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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Added by Elwin Nickerson II about my Great Grandfather: Harvard Graduate -Reverend. Samuel Treat- Minstered to the Native Americans in Eastham from 1672 to 1717- Beloved by The Native Americans- Spoke ...

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John Gatchell was the son of John Gatchell, Sr, and Wybora ____. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Beers' Ambush.

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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 on April 21, 1676 Sources Bodge, George M. Soldiers in King Philip's War. Containing Lists of the Soldiers of Massachusetts Colony, W...

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Captain Samuel Brocklebank was killed on the battlefield by Indians in the King Phillip War, the French and Indian War, before the American Revolution. m. 18 Mar 1652 Rowley MA [her 2nd marriage] H...

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Daughter of Chief Aspinet of the Nawset Tribe. She is the wife of Robert Wixam, who came from England. Mother of Barnabas Wixon who sold all his inherited lands and moved to live on entirely Indian lan...

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John Tidd, son of John Tidd (2) born at Woburn, February 26, 1645-5, died there August 3, 1743; married June 12, 1678, Elizabeth Fifield, born September 7, 1657, died at Woburn, October 6, 1732, daught...

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Selectman / military service. Soldier in Great Swamp Fight. Came over from England with his father, Ralph in 1635, but Ralph returned to England. Was landowner at Yarmouth; resided at Barnstable and Pl...

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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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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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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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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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-------------------- Resided from 1672 in Milton Massachusetts. Died either April 18 or 21st 1676 at Sudbury Mass while on a military expedition in King Philip's War.

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.............................. .. First as a Lieutenant, then as Captain, and later as Major he took an active part in the Indian Wars. He was a major in the expedition against Indians at Saconet in...

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First man in Woburn to bear a military title. He could not have been in King Philip's War 1675 to 1676 since he died in 1657. SGT. JOHN TIDD of Woburn John Tidd embarked from Yarmouth, Isle of Wi...

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Added by Elwin Nickerson II about my Great Grandfather: Citation as Follows: Teague Jones came to Massachusetts at a very early date, since he appears at Yarmouth in 1645 among soldiers 'wch went forth...

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From: 615. Benjamin11 Brewster (Jonathan12, William13, William14, William15) was born in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts November 17, 1633.(716) Benjamin died September 14, 1710 in Norwich, New L...

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Capt. James Grant (1672-1735), of Kittery, Maine; married Mary Nason, daughter of Jonathan Nason, of Berwick, Maine. James Grant served as a Captain in the local militia during King Philip’s War. Sou...

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Thomas Read was born on 20 November 1641 at Dorchester, Massachusetts. 1 He died Feb. 6, 1695. Parents: son of John Read of Dorchester and Sarah Lessie.2,3 He was a tanner who served in served ...

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John Read Jr. was born on 29 August 1640 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.1 (or Braintree (Norfolk Co), MA) and died on 26 March 1676 at King Philip's War, Massachusetts, at age 35 years, 6 months and 26 d...

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William and Mary were married in a religious ceremony on August 2nd, 1671 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hamshire.--------------------• Name: William Sanborn •Sex: M •Birth: ABT 1622 in Brimpton, Engla...

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Constant Southworth was born about 1614, based on his date of marriage. He died on March 11, 1678/9, in Duxbury. His ship was possibly White Angel, 1628 He lived in Holland. Constant Southworth was t...

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George Robinson, Sr. was a Scotsman and veteran of King Philip's War who was among the first settlers of Rehoboth, Massachusetts. Charles Edwin Hurd's 1902 Genealogy and History of Representative Cit...

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Killed in action by Indians before Pawtucket, RI, on March 26, 1676 during King Philip's War. Nothing has been found to suggest that he married or ever sired any children.

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Pioneer settler of Rhode Island & friend of Roger Williams Burial John Whipple was originally buried on his farm. His grave was later moved it current location in North Burial Ground in Providenc...

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The authorities have been confused as to the identity of Lt. John Sanborn's parents. All agree that the father died in England. They also agree that Lt. John came to America with his mother, his matern...

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The descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from old to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, with numerous biographical notes and sketches : also, some account of the de...

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Samuel ( son of Thomas ) bp. 7 Aug. 1643, — "Samuell Munson ye Sonn of Thomas Munson was Baptised 7th 6 month '43" — First Church Records; m. 26 Oct. 1665 Martha dau. of William and Alice (Pritchard)...

