issue 14 (Google eBook) Lynn Historical Society (Mass.) 1911 - Lynn (Mass.).  Page 113:

Obadiah Walker married Sarah, daughter of Rev. Samuel Haugh of Reading, her mother having been the sister of Hon. Hezekiah Usher, so long chairman of the Boston selectman, agent for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians, who,by his efforts, secured the publication of Eliot’s Indian Bible, and who held mortgages on more Boston property than almost any man of his day. Hezekiah Usher’s tomb is near the sidewalk in King’s Chapel burying ground. Samuel Haugh, whose name is borne by Hough’s Neck, in Qlincy, died early, at the home of Hezekiah Usher, leaving a grandson, Samuel Walker, whose father, Obadiah Walker, died in 1675.2 Obadiah Walker’s widow married Ephiram Savage. The younger Samuel became heir to the Richard Walker estate in the North End of Boston, but was dead in 1695, his will leaving his property to certain cousins and three step-sisters, daughters of Ephriam Savage.

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• Biographical Sketches of Graduates of Harvard University: In Cambridge, Massachusetts, Volume 2 (Google eBook) Massachusetts Historical Society, 1881. Page 128
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