i.JOSEPH3 PRIEST, b. Abt. 1645, Probably In Weymouth Mass.; d. 1697, Boston Mass.; m. HANNAH HAGAR, January 1673/74; b. November 21, 1649, Watertown Mass.; d. May 06, 1702, Watertown Mass. Parents:...

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Notes b. Eldest son, Samuel, removed to Bridgewater as early as 1660, where he was deacon of the church there, and is said to have been the first settler, his name being among those appearing on a ...

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John Munn was the son of Benjamin Munn and Abigail Burt, and the husband of Abigail Parsons. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

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Thomas Harrison, born in March 1657. He served in King Phillip's War, was Ensign in 1697, was a Lieutenant in 1709, in Queen Anne's War , and was also in the expedition into Canada. He married his st...

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Ensign King Phillip's War; Dep to Gen Court 10 May1671 Thomas Harrison was born at Whetstone in Leicestershire, England on February 5, 1626 as the fourth child of Richard and Margaret Harrison. He wa...

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Stanley-Whitman House original owner When only 13 years old living in Hartford, CT with his uncle Thomas, John Stanley went on the expedition against the Pequot Indians. Later, he settled in Fa...

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Richard Olmstead (1612-1687) immigrated from England to New England with his Uncle James Olmstead (1580-1640, widowed in 1621) in 1632. On this 1632 voyage of the "Lyon" were Richard Olmstead (1612-168...

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Born on 20 Oct 1646 in Hartford, CT. Samuel was baptized in First Church of Hartford, on 20 Oct 1646. Samuel died in 1708 in Milford, CT. Samuel was a Captain in King Philip's War. On 14 Mar 1668/9 w...

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John Angell fought in King Phillip's War, August 1676. He was entitled to the disposition of captives. Links

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Joshua was in Captain Daniel Henchman's foot soldier company during the King Philip's War in 1675/6. They saw battle during the Nipachuck Swamp Fight when Henchman allowed Philip to escape.

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Meryl Streep Ancestor Linked to Native American Battle Source 1: From the research files of Pat Ezell, Texas ------------------------------ ------------------------------ --------------------

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from: "Griswold Family" vol II--pg. 32 John Griswold was a farmer; prominent & leading citizen. Deacon for many years. Served on important civil committees. Deputy 1690. Captain 1712. Served in the...

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In 1657-8, he was a listed trooper in the war against the Pequots. In 1662, appointed by the General court with Wm. Wadsworth, to lay out lands in Hommanasett. In 1672, appointed with others, to run th...

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from Families of early Guilford, Conn. "John was killed in Pequot War, age 22 & died unmarried." Sources John Stephens of Guilford (Conn.) and his Descendants, Vol Ill, page 445. Links

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Known to be alive in 1653. Probably killed by Indians of Bloody Brook, September 18, 1675 with Capt. Lathrop. -------------------- Killed by Indians.

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From the 1909 "Family of Samuel Getchell" by Everett Lamont Getchell: Samuel Getchell served with Capt. Poole's Co. stationed at Hatfield, Massachusetts during the winter of 1676-1677. This was with Ca...

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Thomas Fitch was born on 24 October 1612 in Bocking, Co Essex, England. He resided at New England in 1638 in Norwich, New London Co, CT. Thomas served in the military in Parliamentary Wars, England and...

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See other entry for more information.------------------ --Married by about 1661. Called Ensign.

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From "Early generations of the founders of old Dunstable: thirty families" by Ezra S. Stearns: Obadiah Perry, son of William and Anna Perry of Watertown, married Aug. 21, 1667, Esther Hassel, born ...

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Thomas, second son and third child of Sergeant Thomas and Elizabeth (Cole) Pierce, was born in Woburn, Massachusetts, June 21, 1645, died December 8, 1717. He was in the Narragansett expedition during ...

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Killed by Indians in King Phillips War, wounded and died two weeks later in a field hospital.

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Killed "by the fall of a rock," his estate was inventoried Oct. 19, 1696 at £61.13.8. George was a glover. At Watertown, MA by 1645, he was convicted of "selling two guns & strong water to the Indians"...