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From the Find A Grave page on Captain Edward Richmond: Birth: 1632 - England Death: Nov., 1696 - Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island, USA Captain Edward Richmond was born about 1632, p...

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My Husband and Captain Henry Kerley had gone to Boston to request that soldiers come to our aid as an Indian attack was possible. While they were gone on February 10, the garrison house in which my fam...

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Before 1677, William owned a parcel of land east of Great Hill, Monomoit, and another lying southwest of the head of Ryder's Cove where he probably lived. But in 1689 be bought land at Cotchpinicut (Ol...

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He was born in Mosterne, Dorsetshire, England and baptized in Bridport, Dorset, England on January 25, 1620/1 as the son of John Gallup/Gallop and his wife Christobel Bruchett. He arrived in Massachuse...

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Millennium File about Samuel Eels Name: Samuel Eels Spouse: , Anna Lenthal Birth Date: 1 May 1640 Birth City: Milford Birth County: N-Haven Birth State: Connecticut Birth Country: USA ...

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Robert Old was the son of John Old and the husband of Dorothy Granger. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner. Robert Old (or Ould) marri...

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Lieutenant George Macey (Macy, Macye) Lieutenant George Macey married Susanna Street, daughter of Nicholas Street and Ann Poole, in 1647 in Taunton, Bristol, MA. Seven daughters, his will and histori...

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"Gerard (1) Spencer (1614-1685) along with his older brothers, William (1601-1640), Thomas (1607-1687), and Michael (1611-1653) were among the very first settlers in New England under the auspices of t...

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Dea.Samuel Stocking, of Middletown, son of George, of Hartford, died Dec. 30, 1683. Wife, Bethia. Children, Samuel 27 years of age, Bethia Stowe 25, John 23, Ebenezer 17, George, Stephen 10, Daniel 6, ...

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Uncas (c. 1588 – c. 1683) was a sachem of the Mohegan who, through his alliance with the English colonists in New England against other Indian tribes, made the Mohegan the leading regional Native Ameri...

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Nathaniel Phelps arrived in America on the Mary & John May 30 1630 with father William and stepmother Ann (Dover) , brothers William Jr., Samuel, & Joseph. -------------------- Deacon Nathaniel Phe...

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With his father Nicholas and others of his family was in the garrison hous at Bogestow Pond in 1676 when King Philip and his warriors met with their "notorious repulse". He served in the war with King ...

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John Morey served on a committee in Providence, Rhode Island to decide what to do with the Indians taken captive and being held there following King Philip's War. The meeting took place 2 days followin...

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Jonathan Lathrop in 2004 writes on Captain Thomas Lothrop is listed in Rev E. B Huntington's "Genealogical Memoir of the Lo-Lathrop family..." in the appendix on Unconnected Imigrants, Page 401 -...

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Abraham Hathaway- Born: 11 SEP 1652 in Taunton, Massachuetts to John Hathaway and Martha Shepard He married Rebecca Wilbore 28 AUG 1684 inTaunton, Massachuetts. He Died: 23 AUG 1725 and is Buried i...

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Mary Read, after her first husband John died, she married another widower, Daniel Rea, in February 1708/9. On 27 Decemeber 1713, "Mary Reay ye wife of Daniel Reay of Salem and formerly Mary Read" sold ...

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He served during King Phillip's War. Was propounded for membership in the Swansea Baptist Church June 22, 1671. Cole's River in Swansea is named for Hugh, who was admitted as a freeman in 1670. He was ...

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Samuel was a sergeant in the Indian War with King Philip. He was listed as one of the survivors of Captain Thomas Lathrop's Company in the disastrous battle of Muddy Brook, now called Bloody Brook, 18 ...

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25 M vii. Peter Woodbury was born on 28 Mar 1652 in Beverly, Essex, MA and died on 18 Sep 1675 in Bloody Brook, Near Deerfield, MA.

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Son of Arthur Williams and Catherine ____ Carter Williams of Northampton. He lived in Deerfield,MA. He was among the teamsters killed at Bloody Brook. The teamsters were hauling grain to storage, und...

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Thomas Weller, son of Richard, was baptized on April 10, 1653. Lived in Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed at Bloody...

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Lived in Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed at Bloody Brook. The teamsters were hauling grain to storage, under the ...

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Lived in Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed at Bloody Brook. The teamsters were hauling grain to storage, under the ...

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Son of Thomas and Sarah Mudge. Lived in Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were ...

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Lived in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that team...

