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Hannah Emerson (Webster)

Also Known As: "Emery"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: of Newbury or Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
Death: February 03, 1707 (71)
Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
Place of Burial: Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Webster, of Ipswich and Mary Emery
Wife of Michael Emerson
Mother of Hannah Dustin, Indian Captive; John Emerson, died young; Mary Emerson; Thomas Emerson; Captain Samuel Emerson and 10 others
Sister of Sarah Webster (died young); Mary Emery; Sgt. John Webster, Jr.; Israel Webster; Stephen Webster and 4 others
Half sister of Ebenezer Hoag and Jonathan Emery

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About Hannah Emerson

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Hannah Abigail Webster
23 December 1635–3 February 1707 (Age 71)
Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

The Life Summary of Hannah Abigail

When Hannah Abigail Webster was born on 23 December 1635, in Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, her father, John Webster, was 30 and her mother, Mary Shatswell, was 29. She married Michael Emerson on 1 April 1657, in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 9 daughters. She lived in Haverhill, Norfolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America for about 1 years. She died on 3 February 1707, in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, at the age of 71.

Spouse

Michael Emerson
Male
1627–1709

Male

Hannah Abigail Webster
Female
1635–1707

Female

Marriage
1 April 1657
Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

Children
(15)

Hannah Emerson
Female
1657–1737

Female

John Emerson
Male
1659–1659

Male

Mary Emerson
Female
1660–1683

Female

John M. Emerson
Male
1662–1745

Male

Capt. Samuel Emerson
Male
1664–1743

Male

Elizabeth Emerson
Female
1665–1693

Female

Abigail Emerson
Female
1667–1667

Female

Jonathan Emerson
Male
1670–1736

Male

Abigail Emerson
Female
1671–1725

Female

Judith Emerson
Female
1673–1673

Female

Judith Emerson
Female
1674–1677

Female

Joshua Emerson
Male
1675–1675

Male

Ruth Emerson
Female
1677–1677

Female

Joshua Emerson
Male
1678–1742

Male

Susanna Emerson
Female
1680–1680

Female

Parents

John Webster
Male
1605–1646

Male

Mary Shatswell
Female
1606–1694

Female

Siblings
(9)

Mary Webster
Female
1630–1709

Female

John Webster II
Male
1630–1716

Male

Hannah Abigail Webster
Female
1635–1707

Female

Stephen Webster
Male
1636–1694

Male

Elizabeth Webster
Female
1640–1694

Female

Abigail Webster
Female
1642–1712

Female

Israel Webster
Male
1644–1683

Male

Nathan Webster
Male
1646–1694

Male

Thomas Webster
Male
–1715

Male



From "THE HAVERHILL EMERSONS: PART FIRST,"Charles Henry Pope Murray And Emery Company, 1913 pg. 17:

Michael Emerson married April 1 1657 of John and Mary Satchwell Webster was an early settler at Ipswich and a after his death Mrs Webster married Emery She had three brothers Satchwells to the same plantation and proved worthy
Hannah Webster Emerson had no holiday with the cares of a large family the waywardness child another daughter's dreadful experiences inevitable difficulties of pioneer life she had but she bore all well and left a name for
She survived her husband but the time of is not known to us

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Cecile N. Pimental & Noreen C. Pramberg, Four Generations of the Descendants of John Webster of Ipswich, Ma. in 1635 (1984 - Parker River Researchers), pg. 3 - 4.

Hannah Webster daughter of John and Mary (Shatswell) Webster, was born about 1635. She married Michael Emerson, son of Thomas and Margaret (Froe) Emerson, 1 April. 1657. They lived in Haverhill. He died about 1715.

