Hannah Marsh

Onesiphorus Marsh and Hannah Cutler were married on Feb. 6, 1654/55 in Hingham, Mass. "Early Vital Records of Mass."

Family

From Lineage of the Bowens of Woodstock, Connecticut By Edward Augustus Bowen, page 205. GoogleBooks

Onesiphorus Marsh1 (or Mash, as the name was then spelled), son of George and Elizabeth Marsh, of Hingham, Mass., waB born in England in 1633. He married, February 6, 1654-5, Hannah,2 daughter of John, Senr., and Mary Cutler of Hingham.

He removed to Haverhill within ten years after the settlement of that town, and lived on Marsh's Hill.

Onesiphorus Marsh, while holding the office of Constable, in 1687, was fined £5.6s. because he would not assist in enforcing the collection of an oppressive tax which Governor Andros had imposed.

As means of defense against the French and Indians, the Selectmen of Haverhill appointed, March 24, 1690, six garrisons and four houses of refuge. One of these houses was owned by Onesiphorus Marsh, and he was one of seven men under the command of Sergeant John Haseltine.

Mrs. Hannah (Cutler) Marsh died March 17, 1685-6. Her husband married, second, October 29, 1686, widow Elizabeth Worcester. She died May 9, 1690, and on May 18, 1691, he married widow Sarah Wallingford of Bradford. Onesiphorus Marsh died in Bradford May 15, 1713.

Onesiphorus and Hannah (Cutler) Marsh had children: Onesiphorus, Hannah, Mary, John, Thomas, Sarah, and Abigail.

References

• https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/53002671/hannah-marsh

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GEDCOM Source

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GEDCOM Source

Source number: 1039.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: SAK