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Deacon Robert Hinsdall and three of his sons, Samuel, Barnabas, and John, were of Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed...

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Deacon Robert Hinsdall and three of his sons, Samuel, Barnabas, and John, were of Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed...

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The Hinsdale family is said to have come from the district of Loos in the province of Liege, now in Belgium. This area was originally a part of France, although Dutch and German families also lived the...

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Deacon Robert Hinsdall and three of his sons, Samuel, Barnabas, and John, were of Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed...

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Lived in Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lathrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that teams...

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Extract from "The History of Deerfield" & Wikipedia "Joseph came as one of our earliest settlers, built on No. 32, on the Dr. Willard lot; was killed with Capt. Lothrop September 18, 1675 in ...

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Lived in Salem Farms (present-day Beverly), Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, per Eben Putnam. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldi...

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Richard Olmsted (1612-1687) and his family moved to Norwalk, CT in the earliest part of the 1650s. He was Deputy to the Connecticut General Court for 1653-1679 (most years), town judge/commissioner 165...

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Lived in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that teamst...

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Lived in Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Joshua Carter, a teamster killed at Bloody Brook, was the son of Joshua Carter and Catherine _____ ...

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Lived in Haverhill and Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Daniel Button, born in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, was the son of Matthias Button and Teagle ____. At age 21, Daniel was impres...

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Lived in Manchester, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that t...

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A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that teamsters were moving to storage. Thomas Bayley's origins ar...

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Source: Joseph Balch (1658 - September 18, 1675) was born in Beverly, Massachusetts to Benjamin and Sarah (Gardner) Balch. Little is known of Joseph's life prior to his involvement in the conflict ...

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Lived in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Died at age nineteen. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul...

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Also spelled "Allin." Lived in Deerfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (Deerfield is now in Franklin County). Among the teamsters killed at Bloody Brook. The teamsters were hauling grain ...

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Lived in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. A colonial soldier, serving under Captain Lothrop, who died in the Battle of Bloody Brook. The soldiers were guarding a haul of grain that teamst...

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Experience Hinsdale was the son of Robert Hinsdale and Ann Woodward, and the husband of Mary Hawks. He served in King Philip's War and was one of two guides at Turner's Falls Fight, serving under Capta...

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Isaac Harrison was the husband of Martha Montague. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in the Turner's Falls Fight, while serving under Captain William Turner. After his death his ...

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Samuel Gillett was the son of Jonathan Gillett and Mary Dolbiar, and the husband of Hannah Dickinson. Samuel served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians during the retreat in the Turner's Fal...

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John Dickinson was the son of Nathaniel Dickinson and Anna _____ Gull Dickinson, and the husband of Frances Foote. John Dickinson served as a Sergeant under Capt. William Turner in King Philip's War. D...

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John Church was the son of Edward Church and Mary Hopkins. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Turner's Falls Fight, while serving under Captain William Turner.

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William Allis, Jr, was the son of William Allis, Sr, and Mary _____. He served in King Philip's War and was killed by Indians in Turner's Falls Fight, while serving under Captain William Turner.

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Joseph Warriner was the son of William Warriner and Joanna Searle, and the husband of 1) Mary Montague; and 2) Sarah Tibbals. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight und...

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John Pressey was the husband of Mary Gouge (Gough). He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

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John Pratt was the son of Richard and Mary Pratt. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

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New England families, genealogical and memorial: a record of the ..., Volume 2 edited by William Richard Cutter Pg.881 ------------------------------ -----

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Nathaniel Peirce was the son of Robert Peirce and Mary Knight, and the husband of 1) Hanna Convers; and 2) Elizabeth. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt....

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Tryal Newbury was the son of Richard and Sarah Newbury and the husband of Priscilla. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

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Major William Bradford "removed to Kingston, Massachusetts, was assistant deputy governor, was one of Governor Andro's council in 1687, and was the chief military officer of Plymouth colony." He was a ...

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James Avery (b. 1620 in Cornwall, Kingdom of England - April 18, 1700 in Groton, Connecticut) was an American colonial landowner, legislator, and a military commander in King Philip's War . He was on...

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Joseph Leeds was the son of Richard and Joan Leeds, and the husband of Miriam Cooke. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

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Birth: 1626 Harwich, England Death: Jun. 27, 1708 Hadley Hampshire County Massachusetts, USA The son of Martin & Prudence (Bird) Kellogg, he was baptized on April 1, 1626 in Great Leighs, E...

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Served under Capt. William Turner in King Philip's War.

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