Brown Hepsibah

Notes:

I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was thesame Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probablysince the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and theymoved to Charlestown from Lunenberg.

There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having childrenaround the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially sincethe Leominster first church records only give the father's name onbirths. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church:

Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church
Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard

baptisms:

Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown
Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown
Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown
Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown
June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown

Following are from Leominster, MA VR

Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown
Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown

One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and townrecords, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. Ibelieve the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicateswhich was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a sonAaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr.must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church andtown records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarahshow that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also hasbirths show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH.

Lunenberg, MA VR

Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,1759)
Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

Charlestown, NH VR

May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18,1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor.According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out ofCharlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. Howeverthey apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler ofGroton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell ofCharlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NHon June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably AaronBrown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away.

From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8 Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4Dec 31, 1746 Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, AaronBrown

I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was the same Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probably since the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and they moved to Charlestown from Lunenberg.

There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having children around the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially since the Leominster first church records only give the father's name on
births. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church.

Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard

Baptisms:

Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown
Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown
Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown
Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown
June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown


Following are from Leominster, MA VR:

Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown
Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown

One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and town records, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. I believe the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicates which was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a son Aaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr. must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church and town records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarah show that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also has
births show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH.


Lunenberg, MA VR:

Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,
1759)
Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown


Charlestown, NH VR:

May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18, 1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor. According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out of Charlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. However they apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler of Groton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown
(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell of Charlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NH on June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably Aaron
Brown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away.

From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8:
Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4 Dec 31, 1746. Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, Aaron Brown

I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was thesame Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probablysince the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and theymoved to Charlestown from Lunenberg.

There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having childrenaround the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially sincethe Leominster first church records only give the father's name onbirths. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church:

Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church
Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard

baptisms:

Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown
Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown
Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown
Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown
June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown

Following are from Leominster, MA VR

Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown
Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown

One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and townrecords, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. Ibelieve the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicateswhich was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a sonAaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr.must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church andtown records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarahshow that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also hasbirths show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH.

Lunenberg, MA VR

Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,1759)
Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

Charlestown, NH VR

May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18,1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor.According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out ofCharlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. Howeverthey apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler ofGroton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell ofCharlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NHon June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably AaronBrown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away.

From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8 Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4Dec 31, 1746 Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, AaronBrown

I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was the same Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probably since the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and they moved to Charlestown from Lunenberg.

There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having children around the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially since the Leominster first church records only give the father's name on
births. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church.

Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard

Baptisms:

Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown
Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown
Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown
Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr.
Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown
June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown


Following are from Leominster, MA VR:

Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown
Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown

One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and town records, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. I believe the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicates which was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a son Aaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr. must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church and town records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarah show that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also has
births show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH.


Lunenberg, MA VR:

Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,
1759)
Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown
Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown


Charlestown, NH VR:

May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown

The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18, 1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor. According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out of Charlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. However they apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler of Groton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown
(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell of Charlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NH on June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably Aaron
Brown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away.

From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8:
Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4 Dec 31, 1746. Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, Aaron Brown

Aaron married Burke Abigail on 03 Jul 1744 in Concord, Middlesex Co., MA. Abigail (daughter of Burke Jonas and Johnson Hannah) was born on 04 Oct 1721 in Stow, Middlesex Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Abigail is most likely the daughter of Jonas Burke & Hannah Johnson of Stow. Although I can't prove the connection, following is the evidence:

1. Stow and Concord are very close and I have found no other Abigail
Burkes in the area.
2. Abigail was b. Oct. 4 1721 so she would have been 22 when Aaron and
Abigail married.
3. Abigail and Aaron has a daughter Hepsibah who may have been named for
Abigail's sister Hepsibeth (on the other had, they didn't name any of
their children Jonas or Hannah).
4. Abigail's grandfather Caleb Johnson was co-owner of the "Glover Farm"
with a Thomas Brown, probably Aaron's grandfather

Jonas Burke d. in 1730, so his admin dosn't help make the case.

