Capt. Samuel Daggett

Samual Daggett Bio and Family

• BOOK: Doggett, Samuel Bradlee. 1894. A History of the Doggett-Daggett Family. Boston: Press of Rockwell and Churchill. Available at: Archive.org, pp. 347–351:—
  • 3555. SAMUEL DOGGETT2 (Thomas1), born Weymouth, Mass.,1652; died Marshfield, Mass., September 15, 1725; married 1st, Marshfield, Mass., January 24, 1682, Mary Rogers, daughter of John Rogers; died Marshfield, Mass., April 15, 1690; married 2d, Marshfield, Mass., January 21, 1691, Bathsheba Holmes, daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth (Arnold) Holmes, and granddaughter of Rey. Samuel Arnold; died Marshfield, Mass., April 17, 1747.
  • Issue:
    • 3569.1. SAMUEL DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., Dec. 24, 1683; died young.
    • 3570. ii. SAMUEL DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., April 7, 1685.
    • 3571. iii. MARY DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., April 26, 1687.
    • 3572. iv. Saran DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., April 7, 1689.
    • [NOTE: Children born after marriage to Bathsheba below:]
    • 3573. v. ELIZABETH DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., November 3, 1691; married Marshfield, Mass., January 13, 1725/26, by Rev. James Gardner, to Sylvanus Hall, of Plymouth, son of Elisha and Lydia Hall; born Yarmouth, Mass., May 17, 1693.
    • 3574. vi. EBENEZER DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., November 22, 1693.
    • 3575. vii. BATHSHEBA DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., June 18, 1695.
    • 3576. viii. JOHN DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., March 29, 1697.
    • 5777. ix. ISAAC DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., February 6, 1699,
    • 3578. x. LYDIA DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., October 26, 1703.
    • 3579. xi. SETH DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., October 22, 1705.
    • 3580. xii. ABIGAIL DOGGETT,3 born Marshfield, Mass., March 14, 1711/12.
  • Samuel Doggett, although born in Weymouth, was probably taken to Marshfield when an infant.
  • The town of Marshfield paid him Is. 6d. on August 8, 1678, as a witness fee.
  • June 15, 1676, the town of Marshfield makes the following record:
  • At the said townsmeeting the inhabitants have voted Christopher Winter, constable, and he did refuse, being sent to, by the Governor by Samuel Doggett and the inhabitants have voted Mr. Nathaniel Thomas constable.
  • March 20, 1681, Samuel Doggett receives from his father one-half of all his lands in Middleboro’ and places adjacent, and in the instrument is called “my natural and well-beloved son.” [Plymouth Deeds, 6-27.]
  • Early in the following year he married Mary Rogers, whose father appears to have been proprietor of much landed estate.
  • February 6, 1683, his father deeds to him all his land which he then has in’ Marshfield, reserving to himself ‘‘the use during life;” in consideration of the love and fatherly affection he has for his natural and loving son. [Plymouth Deeds, 9-74.]
  • 1683, Samuel Doggett, “Transcribed on list of Freemen for Marshfield,” is a memorandum from a correspondent. The town records, giving the names of the townsmen, 1684, mention Samuel Doggett as one of the number.
  • June 2, 1685, constable for Marshfield.
  • June 1689, he was received and admitted as freeman at a court held at Plymouth.
  • August 23, 1689. Town meeting in Marshfield:
    • In pursuance of the order of the last court for the raising money for the present expedition against the barbarous enemy Indians, Samuel Doggett, Anthony Eames, Ephraim Little and John Foster promised to lend the town 20s apiece to be repaid again by the next town rate.
  • The Marshfield church records show: “Samuel Doggett adm. Into this church Feb 22, 1703.” Bathsheba Doggett wife of Samuel Doggett bapt and adm. into this church July 26, 1702.”
  • Boston June 28, 1695 — Received of Daniel White Constable of Marshfield 26£ 2s 6d in full of a warrant of same, by the hands of Mr. Samuel Doggett, I say received for Mr. James Taylor, Treas. DAVID JENNER.