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from JOHN3 HOWE (JAMES2, ROBERT1)1 was born 1620 in Hadnall, Suffolk, England1, and died May 28, 1680 in Marlboro, Middlesex, MA1. He married MARY MARTHA JONES 1640 in Marlboro, Middlesex, MA1, dau...

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Married Ann Beale Parsons (1646 - ____), daughter of John Parsons. (1) Children include Patience Hilton Day (1692 - 1737)* *Calculated relationship (1) Hanna Hilton b 1687. M1- Sergt. Joh...

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A sail maker, Richard Tozier of Salmon Falls married Judith Smith, July, 3, 1656. In 1659 they were taxed in Cocheco, and moved to Salmon Falls (Berwick) the same year. Judith administered his will Jul...

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From: Savage, James. "Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Volume I." Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc. Reissued 1994. Page 61-2. Reproduced on Broderbund Softaw...

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Added by Elwin C. Nickerson about my Great Grandfather: Appointed Captain - Light Horse Afoot Troops " King Philips War" Ensign Jonathan Sparrow (LT. second in command). . Plymouth colony Records/ Fami...

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Added by Elwin C. Nickerson- Sent with other Men of Eastham/Forced March Light Horse Afoot/,Eastham to Defend Taunton and Swansey., during King Philips War.,. Killed in Action. undder Captain John Know...

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Added by Elwin C. Nickerson about my Ancestor.Family Records. Killed by Indians in Defense of Taunton , Massachusetts during the King Philip War. Orderd in to Service with others From Eastham , Barnsta...

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Robert Dutch (Osman1) was born Abt. 1623, and died 21 August 1686 in Ipswich, Essex County Massachusetts. Notes From "History of the Town of Gloucester, Cape Ann: Including the Town of Rock...

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Sources Elizabeth Pearson White. John Howland of the Mayflower, Vol I. (Name: Rockport, Maine: Picton Press, 2004;), 11._FOOT: Elizabeth Pearson White, John Howland of the Mayflower, Vol I (Rockpor...

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Name John ELLIS was born abt 1637 bef 23 Mar 1677 Age: 40 Death Memo probably without issue King Philip's War Father Lieut. John* ELLIS (~1620-<1677) & Mother UNNAMED Notes John Jr was proba...

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Deacon Samuel Wright II(283) was born between 1629 and 1632 inWrightsbridge, Essex, England entered (1 25 2012) He immigrated in 1630.(151) He sailed to America with his father in 1630.(151) He was...

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b. 12 Sep 1645, Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA , d. Bef 1698, Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts m. 26 Nov 1662 Joseph Dean --------------------- Sources The New England Historical and Gen...

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John Gorham, or Gowin, of Barnstable. He commanded most of the expeditions of the ‘Whaleboat fleet’ which was of such material assistance in the French and Indian War from 1689-1704, and made a brillia...

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John Cooke was born in 1607 in Leyden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. He was christened on 1 Jan 1607 in Leyden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. He died on 9 Nov 1694 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA. He was buried on...

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1635, June 24- Arrived at Salem, MA. 1636- Freeman at Salem, MA. 1638, October 8- One of original 13 proprieters of Providence, RI. Roger Williams (Founder of RI) deeded him and the others land tha...

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60. Jacob Samuel WILLARD Dr. (George , Richard , Symon , Richard , William ) was born in 1650. He died in 1678. Jacob married Mary WHITE about 1677. Mary was born about 1650. They had the following...

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Listed as Captain Michael J Pierce (Fell in Rehoboth Swamp Fight battle.). (Ben M. Angel notes: the Great Swamp Fight was in the previous December. Capt. Pierce died in a wholly different incident, an ...

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Grace & Jonathon Fairbanks Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: Oct. 7, 1666 Dedham Norfolk County Massachusetts, USA Death: Sep. 11, 1697 Lancaster ...

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Grace & Jonathon Fairbanks Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: Oct. 7, 1666 Dedham Norfolk County Massachusetts, USA Death: Sep. 11, 1697 Lancaster ...

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Conflicting evidence, found he died on 10 Feb 1676, but was killed by Native Americans with son, Joshua, on Sept. 22, 1697.

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12. Ephraim Sawyer b. Jan. 16, 1651; killed by the Indians at Prescott's garrison Feb. 10, 1676, when Lancaster was destroyed by the Indians. Sources White family quarterly, Volumes 1-3 By Almira...