From Stow records:

Sibyl Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 3 Nov. 1714
Joseph Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 9 Mar. 1717/18
Abigail Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 4 Oct. 1721
Elizabeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 12 Jun. 1723
Hepsibeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 1 Feb. 1725
Jonas Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 25 Nov. 1728

Jonas d. c. 1730 his inventory is on file in Middlesex Co. Ma probate
record #3583 10 May 1730

Administrators were Hannah Burke widow & Amos Brown blacksmith both of Stow & Charles Johnson of Sudbury wheelwright, mentions children Mary, Hannah Wright, Joseph, Abigial (given land
next to Edward Fuller), Elizabeth, Hepsibeth & Jonas.

Docket #3584 Middlesex Co. Probate April 6, 1743

Daniel Goodenow chosen as guardian for Hepsibeth Burk (around 16) and
Elizabeth Burk (around 18)

Docket #3585 Middlesex Co. Probate Feb. 18, 1733/34

Joseph Burk of Stow now living in Rutland, Worcester Co. a minor though
of age to choose his guardian chooses Cyprian Wright of Rutland his
brother in law.

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Abigail is most likely the daughter of Jonas Burke & Hannah Johnson ofStow. Although I can't prove the connection, following is the evidence:

1. Stow and Concord are very close and I have found no other AbigailBurkes in the area.
2. Abigail was b. Oct. 4 1721 so she would have been 22 when Aaron andAbigail married.
3. Abigail and Aaron has a daughter Hepsibah who may have been named forAbigail's sister Hepsibeth (on the other had, they didn't name any oftheir children Jonas or Hannah).
4. Abigail's grandfather Caleb Johnson was co-owner of the "Glover Farm"with a Thomas Brown, probably Aaron's grandfather

Jonas Burke d. in 1730, so his admin dosn't help make the case.

From Stow records:

Sibyl Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 3 Nov. 1714
Joseph Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 9 Mar. 1717/18
Abigail Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 4 Oct. 1721
Elizabeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 12 Jun. 1723
Hepsibeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 1 Feb. 1725
Jonas Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 25 Nov. 1728

Jonas d. c. 1730 his inventory is on file in Middlesex Co. Ma probaterecord #3583 10 May 1730

Administrators were Hannah Burke widow & Amos Brown blacksmith both ofStow & Charles Johnson of Sudbury wheelwright.
mentions children Mary, widow Hannah Wright, Joseph, Abigial (given landnext to Edward Fuller), Elizabeth, Hepsibeth & Jonas.

Docket #3584 Middlesex Co. Probate April 6, 1743

Daniel Goodenow chosen as guardian for Hepsibeth Burk (around 16) andElizabeth Burk (around 18)

Docket #3585 Middlesex Co. Probate Feb. 18, 1733/34

Joseph Burk of Stow now living in Rutland, Worcester Co. a minor thoughof age to choose his guardian chooses Cyprian Wright of Rutland hisbrother in law.

Abigail is most likely the daughter of Jonas Burke & Hannah Johnson of Stow. Although I can't prove the connection, following is the evidence:

1. Stow and Concord are very close and I have found no other Abigail
Burkes in the area.
2. Abigail was b. Oct. 4 1721 so she would have been 22 when Aaron and
Abigail married.
3. Abigail and Aaron has a daughter Hepsibah who may have been named for
Abigail's sister Hepsibeth (on the other had, they didn't name any of
their children Jonas or Hannah).
4. Abigail's grandfather Caleb Johnson was co-owner of the "Glover Farm"
with a Thomas Brown, probably Aaron's grandfather

Jonas Burke d. in 1730, so his admin dosn't help make the case.

From Stow records:

Sibyl Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 3 Nov. 1714
Joseph Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 9 Mar. 1717/18
Abigail Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 4 Oct. 1721
Elizabeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 12 Jun. 1723
Hepsibeth Burt dau. of Jonas & Hannah b. 1 Feb. 1725
Jonas Burt son of Jonas & Hannah b. 25 Nov. 1728

Jonas d. c. 1730 his inventory is on file in Middlesex Co. Ma probate
record #3583 10 May 1730

Administrators were Hannah Burke widow & Amos Brown blacksmith both of Stow & Charles Johnson of Sudbury wheelwright, mentions children Mary, Hannah Wright, Joseph, Abigial (given land
next to Edward Fuller), Elizabeth, Hepsibeth & Jonas.