  • Aug. 17, 1702, Samuel and brother John,‘* yeomen,” sell land in Middleboro’ to Dr Francis Le Barron, chirurgeon. [Plymouth Deeds, 8-258.]
  • Samuel Doggett was chosen tithingman March 20, 1703. February 25, 1708, chosen grand juryman.
  • In 1708 he owned sloop “Swan,” twenty tons.
  • April 3, 1710. The proprietors’ records of Marshfield show his rate for the proportioning of each proprietor’s share in the common lands as 16s. 3d.
  • Feb 26, 1710/11 Samuel Doggett, sen. Joseph Waterman, Joseph Rogers and John Truant, sell 4 lots of land, to Samuel Doggett Jr, for 13£ 10s. [Plymouth Deeds, 8-162.]
  • April 15, 1713 Samuel and his brother, sell 100 acres land in Plympton, to Wm. Shurtleff, for 44£. [Plymouth Deeds, 11-67.]
  • Part owner in sloop ‘‘Seaflower,” in 1714.
  • March 19, 1743, elected constable.
  • March 13, 1717. Town meeting. Samuel Doggett, collector of several persons’ rates:
    • “Voted That Samuel Doggett be collector in north side of the South River for gathering 2 rates.” September 2, 1717. Town meeting:—
    • At said meeting the town accept of Samuel Doggett to serve in the stead of his son Samuel Doggett Jr in the office of constable in said town for the present year also that there be 1£ 5s added to the town rate forthwith to be made and paid to Samuel Doggett.
  • July 5, 1718. Samuel Doggett, Sen., and John Rogers, of Marshfield, joint owners of land originally belonging to right of Thomas Dogget, deceased, in 16s. purchase in Middleboro’, agree to divide and each take their portion equally. [Plymouth Deeds, 16-179.]
  • December 4, 1718. Samuel Doggett, Sen., and Thomas Doggett, of Marshfield, and Thomas Barker, of Pembroke, owners of the fifth lot in Major’s purchase, now in Pembroke, agree to divide. [Plymouth Deeds, 18-167.]
  • 1720, Samuel Doggett on grand jury.
  • In the burying-ground about the Congregational church at Marshfield, called Cedar Grove Cemetery, stands the gravestone of Samuel Doggett. It is of slate stone, about two inches thick, and stands on a knoll about twenty feet from the road and about one hundred feet from the church and facing it, on the side toward the railway station.
  • The head and foot stones are both in excellent state of preservation, and the headstone inscribed as follows:
    • Here lyse Ye
    • Interred Body
    • of Mr Samuel
    • Doggett who
    • dyed Septtembr
    • y 15th 1725
    • aged 73 yea’e
  • [LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT]
  • Marshfield Jan. 13, 1724,
  • I, Samuel Doggett of Marshfield in ye county of Plymouth, Yeoman, being in a good measure of health at present blessed be God for ye same, calling to mind ye uncertainty of my life and willing to settle ye estate which God hath been pleased of his goodness to bless me with all, Do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following.
  • First I commit my soul to God who gave it and my body to a decent buriall in hope of a Joyfull Resurrection to Eternal life through ye precious merits of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and for ye disposal of my outward estate my mind and will is that it shall be bestowed in such manner as in this my last will is set down.
  • Imprimis — I give and Bequeath ye use and improvement of all my Housing and lands whereon I now dwell and also my vally Lotts and my Cedar Swamp in ye Township of Pembroke to my beloved wife Bathsheba towards her livelihood for and during her widdowhood and also all my moveable estate whatsoever to be at her dispose for ye Payment of my Debts and funeral charges and what shall remain at her decease or second marriage to be by her disposed amongst my children as she shall see meet.
  • Item — I give and Bequeath to my son Samuel Doggett fourty and two acres of Land Lying in ye Township of Middleboro in ye 16 Shilling Purchase being ye 93 lott to Him and His heirs and assigns forever in full of his part or portion of my estate.
  • Item —I give and Bequeath to my son John Doggett and to his Heirs and assigns forever all my thirty and eight acres of Land in ye Township of Middleboro being ye lott in ye 16 Shilling Purchase,
