John Sampson, of Beverly

Not listed in Pilgrim Henry Samson Kindred.

Not listed in Pilgrim Henry Samson Kindred.

"I found this info written on John Sampson L29W-6M9. I am very confused who this John or Robert is as it is also written that Henry's son was never married!!!!!"

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John Sampson
1645–1712 •

WIKIPEDIA SAYS John was born 1645, and died 1712. He married Sarah Pease in 1667 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts. They had six children.

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This is *not* John Samson son of Henry Samson of the Mayflower. Sarah Pease married John Sampson of Beverley. John son of Henry died a "single man."===

Noyes, Sybil; Charles Thornton Libby; and Walter Goodwin Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. (Portland, Maine: Southworth Press, 1928-1939).

I found this info written on John Sampson L29W-6M9. I am very confused who this John or Robert is as it is also written that Henry's son was never married!!!!!

John or Robert? Sampson was born on month day 1630, at birth place, Virginia, to Henry Mayflower passenger Sampson, Mayflower Passenger and Ann Sampson (born Plummer).
Henry was born on January 15 1603, in Henlow, Central Bedfordshire, United Kingdom.
Ann was born on August 16 1615, in Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
John had 13 siblings: John Sampson, Harmon Sampson and 11 other siblings.
John married Sarah Sampson (born Pease) on month day 1667, at age 37 at marriage place, Massachusetts.
Sarah was born in 1636, in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts.
John married Sarah Sampson.
Sarah was born circa 1630, in Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States.
They had 2 daughters: Alice Sampson and one other child.
John married first name Sampson.
They had one son: Stephen Sampson.
John married first name Sampson.
They had one son: James Sampson.
John passed away in 1719, at age 88 at death place, Virginia.
He was buried on month day 1715, at burial place.

7 JOHN, Scarboro, from Beverly where he m. 20 Oct. 1667 Sarah Pease, step-dau. of Richard Haines, who was not his 1st w. as Salem adm. him inhab. 8 May 1660 provided he take effectual course to bring his w. to him. Taxed Scarb. 1681; on committee to treat with Mr. Blackman 1682; grants 1682, 1685; town clerk 1682; constable 1687. Lists 85, 238a(2). The war sent him back to Essex Co. from where he claimed 100 a. on N. side of Nonesuch River bot from Mrs. Jordan, and 6 a. betw. Thomas Larrabee and Henry Libby bot from Henry Kirby. In Jan. 1708-9, of Gloucester, late of Newbury, he deeded his Scarb. lands to w. Sarah, to be at her disposal if she surv., paying partic. regard to those ch. who had been most kind to them, only s. Jonathan’s s. John to have the 16 a. parcel at Scarb. if he liv. upon it. He d. at the Durrell home in Glouc. 27 Jan. 1711-2 in 104th yr., but depos. twice in 1677, ag. 50 and ±50, and in 1679, ±53. Kn. ch., three rec. at Bev: Sarah, b. 18 June 1668, m. Moses Durrell (1). Mary, b. 15 Nov. 1670, m. Joseph Goodale. Cyprien, b. 13 Mar. 1672, m. Daniel Chesimore (Chisholm 1). Jonathan, not recorded, may have been the 1st wife’s son. He m. 16 Nov. 1695 Mary Chandler in Newb., where s. John was b. 1696. Possibly by an earlier mar., Jonathan or an unknown older brother was fa. of several young Sampsons in Essex Co., notably William whose ch. incl. a Jonathan b. in Newb. in 1703

Torrey.
Torrey 2:1223
1660 • Salem,Essex,Massachusetts,United States
SAMPSON, John (?1627-) & 1/wf ____ ____; by 8 May 1660; Salem {Salem 2:282; GDMNH 603; Gen Mag. 2:154}

Torrey 2:1323
1667 • Beverly,Essex,Massachusetts,United States
SAMPSON, John (?1627-) & 2/wf Sarah PEASE; 22 Oct 1667; Beverly {Salem 2:282; Plymouth (Davis) 226; Giles 376; Howland 80; Sampson 3, 4; Durrell 2; GDMNH 603; Essex Ant. 7:47; MD 7:225}

See also TAG 70:206

If you are looking for John Samson son of Henry Samson of the Mayflower he is here:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LHV2-DHF

He died unmarried as a "single man." The Early Sampsons, in The American Genealogist (TAG). (Donald Lines Jacobus, et.al.), 28:5.
John died a "single man" citing Bristol Deeds 3:446

Robert Sherman and Ruth Sherman, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations (Plymouth, MA: GSMD, 2000) Vol 21 Part I Henry Sampson p 1+ Less

5. John, b. about 1645; m. Mary (Sarah) Pease.

JOHN SAMPSON.’ son of Henry Sampson'; born in Duxbury, about 1645; m. MARY (sic: Sarah) Pease, Oct. 22. 1667.

He resided in Beverly, from about the time of his marriage till about 1680. He was chosen there, March 4, 1672. also in 1673—6—7, “ to execute the order about swyne." In 1673, the town voted “that John Sampson shall have that parsell of swamp lying by the place called the Outlett.” This place is on Essex street, about 1 mile from tho. First Church, on the road to Essex. In 1675, John Samp>on “doth give and quit unto the town f'our acres of land for a school-house.” A portion of this land is now included in Beverly Common. In exchange for this, the town voted, “that John Sampson, living in Beverly, shall have twelve acres of land, which is now in common.” John Sampson was chosen constable in 1676, 1678, 1679, 1680. March 14, 1682, it was voted, “to sell the town’s swamp at the Outlett, that was formerly John Sampson’s.” The Records, under date of May 26. 1683. mention land that was fonnerly John Sampson’s; after which time his name disappears from Beverly.

The children of John and Mary (sic: Sarah) (Pease) Sampson, born in Beverly, were—

• 19. Sarah,5 h. June 18, 1668.
• 20. Marv,s b. Nov. 15, 1670.
• 21. Cyprian,a b. March 15, 1672.

Notes

Not listed in Pilgrim Henry Samson Kindred.

Sources

1. The Giles Memorial. Genealogical Memoirs of the Families Bearing the Names of Giles, Gould, Holmes ... Also Genealogical Sketches of the Pool, Very ... and Other Families, with a History of Pemaquid, Ancient and Modern; Some Account of Early Settlements in Maine, and Some Details of Indian Warfare (Google eBook) John Adams VINTON 1864. Page 374-5
2. "Three Mary Peases of Salem, Massachusetts" by Ian Watson.  TAG: 70 (1995) 205-208

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