256. Joseph Plummer, son of Francis Plummer and Ruth Palmer, was born in 1630 in Woolwich, England ^⁷¹ and died on 11 Dec 1683 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

General Notes: him his libert to cut necessary timber off the Newbury Common. Joseph m Sarah, d/o John & Martha Cheny of Newbury 12-23-1652. She was born about 1637, and was living in 1692. Joseph was live in 1706, and probably Interested in ecclestastical trouble in ch at Newbury, about 1668. He was on the side of the Congregationalist w/the rest ofhis family.Lifetime farmer. Trial juror in 1671,1679 & 1683, & grandjuryman 1693,fence viewer for the Neckin 1674 & 1688;& tighingman in 1682, 1685,1686,1694,1701 & 1702. He served on various committees, perambulating town, proctecting the common forest from being cut down, etc. When he built his new house, in 1685,the town voted to him his libert to cut necessary timber off the Newbury Common. Joseph m sarah,
d/o John & Martha Cheny of Newbury 23 Dec 1652. She was born about 1637 and was living in 1692. Joseph was live 1706, and probably died 2 or 3 years later, at about 80 years of age. When his sons established themselves in life he began to dispose of his estate to them, and so at the time of his deceased had no estate to be administrated. He was indeed his own executor. There children were born in Newbury,MA. They had ten children. See pages Perley, 28-31 for land purchases and legal activity. Ipswich Registry of Deeds, book 1, page 185
Essex Rgistry of Deeds, book 11, leaf 243
" " " book 13,leaf 156
" " " book 5, leaf 474
" " book 5, leaf 478
" " " book 11, leaf 21
" " " book 11, leaf 174
" " " book 11, leaf 245
" " " book 14, leaf 251
" " " book 19, leaft 109
LDS RECORDS: Batch #8311202-1395519-79. Joseph Plummer(M) B1630. Father: Francis Plummer. Mother: Ruth. Woolwich,London,England. No church or place listed. Refer to LDS records of Francis #853, father and Samuel #1135,brother.

Joseph married Sarah Cheney on 23 Dec 1652 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.⁶³ Sarah was born on 6 Feb 1636 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachuetts, USAA and died on 26 May 1693 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA.

i. Joseph Plummer Jr was born on 11 Sep 1654 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 5 Feb 1727 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

128 ii. Benjamin Plummer (born on 23 Oct 1656 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA - died on 8 Jul 1724 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA)

iii. David Plummer was born in 1658 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA and died in 1697 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA.

iv. Sarah Plummer was born on 13 May 1660 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 26 May 1676 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

v. Francis Plummer II was born on 23 Apr 1662 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA, died on 5 Dec 1663 in Rowley, Esses, MA, and was buried in Rowley, Esses, MA.

vi. Jonathon Plummer was born on 13 May 1668 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA, died on 26 Sep 1726 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA, and was buried in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA.

vii. Nathaniel Plummer was born on 31 Jan 1665-31 Jan 1666 in Newberry, Essex, Masschusetts, USA and died on 16 Jul 1669 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.^⁷²

viii. Abigail Plummer was born on 16 Jul 1669 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA and died on 11 Dec 1683 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA.

ix. Deborah Plummer was born on 26 Jul 1674 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died young.

257. Sarah Cheney, daughter of John Cheney Jr and Martha Parrat, was born on 6 Feb 1636 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachuetts, USAA and died on 26 May 1693 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA.

Sarah married Joseph Plummer on 23 Dec 1652 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.⁶³ Joseph was born in 1630 in Woolwich, England ^⁷¹ and died on 11 Dec 1683 in Newberry, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

258. Thomas Wood, son of Edward Wood and Ruth Moussall, was born in 1634 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA and died on 9 Sep 1687 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA.

Thomas married Ann Hunt on 30 Aug 1651 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Ann was born on 17 May 1635 in Ipswich, , Massachusetts, USA and died on 29 Dec 1714 in Rowley, , Massachuetts, USA.

i. Mary Wood was born on 15 Mar 1655 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died WFT Est 1749.

iii. John Wood was born on 2 Nov 1656 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died after 1735 in Littleton, Middlesex, Massachusetts.