  • Item — I give and Bequeath to my sons Ebenezer Isaac and Seth Doggett and to their Respective Heirs and assigns forever in Equal Parts after ye second marriage or decease of my said wife all my Housing and Lands in Marshfield and also my Cedar Swamp in ye Township of Pembroke, they Paying ye several sums of money and other things hereafter expressed after my said wife’s decease or second marriage (that is to say).
  • To my daughter Mary White ye sum of 20 s.
  • To my daughter Sarah Allen ye sum of 20s and to my daughter Bathsheba Kent ye sum of 5£ and to my daughters, Elizabeth, Lydiah and Abigail Doggett, ye sum of 10£ apiece.
  • Isaac and Seth Doggett shall find their three sisters Elizabeth, Lydiah and Abigail Doggett convenient Housing (that is to say) fire Room and firewood to all or such of them as shall remain unmarried as long as they shall live unmarried, and if any of them should be or Lame so as not to be capable to maintain themselves that they be maintained out of that real estate which I have given to my three sons, viz to Ebenezer, Isaac and Seth Doggett so long as they shall remain unmarried.
  • Lastly I nominate and appoint my said wife and my son Ebenezer Doggett to be executors of this my last will and testament hereby giving them full power to make sale of and give deeds of conveyance of all that my one halfe of a 60 acre Lott of Land Lying near to Joseph Stetson in ye Township of Pembroke toward ye payment of my debts and also it is my will that if either Ebenezer, Isaac or Seth Doggett should dye without Issue that his or their part of ye housing and Land I have given them shall belong to ye survivor or survivors of these three. In witness whereof I have hereonto set my hand and seal ye day and year above written
  • Samuel Dogget [Seal.]
  • Signed sealed and declared by ye said Samuel Doggett to be His last will and Testament.
  • In presence of us.
  • NATHAN M. THOMAS
    • her
  • PRISCILLA PT THOMAS
    • marke
  • ROBERT HOPKINS.
    • Oct 4, 1725.
  • The above named N. Thomas, Priscilla Thomas and Robert Hopkins made oath that they saw ye above named Samuel Doggett sign, seal and heard him declare ye above and within written Instrument to be his last will and testament and at the same time they sett their hands as witnesses and that according to ye best of their observation He was then of sound and disposing mind and memory – Before
  • ISAAC WINSLOW, Judge of Probate.
  • Oct. 4, 1725.
  • Isaac Winslow confirms will and orders them to make Inventory.
  • PLYMOUTH PROBATE, 5-120:
  • "Inventory of all and singular the goods and Chattels and Credits of Samuel Doggett, gentleman, deceased, Nov. 5, 1725”:
  • His purse and apparell, £21 10d; Arms and ammunition, £1 11s; Books, £1 6s; Cloth and mow hair, 13s 6d; Indian corn 14£ English corn 5£ 6s., £20 7s; To Tobacco, £1 15s; To weaving gears and worsted combs, £5 13s; Wheels, salt, yarn, Rope, a chest and 6 Barrels worsted, £4 14s; Yarn and old Iron, £3 28; To Pewter 2£ 16s Brass 3£ 15s Potts and Iron ware 6£ 17s, £13 8s; Earthern 1£ Nails and other small things 18s Salver 1£, £2 18s; Hand Saw, Hamers, Pott Hooks, chairs, Tables and stool, £2 18s; Chests, Boxes 1£ 8s Nails & Scales 12s, £2; To beds and bedding, £45 28; Wool and lumber, £3; Cyder 1£ 16s Casks 1£ beef 5£ 11s, £8 7s; Pork 4£ To Linnen 5£ 17s, £9 17s; Flax and other small things, £2 1s; Sheep 4£ 8s Horse 4£ Tackling £1 5s, £9 13s; Swine 11£ Oxen 16£ Steers 15£ 5 Cows 25£ 4 Young cattle 7£ 10s, £74 10s; Yoakes, chains, grinding stone, spade and plow, £2 15s; Cast wheels, horse gears, £3 13s; 18 Loads of Hay, £22 10s; Trees 1£ Turnips 10s, To flaxin ye sheaf 5s, all £1 15s; To a Bond of his son’s John Doggett, £40; Cordwood, £13; 4 of a 60 acre Lott at Pembroke, £30; 1/2 share in ye 16s Purchase in ye Last division in Middleboro, £3; To a desperate debt of John Haskell, £11 4s 4d; total, £361 15s 8d.
  • JOHN BARKER.
  • THOMAS DOGGETT.
  • JAMES SPRAGUE.
  • Dee 28, 1725 Acknowledged as a perfect inventory.