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Isaac Hart c.1613-1700 Parents: Thomas Hart 1592-1662 and Alice Waters 1598-1620 Wife Elizabeth Hutchinson 1622-1700 Child Adam 1666-1745 Isaac embarked at Yarmouth, England April 11, 1636, at ...

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THOMAS (1) SAWYER, of Rowley and Lancaster, Massachusetts USA, was born in England about 1616. His father's name is said to have been JOHN. Thomas was one of "three brothers" (Thomas, Edward, and Willi...

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History of THE ANCIENT & HONORABLE ARTILLERY CO. of BOSTON: CAPT. JAMES OLIVER, Boston; freeman October 12th, 1640. He was son of the worthy Elder Thomas Oliver. He was chosen Ensign of the Ar. Co. 1...

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'Lillian May Stickney Gardner. Gardner history and genealogy. Thomas Gardner, the first of the Salem stock, came over in 1624 from Dorsetshire, England, near which the name had flourished for mor...

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Joseph, son of Captain John Sherman, was born in Watertown, May 14, 1650, died in Watertown, June 30, 1731. He was a blacksmith by trade; he was often chosen selectman and assessor; he was representati...

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Note: Captain Andrew Garner was a Captain in the French and Indian Wars and went with Sir William Phipps Expedition against Quebec 1690 in which he was lost. Six of their eight children survived. -----...

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Do Not merge this profile. Others Lines in Family Tree! Marched with other men in Yarmouth to Mount Hope in 1675 King Philips War Expedition.

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Added by Elwin C Nickerson about my Great Grandfather -Marched with other Men of Yarmouth on Mount Hope in 1675 Expedition. /King Philip's War, 1675. (ref: NEHGR Jan 1933, pg 52 John CHASE (AFN:G6TW...

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Arrived from England on the Caledonia in 1638. West Yarmouth was settled in 1642 by Yelverton Crowe. His land was acquired in a peculiar way. An Indian sachem Massamtampagne told Crowe he could have ...

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Marched with Yarmouth Expedition to Mount Hope, 1675-

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From findagrave.com: Birth: 1640 Death: May 22 1714 Gov RI 1676-1677, 1686 & 1696-1698. Burial: Clifton Burying Grd, Newport, Newport Co, RI, USA--------------------**** Governor Walter Clark w...

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[At least one profile mgr had his birth year as 1665] THOMAS 3 WHEELER m SARAH DAVIS Thomas 2/Geo 1 They married 13 Nov 1695. Sarah was born 11 March 1665/6 and was daughter of Lieut. Simon Davis a...

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James was first at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, then at Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts before coming to Westerly, Washington County, Rhode Island in 1669. He served in the earl...

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3. NICHOLAS2 COTTRELL (NICHOLAS1) (Source: "Ancestors and Descendants of the Reverend Henry Clark and his wife Catherine Pendleton of Madison Co NY..) was born 1648, and died December 1715. (BIRTH: ABT...

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From Lois Ralph's Wheeler Family History; see also -------------------- 103. THOMAS WHEELER, son of George (100) and Kath- erine . He was born in England, and died in Concord, Mass. before Sept...

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The following text is taken from: Genealogies of Rhode Island Families, Vol. II, N-W,New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Genealogical Pub. Co., Inc., Baltimore,1989, page 334-335 , found at...

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from the Mark Davis web page: Cornelius Davis (1653-1730) lived in Haverhill and married Sarah Elizabeth Hilton in 1688. He was called to fight in the Narragansett Wars and for that service, he recei...

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/Peregrine White - Appointed Lt, Peregrine White of the Marshfield Militia During King Philips War. Peregrine White Peregrine White's cradle and Elder Brewster Chair The Boston Newsletter of Mond...

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Massasoit * (1581-1661), was the Leader of the Pokanoket ,"Peope of the first light " and Chief of the Wampanoag Nation. He was commonly known as Massasoit but he was called by many other names, includ...

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Nathaniel was born about 1639. He married Faith Miller on August 3, 1664, in Marshfield and had eight children. He died on December 1, 1719. -------------------- Event: Fact 1675 On a jury for a ...

