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370. Robert7 BURNHAM (child of Jeremiah, #740);[1188],[1189] married Elizabeth Smith (see #371), daughter of Captain John Smith and Susanna Chesley, 14 May 1714;[1190] died before 30 Jul 1760.[1191] Robert was a member of a scouting party under Capt. James Davis in 1712.[1192] Robert presented an "Indian scalp" to the Council Chamber from a man slain at Oyster River at the hands of a scouting party.[1193] Children of Robert7 Burnham and Elizabeth Smith (see #371) were as follows:
371. Elizabeth7 SMITH (child of John, #742);[1206],[1207] born 1 Aug 1697;[1208],[1209] married Robert Burnham (see #370), son of Jeremiah Burnham and Temperance Bickford, 14 May 1714.[1190] | ||
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650. Thomas8 LISTER; married Hanah Harison (see #651) 13 Nov 1735 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1210] Children of Thomas8 Lister and Hanah Harison (see #651) were:
651. Hanah8 HARISON; married Thomas Lister (see #650) 13 Nov 1735 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1210] | ||
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652. Richard8 LUPTON; married Sarah Rylay (see #653) 12 Nov 1739 at Saxton-in-Elmet, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Ricard was of Saxton, and Sarah was of Sherburn, spinster.[1211] Children of Richard8 Lupton and Sarah Rylay (see #653) were:
653. Sarah8 RYLAY; married Richard Lupton (see #652) 12 Nov 1739 at Saxton-in-Elmet, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Ricard was of Saxton, and Sarah was of Sherburn, spinster.[1211] | ||
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654. Thomas8 LOFTHOUSE; married Susannah Walker (see #655) 30 Jul 1734 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1212] married Ellen Harwood 20 Apr 1742 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1212] Children of Thomas8 Lofthouse and Susannah Walker (see #655) all born at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England, were as follows:
655. Susannah8 WALKER; married Thomas Lofthouse (see #654) 30 Jul 1734 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1212] buried 30 Mar 1741 at St. Laurence Priory Churchyard, Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1215],[1216] | ||
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722. Johann Christoph8 BACHOLZ. Children of Johann Christoph8 Bacholz and an unknown spouse were:
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728. Joannes Matthias8 BECKER (child of Tobias, #1456);[1217] married Anna Maria Fischerin (see #729), daughter of Johann Adam Fischerin, 3 Feb 1716 at Herz Jesu Katholisch (Heart of Jesus Catholic), Ettlingen, Baden, Holy Roman Empire (Germany).[1218],[1219],[1220] He was also known as Joannes Becker.[1221] He was also known as Matthias Becker.[1222] Johannes and Anna Maria had seven children in Ettlingen, Baden: Johann Becker, b. 07 Jul 1718; Maria Margaretha Becker b. 03 Sep 1720; Anna Maria Becker, b. 20 Apr 1724 d.c. 20 Jan 1770; Johann Jacob Becker (dit Blondin) b. 16 Apr 1729; Maria Barbara Becker, b. 17 Jul 1731; Johann Adam Becker, b. 25 Feb 1735 d.c. 12 Apr 1774; Maria Magdalena Becker, b. 09 Feb 1738. [1152] Children of Joannes Matthias8 Becker and Anna Maria Fischerin (see #729) were:
729. Anna Maria8 FISCHERIN (child of Johann, #1458);[1223] married Joannes Matthias Becker (see #728), son of Tobias Becker, 3 Feb 1716 at Herz Jesu Katholisch (Heart of Jesus Catholic), Ettlingen, Baden, Holy Roman Empire (Germany).[1218],[1219],[1220] She was also known as Francois/Franziska Vichetin.[1224] Johannes and Anna Maria had seven children in Ettlingen, Baden: Johann Becker, b. 07 Jul 1718; Maria Margaretha Becker b. 03 Sep 1720; Anna Maria Becker, b. 20 Apr 1724 d.c. 20 Jan 1770; Johann Jacob Becker (dit Blondin) b. 16 Apr 1729; Maria Barbara Becker, b. 17 Jul 1731; Johann Adam Becker, b. 25 Feb 1735 d.c. 12 Apr 1774; Maria Magdalena Becker, b. 09 Feb 1738. [1152] | ||
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730. Jean8 DAVID; married Françoise Olivier-dit-Michel (see #731), daughter of Jean Michel dit Olivier and Magdaleine Capela.[1218] He and Françoise Olivier-dit-Michel appeared on the census of 1761 at Pabos, Québec, British America; where it was recorded "man, wife, son, 3 daughters."[1152] He and Françoise Olivier-dit-Michel appeared on the census of 1765 at Pabos, Québec, British America; where th family consisted of "man, woman, 1 boy, 3 girls."[1152] Children of Jean8 David and Françoise Olivier-dit-Michel (see #731) were as follows:
731. Françoise8 OLIVIER-DIT-MICHEL (child of Jean Michel dit Olivier, #1462);[1239],[1239] born circa 1725;[1240] married Jean David (see #730);[1218] died after 1785 at Pabos, Québec, British America.[1241] She was also known as Françoise Michel-dit-Olivier.[1242] She and Jean David appeared on the census of 1761 at Pabos, Québec, British America; where it was recorded "man, wife, son, 3 daughters."[1152] She and Jean David appeared on the census of 1765 at Pabos, Québec, British America; where th family consisted of "man, woman, 1 boy, 3 girls."[1152] | ||