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Father: Thomas Doggett
https://archive.org/details/historyofdoggett00indogg/page/325/mode/1up

Married 1st - unknown - died Concord, MA 6/23/1642

Married 2nd Elizabeth Fry, widow of William Fry, dau of Jonas and Frances Humphrey
Born probably England, died Weymouth, MA 1652

Married 3rd Joanne Chillingsworth, widow of Thomas CVhilingsworth of Marshfield, MA
Born probably England. Died 9/4/1684 in Marshfield.Married c 1643 Weymouth, MA

Child by first wife who d 1642:
John b Concord (?) 1642

Children of Elizabeth who died 1652:
Hannah b Weymouth 1646
Sarah b Weymouth 1650
Samuel b Weymouth 1652

Child of Joane:(m 1653?)
Rebecca b Marshfield 1655

Came on the "Marey Anne" in 1637.

Good info here: https://archive.org/details/historyofdoggett00indogg/page/347/mode/1up

Samuel was baptized on July 22, 1688. Also, twin to Hannah Daggett. [[Daggett-51[sister Hannah]]

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Captain Samuel Daggett was born about 10 Jun 1685 in Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony to Thomas Daggett and Elizabeth Daggett. He is the brother of Hannah Daggett, Elizabeth (Daggett) Butler, Benjamin Daggett, Timothy Daggett, Thomas Daggett, Jemima (Daggett) Butler, Thankful (Daggett) Athearn, Mary (Daggett) Norton and Desire Daggett. He married Mary (Pease) Daggett on 11 Jul 1705 in Edgartown, Massachussetts. He is the father of Love (Daggett) Lischer, Solomon Daggett, Elizabeth Daggett, Samuel Daggett, Sylvanus Daggett and Seth Daggett. Samuel died about 1718 in Edgartown, Dukes, Province of Massachusetts Baymap Profile managers: Katherine Pattersonvand Theresa Welch Profile last modified 23 Apr 2017 | Created 11 Jun 2010

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• Note: Numbering corresponds to the source[1]:[2]
• https://archive.org/details/historyofdoggett00indogg/page/347/mode/1up

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30. SAMUEL DAGGETT, (Thomas,3-2 Johnl ), bapt. 22 July 1688 at Bristol, came back to E. with his father. He m. MARY PEASE (80) 11 July 1705, who was b. 17 Feb. 1685 and d. April 1767. He d. bef. 1722, prob. (Court Rec.). Estate not settled in probate court.

Children:

• 60. SAMUEL,5 b. (1706). 61. SETH, b. 5 Feb. 1713.
• 62. LOVE, b. (_____); m. Rev. JOHN LISCHER and rem. to Troy, N. Y.
• 63. SOLOMON, b. (_____); res. C.; m. JANE CLARK (38) bef. 1749; living 1790. No issue.
• 64. SYLVANUS, b. (_____). 65. ELIZABETH, b. (_____); m. PASCO HADLOCK: of Lebanon, Conn. 1 Nov. 1736.