129 iv. Ann Hunt Wood (born on 8 Aug 1660 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - died in 1704-1714 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)

259. Ann Hunt, daughter of Enos Hunt and Mrs Hunt, was born on 17 May 1635 in Ipswich, , Massachusetts, USA and died on 29 Dec 1714 in Rowley, , Massachuetts, USA.

Ann married Thomas Wood on 30 Aug 1651 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Thomas was born in 1634 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA and died on 9 Sep 1687 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA.

General Notes: Good morning all from Linda Lawson, July 1, 2006,
A little Bio of our immigrant ancestor, Dea. John Pearson from Early Settlers of Rowley, Massachusetts pg. 272-273: Dea. John Pearson was not of the first company but a very early settler, probably 1643. It is a tradition in the family that he was a native of Yorkshire, England. The date of his birth is not known, though probably before 1610. His name is first mentioned on the Rowley records in the birth record of his first child, 1643. He was made freeman, 26 May 1647, and ordained deacon of the Rowley Church, 24 Oct , 1686.
The acre and half house lot laid out to him in the second division of house lots, about 1645, was situated on the east side of Holme St, south of Richard Leighton's lot and about 100 rods north of the first meeting house. This was is home until about 1667 when he moved to "The Mills," the chief seat of his business and property. This lot is now owned (1932) by heirs of Calvin R. Titcomb. Where the old county road (the Bay Road) leading from Rowley to Newbury crosses Mill River and where the fresh water mingles with the salt water is the site of the first mills in Rowley. Here, soon after the settlement of the town, probably as early as 1642, Thomas Nelson built a grist mill and a saw mill, and here, by 1643, John Pearson had built a fulling or clothiers mill, the first in New England. He operated these mills, having purchased the the grist mill and saw mill, until his death in 1693. The fulling mill continued to be operated by the Pearson family until 1809.
The grist mills, later called the Glen Mill, together with a large landed estate, passed from father to son in undisturbed descent to John Pearson, who died in 1816. These mills passed from the Pearson family to the Dummer family in 1817 and were operated by them until destroyed by fire in 1916, when the business was removed to Newburyport. Many of the first settlers of Rowley were weavers. Johnson, in his "Wonder-Working Providence" (London, 1654), says of the Rowley people: "These people being industrious every way, soon built many houses, to the number of three-score families , and were the first that set upon making Cloth, in this Western World; for which end they built a fulling mill, and caused their little ones to be very diligent in spinning cotton-wood, many of them being clothiers in England." Gov. Winthrop, under date of "12th of Fourth month, 1643" says: "Our supplies from England failing much men began to look about them, and fell to a manufacture of cotton, whereof we had a store from Barbadoes, and of hemp and flax; wherein Rowley, to their great commendation exceeded all other towns."
The quantity of cloth made by the Rowley people can never be accurately determined, but as Dea. Pearson's mill for fulling cloth was the only one in Eastern Massachusetts for nearly fifty years, an account of some of the work done there is of interest. Two of his ledgers for the years between 1672 and 1688 have been preserved and show the number of yards of cloth fulled by him, except such as was paid for on delivery. The quantity charged between the above dated was 64,087 yards, and probably that paid for at the time of delivery was half as much more, making a total of about 100,000 yards. Of lthe 104 families named by Gage as forming the entire population of Rowley in 1680, 103 had accounts with Dea. Pearson for cloth dressing. Although his best patrons, these were not his only ones. His ledgers contain accounts with 618 individuals from almost every town in Essex County and vicinity.
From the many and responsible civil offices with which his townsment honored him we infer that he was highly esteemed as a prudent man in the management of affairs. He was often moderator of town meetings, selectmen and assessor, and for nine sessions of the Great and General Court at Boston he attended as deputy from Rowley. In the year 1687 he, with others, in resisting the tyranny of Govenor Andros, was cited to appear before the Court in Boston, where he was fined and imprisoned for "nearly two weeks."
John Pearson was by trade a carpenter; in all recorded deeds, wlth one exception, he is so designated, never clothier or cloth-dresser. After the occupation and purchase of the Nelson saw and grist mills he was once styled "miller". He brought with him to Rowley his wife, Dorcas. Her maiden name in unknown; they lived together fifty years. He died 22 Dec. 1693. She died 12 Jan 1702-3. More than two years before his death he gave the larger part of his property to his children. He conveyed "my now dwelling house" to his youngest child Stephen.