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732. Lawrence8 MCKENZIE; born circa 1740 at Ireland;[1243],[1244] married Mary Craig (see #733);[1126] died "aged 67" 17 Mar 1807 at Bonaventure Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1148] He began military service circa 1756 at Ireland with 27th "Inniskilling" Regiment of Foot in Captain Josiah Martin"s Company, for a 10-year period.[1245] He with the 27th regiment, where it is said he took part in the assault on Ticonderoga (1758), Quebec (1760), the West Indies at Barbados, Martinique, Grenada and Havana (1762) in Jun 1756 at New York, New York, British America.[1246],[1247] He was furloughed having spent time in hospital in Trois Rivières circa 1762 at Québec, British America.[1248] He lived between 1763 and 1777 at Skenesborough, New York, British America.[1249],[1250],[1251] He was a stonemason between 1766 and 1769 at Skenesborough, New York, British America.[1252] Lawrence and Mary had six children 1767-1789.[1253] He ended military service on 25 Jan 1767 at Québec City, Québec, British America.[1254] He leasing 100 acres from Phillip Skene in 1770 at Skenesborough, New York, British America.[1255] He was joined Gen. Burgoyne's campaign, then was a soldier gathering intelligence for the British, under the guidance of Dr. Samuel Adams, of Vermont between 1777 and 1779 at New York, United States of America.[1256],[1257] He and Mary Craig lived in Nov 1777 at Montréal, Québec, British America.[1258] He and Mary Craig lived between 1780 and 1783 at Yamachiche, Québec, British America.[1259] He joined the King's Rangers in Captain Azariah Pritchard's company between 1780 and 1783 at Québec, British America.[1260],[1261] It has been recorded that "Lawrence McKenzie, UE claim, 1783 at Machiche. Native of Ireland, lived 14 years at Skeensborough NY. A Protestant, he abjured shortly before his death." It was also recorded "emigrated in 1750" but 1756 is more likely.[1262] Declared a wife, two sons, aged 7 and 11, and three daughters, aged 9, 12 and 15, as he drew his entitlement of 400 acres at New Carlisle.[1263] On 9 Jun 1784, Lawrence McKenzie and family embarked the brig 'St. Peter' and they sailed toward their new home on Chaleur Bay. Storms kept them aboard, sometimes backtracking to Bic and Perce, until the 28th of June, and a drawing for Lots of land, laid out according to surveys completed by William Vondenvelden, took place at New Carlisle on the 3rd of August 1784.[1264],[894] Children of Lawrence8 McKenzie and Mary Craig (see #733) were as follows:
733. Mary8 CRAIG; married Lawrence McKenzie (see #732).[1126] She and Lawrence McKenzie lived in Nov 1777 at Montréal, Québec, British America.[1258] She and Lawrence McKenzie lived between 1780 and 1783 at Yamachiche, Québec, British America.[1259] On 9 Jun 1784, Lawrence McKenzie and family embarked the brig 'St. Peter' and they sailed toward their new home on Chaleur Bay. Storms kept them aboard, sometimes backtracking to Bic and Perce, until the 28th of June, and a drawing for Lots of land, laid out according to surveys completed by William Vondenvelden, took place at New Carlisle on the 3rd of August 1784.[1264],[894] | ||
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736. John8 WHEELER (child of William, #1472);[1275],[1276] born 10 May 1668 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1277],[1278],[1279] married Elizabeth Perkins (see #737), daughter of William Perkins and Elizabeth Ault, 1693 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1280],[290],[1281] died "killed by Indians" 27 Apr 1706 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America, at age 37.[1282] Children of John8 Wheeler and Elizabeth Perkins (see #737) were as follows:
737. Elizabeth8 PERKINS (child of William, #1474);[1284],[1284] born circa 1670 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[144],[1285] born 1670 at Stratford, Coös Co., New Hampshire, British America;[1286],[1287] married John Wheeler (see #736), son of William Wheeler and Hannah Buss, 1693 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1280],[290],[1281] died "killed by Indians" 27 Apr 1706 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[144],[1288] | ||
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738. John8 DREW (child of Francis, #1476);[1289],[1290] died "killed by Indians" 27 Apr 1706 at New Hampshire, British America.[1291] During the Oyster River Massacre (1694), "there were fifteen in the Drew family at the time... John Drew was put out of the window and escaped."[1292],[1293] Children of John8 Drew and an unknown spouse were as follows:
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740. Jeremiah8 BURNHAM (child of Robert, #1480);[1296],[1297] born 1653 at British America;[1298],[1299] married Temperance Bickford (see #741), daughter of John Bickford and Temperance Hull, circa 1689;[1300],[1301] married Mary Diamond;[1302] died before 5 Jun 1718 at Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1303] Jeremiah Burnham was selectman in 1694, and sergeant in 1702.[1304] Children of Jeremiah8 Burnham and Temperance Bickford (see #741) were as follows:
741. Temperance8 BICKFORD (child of John, #1482);[1309],[1310] born circa 1670 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1311] married Jeremiah Burnham (see #740), son of Robert Burnham and Francis (--?--), circa 1689.[1300],[1301] | ||