Death

• Death: Cause: Homes Hole, Martha's Vineyard, MA Date: Apr 1726 [other dates are 1718 abd bef 1722] Place: Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts Sources
  • The History of Martha's Vineyard by Dr. Charles Banks: (From Banks Volume III Family Genealogies: pp. 126 - 145) THE DAGGETT FAMILY - [1] WikiTree profile Daggett-301 created through the import of HERMANSON_RICHARDSON.ged on Sep 13, 2011 by John Hermanson. See the Changes page for the details of edits by John and others. ↑ The History of Martha's Vineyard by Dr. Charles Banks ↑ Entered by Tom Quick

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Samuel DAGGETT

• BIRTH: 1652, Weymouth, Suffolk, MA
• DEATH: 15 Sep 1725, Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
• Father: Thomas DOGGETT
• Mother: Elizabeth HUMPHREY
• Family 1 : Mary ROGERS — MARRIAGE: 24 Jan 1682, Marshfield, Plymouth, MA

Family 2 : Bathsheba HOLMES — MARRIAGE: 21 Jan 1691, Marshfield, Plymouth, MA

                                           _________________

                      ____________________|

                     |                    |_________________

_Thomas DOGGETT _____| |                     |                     _________________ |                     |____________________| |                                          |_________________ |

|--Samuel DAGGETT |
| _Jonas HUMPHREY _ | _Jonas Sr HUMPHREY _| | | |_Ann ____________ |_Elizabeth HUMPHREY _|

                     |                     _Unknown COLEY __

                     |_Frances COLEY _____|

                                          |_________________

[1767] Daggett and associated lines from the LDS Family History Library.

"A History of the Doggett-Daggett Family"

Doggett, Samuel Bradlee Press Rockwell & Churchill, Boston, MA, 1895 (Republished 1979), 723 pgs.

"New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Clarence A. Torrey, Baltimore, MD, 1985 pp. 224-225 DOGGED/DOGGETT, Samuel & 1/wf Mary ROGGERS/ROGERS (1668-1690); 24 Jan 16--, 24 Jan 1682, 1682/3?; Marshfield DOGGETT, Samuel & 2/wf Bathsheba HOLMES; 21 Jan 1691; 1691/2; Marshfield

[1768] [S4] Ancestral File (R) anamericanfamilyhistory; An American Family History Mary Rogers and Samuel Daggett 1652 - 1690

Samuel and Mary's children included:

• Samuel Daggett (1683, died as an infant),
• Samuel Daggett (1685, married Bethiah Waterman),
• Mary Daggett (1687), and Sarah Daggett Allen (1689, married John Allen).