130 ii. Capt John Pearson (born on 27 Oct 1644 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA - died on 12 Mar 1723)

vi. Dorcas Pearson was born on 25 Feb 1649-25 Feb 1650 and died in 1651-1744.

viii. Sarah Pearson was born on 3 Mar 1654-3 Mar 1655 and was buried in 1656-1749.

x. Benjamin Pearson was born on 6 Feb 1657-6 Feb 1658 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA and died on 16 Jun 1731 in Newberry, Essex, Massacheutts, USA.

131 i. Mary Pickard (born about 1651 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA - died on 13 Apr 1728)

264. Joseph Hutchins, son of John Hutchins and Frances Alcock, was born on 15 Nov 1640 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 19 Apr 1689 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

Joseph married Joanna Corliss on 29 Dec 1669 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Joanna was born on 28 Apr 1650 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 29 Oct 1734 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

132 i. John Hutchins (born on 5 May 1671 in Bradford, Essex, Massachuetts, USA - died on 23 Jan 1731 in Boston, Sussex, MA)

265. Joanna Corliss was born on 28 Apr 1650 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 29 Oct 1734 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

Joanna married Joseph Hutchins on 29 Dec 1669 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Joseph was born on 15 Nov 1640 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 19 Apr 1689 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

266. Samuel Hazeltine was born on 20 Dec 1645 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 19 Aug 1717 in Bradford, Essex, Massachuetts, USA.

Samuel married Deborah Cooper on 28 Dec 1670 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Deborah was born on 30 Aug 1650 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 18 Apr 1689 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA.

133 i. Sarah Elizabeth Hazeltine (born on 22 Mar 1674 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - died on 29 Mar 1737 in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)

267. Deborah Cooper was born on 30 Aug 1650 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 18 Apr 1689 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA.

Deborah married Samuel Hazeltine on 28 Dec 1670 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Samuel was born on 20 Dec 1645 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 19 Aug 1717 in Bradford, Essex, Massachuetts, USA.

268. Capt Joseph Boynton, son of John Boynton and Eleanor Pell, was born on 13 May 1644 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA and died on 16 Dec 1730 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

Joseph married Sarah Swan. Sarah was born on 30 Mar 1644 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA and died on 27 Feb 1718 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

134 i. Jonathan Boynton (born on 19 Aug 1684 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA - died on 16 Mar 1740 in Rowley, Esses, Massachuetts, USA)

269. Sarah Swan was born on 30 Mar 1644 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA and died on 27 Feb 1718 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

Sarah married Capt Joseph Boynton. Joseph was born on 13 May 1644 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA and died on 16 Dec 1730 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

270. Jonathan Harriman, son of Leonard Harriam and Margaret Northend, was born on 5 Dec 1657 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 15 Feb 1741 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA.

Jonathan married Sarah Palmer on 19 Aug 1696 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Sarah was born on 13 Nov 1661 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 30 Jun 1688 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

135 i. Margaret Harriman (born on 19 Aug 1686 in Bradford, Essex, Massachuetts, USA - died on 12 May 1742 in Rowley, Essex, Massachuetts, USA)

271. Sarah Palmer, daughter of Sgt John Palmer and Ruth Acy, was born on 13 Nov 1661 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 30 Jun 1688 in Rowley, Essex , Massachusetts, USA.

Sarah married Jonathan Harriman on 19 Aug 1696 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA. Jonathan was born on 5 Dec 1657 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA and died on 15 Feb 1741 in Rowley, Essex, Massachueetts, USA.

272. Stephen Pearson, son of John Pearson and Dorcas, was born in 1631-1660 and died in 1637-1739.

Mary married Stephen Pearson. Stephen was born in 1631-1660 and died in 1637-1739.

140 i. Stephen Seavey (born in 1686 in Seavey Island, Rye, Rockingham, New Hamshire, USA - died in 1742 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA)

288. Lt John Heald Iii., son of Sgt John Heald . and Sarah Dean, was born on 19 Sep 1666 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA,^⁶⁷ died on 25 Nov 1721 in Old Hill Burial Ground Concord, Middlesex, MA,^⁶⁷ and was buried in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

General Notes: During the trouble with Gov Andross, L John Heald Mustered the military company of Concord and started for Boston to assist in the expected revolt. He was a selectman 1711-1715. They had nine children. Lt.. John's and Mary's graves are near the top of the hill in the Old Hill Cemetery, Concord, the inscriptions still clear. This the man whom C.T. Heald calls "Timothy".

