Col. David Putnam

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David Putnam Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915 birth: 25 October 1707 SALEM, ESSEX, MASSACHUSETTS father: Joseph Putnam mother: Elizabeth Porter

David Putnam Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915 christening: 26 October 1707 DANVERS, ESSEX, MASSACHUSETTS father: Joseph Putnam

see below for children- from Family Search Massachusetts Births andChristenings 1639-1915 ____________________ Mary Perley - Pane-Joyce Genealogy aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/.../rr09_196.html Clark University On 14 Feb 1728/9 when Rebecca was 18, she married Col. David Putnam, son of Joseph Putnam (14 Sep 1669-May 1724) & Elizabeth Porter (18 Feb 1672/3-Oct 1746), in Ipswich, MA. Born on 25 Oct 1707 in Salem Village, MA.186 David was baptized on 26 Oct 1707.186 David died in Mar 1768 in Salem, MA.

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20673. Rebecca Perley. Born on 29 Oct 1710 in Boxford, MA.194

Children of David and Rebecca (Perley) Putnam, born at Salem Village:

   i. William Putnam, b. ca. 1729, d. 7 Jul 1807 at Sterling, MA, m. at Danvers, MA, 5 Nov 1751 Elizabeth Putnam (b. ca. Jun 1725, d. before 1807, dau. of Josiah & Ruth (Hutchinson) Putnam);

   ii. Lucy Putnam, b. ca. 1731, d. 20 Jul1818 at Marietta, Washington Co., OH, m. at Middleton, MA, 5 Nov 1751 Ezra Putnam (b. ca. 1728 at Salem, d. 19 Mar 1811 at Marietta, son of Ezra & Elizabeth (Fuller) Putnam);

   iii. Allen Putnam, b. ca. 1732, d. 1759;

   iv. Mehitable Putnam, b. ca. 1734, m. Edward Perkins Sparhawk (b. 10 Jul 1728 at Lynn, MA, son of Nathaniel & Elizabeth (Perkins) Sparhawk);

   v. Joseph Putnam, b. 23 Sep 1739, d. 9 Mar 1818 at Danvers, m. there 26 Mar 1770 Ruth Flint (b. 28 Apr 1751 at Middleton, dau. of John & Hulda (Putnam) Flint);

   vi. Israel Putnam, b. 29 Jun 1742, d. 23 Feb 1825 at Danvers, m. there 7 Feb 1771 Sally Eppes (d. 8 Oct 1784);

   vii. Eunice Putnam, b. ca. 1745, d. young;

   viii. David Putnam, b. ca. 1747, d. 1766 at Salem;

   ix. Eunice Putnam, b. ca. 1751, d. 26 Nov 1846, m. at Middleton Sep 1771 Nathaniel Richardson (b. 20 Mar 1741/2 at Woburn, MA, d. 25 Jan 1796 at Salem, son of Joshua & Eunice (Jennison) Richardson); and

   x. Jesse Putnam, b. 8 Jan 1754, d. 14 Apr 1837 at Boston, m. 13 Feb 1776 Susanna Thatcher (d. 8 Apr 1839, dau. of Samuel & Mary (Brown) Thatcher).

