Ens. John Sanborn

Ensign John Samborn (son of John Samborne & Mary Tucke) is believed to have died 4 JAN 1732 at Hampton. His son, John died 10 NOV 1723, presumably at Kingston.

The probate record of John Sanborn of Kingston is dated Feb. 19, 1723/4 and lists his widow and administratrix as Mehitabel.

sources

1. Noyes, Sybil; Libby, Charles Thornton; Davis, Walter Goodwin. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. Publication: (1939) Page: p. 604, #3

Links

• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hampton%2...

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John Sanborn aka Samborn [uncertain]

Born about 1649 in Hampton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Son of John Sanborne and Mary (Tucke) Sanborn

Brother of Mary Samborne, Abigail (Samborne) Marston, Richard Sanborn, Mary Sanborn, Joseph Sanborn Sr, Stephen Sanborn, Ann (Samborne) Palmer, Nathaniel Sanborn Sr, Benjamin Sanborn and Jonathan Sanborn Sr [half]

Husband of Judith (Coffin) Sanborn — married 19 Nov 1674 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire

Father of Judith Coffin (Sanborn) Gove, Mary (Samborne) Stevens, Sarah Sanborn, Deborah (Sanborn) Samborne, John Sanborn, Tristram Sanborn, Enoch Sanborn Sr, Lydia Samborne, Peter Sanborn and Abner Sanborn

Died about 3 Sep 1727 in Hampton, New Hampshire

00:32: Stu Bloom edited the Middle Name and Status Indicators for John Sanborn (abt.1649-abt.1727). [Thank Stu for this] This page has been accessed 877 times. The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.

Biography

Birth

John Samborn (or Sanborn) was born at Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire Colony), the son of John Samborn and Mary (Tuck) Sanborn. Victor Channing Sanborn gives his birth date as "about 1649," which is a reasonable estimate based on his marriage date.[1] He was admitted as a freeman of Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1678.[1] Marriage

John Sanborn married Judith Coffin at Hampton, New Hampshire (then in Old Norfolk County of Massachusetts Bay Colony), on 19 Nov 1674.[1][2] Children

The children of John and Judith (Coffin) Samborn were: Judith Samborn who was born August 8, 1675. Married Ebenezer Gove at Hampton on December 2, 1692. Mary Samborn who was born July 2, 1677. Married Ebenezer Stevens; lived in Kingston. Sarah Samborn who was born May 8, 1679. Deborah Samborn who was born in 1681. Married (1st) Samuel Fellows of Hampton, son of Samuel, on November 15, 1698. Married (2nd) Benjamin Shaw of Hampton Falls, son of Benjamin, on October 2, 1711. John Samborn was born in 1683. Tristam Samborn was born in 1684/5 Enoch Samborn was born in 1685. Lydia Samborn was born February 24, 1687. Peter Samborn was born in 1639. Abner Samborn was born April 27, 1694. Death

John Samborne died at Hampton, New Hampshire, probably on 3 Sep 1727, according to the published Hanpton vital records[3] and the online New Hampshire death records.[4] Several secondary sources give his death date as 10 Nov 1723.[1][5] Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Victor Channing Sanborn, "The First Sambornes of Hampton, New Hampshire," The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 51:61 (1897) ↑ Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001, database with images, FamilySearch Norfolk > County records > County court births, marriage intentions, marriages, deaths, earmarks, strays 1670-1747 > image 54 of 204; town clerk offices, Massachusetts. ↑ George Freeman Sanborn Jr., and Melinde Lutz Sanborn, Vital Records of Hampton, New Hampshire: to the end of the year 1900 (Boston, two volumes, 1992), 1:205 ↑ New Hampshire Death Records, 1654-1947, database with images, FamilySearch 004244240 > image 2702 of 5063; Bureau Vital Records and Health Statistics, Concord. ↑ Joseph Dow, History of the Town of Hampton From its Settlement in 1638, to the Autumn of 1892, (Salem, Mass, two volumes, 1893), 2:945 See also:

Sanborn,Nathan M. D.(Henniker, NH), Genealogy of the Sanborn Family, H W Dutton, Boston, Suffolk, Massashusetts, USA, 1856 Footnote abbreviation: Sanborn p. 4