Military Service: April 19, 1689,mustered the Town's Military Co to help overthrow the Andross Government. He was referred to as "Capt. John" at that time

Is spoken of as Lt John Heald.

His house in Concord stood across from that of James Adams

John's business was miller, and the mill was owned jointly with James Adams. It stood near where Anna Macone's camp is located on Concord St. In 1700, John bought all of the Adams property including James' interest in the mill.

Heald Manuscript, NEHGS, Boston, MA

References: Concord, MA, VR pp 34, 35, 38, 42, 47, 52, 63, 71, 77, 82, 104, 205, Middlesex Co, History of , by D Hamilton Hurd, 1890 p 577, Meald Manuscript NEHGS Boston, MA

After the death of John Heald II, John II, inherited a part interest which his father had acquired in the Adams mill, and for a time the mill was jointly operted by James Adams and John Heald III. In 1700 John III bought all of the Adams property including the Adams interest in the mill, pg 16 CHH. The Adams ill had a vertical saw, known as a up and down sawy, pg 27 CHH. John Heald III house stood across from James Adams, pg 20 CHH

John married Mary Chandler on 18 Dec 1690 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord. Mary was born on 3 Mar 1672 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord ^⁶⁷ and died on 14 Aug 1759 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord.^⁶⁷

i. Mary Heald was born on 18 Aug 1691 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA, died on 5 Jan 1754 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA, and was buried in Old Burying Grd.

ii. Deacon John Heald was born on 18 Aug 1693 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 16 May 1775 in Acton, Middlesex, MA.

iii. Timothy Heald was born on 7 Jun 1696 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA, died on 28 Mar 1736 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA, and was buried in Hill Burying Ground.

iv. Josiah Heald was born on 28 Feb 1698 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 26 May 1733 in Westford, Middlesex, MA.

v. Elizabeth Heald was born on 12 Dec 1701 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

vi. Samuel Heald was born on 4 May 1705 in Carlisle, Middlesex, MA and died on 18 Apr 1784 in Carlisle, Middlesex, MA.

vii. Amos Heald was born on 23 May 1708 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA ^⁷³ and died on 4 Jan 1775 in Old Burying Ground Townsend, Middlesex, NH.^⁷³

144 viii. Lt Epharim Heald (born on 19 Feb 1711 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord - died on 29 Apr 1802 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Townsend)

149 ix. Dorcas Heald (born on 22 Aug 1713 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA - died after 8 May 1783)

x. Eunice Heald was born on 20 Apr 1719 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 17 Jan 1795 in Shelburne, MA.

289. Mary Chandler, daughter of Roger Chandler and Mary Simmonds, was born on 3 Mar 1672 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord ^⁶⁷ and died on 14 Aug 1759 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord.^⁶⁷

General Notes: Descendants of Mary Chandler

Generation No. 1

1. MARY3 CHANDLER (ROGER2, ROGER1)1,2,3,4,5,6 was born January 7, 1671/72 in Concord, Middlesex County, MA6,7, and died August 14, 1759 in Concord, Middlesex County, MA8,9. She married JOHN HEALD III10,11,12,12,13 December 18, 1690 in Concord, Middlesex County, MA14,15,16,17,18, son of JOHN HEALD and SARAH DEAN. He was born September 19, 1666 in Concord, Middlesex County, MA19,20, and died November 25, 1721 in Concord, Middlesex County, MA21,22,23.

