Judith Allen

AKA Alline

Brief Life History of Judith

When Judith Beers was born on 26 March 1646, in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, her father, Capt. Richard Beers, was 38 and her mother, Elizabeth Firman, was 30. She married Deacon Henry Allen in 1673, in Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 8 sons and 1 daughter. She died on 2 July 1721, in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, at the age of 75, and was buried in Granary Burying Ground, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Spouse

Deacon Henry Allen
Male
1619–1696

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Male

Judith Beers
Female
1646–1721

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Female

Marriage
1673
Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

Children (9)

Judith Allen
Female
1673–Deceased

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Female

Samuel Allen
Male
1675–Deceased

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Male

Ephraim Allen
Male
1676–Deceased

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Male

Ebenezer Allen
Male
1677–Deceased

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Male

Joseph Allen
Male
1678–Deceased

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Male

Henry Allen
Male
1680–1729

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Male

Benjamin Allen
Male
1682–Deceased

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Male

John Allen
Male
1683–Deceased

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Male

Hopestil Allen
Male
1687–1687

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Male

Parents

Capt. Richard Beers
Male
1607–1675

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Male

Elizabeth Firman
Female
1615–1706

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Female

Siblings (9)

Sarah Beers
Female
1639–1724

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Female

Mary Beers
Female
1643–1677

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Female

Eleazar Beers
Male
1644–1691

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Male

Judith Beers
Female
1646–1721

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Female

Jabez Beers
Male
1651–1717

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Male

Elizabeth Beers
Female
1655–1729

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Female

Elnathan Beers
Male
1657–1695

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Male

Richard Beers
Male
1659–1730

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Male

Abigail Beers
Female
1662–1662

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Female

• ALLEN, Henry
• b. ABT 1620
• d. 6 JAN 1695/6 Boston, Suffolk, Mass.
• Family:
• Marriage: ABT 1665
• Spouse: BEERS, Judith
• b. 26 MAR 1646 Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.
• d. 19 MAR 1721/2
• Parents:
• Father: BEERS, Richard
• Mother: FURMAN, Elizabeth
• From: http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/f_db.htm#165
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• Soldiers in King Philip's War: Being a Critical Account of that War, with a ... By George Madison Bodge
• http://books.google.com/books?id=ULATAAAAYAAJ&q=beers#v=snippet&q=b...
• Pg.127
• RICHARD BEERS was admitted freeman at Watertown, March 9, 1637, was granted a license to "keep an ordinary" in Watertown in 1654, and continued that business during his life. He was representative to the General Court thirteen years, and selectman of Watertown thirty-one years, holding both offices at the time of his marching to Brookfield, August 6th, 1675. Before leaving home on that day he made a nuncupatory will, proved Oct. 5, 1675. He left a widow Elizabeth, and their children were Sarah, 1st, died before Oct. 10, 1639; Sarah, 2d (born probably about 1641); Mary, born March 10, 1643; Eliezur administered jointly with Capt. Richard's widow Elizabeth upon his estate in 1682, married, April 21, 1690, widow Susanna (Harrington) Cutting, and died without issue, Dec. 5, 1701; Judith, born March 26, 1646; Jabez, born August 4, 1651; Elnathan, married about 1681 Sarah Tainter; Elizabeth; Richard, born Oct. 22, 1659; and Abigail, born April, 1662. From Hull's Journal I find that Eliezur served under Capt. Cutler in 1676. Elnathan was sergeant in his father's company in the west, and afterwards served under Capt. Sill. Capt. Beers's age was probably about 63.
• A little light may be thrown upon the history of Capt. Beers by the following petition in Mass. Archives, vol. 67, page 163: .... etc.
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