Docket #3584 Middlesex Co. Probate April 6, 1743

Daniel Goodenow chosen as guardian for Hepsibeth Burk (around 16) and
Elizabeth Burk (around 18)

Docket #3585 Middlesex Co. Probate Feb. 18, 1733/34

Joseph Burk of Stow now living in Rutland, Worcester Co. a minor though
of age to choose his guardian chooses Cyprian Wright of Rutland his
brother in law.

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Notes:

Middlesex Co., MA Probate docket 3081 Jonathan Brown of Concord 1474

On Nov. 23, 1747 administrators were named:
Aaron Brown of Lunenburg, Worcester Blacksmith
Thomas Brown of Concord, Yeoman
John Barret of Cambridge

"Aaron Brown admin of estate of father Jonathan late of Concord deceasedintestate."

Left something to Thomas Brown for boarding & clothing Lois Brown dau. ofdeceased from Nov. 23, 1745 she being then under 3.

Middlesex Co., MA Probate docket 3081 Jonathan Brown of Concord 1474

On Nov. 23, 1747 administrators were named: Aaron Brown of Lunenburg, Worcester Blacksmith
Thomas Brown of Concord, Yeoman
John Barret of Cambridge

"Aaron Brown admin of estate of father Jonathan late of Concord deceased
intestate."

Left something to Thomas Brown for boarding & clothing Lois Brown dau. of
deceased from Nov. 23, 1745 she being then under 3.

Jonathan married Dudley Sibbell on 05 Sep 1718 in Concord, Middlesex Co., MA. Sibbell was born on 22 Sep 1702 in Concord, Middlesex Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

a.k.a Sibylla

Notes:

From "The Burke and Alvord Memorial" Boutelle 1864, p. 18

"Jonas Burke, born Sudbury, Mass, Jan 4., 1683-4; d. Stow Mass. Son of Richard and Mary (Parmenter) Burke. He received to following division of land in his father's estate; land 'butting on ye east with the land of his brother
John burk on ye south with ye lands of Mr Abraham Holman, westerly with the lands of Stow, northerly with ye lands of Lieut. Ruddock.' 'Of ye movable estate,' 'by one cow, 2:10:00.' He resided in Sudbury and in Stow. As early as the year 1722, he sold land in Sudbury to his brother, John Burk. His inventory is on file, dated March 3, 1729-30. A letter, which is on file, dated Nov. 15, 1739, says, that the oldest son had sold his interest, and is beyond the sea.

A division and settlement of the estate was made April 10, 1741. Amos Brown, who purchased the estate of Jonas Burke, gave security for that which belonged to Mary, the eldest daughter. Mr. Burke was married at Sudbury, Dec. 23, 1709 to Hannah Johnson. She outlived her husband and administered on the estate."

Jonas died about 1730. His inventory is on file in Middlesex County, MA, Probate record #3583, May 10, 1730.

Administrators were Hannah Burke, widow, and Amos Brown, blacksmith, both of Stow and Charles Johnson of Sudbury, wheelwright. Will mentions children; Mary,widow Hannah (of Cyrprian) Wright, Joseph, Abigail, (given land next to Edward Fuller.) Elizabeth, Hepsibeth and Jonas.

Docket # 3584 Middlesex Co., MA, Probate, April 6, 1743.

Daniel goodenow chosen guardian for Hepsibeth Burke and Elizabeth Burke.

Docket # 3585 Middlesex County, MA, Probate Feb. 18, 1733/34
Joseph Burke of Stow, now living in Rutland, Worcester County, MA, a minor though of age to choose his guardian, chooses Cyprian Wright of Rutland, his brother-in-law.

Birth:
4 Jan 1683/1684

Jonas married Johnson Hannah. Hannah (daughter of Johnson Caleb and Bent Agnes) was born on 05 May 1685 in Stow, Middlesex Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Middlesex Co., MA Probate Docket #3219 Thomas Brown Concord

Admin named 9/3/1739 Ephriam Brown.