Mélange of Note Droppings

• Daggett is also spelled Dogged, Doged and Doggett.
• Detail of Winged Death's Head from Samuel Blanchard's tombstone. Weymouth is the second oldest town in Massachusetts. It was established in 1622 and incorporated in 1635. The town was a fishing and agricultural community.
• Slavery is an immoral system of forced labor where people are treated as property to be bought and sold. It was legal in the American Colonies and the United States until the Civil War.
• Samuel Daggett was born in 1652 in Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. His parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Daggett.
• He moved to Marshfield with his parents when he was quite young.
• In Marshfield he was and served as townsman, constable, t
• Tythingman, grand juryman, and collector of rates.
• He married Mary Rogers on January 24, 1682.
• Mary was born March 10, 1665 and was the daughter of John Rogers.
• On March 20, 1681 he inherited one-half of all his father's lands.
• Mary died in April 15, 1690.
• His second wife was Bathsheba Holmes. She born in 1670 in Marshfield and was the daughter of Abraham
• Holmes and Elizabeth Arnold. Samuel and Bathsheba married on January 21, 1691.
• Samuel and Bathsheba's children included:
• Elizabeth Daggett Hall (1691, married Sylvanus Hall),
• Ebenezer Daggett (1693),
• Bathsheba Daggett Kent Oxenbridge (1695, married John Kent and Oxenbridge Thatcher),
• John Daggett (1697), and
• Isaac Daggett (1699), Lydia Daggett (1703), Seth Daggett (1705), and Abigail Daggett (1711/12).
• Samuel died in Marshfield on September 15, 1725 and was buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
• Bathsheba, the mother, died in Marshfield on April 17, 1747.
• Samuel's granddaughter, Sarah Kent, married her stepbrother, Oxenbridge Thacher, Jr., in 1741.
• Sarah died of smallpox in 1764 and Oxenbridge
• Died of the effects of a live virus inoculation against the disease in 1765.
• n Phillis Wheatley: Biography of a Genius in Bondage,
• Vincent Carretta says that her earliest poem was about their deaths.
• Mr[s] Thacher’s Son is gone Unto Salvation Her daughter too, so I conclude They are both gone to be renewed

Old Style Calendar

• Before 1752 the year began on Lady Day, March 25th,.
• Dates between January 1st and March 24th were at the end of the year.
• Old Style (O.S.) and New Style (N.S.) are used to indicate whether the year has been adjusted.
• Often both dates are used.

Children of Elizabeth Fry Daggett and William Fry

• Elizabeth Fry Fiske
• Mary Fry Pierce and Thomas Daggett
• Hannah Daggett Blanchard
• Sarah Daggett Sherman

Samuel Daggett

• Smallpox is caused by of two viruses: Variola major and Variola minor. Symptoms include a rash and blisters.
• The mortality rate for V. major is 30–35% and for V. minor is about 1%.
• Long-term complications include scars, blindness, and limb deformities.
• A Constable was an elected official who was responsible for keeping the peace.
• His duties were more limited than the sheriff's.
• He apprehended and punished offenders, helped settle estates, and collected taxes.
• Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts was established in 1620 by Edward Winslow.
• The area was originally referred to as "Green's Harbor." when it was set off as a town from Plymouth Plantation in 1640,i
• He was named "Rexhame" and later renamed "Marshfield."
• A tythingman was responsible for the moral behavior of a group of neighbors.
• He had the authority to bring problems to the court.

Cutter, William Richard, ed. Genealogical and Personal Memoirs. Vol. 3.

• Samuel Doggett, son of Thomas Doggett (1), was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts, in 1652, and was probably taken to Marshfield, Massachusetts, when an infant.
• He received from his father, March 20, 1681, one-half of all his lands in Middleboro and places adjacent, and in the instrument is called "my well beloved son."
• He was transcribed on the list of freemen for Marshfield, and served as townsman, constable, tithingman, grand juryman, and collector of rates. In the record of the town meetings of Marshfield is the following:
• In pursuance of the order of the last court for the raising money for the present expedition against the barbarous enemy Indians, Samuel Doggett, Anthony Eames, Ephraim Little and John Foster promised to lend the town 20s apiece to be repaid again by the next town rate.
• He died in Marshfield, Massachusetts, September 15, 1725, and was buried in the Cedar Grove cemetery.
• He married, first, in Marshfield, Massachusetts, January 24, 1682, Mary Rogers, daughter of John Rogers; died in Marshfield, Massachusetts, April 15, 1690; married, second, in Marshfield, Massachusetts, January 21, 1691, Bathsheba Holmes, daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth (Arnold) Holmes, and granddaughter of the Rev. Samuel Arnold; died in Marshfield, Massachusetts, April 17, 1747.
• Children, born in Marshfield:
  • 1. Samuel, December 24, 1683, died young.
  • 2. Samuel, April 7, 1685.
  • 3. Mary, April 26, 1687.
  • 4. Sarah. April 7, 1689.
  • 5. Elizabeth, November 3, 1691, married, January 13, 1725-26, Sylvanus Hall, of Plymouth, son of Elisha and Lydia Hall, born in Yarmouth, Massachusetts. May 17, 1693.
  • 6. Ebenezer, November 22, 1693.
  • 7. Bathsheba, June 18, 1695.
  • 8. John, March 29, 1697.
  • 9. Isaac, February 6, 1699
  • 10. Lydia, October 26,1703.
  • 11. Seth, October 22, 1705.
  • 12. Abigail, March 14, 1711-12.