When John Heald came from Berwick-On-Tweed, Scotland, in 1635, it is understood that his oldest son John, was verging on manhood, yet he did not marry Sarah Deane till June 10, 1661, or twenty-six years after.
The name of their oldest child was also John, born in 1666, and he married Mary Chandler, of Chelmsford, Mass., and settled in that part of Carlisle, Mass., which was then a portion of Concord.
His residence about 1688 to 1695, was near the present Mansion House of Major Benjamin F. Heald, about one and one-half miles southerly of Carlisle Centre, near the westerly road to Concord.
Mr. Heald says she signed her name by a cross, but yet was of great intelligence in the common affairs of life. Though so courageous and able, she was gentle, tender and kind. she was greatly respected and beloved by all who knew her. She was the most influential woman in the region, and died greatly mourned at the age of ninety years.
She had a son, born in 1711, named Ephraim, who was one of the first settlers of Townsend, Mass.,and who died in 1802, aged 91 years. He was a noted hunter.
His oldest son, named Ephraim, also, became in 1757, the first settler fo Temple, NH and owner of Heald Mountain, which he kept for his hunting ground and which is so conspicuously seen from the highlands surrounding Lowell on every side. In him the pioneer qualities of his grandmother, Mary Chandler Heald, seem to have been greatly multiplied, and the history of his life is as romantic as that of Daniel Boone.

(note from Rebecca - I have copied this verbatim)

Notes for JOHN HEALD III:
After the death of John Heald II, John III inherited a part interest which his father had acquired in the Adams mill, and for a time the mill was jointly operated by James Adams and John Heald III,. In 1700 John III bought all the Adams property including the Adams interest in the mill. Pg 16. CHH.
The Adams mill had a vertical saw, known as an up and down saw. Pg 27. CHH
John Heald III house stood across from James Adams. Pg 20. CHH.
From, "The History of Acton", Pg 17
"From 1686-1689 the governor and his council had laid taxes without consulting the taxpayers, fees for the transaction of public business were unduly increased, and town meetings, except once a year for the election of officers, were prohibited.
All these practices and edicts were flagrant violations of the old charter. Even so it is possible that open insurrection might have been avoided had not Andros, undoubtedly acting under orders from the home government, declared all land titles null and void. In vain did the colonists argue purchase from the Indians. In vain did they assert that those who had cleared the land and defended it with their lives had the most just claim to it. He replied that he cared no more for an Indian signature than for "the scratch of a bear's paw". To the claim of long occupation he answered that no length of possession could validate a grant from one who had no title.
Just when the colonists were seething under this crowning indignity word came that Andro's master, James II, was being pushed from the throne by William of Orange with the backing of England's Protestants. Here indeed was a rare opportunity to liquidate the detested Andros. Accordingly on the morning of April 19, 1689 (prophetic day in American History) the Concord military company under the command of LIEUTENANT JOHN HEALD started for Boston to assist in the revolt.
The insurrection was an immediate success. Andros and his supporters became prisoners of old Simon Bradstreet, last governor to be elected under the charter. "

More About JOHN HEALD III:
Appointed: 1689, Appointed administrator of his father's estate.25
Burial: Hill Burying Ground, Concord, MA26
Elected: Bet. 1711 - 1715, Was a Concord Selectman27
Fact 1: 1702, He asked the town to lay out a road from the junction where Concord's Westford St now leaves its present Lowell St near Middlesex school, to his house.28
Fact 2: 1715, He deeded 80 acres to his son John "for his comfortable settlement not far me"29
Fact 3: See also CA Torrey's manuscript
Military service: April 19, 1689, Commanded the company which marched into Boston to capture Gov Andross.30,31,32
Residence: Chelmsford,MA33
Will: He died intestate, His estate inventoried L781, 13 shillings, and 4 pence, his land was assigned to his sons, John, Timothy, Josiah, and Samuel34,35

Children of MARY CHANDLER and JOHN HEALD are:
2. i. MARY4 HEALD, b. August 18, 1691, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. January 5, 1754, Concord, Middlesex County, MA.
3. ii. JOHN HEALD IV, b. August 18, 1693, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. May 16, 1775, Acton, Middlesex County, MA.
4. iii. TIMOTHY HEALD, b. June 7, 1696, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. March 28, 1736, Concord, Middlesex County, MA.
5. iv. JOSIAH HEALD, b. February 28, 1698/99, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. May 26, 1733, Westford, MA.
v. ELIZABETH HEALD36,37,38, b. December 12, 1701, Concord, Middlesex County, MA38,39; m. ZEKARIAH EMORY40,41, June 1, 173741.