Names 5/28/1739 son John Brown, blacksmith, Jonathan Buttrick,Gentleman, John Bateman husbandman all of Concord.

Will 10 Feb. 1736/37 leaves wife Rachel dwelling, daughter Lydia, unmarried, use of cellar.

Thomas mentions his 5 daughters:
Mary wife of Thomas Flint, Rachel wife of Jonathan Harris, Abigail wife of Jonathan Davis,
Dinah wife of Henry Jefts, Lydia as single. Also sons Jonathan, Thomas, (leaves blacksmith shop) friends and neighbors John Hunt, Ephriam Browne, grandson Aaron Brown six pounds when he reaches 21years of age, grandson David Rufiells? son of daughter Hannah decd., grandchildren Simon and Lydia Whittaker children of Mary decd., son John Browne.

There is also the information that he died in Lexington, Middlesex County, MA.

Thomas married Poulter Rachel on 13 May 1690 in Concord, Middlesex Co., MA. Rachel was born about 14 Mar 1670 in Billerica, Middlesex County, MA; died in 1741. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
14 Mar 1670/1671

Notes:

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From "The Burke and Alvord Memorial" Boutelle 1864:

"Richard Burke of Sudbury, MA
Born, supposed about the year 1640; died at Sudbury, MA 1693-4. He was probably of Anglo-Norman origin.
He owned land in Sudbury, MA, and also in Stow, MA. 'An indenture made between Henry Loker of Sudbury, Glover, and Hannah his wife, and Richard Burke of Sudbury, Oct. 24, 1670, witnesses that for a valuable sum or consideration Henry Loker and Hannah his wife have sold' &c., 'unto Ri Burke one hundred and thirty acres of land in Pompassitticut, and in the two miles last granted to the town of Sudbury.' [Reg Mid. Co., V7 p.243] ...

He was married at Sudbury, MA June 24, 1670, to Mary Parmenter, born Sudbury, MA (June 10, 1644?) (She was the daughter of John and Amy Parmenter, and grandaughter of Dea. John Parmenter, b. 1588 who was one of the first settlers of Sudbury in 1639?) She administered on her husband's estate, and afterwards married a Mr. Allen."

Died:
1693/1694

Richard married Parmenter Mary on 24 Jun 1670 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA. Mary (daughter of Parmenter John and Ames Amy) was born on 10 Apr 1644 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA; was christened on 10 Jun 1644 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA; died in 1727 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From NEHGR V66 p233 "The Solomon Johnson Family" Kimball 1912:

"Caleb Johnson (Solomon2, Solomon1), b. at Sudbury 31 Oct. 1658, d. there 1 Dec. 1715. He married 9 July 1684, Agnes Bent, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth of Sudbury and Marlborough, who d. 4 June 1729. He with wife
Agnes and sister Patience Bent conveyed in 1697 to Peter Bent their brother 'any and all estate' of their late father Peter Bent of Marlborough (Middlesex Co. Deeds, vol. 13, p. 578). Caleb Johnson with Thomas Brown and Thomas Drury brought the 'Glover Farm' 17 June 1697.

Caleb's estate was administered by the widow Agnes and sons Caleb and Land which belonged to the widow Agnes, on 6 Apr 1730/1 was conveyed by Caleb Johnson of Framingham, Solomon Johnson of Sudbury, widow Hannah Burk of Stow, Daniel How of Framingham, and Eleanor Gleason of
Framingham, all in the county of Middlesex, to their brother Charles Johnson, wheelwright of Sudbury, in consideration of 300 pounds. Caleb and Solomon Johnson's acknowledgement is dated Feb. 1756, in Worcester
Co., MA (Middlesex Co. Deeds V65, p 64.)"

Caleb married Bent Agnes on 09 Jul 1684. Agnes (daughter of Bent Peter and Elizabeth) was born on 19 Aug 1661 in Marlborough, Middlesex County, MA; died on 04 Jun 1727 in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]