Cutter's work is available on CD CD: Genealogical And Personal Memoirs: Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Parts 1 & 2 European and indiginous American fought fierce battles as the Europeans expanded their territory.

A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage, John Farmer, Orlando Perry Dexter published by Little, Brown and Company, 1860

Samuel [Daggett], Marshfield, prob. br. of the preced. m. 24 Jan. 1682, Mary Rogers, wh. d. Apr. 1690, and on 21 Jan. 1691, Bathsheba Holmes, d. prob. of John.

By the first were b. Samuel, Mary, and Sarah; by the sec. Eliz. Ebenezer, Bathsheba, John, and Isaac, all bapt. 27 Sept. 1702; and afterwards Lydia, Persis, Seth, and Abigail.

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Mary Rogers

d.15 Apr 1690 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

H. Samuel Daggett Abt 1652 - 1725 W. Mary Rogers - 1690 m. 24 Jan 1681/82 Samuel Daggett 1683 - 1745 Add another spouse & children ▼Facts and Events Name Mary Rogers Gender Female Marriage 24 Jan 1681/82 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States to Samuel Daggett Death[1] 15 Apr 1690 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States ▼References ↑ Sherman, Robert M., and Ruth Wilder Sherman. Vital Records of Marshfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850. (East Greenwich, Rhode Island: Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Rhode Island, 1970), 43. Mary the Wife of Samuell Dogget deceased Aprill the 15 1690 This page was last modified 21:05, 23 May 2012. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License; additional terms may apply. See Terms of Use for details. Privacy policy About WeRelate Disclaimers Person:Samuel Daggett (2) Watchers Jolayne Drewwalkerski Jrich Browse Daggett in Weymouth in Marshfield

werelate.com: Samuel Daggett b.Abt 1652 Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States d.15 Sep 1725 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

Parents and Siblings

Thomas Doggett (Abt 1607-1692) m. Elizabeth Foster (est 1610-est 1653_ m. Abt 1643 Samuel Daggett Abt 1652 - 1725 Spouse and Children (edit) H. Samuel Daggett Abt 1652 - 1725 W. Mary Rogers - 1690 m. 24 Jan 1681/82 Samuel Daggett 1683 - 1745 Spouse and Children (edit) H. Samuel Daggett Abt 1652 - 1725 W. Bathsheba Holmes m. 21 Jan 1690/91 Name[1] Samuel Daggett Gender Male Birth[2] Abt 1652 Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States Marriage 24 Jan 1681/82 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States to Mary Rogers Marriage 21 Jan 1690/91 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States to Bathsheba Holmes Death[2] 15 Sep 1725 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Residence? Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

References

1. Cutter, William Richard. Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts. (New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1908), Vol. 3, p. 1223. Samuel Doggett, s/o Thomas Doggett and Elizabeth (Humphrey) Fry, b. Weymouth 1652, d. Marshfield 15 Sep 1725, m. (1) Marshfield 24 Jan 1682 Mary Rogers, m. (2) Marshfield 21 Jan 1691 Bathsheba Holmes.
2. Sherman, Robert M., and Ruth Wilder Sherman. Vital Records of Marshfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850. (East Greenwich, Rhode Island: Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Rhode Island, 1970), p. 400.

DOGGETT, Samuel, died 15 September, 1725, aged 73 years.

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