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742. Captain John8 SMITH (child of Joseph, #1484);[1312],[1312] born 9 Jan 1669 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1313],[1314],[1315],[1316] married Susanna Chesley (see #743), daughter of Thomas Chesley and Elizabeth Thomas, 17 Jun 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1317],[1318] died 14 May 1744 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America, at age 75.[1313] Children of Captain John8 Smith and Susanna Chesley (see #743) were as follows:
743. Susanna8 CHESLEY (child of Thomas, #1486);[1323],[1323] born circa 1668 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1324],[1325] married Captain John Smith (see #742), son of Joseph Smith and Elizabeth Bickford, 17 Jun 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1317],[1318] died 24 Mar 1745/46 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America.[654],[1326] | ||
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1456. Tobias9 BECKER. Children of Tobias9 Becker and an unknown spouse were:
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1458. Johann Adam9 FISCHERIN. Children of Johann Adam9 Fischerin and an unknown spouse were:
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1462. Jean9 MICHEL DIT OLIVIER; born circa 1695 at France;[1327] married Magdaleine Capela (see #1463), daughter of Guillaume Capela and unknown (--?--), circa 1740 at Grande-Rivière, Le Rocher-Percé, Canada (Québec), Nouvelle-France (New France).[1328] He was a fisherman and seller in 1736.[1329] Children of Jean9 Michel dit Olivier and Magdaleine Capela (see #1463) were:
1463. Magdaleine9 CAPELA (child of Guillaume, #2926);[1239],[1239] born after 1708 at Baie des Chaleurs, Canada (Québec), Nouvelle-France (New France);[1241] married Jean Michel dit Olivier (see #1462) circa 1740 at Grande-Rivière, Le Rocher-Percé, Canada (Québec), Nouvelle-France (New France).[1328] | ||
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1472. William9 WHEELER (child of George, #2944);[1330],[1331] born 30 Jan 1629/30 at Cranfield, Co. Bedforshire, England;[144],[1332],[1333] married Hannah Buss (see #1473), daughter of Lieutenant William Buss and Ann (--?--), 30 Oct 1659 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America;[1334] died 31 Dec 1683 at British America at age 53.[1335] He emigrated in 1638 to Concord, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America; with his parents.[1336] Children of William9 Wheeler and Hannah Buss (see #1473) were as follows:
1473. Hannah9 BUSS (child of William, #2946);[1340],[1340] born 18 Feb 1640/41;[1341] married William Wheeler (see #1472), son of George Wheeler and Katherine Pyn, 30 Oct 1659 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.[1334] | ||
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1474. William9 PERKINS (child of William, #2948);[1284] born 1639;[1342],[1343] married Elizabeth Ault (see #1475), daughter of John Ault and Remembrance Tibbetts, 28 Jan 1669 at Stratford, Coös Co., New Hampshire, British America;[1344],[1345] died 1732 at Rye, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, British America.[1286],[1343],[1346] He lived in 1732 at New Market, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, British America.[1347] Children of William9 Perkins and Elizabeth Ault (see #1475) were as follows:
1475. Elizabeth9 AULT (child of John, #2950);[1284],[1284] born 1643 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1286] married William Perkins (see #1474), son of William Perkins, 28 Jan 1669 at Stratford, Coös Co., New Hampshire, British America;[1344],[1345] died 29 Sep 1691 at Sandy Beach (Rye), Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, British America.[1286] | ||
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1476. Francis9 DREW (child of William, #2952);[1348],[1349] born 1648;[1350] married Lydia Bickford (see #1477), daughter of John Bickford and Temperance Hull, circa 1672;[1351] died at the Oyster River Massacre 18 Jul 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1350] He was killed when Native Americans masacred many settlers. "Pike's Journal records the terrible event in the following laconic sentences: 'The Indians fell suddenly & unexpectedly upon Oyster River about break of day. Took 3 garrisons (being deserted or not defended) killed & carried away 94 persons, & burnt 13 houses...' Francis Drew... surrendered [his house] at Drew's Point, on promise of quarter. He is supposed to have killed an Indian, whose bones were found in the house after it was burned. Francis Drew attempted to escape and ran towards the Adams garrison but was overtaken by the Indians, bound and tomahawked. His wife was carried away and was rendered so feeble by hunger that she was left to die in the woods" on 18 Jul 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1352] Children of Francis9 Drew and Lydia Bickford (see #1477) were as follows:
1477. Lydia9 BICKFORD (child of John, #1482);[1357],[1357] married Francis Drew (see #1476), son of William Drew and Elizabeth Matthews, circa 1672;[1351] died at the Oyster River Massacre 18 Jul 1694 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1350] |