More About ELIZABETH HEALD:
Residence: of Acton, MA41

More About ZEKARIAH EMORY:
Residence: from Acton41

6. vi. SAMUEL HEALD, b. May 4, 1705, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. April 18, 1784, Carlisle, MA.
7. vii. AMOS HEALD, b. May 23, 1708, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. January 4, 1775, Townsend, MA.
8. viii. EPHRAIM HEALD I, b. February 19, 1710/11, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. April 29, 1802, Townsend, MA.
9. ix. DARKAS HEALD, b. August 22, 1713, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. Aft. May 8, 1783.
x. EUNICE HEALD42, b. 1717, Concord, Middlesex County, MA; d. January 17, 1795, Shelburne, MA43; m. SAMUEL FELLOWS44, July 16, 173544,45; b. June 15, 1712, Kingston, NH46; d. October 27, 1781, Shelburne, MA46.

More About SAMUEL FELLOWS:
Church: Members of the First Congregational Church of Shelbourn, MA46
Residence: Concord, MA, Chelmsford, MA, Kingston, NH, Harvard, MA, and Shelburne, MA46.

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Mary married Lt John Heald Iii. on 18 Dec 1690 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord. John was born on 19 Sep 1666 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA,^⁶⁷ died on 25 Nov 1721 in Old Hill Burial Ground Concord, Middlesex, MA,^⁶⁷ and was buried in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

John married Dorthy Hildreth. Dorthy was born about 1699 in Charlton, Worchester, Massachusetts, USA.

145 i. Eleanor Robbins (born on 17 Dec 1707 in Townsend, Middlesex, MA - died on 16 Dec 1791 in Townsend, Middlesex, MA)

291. Dorthy Hildreth, daughter of James Hildreth and Margaret Ward, was born about 1699 in Charlton, Worchester, Massachusetts, USA.

Dorthy married John Robbins. John was born about 1699 in Charlton, , Massachusetts, USA.

148 iv. William Fletcher (born on 15 Dec 1710 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA - died on 4 Jul 1760)

298. Lt John Heald Iii., son of Sgt John Heald . and Sarah Dean, was born on 19 Sep 1666 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA,^⁶⁷ died on 25 Nov 1721 in Old Hill Burial Ground Concord, Middlesex, MA,^⁶⁷ and was buried in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.
(Duplicate. See Below)

299. Mary Chandler, daughter of Roger Chandler and Mary Simmonds, was born on 3 Mar 1672 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord ^⁶⁷ and died on 14 Aug 1759 in Massachusetts, Middlesex, Concord.^⁶⁷
(Duplicate. See Below)

302. Ebenezer Wheeler, son of John Wheeler and Sarah Larkin, was born on 3 Apr 1682 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 26 Feb 1745 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

Ebenezer married Mary Minot on 26 Dec 1706 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Mary was born on 16 Nov 1689 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 3 Sep 1760 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

i. Rebecca Wheeler was born on 2 Sep 1712 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

ii. Mary Wheeler was born on 8 May 1714 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

iii. Ebenezer Wheeler was born on 6 Jan 1716 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 24 Feb 1801.

iv. Timothy Wheeler was born on 21 Feb 1717 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

151 v. Sarah Wheeler (born on 24 Jul 1720 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA)

vi. James Wheeler was born on 7 Apr 1722 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

303. Mary Minot, daughter of James Minot and Rebecca Wheeler, was born on 16 Nov 1689 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 3 Sep 1760 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

Mary married Ebenezer Wheeler on 26 Dec 1706 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Ebenezer was born on 3 Apr 1682 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA and died on 26 Feb 1745 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

William married Elizabeth Stetson on 10 Sep 1710 in Rochester, Plymouth, MA. Elizabeth was born on 1 Apr 1682 in Scituate, , Massachusetts, USA and died in , Dutchess, New York, USA.

156 i. William Benson (born on 18 Apr 1710 in Massachusetts, Plymouth, Rochester - died on 9 May 1797 in Rhode Island, , Providence)

313. Elizabeth Stetson ⁷⁰ was born on 1 Apr 1682 in Scituate, , Massachusetts, USA and died in , Dutchess, New York, USA.

Elizabeth married William Benson on 10 Sep 1710 in Rochester, Plymouth, MA. William was born in 1680 in Plymouth and died in Massachusetts, Plymouth, Rochester.

157 i. Elizabeth Ellis (born on 14 Dec 1719 in Massachusetts, Plymouth, Rochester)

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