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About Dr. Ebenezer Nutting
Not the husband of Lydia Barnes
Blacksmith and surgeon Ebenezer was born at Groton 1666. A boy of ten when the town was burned. Lived with his mother at Concord and Woburn. Returned to Groton for a time, but left before 1707. Settled at Cambridge. Was a blacksmith; became a "learned blacksmith". Studied medicine and became "a skillful Physician and surgeon". Represented his town in General Court - more than once. Was highly esteemed.
From the notes of Rev. John Keep Nutting
Ebenezer Nutting was born on 23 Oct 1666 in Groton, Massachusetts. He was the son ofJohn Nutting and Sarah Eggleston. [1]
Ebenezer Nutting was first a blacksmith and later a skilled physician and surgeon. [2]
Ebenezer married Ledia or Lydia _______ in 1692 in Medford or Cambridge area. He and Ledia resided in Medford where they had several children including:
- Ledia b. November 5, 1692; married Jonathan Polley
- Jonathan b. January 31, 1694/5; married Isabel Blood
- Sarah Nutting believed to be unmarried at death
- Ebenezer Jr., b. Aug. 9, 1700; married Mary ____________
- James b. January 31, 1703/4; married Mary ______________
- JOHN NUTTING (See: Generation 3) b. April 23, 1709. / married 1) Mary Adams 2) Hannah Reed
- Josiah b. February 28, 1705/6
- Benjamin b. Sept. 7, 1711. and (1) Ruth Wood (2) Abigail Frost
- Mary Nutting married Stephen Murrell
His descendants can be found in Brimfield, Cambridgeport, Marblehead, Gloucester, and Salem, Massachusetts. [3]
From http://earlynewenglandfamilies.blogspot.com/2012/02/nutting-family-...
EBENEZER NUTTING settled first in part of Cambridge, now known as Lexington, then called Cambridge Farms. He and his wife owned the covenant there in 1699 and had four children baptized before 1703. On May 26, 1703, he exchanged land with George Blanchard, conveying to him forty-three acres of land in Cambridge and receiving a tract of land in Medford, approximately five acres with a dwellinghouse thereon and approximately twelve acres lying within the limits of Charlestown (Middlesex Deeds, Volume 15, Page 101). In this Deed, Ebenezer Nutting is called a Blacksmith, as in several other deeds, but in the Deed of December 5, 1716, he is called a “practitioner of physic”. He left no Will but there are Probate Records regarding its settlement in the record office at East Cambridge. Deed of 1716 and 1718, call him a doctor, but previous and later Deeds indicated him as a Blacksmith by trade.
References
- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Nutting-22
- Nutting genealogy. A record of some of the descendants of John Nutting, of Groton, Mass (1908) by John Keep Nutting, published in Syracuse, N.Y., C. W. Bardeen, Not in copyright. Person # 5, page 63. < Archive.Org >. No wife listed. Descendants, C line, page 68. < Archive.Org >
- http://earlynewenglandfamilies.blogspot.com/2012/02/nutting-family-...
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Dr. Ebenezer Nutting's Timeline
| 1666 |
August 23, 1666
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Groton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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| 1690 |
1690
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Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
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| 1692 |
November 5, 1692
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Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1695 |
January 31, 1695
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Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
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| 1698 |
August 11, 1698
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Medford
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| 1700 |
August 9, 1700
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Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1703 |
January 31, 1703
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Medford, MA
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| 1705 |
February 28, 1705
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Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1709 |
August 23, 1709
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Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
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