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Click on the ancestor name or ancestor number to view an ancestor’s full record. PUTNAM, ISRAEL Ancestor #: A131461 Service:  MASSACHUSETTS    Rank: CIVIL SERVICE Birth:  BAPTISED 6-20-1742    SALEM ESSEX CO MASSACHUSETTS Death:  2-23-1825     DANVERS ESSEX CO MASSACHUSETTS Service Source:  MADAR, TOWN OFFICIALS 1775-1783, GRC 1935, S1 V37, P 2 Service Description:  1) DANVERS TOWN WARDEN 1775

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COPY PRINT SOURCE BOX SHARE Attach to Family Tree David Putnam mentioned in the record of Israel Putnam Name David Putnam Gender Male Son Israel Putnam Name Israel Putnam Gender Male Christening Date 20 Jun 1742 Christening Place SALEM,ESSEX,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name David Putnam CITING THIS RECORD

"Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQD7-WYB : accessed 21 March 2016), David Putnam in entry for Israel Putnam, ; citing , ; FHL microfilm 874,031, 874,032, 874,033.

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Indexing Project (Batch) Number C50039-2 System Origin Massachusetts-ODM GS Film number 0874031, 0874032, 874033 ____________________

i) Israel7

Putnam II was born 29 Jun 1742 Salem Village. (We refer to him as Israel II only to distinguish him in this document from his famous uncle.) He married Sarah Eppes 7 Feb 1771; five children. Her parents were Daniel and Hannah Eppes. Born about 1755, she died 8 Oct 1784, age about 29. Secondly, Israel married Emma Goodale 22 Feb 1785; no children known to us She was born about 1743. He was a farmer, said to have lived in the family house all his life. He died 23 Feb 1825 Danvers, Essex Co MA, age 82. Emma died about 1831, age about 88. Allen Putnam, born 1772, died 1793 at sea, age about 21, unmarried. Daniel Putnam, born 1774 -- below. Israel Putnam, born 1776, died 1795, age about 19, unmarried. Sally Putnam, born 1779, died 1811, age about 32. Betsy Putnam, born 1782, died 1864, age about 82. http://edlers.org/pers/AP/21putn.pdf _______________________________

IV. 85 Colonel David (Joseph, Thomas, John), born . in Salem Village, 25 Oct., 1707 ; died 1768 ; married 24 Nov., 1728, Kebecca, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Osgood) Perley of Boxford, born 28 Oct., 1710. (See note on page 50.) Children, born and baptized in Salem Village : 231 William, bapt. 8 March, 1729-30. 232 Lucy, bapt. 23 Apr., 1732; m. Major Ezra Putnam.233 Ar.tEn, b. 1732 ; bapt. 4 Apr. 1734 ; d. , 1759. 234 Mjehitabi-e," b. 1734; bapt. 13 Mar., 1736-37; m. previous to 1767; Rev. Edward Perkins, son of Rev. Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Perkins) Sparhnwk, of Lynnfleld, b. 10 July, 1728. He m., 2nd, a Mrs. Adams (See Sparhawk genealogy.) 235 Joseph, bapt. 14 Oct., 1739; d. 9 Mar., 1818. 236 Israel, b. 29 June, 1742. 237 Eunice, bapt. 28 Apr., 1745; d. y. 288 David, b. , 1747; d. , 1766. 239 Eunice, b. , 1751; d. 26 Nov. 1846; m. Nathaniel, son of Joshua and Eunice (Jennisou) Richardson, tanner, formerly of Woburn but afterwards of Salem, in which latter place he was killed 25 Jan., 1796, while superintending the moving of a building. He was born in Woburn, 20 Men., 1742. Ch. : Jesse, b. , 1774, of Salem. Joshua, of Portland. Nathan iel, a merchant of Malaga, Spain. William P. of Salem. Is rael of Portland. 240 Jesse, b. 8 Jan., bapt. 13 Jan., 1754.

Colonel David Putnam was one of the most prominent men in Danvers for over fifty years. He was not only influ ential in town and parish affairs but was known throughout the colony as a dashing cavalry officer. Col. Timothy Pick ering was accustomed to mention among the recollections of his boyhood that "David Putnam rode the best horse in the Province."

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▼References ↑ Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records to the End of the year 1849. (Salem, Massachusetts: Essex Institute, 1916-1925), 2:209. PUTNAM, David, s.Joseph and Eliza[beth] (Porter), [born] Oct. 25, 1707.

↑ 2.0 2.1 Putnam, Eben. A history of the Putnam family in England and America: recording the ancestry and descendants of John Putnam of Danvers, Mass., Jan Poutman of Albany, N.Y., Thomas Putnam of Hartford, Conn. (Salem, Mass.: Salem Press Pub. and Print. Co., 1891-1908), pp. 85-87. Col. David Putnam [#85], s/o Joseph Putnam [#17] and Elizabeth Porter, b. Salem Village [now Danvers] 25 Oct 1707, d. 1768, m. 24 Nov 1728 Rebecca Perley. Selectman of Salem, and later Danvers. Influential in creating Danvers as separate town. "He was last taxed in 1767, his estate was taxed in 1768, and his will proved in 1769." Will mentions son William, daughters Lucy, Mehetable Sparhawk and Eunice, sons Joseph, Israel, and youngest Jesse. ___________________________

i) Israel7

Putnam II was born 29 Jun 1742 Salem Village. (We refer to him as Israel II only to distinguish him in this document from his famous uncle.) He married Sarah Eppes 7 Feb 1771; five children. Her parents were Daniel and Hannah Eppes. Born about 1755, she died 8 Oct 1784, age about 29. Secondly, Israel married Emma Goodale 22 Feb 1785; no children known to us She was born about 1743. He was a farmer, said to have lived in the family house all his life. He died 23 Feb 1825 Danvers, Essex Co MA, age 82. Emma died about 1831, age about 88. Allen Putnam, born 1772, died 1793 at sea, age about 21, unmarried. Daniel Putnam, born 1774 -- below. Israel Putnam, born 1776, died 1795, age about 19, unmarried. Sally Putnam, born 1779, died 1811, age about 32. Betsy Putnam, born 1782, died 1864, age about 82.

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