New England Family History volume 4
New England Family History volume 4
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Ess. Ant. 1). The family of Everard was a highly respectable one in the county of Suffolk. She accompanied her husband with their five children to this country. "He lived also at Reydon in England. He died June, 1670, at Rowley, Massachusetts, where he was buried, and where it is probable that he had re- sitted with his daughter, Mrs. Phillips, during the lat- ter part of his life. " By Mary Everard he had the following children : I. Mary 9 Appleton, born at Little Walding- field, 161 6; II. Ju...dith 9 Appleton, born 1618; died at Reydon, Eng. , 1629; III. Martha" Appleton, born 1620, married Richard Jacobs and lived in Ipswich, Mass. ; she died 8 Sept. , 1659. And he died 1672; IV. John 9 Appleton, born 1622 at Little Waldingfield (see p. 457) : V. Samuel 9 Appleton, born at Walding- field in 1625; he became eminent in the French and Indian Wars in which he was Captain and Major: he died 15 May, 1696; VI. Sarah 9 Appleton, born 1627, married 165 t, Rev. Samuel Phillips of Rowley, Mass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ess. Ant. 1). The family of Everard was a highly respectable one in the county of Suffolk. She accompanied her husband with their five children to this country. "He lived also at Reydon in England. He died June, 1670, at Rowley, Massachusetts, where he was buried, and where it is probable that he had re- sitted with his daughter, Mrs. Phillips, during the lat- ter part of his life. " By Mary Everard he had the following children : I. Mary 9 Appleton, born at Little Walding- field, 161 6; II. Ju...dith 9 Appleton, born 1618; died at Reydon, Eng. , 1629; III. Martha" Appleton, born 1620, married Richard Jacobs and lived in Ipswich, Mass. ; she died 8 Sept. , 1659. And he died 1672; IV. John 9 Appleton, born 1622 at Little Waldingfield (see p. 457) : V. Samuel 9 Appleton, born at Walding- field in 1625; he became eminent in the French and Indian Wars in which he was Captain and Major: he died 15 May, 1696; VI. Sarah 9 Appleton, born 1627, married 165 t, Rev. Samuel Phillips of Rowley, Mass.
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