The children of Michael and Hannah (Webster) Emerson :
1* Hannah Emerson, born 23 December 1857, married Thomas Duston, 1677,

  • 2 John Emerson, born 30 July 1659, died 15 August 1659
  • 3 Mar Emerson, born 5 October 1660, married Hugh Matthews, 1683
  • 4 John Emerson born 18 March 1661/2, married 1- Judith Cheney, about 1689, 2 - Hannah Poor, 1710,
  • 5 Samuel Emerson borne 2 February 1663/4, died 8 May 1680l,
  • 6 Elizabeth Emerson, boron 26 January 1685, hade three illegitimate children, was hanged,
  • 7 Abigail Emerson, born 17 December 1687, died 31 December 1687
  • 8 Jonathon Emerson, born 9 March 1669/70, married Hannay Day, 1699
  • 9 Abigail Emerson, born 20 November 1671, married Samuel SMith, 1693,
  • 10 Judith Emerson, born 2 Jul 1673, died 8 Sep 1673
  • 11 Judith Emerson, born 29 September 1674, died 7 Nov. 1677
  • 12 Joshua Emerson, borno 2 March 1675/6, died 26 March 1676
  • 13 Ruth Emerson, born 8 May 1677, died 28 AUgust 1677
  • 14 Joshua Emerson, born 17 November 1678, married Mary Clark, 1705
  • 15 Susannah Emerson, born 10 April 1680, died 8 May 1680
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History of Hudson, N.H.: Formerly a Part of Dunstable, Mass., 1673-1733, Nottingham, Mass., 1733-1741, District of Nottingham, 1741-1746, Nottingham West, N.H., 1746-1830, Hudson, N.H., 1830-1912 Kimball Webster
Granite State Publishing Company, 1913 - Hudson (N.H. : Town) - pg. 585

Hannah Webster second daughter and third child of John and Mary Shatswell Webster married April 1 1657 Michael Emerson and they settled in Haverhill Mass They had fifteen children the oldest of whom was Hannah born December 23 1657 who married December 3 1677 Thomas Duston She was the famous Indian heroine

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John C. Webster M.D., Some Descendants of John Webster of Ipswich, Ma. 1634 (1912), pg. 9-10.

Hannah Webster daughter of John, married Michael Emerson, April 1, 1657 married Michael Emerson April 1 1657 ...

She had twelve children five sons and seven daughters besides the infant killed by the Indians She has a numerous posterity

Children listed:

  • 1 Hannah 4 born August 22, 1678 born May
  • 2 Elizabeth 4 July 1680
  • 3 Mary 4 born November 4 1681 Died October 18 1696
  • 4 Thomas 4 born January 5 1683
  • 5 Nathaniel 4 born May 16 1685
  • 6 John 4 born February 2 1686 Died January 28 1690
  • 7 Sarah 4 born July 4 1688
  • 8 Abigail 4 born October 1690
  • 9 Jonathan 4 born January 15 1692
  • 10 Timothy 4 born September 14 1694
  • 11 Mehitable 4 twin sister to Timothy Died December 16 1694
  • 12 Martha 4 born March 9 1697 Killed by Indians March 15 1697 1
  • 13 Lydia 4 born October 4 1698
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Needs to be rechecked has been as of 15 April 2016 and conclusions are:.

Ancestral File (TM). AFN 8MFR-BG gives that she married Stephen Bartlett;

Colonial Families of the United States of America: In which is Given the History, Genealogy and Armorial Bearings of Colonial Families who Settled in the American Colonies from the Time of the Settlement of Jamestown, 13th May, 1607, to the Battle of Lexington, 19th April, 1775, Volume 6 George Norbury MackenzieGrafton Press, 1917

Richard Bartlett of Newbury Massachusetts b there 21st February 1649 d 17th April 1724 m 18th November 1673 Hannah Emery b 26th April 1654 dau of John Emery b in England 1628 came with parents to Newbury Massachusetts 1628 m 2d October 1648 Mary Webster dau of John and Mary Shatwell Webster John Emery was made freeman 30th May 1660 and his will was probated 3d August 1693 Had:
Stephen Bartlett of Newbury Massachusetts b 21st April 1691 d 20th April 1773 m Hannah Webster of Salisbury Massachusetts

AFN 22B5-4L gives that she married John EMery Jr. -

Believe this in due to miss-reading and miss-interpetation of "Michael Emerson married April 1, 1657, Hannah, daughter of John and Mary (Satchwell) Webster. Her father was an early settler at Ipswich and a valuable citizen; after his death Mrs. Webster married second, John Emery. She had three brothers, Satchwells, who came to the same plantation and proved worthy men."