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IV. 85 Colonel David (Joseph, Thomas, John), born . in Salem Village, 25 Oct., 1707 ; died 1768 ; married 24 Nov., 1728, Kebecca, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Osgood) Perley of Boxford, born 28 Oct., 1710. (See note on page 50.) Children, born and baptized in Salem Village : 231 William, bapt. 8 March, 1729-30. 232 Lucy, bapt. 23 Apr., 1732; m. Major Ezra Putnam. 233 Ar.tEn, b. 1732 ; bapt. 4 Apr. 1734 ; d. , 1759. 234 Mjehitabi-e," b. 1734; bapt. 13 Mar., 1736-37; m. previous to 1767; Rev. Edward Perkins, son of Rev. Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Perkins) Sparhnwk, of Lynnfleld, b. 10 July, 1728. He m., 2nd, a Mrs. Adams (See Sparhawk genealogy.) 235 Joseph, bapt. 14 Oct., 1739; d. 9 Mar., 1818. 236 Israel, b. 29 June, 1742. 237 Eunice, bapt. 28 Apr., 1745; d. y. 288 David, b. , 1747; d. , 1766. 239 Eunice, b. , 1751; d. 26 Nov. 1846; m. Nathaniel, son of Joshua and Eunice (Jennisou) Richardson, tanner, formerly of Woburn but afterwards of Salem, in which latter place he was killed 25 Jan., 1796, while superintending the moving of a building. He was born in Woburn, 20 Men., 1742. Ch. : Jesse, b. , 1774, of Salem. Joshua, of Portland. Nathan iel, a merchant of Malaga, Spain. William P. of Salem. Is rael of Portland. 240 Jesse, b. 8 Jan., bapt. 13 Jan., 1754. Colonel David Putnam was one of the most prominent men in Danvers for over fifty years. He was not only influ ential in town and parish affairs but was known throughout the colony as a dashing cavalry officer. Col. Timothy Pick ering was accustomed to mention among the recollections of his boyhood that "David Putnam rode the best horse in the Province." For many years the inhabitantsof Salem Village had been petitioning the General Court to set them off as a separate town and in these attempts David Putnam sided with the pop ular party. In 1752, they partially gained their point and David and James Putnam are among the subscribers to a pe tition to Daniel Eppes, Esq. , for calling the first town meet ing in the District of Danvers, 18 Feb., 1752. This meeting was held on the 4th of March, and Lt. David was chosen one of the highway surveyors, an important office in a new town. Previous to the separation he had held various offices in the old town. "Mehitabel, in History of Sanbomton, N. H., is said to have m. Laban Harrlnmn, a Quaker and to have had a child, Mehitabe), b. 20 Sept. , 1781 ; m., 1789, John a brums of Sanbornton. He was b. in Araesbury, 3 March, 1766. This must refer to some other MehMable, though whom, I know not. (See No. 2880In 1751, he was selectman of Salem from the Village and doubtless did much to influence the town to consent to the separation. In 1753, he was chosen selectman of Danvers and in 1757 was one of a committee of five to regulate the grammar school. Hardly a year passed but that he held some one or another town office, being at various times selectman, surveyor of highways, tythingman, overseer of the poor, warden, and on special committees. He was last taxed in 1767, his estate was taxed in 1768, and his will proved in 1769. This will is an interesting document; by it he provided for his son William, his daughters Lucy, Mehetable Sparhawk, and Eunice, then gives the remainder to his sons, Joseph and Israel leaving it to them to divide, they to furnish their youngest brother, Jesse, with the means to carry him through college. The terms of the will were fulfilled in every particular and tradition states that when Joseph and Israel came to divide the property each had chosen that which the other did not want. This property comprised the estate now known as the Gen. Israel Putnam place, the Col. Jesse place v about fifty acres, now owned by the state, included in the Insane Hospital grounds, and the houses of Eben S. Flint, Eben Jackson,Mrs. Damel Verry, Mrs. Julia A. Philbrick, and the school- house grounds. The section known as the Col. Jesse estate fell to Joseph and the part known as the Gen. Israel place fell to Israel. The sword carried by Col. David long remained in the hands of his descendants and never left the homestead until presented on the 19 May, 1890, by Granville B. Putnam, Esq., to the Danvers Historical Society. IV. 90 Major-General Israel (Joseph, Thomas, John), born in Salem Village, now Danvers, 7 Jan., 1717-18 ; bap tized 2 Feb., 1718 ; died Brooklyn, Conn. , after an illness of two days, 29 May, 1790 ; married, first, at Danvers, 19 July, 1739, Hannah, daughter of Joseph and Mehitable (Putnam, https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=YN4UAAAAYAAJ&printsec=front...

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▼References ↑ Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records to the End of the year 1849. (Salem, Massachusetts: Essex Institute, 1916-1925), 2:209. PUTNAM, David, s.Joseph and Eliza[beth] (Porter), [born] Oct. 25, 1707.

↑ 2.0 2.1 Putnam, Eben. A history of the Putnam family in England and America: recording the ancestry and descendants of John Putnam of Danvers, Mass., Jan Poutman of Albany, N.Y., Thomas Putnam of Hartford, Conn. (Salem, Mass.: Salem Press Pub. and Print. Co., 1891-1908), pp. 85-87. Col. David Putnam [#85], s/o Joseph Putnam [#17] and Elizabeth Porter, b. Salem Village [now Danvers] 25 Oct 1707, d. 1768, m. 24 Nov 1728 Rebecca Perley. Selectman of Salem, and later Danvers. Influential in creating Danvers as separate town. "He was last taxed in 1767, his estate was taxed in 1768, and his will proved in 1769." Will mentions son William, daughters Lucy, Mehetable Sparhawk and Eunice, sons Joseph, Israel, and youngest Jesse. http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:David_Putnam_(8)

_____________________ DAVID PUTNAM (b 1707) and REBECCA PERLEY (b 1710) and their descendants from page 21-2 David's parents were Joseph Putnam and Elizabeth Porter Rebecca's parents were Thomas Perley and Sarah Osgood a) Col David6

Putnam, born 25 Oct 1707 Salem Village, Essex Co MA, married Rebecca Perley 24 Nov 1728; nine children. She was born 28 Oct 1710. Her parents were Thomas Perley and Sarah Osgood. Prominent in Danvers MA for over 50 years, David was known as a dashing cavalry officer throughout the colony. He died Mar 1769, age 62. William Putnam, born Mar 1729. Lucy Putnam, baptized Apr 1732, married Maj Ezra Putnam. Allen Putnam, born 1732, died 1759, age about 27. Mehitabel Putnam, born 1734, married Rev Edw Perkins. Deacon Joseph Putnam, born 1739, died 9 Mar 1818, age about 79. Israel Putnam II, born 1742 -- below. Eunice Putnam, born 1745, died young. David Putnam, born 1747, died 1766. Jesse Putnam, born 1754, married Elizabeth Meriam. We tried unsuccessfully to find whether Danvers may have been a later name for Salem Village, but they are a little too far apart on our maps. Now we think it may be that Danvers became the mailing addressfor Salem Village. Perhaps a future researcher could clarify this. i) Israel7

Putnam II was born 29 Jun 1742 Salem Village. (We refer to him as Israel II only 

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