Edward Lamb, of Watertown

Not to be confused with Edward Lamb

Death: Between 27 June 1648 and 1650, Massachusetts

Edward Lamb immigrated to New England in 1633. He and his wife Margaret first resided in Watertown. He removed to Boston about 1648. He received the full range of land grants in Watertown: a seven-acre houselot; twenty rods for a garden; three acres of plowland; four acres of meadow; twenty-five acres of upland in the Great Divident in the third division, lot #6; seven and a half acres of upland beyond the further plain, and a farm of sixty-five acres [ WaBOP 4, 7, 9, 13, 41]. He added "one acre of meadow ... in Patch Meadow ... granted to him" [ WaBOP 94]. On 15 March 1647/8 Edward Lamb of Watertown sold to Charles Stearns five of these parcels [ SLR 1:101].

Source:

1. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III

Family

Partner: Margaret Marriage: About 1633,

1.   Child: Hannah Lamb Born: 27 December 1633, Watertown, Massachusetts
2.   Child: Mary Lamb Born: 1635, Watertown, Massachusetts
3.   Child: Samel Lamb Born: 3 April 1637, Watertown, Massachusetts
4.   Child: Mary Lamb Born: 30 April 1639, Watertown, Massachusetts
5.   Child: John Lamb Born: 13 February 1639/40, Watertown, Massachusetts
6.   Child: Increase Lamb Born: 13 February 1639/40, Watertown, Massachusetts
7.   Child: John Lamb Born: About 1642, Watertown, Massachusetts
8.   Child: Sarah Lamb Born: About 1644, Watertown, Massachusetts
9.   Child: Elizabeth Lamb Born: 16 June 1648, Boston, Massachusetts

Links

• http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/gen/person/p20969.htm