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Ancestry and Genealogy of Thomas Grover. by Joel P. Grover 1959

Michael Emerson, b. abt 1625, England; came to America abt 1650, and settled in Haverhill, Mass., early in 1657. He M. - 1 April 1657, at Haverhill, Mass., Hannah Webster, (b. abt 1635, nr. Newberry, Mass.; d- after 1709, at Haverhill, Mass.; da. of John and Mary (Satchwell) Webster, of Newberry).
Michael was a 'cordwainer', or shoemaker, and lived his days out, at Haverhill. His first child, Hannah, married Thomas Duston, and was the heroic woman of the "Dustin Massacre" at Haverhill, 15 March 1697, being taken prisoner by the Indians and dragged off towards Canada, then making her escape just 45 days later, coming back to the frontier settlements with ten Indian scalps as proof of the deed, and collected bounty moneys for these scalps. (-ref. - "History of Haverhill, Mass.")

Hannah, b. 23 Dec. 1657, Haverhill, Mass.; <br/>

1 MICHAEL1 EMERSON (Thomas), of Rowley and Haverhill, "cordwinder"; bp. 1627, in Cadney, Co. Lincoln, England; m. Apr. 1, 1657[Hv], (17) HANNAH2 WEBSTER. "Mihill" Emerson was a witness in the Ipswich Quarterly Court in a Rowley case, Sept., 1651. His name, spelled both "Myghill" and "Michael," appears again in that court in July, 1657.(*) He received land in Hv. in the "fourth division," Feb., 1661; and his name appears in the Old Norfolk Co. deeds as owning land in Hv. in 1659 and 1667, buying and selling real estate, 1672-3 and later. In 1675 he was chosen "to view and seal all leather," probably the first one to hold that office in that town; and he continued to hold it till 1702. Will, July 18, 1709; not proved; ment. wife Hannah. Both were living in 1715, when he was 88 y. old; but he was dead in 1719.(+)

Michael Emerson married April 1, 1657, Hannah, daughter of John and Mary (Satchwell) Webster. Her father was an early settler at Ipswich and a valuable citizen; after his death Mrs. Webster married second, John Emery. She had three brothers, Satchwells, who came to the same plantation and proved worthy men.

Mrs. Hannah (Webster) Emerson had no holiday life; what with the cares of a large family, the waywardness of one child, another daughter's dreadful experiences, and the inevitable difficulties of pioneer life, she had heavy burdens; but she bore all well and left a name for worthy living. She survived her husband, but the time of her death is not known to us

Children:

