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About Sarah Putnam
Wife No. 1
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https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LZ2N-4G6/sarah-miles-1686-1735
Sarah Miles 25 March 1686–1735
Birth • 2 Sources 25 March 1686 Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
Age 49 Death • 1 Sources 1735 Danvers, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Putnam, "Find A Grave Index"
SPOUSES AND CHILDREN
Deacon Edward Putnam 1682-1755
Marriage: 10 May 1705 Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
Sarah Miles 1686-1735
Children (11)
Holyoke Putnam 1706-1772
Sarah Putnam 1708-1802
Edward Putnam 1711-1800
Susanna Putnam 1713-
Mary Putnam 1716-1783 Eunice Putnam Eunice Putnam 1719-
Elizabeth Putnam 1719-1728
Abigail Putnam 1720-1783
Lois Putnam 1724-1798
Miles Putnam 1725-1800
Hannah Putnam 1727-1764
PARENTS AND SIBLINGS
John Miles Jr. 1618-169
Marriage: 10 February 1679 Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
Susannah Goodenow 1647-1698
Children (5)
John Miles III 1680-1725
Deacon Samuel Miles 1682-1758
Mary Stone 1682-1761
Sarah Miles 1686-1735
Mary Miles 1687-1737
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Life Sketch
From published history: "Edward Putnam, b. 29 April, 1682; bapt. at Salem Church, Oct. 1682." (Eben Putnam, History, Vol 1, p 40) "Deacon Edward Putnam, (Edward, Thomas, John), born in Salem Village, 29 April 1682; baptized at the church in Salem the following October; died in Middleton, 23 Oct. 1755; married, first, Sarah______; married second, 3 Sept. 1735, Mrs. Priscilla Jewett of Rowley, widow of Nehemiah Jewett, who died 2 Feb. 1732-3. She was the daughter of Nathaniel and Priscilla (Carrell) Bradstreet and was born 22 Sept. 1689, and died in Rowley, 6 Sep0t. 1736. By her first husband she had four children, viz.: Jeremiah. Jemima who married Joseph Scott. Priscilla, who married, first Zacheus Perkins; second, Hon. Humphrey Hobson. Caleb. He married, third, 24 Feb. 1736-7, Martha Nurse, widow of Francis Nurse of Reading. She was dismissed to the church in Middleton from Reading in 1738. He married, fourth, 29 Nov. 1743, Mary Wilkins, perhaps widow of Daniel Wilkins of Middleton. (*Note, if Mary Wilkins was the widow of Daniel Wilkins, then she was the daughter of John and Mary (Gould) Hutchinson; Abigail, another daughter, married Benjamin Putnam.) Children baptized at Salem Village: Holyoke, b. 29 Sept. 1706. Sarah, b. 28 Nov. 1708; m. at Middleton, 2 Aug. 1731, Joseph Steele. Edward, b. 30 June 1711; d. 17 Feb. 1800. Susanna, b. 17 Jan. 1713-4. Mary, b. 10 Feb. 1717; m. previous to 1755, _________Flint; prob. the Mary who m. 26 April 1737, Eben, son of Eben and Gertrude (Pope) Flint of Dracut. Children: Molly. Miles. Nehemiah. David. Elijah, b. 15 Nov. 1747. Samuel. Simeon, slain in the battle of White Plains. Eunice, b. 13 Sept. 1719; m. 19 Sept. 1743, Thomas Lovell. Abigail, b. 11 Sept. 1720; m. 25 April 1744, Israel Curtis. Lois, b. 19 April 1724. Miles, b. 5 Sept. 1725. Hannah, b. 23 April 1727; m. 8 May 1746, Amos Fuller.
Edward Putnam received from his father a gift of land in Middleton and here he established himself owning property in Danvers, where he was taxed as late as 1755. Jan., 1706, both he and his wife Sarah were admitted to the church at Salem Village, and on 16 Nov. 1729, they, with others, were dismissed to form the church in Middleton. In 1738 Edward Putnam Jr, was chosen deacon of the church there; he was also the first town clerk and one of the first selectman. "On 4 May 1734, Edward Putnam Jr, of Middleton, husbandman, sells, etc., to Thomas Cave of Middleton a parcel of land and 1/16 part of Iron works standing on Pout Brook Pond, also 1/6 part of stream, hammer, anvil, bellows, etc." (Essex Deeds, 78-5) Edward Putnam's farm was just within the limits of Middleton and here, according to Gen. Rufus Putnam, he died at a good old age. In his will Deacon Edward mentions his children Martha Nurse and Timothy Nurse, heirs Jonathan Nurse and Samuel Swan, late of Reading." (Eben Putnam, Vol 1, pp. 79-80.)
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BIRTH:
1. Concord, Massachusetts, Birth ===
BIRTH: 1. Concord, Massachusetts, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1635-1850 (Concord, MA: 1891?), Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT, 974.44/C4 V2c; film 0823762, it. 1. Sarah Miles, born 25 Mar 1686 at Concord, Middlesex, MA; father - John Miles, mother - Susannah.
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!MARRIAGE Essex Cty Courthouse Record Vo
!MARRIAGE Essex Cty Courthouse Record Vol III pg 111
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!SOURCE: ANCESTRAL FILE VER. 3.04; MARR
!SOURCE: ANCESTRAL FILE VER. 3.04; MARRIAGE - IGI 2.15, 7311427 31; STATUS REPORT, PG 9, DTD 19 NOV 1991
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Deacon Edward Putnam, History by Eben Putnam (Vol 1, pp. 79-80) From published history: "Edward Putnam, b. 29 April, 1682; bapt. at Salem Church, Oct. 1682." (Eben Putnam, History, Vol 1, p 40) "Deacon Edward Putnam, (Edward, Thomas, John), born in Salem Village,
Sarah Putnam's Timeline
1686 |
May 25, 1686
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Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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1706 |
September 27, 1706
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Topsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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September 27, 1706
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Topsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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1708 |
November 28, 1708
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Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
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1711 |
June 30, 1711
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Salem, Essex County, Province of Massachusetts
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1713 |
June 18, 1713
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Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts
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1714 |
January 17, 1714
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Topsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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1716 |
December 19, 1716
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Topsfield, Essex, Massachusett
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1719 |
September 13, 1719
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Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
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