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Stephen Samson

Also Known As: "MFD"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Death: before July 31, 1715
Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Immediate Family:

Son of Henry Samson,"Mayflower" Passenger and Anne Samson
Husband of Elizabeth Samson
Father of Capt. John Sampson, Sr.; Benjamin Sampson, Sr.; John Sampson; Cornelius Samson; Mary Thayer and 4 others
Brother of Elizabeth Sprout; John Sampson, of Beverly; Hannah Holmes; Mary Summers; unknown Hanmore and 6 others

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About Stephen Samson, of Duxbury

Son of Henry Samson,"Mayflower" Passenger and Anne Samson



7. Stephen SAMSON m. Elizabeth ------.

Stephen Samson (b: Abt 1652 in Duxbury , Mass) and Elizabeth (b: 1658 in Duxbury New Plantation, Old Plymouth Colony) (her name has been seen as Sprague). Stephen, died Duxbury, MA before 31 January 1714/15, married Duxbury, MA to Elizabeth (---), before 1686

Children

  • i. Benjamin Sampson m. Rebecca Cooke. 6 children.
  • ii. John SAMSON m. Priscilla BARTLETT. 9 children.
  • iii. Cornelius never married.
  • iv. Hannah SAMSON m. Robert TYLER. 5 children.
  • v. Mary SAMSON m. Samuel THAYER. 9 children.
  • vi. Elizabeth SAMSON m. Jonathan THAYER. 9 children.
  • vii. Dorcus SAMSON m. John PLUMBLY. 1 child.
  • viii. Abigail SAMSON m. George BRUCE. 4 children.

From Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 20 p. 8-9:

8 STEPHEN2 SAMSON (Henry1) d. Duxbury bef. 31 Jan. 1714/5 when his widow was appointed administratrix.

He m. bef. 1686 ELIZABETH , d. Upton bef. 30 March 1744 (inv.).

Stephen Samson and sons Benjamin and John Samson were among those granted a lot in Duxbury on 16 June 1712. After his death, the widow Elizabeth remained in Duxbury for many years but appears to have moved to Bellingham sometime before her death, perhaps to live with her dau. Elizabeth. No death record was found for either Stephen or Elizabeth.

Elizabeth Samson relict widow of Stephen Samson, late of Duxborough (Duxbury) deceased, was appointed administratrix of his estate on 31 Jan. 1714 [1714/5]. A settlement of the estate is undated but evidently should be either 21 or 22 June 1716 since it is recorded between items considered at a court session held on those dates. It mentions two eldest sons, Benjamin and John (already given land in Dartmouth and to have homestead in Duxbury after their mother's decease); land in Dartmouth, Duxbury and Pembroke was distributed among six children: Cornelius, Hannah, Mary, Elizabeth, Dorcass and Abigall, except their mother's dower during her life.

On 27 Oct. 1716 Samuel Thare 3rd of Mendon, husbandman, and Mary his wife; Hannah Samson and Elizabeth Samson both of Duxborough, daughters of Stephen Samson, late of Duxborough, dec'd. sold to John Wadsworth land formerly belonging to father Stephen Samson.

On 28 May 1722 Benjamin Samson of Plimouth, mariner; John Samson of Duxborough, yeoman; and Dorcas Samson sold to William Macomber land in Dartmouth.

On 12 March 1723/4 Elizabeth Samson, widow of Stephen, and John Samson, both of Duxbury, Robert Tyler and wife Hannah, Samuel Thayer and wife Mary, Jonathan Thayer and wife Elizabeth, John Plumly and wife Dorcas, and Abigail Samson, all of Mendon, conveyed each one-twelfth part of the share of lands (evidently their brother Cornelius' share of his father's estate) to Benjamin Samson of Plymouth.

A deed of Jonathan Thayer of Bellingham and wife Elizabeth of Bellingham, dated 19 Sept. 1740 [see #32] was witnessed by Elizabeth Samson (undoubtedly her mother, the widow of Stephen).

George Bruce was appointed administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Sampson of Upton, widow, his late mother-in-law. On 30 March 1744 the inventory was presented.

Sources

  1.  The Giles Memorial. Genealogical Memoirs of the Families Bearing the Names of Giles, Gould, Holmes ... Also Genealogical Sketches of the Pool, Very ... and Other Families, with a History of Pemaquid, Ancient and Modern; Some Account of Early Settlements in Maine, and Some Details of Indian Warfare (Google eBook) John Adams VINTON 1864.  Page 374-5

links

Son of Mayflower passenger Henry Sampson

https://ancestorsbeta.familysearch.org/en/L7GG-175/stephen-samson-1...

Stephen Samson 1638–31 January 1714

Birth • 1 Sources 1638 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

Age 76 Death • 2 Sources 31 January 1714 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

Compendium of American Genealogy 1600s-1800s Vol. VII

SPOUSES AND CHILDREN

Stephen Samson 1638-1714

Marriage:

Mrs Elizabeth Sampson -1724

Children (10)

Mary Sampson 1663-1714

Benjamin Sampson 1686-1758

John Sampson 1688-1770

Cornelius Sampson 1690-1723

Hannah Sampson 1692-1753

Mary Sampson 1694-1735

Elizabeth Sampson 1696-1762

Dorcas Sampson 1698-1759

Abigail Sampson 1700-

Abigail Sampson
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PARENTS AND SIBLINGS

Henry Samson 1603-1684

Marriage: 16 February 1636 Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

Ann Plummer 1604-1684

Children (9)

James Sampson 1637-1718

Stephen Samson 1638-1714

Elizabeth Samson 1639-1711

Hannah Sampson 1641-1715

Sarah Samson 1643-1688

John Sampson 1645-1712

Mary Sampson 1647-1750

Dorcas Samson 1652-1695

Caleb Samson 1660-1745

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Stephen Samson, of Duxbury's Timeline

1652
1652
Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
1682
1682
Bristol, Bristol, Rhode Island, United States
1686
September 19, 1686
Plympton, Plymouth County, New Plymouth Colony
1688
August 17, 1688
Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1690
1690
Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States
1694
December 27, 1694
Mendon, Middlesex County, Province of Massachusetts
1695
March 10, 1695
Boston, Suffolk County, Province of Massachusetts
1698
1698
Duxbury,Plymouth,Massachusetts
1700
1700
Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA, United States