  • 3 I HANNAH2, b. Dec. 23, 1657[Hv]; m. Dec. 3, 1677[Hv], THOMAS2 DUSTON (Thomas1). She was the heroine of the Indian massacre in 1696-7 [E??. Inst. Hist. Coll. vol. 46, p. 350].
  • 4 II JOHN2, b. July 30, d. Aug. 15, 1659[Hv].
  • 5 III MARY?? b. Oct. 5, 1660[Hv]; m. Aug. 28, 1683[Nb], HUGH MATHEWS, of Nb. He was dead in 1730, but wid. Mary was living in 1734, when she declined to administer his estate, because she was too aged to go to Ipswich, and there was nothing to administer. She was not mentioned in the will of her father, 1709, which did mention "son-in-law Matthews" and his children: John, Joanna, and Mary. Chil., all but Mary from the Nb. records: A dau., d. Aug. 22, 1684; a dau., b. July 18, d. Aug. 2, 1685; John, b. Feb. 26, 1687-8; Judith, b. Apr., 1689; Joana, b. Apr. 19, 1690; Hugh, b. May 15, 1691, prob. d. young: Mary, b. (???); Hugh, b. May 19, 1696. Judith and the second Hugh may have been dead in 1709.
  • 6 IV JOHN2, b. Mch. 18, 1661-2[Hv]; m. 1st, Judith Cheney; 2d, Nov. 2, 1710, Hannah Poor; res. Nb.; d. Mch. 6, 1745[Nb]??; 7 chil.
  • 7 V SAMUEL??, b. Feb. 2, 1663-4[Hv]; m. Dec. 14, 1687, (31) JUDITH3 DAVIS; res. Hv. and Dover. She was a captive among the Indians 5 yrs. between 1693 and '99. 7 chil., one of whom, Hannah3, m. JOB4 * CLEMENT (12 Job??, of Dover?).
  • 8 VI ELIZABETH2, b. Jan. 26, 1665[Hv], probably 1665-6. She was never married, but had children. [Chase's Hv. pp. 122, 145.]
  • 9 VII ABIGAIL2, b. Dec. 17, d. Dec. 31, 1667[Hv].
  • 10 VIII JONATHAN2, b. Mch. 9, 1669-70[Hv]; m. June 15, 1699, Hannah Day; res. Hv. 12 chil.
  • 11 IX ABIGAIL2, b. Nov. 20, 1671[Hv]; m. Nov. 30, 1693[Hv], Samuel Smith. Births of several chil. on Hv. records.
  • 12 X JUDITH2, b. July 2, d. Sept. 8, 1673[Hv].
  • 13 XI JUDITH2, b. Sept. 29, 1674[Hv]; d. Nov. 7, 1677[Hv].
  • 14 XII JOSHUA2, b. Mch. 2, d. Mch. 26, 1676[Hv].
  • 15 XIII RUTH2, b. May 8, d. Aug. 28, 1677[Hv].
  • 16 XIV JOSHUA2, b. Nov. 17, 1678[Hv]; m. July 2, 1706[Hv], Mary Clark; res. Hv. and Mth. 10 chil.
  • 17 XV SUSANNA2, b. Apr. 30, d. May 8, 1680[Hv].

MIchael and Hannah Webster Emerson

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Alternative birth year: 1634, Alternative Death location: Ipswich, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Removed these notes from occupation field April 2016

Married Michael Emerson 4/11/1657. Before that married John Emery 10/2/1648. Family Search.org also says she married Stephen Bartlett, 12/18/1712, but also that she died in 1658 (???)


GEDCOM Note

Bio notes: b. year ABT1639 m. Michael Emerson 1 Apr 1657. He was from Cadney, Lincolnshire, England first of 15 children was the famous Hannah Emerson Dustinwww.findagrave.com

Hannah Webster Emerson
BIRTH 23 Dec 1635
Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
DEATH 3 Feb 1707 (aged 71)
Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
BURIAL
Burial Details Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 13622042 ·

Family Members
Parents
John Webster
1605–1646
Mary Shatswell Webster Emery
1606–1694

Spouse
Michael Emerson
1627–1709

Siblings
John Webster II
1631–1716
Elizabeth Webster Simmons
1640–1694
Abigail Webster Merrill
1642–1712
Israel Webster
1643–1683
Nathan Webster
1646–1694

Half Siblings
Mrs Ebenezer "Eben" Emery Hoag
1648–1694
Jonathan Emery
1652–1723
Hannah Emery Bartlett
1654–1705

Children
Hannah Emerson Duston
1657–1736
Elizabeth Emerson
1665–1693
Joshua Emerson
1678–1742

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Hannah Emerson's Timeline

1635
December 23, 1635
of Newbury or Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
1657
December 23, 1657
Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
1659
July 30, 1659
Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts Bay
1660
October 5, 1660
Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
1662
June 4, 1662
Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts
1662
1663
February 2, 1663
Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
1665
January 26, 1665
Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
1669
March 9, 1669
Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, Usa