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About Captain William Dodge
Capt William Dodge, Jr
- Baptism: Sep. 19, 1640, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
- Death: Mar. 24, 1720, Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts
- Father: William Dodge (1604 - 1685)
- Mother: Elizabeth Koxie Dodge (1612 - ____)
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Marriage 1: about 1663 to Spouse: Mary Conant Dodge (circa 1633 - )
Children: i. * WILLIAM DODGE, b. March 20, 1663/64, Salem, Massachusetts; d. January 07, 1747/48, Beverly, Massachusetts; m. MARY PORTER, December 12, 1689, Beverly, Massachusetts.
- ii. MARY DODGE, b. May 26, 1666, Salem, Massachusetts; d. 1719. m. JOSEPH HERRICK
- iii. SARAH DODGE, bpt. March 03, 1667/68, Beverly, Massachusetts; probably died young.
- iv. JOSHUA DODGE, bpt. August 29, 1669, Beverly, Massachusetts; d. April 15, 1694, Beverly, Massachusetts.
- v. HANNAH DODGE, bpt. July 9, 1671, Beverly, Massachusetts; m. JOHN GREEN, January 24, 1692/93, Beverly, Massachusetts.
- vi. ELIZABETH DODGE, b. October 26, 1673; d. March 13, 1712/13, Beverly, Massachusetts; m. JONATHAN HERRICK.
Marriage 2: May 26, 1685 in Charlestown, Massachusetts to Spouse: Joanna Hale Larkin, b. circa 1646 and died August 18, 1693, Beverly, Mass
Children:
- vii. ROBERT DODGE, b. October 09, 1686, Beverly, Massachusetts; d. January 01, 1764, Beverly, Massachusetts.
- viii. REBECCA DODGE, b. October 09, 1686, Beverly, Massachusetts; d. June 22, 1687.
- ix. JOSIAH DODGE, b. January 08, 1688/89; probably died young.
Marriage 3: October 27, 1698 in Marblehead, Massachusetts to Spouse: Mary Crattey, died February 01, 1701/02
WILLIAM DODGE, bapt. 19 Sep 1640; d. 24 Mar 1720
biography
"In 1675 [William Dodge] was engaged against the Narragansetts, and acquired distinction for courage and skill. Hubbard, in his narrative, gives a particular account of his bravery and success. In this expedition, Josiah Dodge, perhaps brother of Capt. William, Peter Woodberry and John Balch, were killed at Muddy Brook, under Capt. Lathrop" [Dodge 18]. The massacre at what came to be called Bloody Brook in Deerfield took place on 12 September 1675. The term "Narragansetts" is used loosely by Dodge to refer to all the Indians allied with Philip. [I do not find Dodge mentioned in Bodge; Hubbard should be checked for details.]
http://rjohara.net/gen/wars/philip
Burial: Abbott Street Burial Ground, Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts, Plot: #53
Source:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=55709248
http://www.paulasgenealogy.com/dodge.htm
http://rjohara.net/gen/wars/philip
A history and genealogy of the Conant family in England and America ... by Frederick Odell Conant
Genealogy of the Dodge Family of Essex County, Mass. 1629-1894 by Joseph Thompson Dodge
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Captain William Dodge's Timeline
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September 19, 1640
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Middlechinnook, East Coker, Somerset, England, (Present UK)
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September 19, 1640
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September 19, 1640
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Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts
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September 19, 1640
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Beverly, , Essex, Massachusetts, USA,
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March 20, 1664
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Essex, MA, United States
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May 26, 1666
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Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts
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August 29, 1669
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Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts
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| 1671 |
July 9, 1671
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Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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October 26, 1672
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Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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