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Promoted to Lt. in King Philips war under Major James Cudworth by Plymouth Colony. * 'Plymouth Colony, its history & people, 1620-1691 By Eugene Aubrey Stratton

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Killed by Indians in King Philip's War. Sources Hudson, Charles. History of the Town of Marlborough .... P. 430 Vital Records of Marlborough Vital Records of Sudbury Banvard, Theodore James...

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According to an article from Robert & Catherine Barnes' GENEOLOGIES OF RHODE ISLAND FAMILES: FROM RHODE ISLAND PERIODICALS, Volume II - Valentine Wightman surname was most often spelled Whitman and so ...

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Joseph was killed in action against the Indians during King Philips War. Links

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Added by Elwin C. Nickerson- * Note Recorded Location Of My Great GrandFathers House was with The Last Of The Full Blooded Native Americans Chiefs and Heirs In Chatham/Monomoyick- The reservations whic...

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Thomas is referred to as the Thomas Barnes of Hartford, Hartford County, CT. He was one of the first 40 settlers in Hartford, CT, 1639. having six acres alloted to him. His name appears on the Founde...

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Capt John Williams died June 22, 1694, aged 70 years. Capt. John Williams died on 22 Jun 1694 in Scituate, age 70 or about 73. [Ref] He married Elizabeth, who might have been a daughter of Rev. John ...

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General Notes: b. in England and christened in Berkhamstead on October 15, 1641. He was a boy of five when his father died. In 1660 a tract of land lying west of Sudbury was incorporated as a tow...

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MAJOR JOHN "PYNCHON, or PINCHEON, JOHN, Springfield, only s. of William, b. in Eng. 1625, brot. with three sis. and their mo. by his f. in the fleet with Winth. 1630, m. 30 Oct. Hartford rec. says 6 ...

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Information obtained through the Prince Edward Island Historical Center in Charlottetown paper records of "Genealogy of the Goff Family": William represented Hampshire (or Hants) Co. in Parliament in...

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John Russell Graduated from Harvard in 1645 as the seventeenth Graduate if that College.

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Ensign Jonathan Stanhope , immigrant ancestor, settled early in Sudbury, Massachusetts, where he died 22 October 1702, aged seventy years. Therefore he was born in 1632, doubtless in England. According...

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Lieutenant Nathan Fiske, Jr. was born 17 October 1642 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, the son of Nathan Fiske (1615-1696) and Susannah Browne (b. 1617 England). About 1664, he married El...

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Like at least three of his brothers he served in the King Philip war, being in Captain Samuel Appleton's company in the Narragansett expedition in 1675. Links Historic homes and institutions and ...

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Date of marriage and death from Joanna Curtis on Prodigy Service citing Concord VRs Died 31 Mar 1676 killed by the Indians in the "Sudbury Fight." (Joanna Curtis citing Concord Registers, Book I, pri...

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Was killed in the Sudbury Fight during King Philips War. King Philips War was an armed conflict between Native American inhabitants of present-day southern New England and English colonists and their N...

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James was killed by Indians in a fight at Sudbury. from LEMUEL SHATTUCK’S 1835 HISTORY OF CONCORD: The month of April witnessed other horrible events to this county. Having destroyed most of the re...

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Notes Killed in the Sudbury Battle of King Philip's War Sources Bodge, George M. Soldiers in King Philip's War. Containing Lists of the Soldiers of Massachusetts Colony, Who Served in the I...

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Notes Killed in the Sudbury Battle of King Philip's War Family parents: Peter GARDNER (1617-1698) & Rebecca CROOK (1628-1675) Sources Bodge, George M. Soldiers in King Philip's War. Con...

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He lived for a time in Plymouth, where he served the colony in various capacities, holding, among other responsible positions, the office of constable. He was active in the military, and manifested his...

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Elisha Woodward was the son of Nathaniel Woodward and Mary Jackson. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Beers' Ambush.

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Joseph Dickinson was the son of Nathaniel Dickinson and Anna ____ Gull, and the husband of Phebe Bracy. Joseph served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Beers' Ambush near Northfield.

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From: In the autumn of 1675, twelve Rowley men were impressed into the service to meet the exigencies of King Philip's War, then raging. Their names are John Hopkinson, John Stickney, Joseph Jewett, ...

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Ephraim Child was the son of Benjamin Child and Mary Bowen. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Beers' Ambush.

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