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Card #2538 & 2943 says She died Feb.28,1682 a.25, gs., at Roxbury, but she had a son (Peter Clark), born 12 Mar 1693/94 ??
Maybe son of his 3rd wife, Mary Twelves???
2nd wife
(Mass. Bay Col. Rec. Vol.5, p.17) m. by Capt. Wm. Torrey "Hannah".

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died single

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He was a boot manufacturer in So. Braintree, kept a store in Boston
2nd cousins

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Other children born at Scituate (cannot decipher OCR):
E pe en e, b 12 n 1677.
i c Jan
r h b, I jan~ 1679 -, rn. 1700, Josiah Turner.,
arnia. ,July 168(

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half 3rd cousins

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He resided in 1806 at the corner of Liberty & Division Sts., Braintree Highlands, at the Holbrook line. He was a farmer in 1850 on Washington St. near Dyer Hill

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

(alive July 1699)

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his & her 2nd marriage.

3rd cousins once removed

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

not mentioned in father's will, 1699

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He was elected surveyor of highways 1745,1748, constable 1760 & 1761 but refused it, surveyor of highways 1761, constable 1762 but refused again, surveyor of highways 1769,1773,1774,1775,1777,1780,-1781 for the Middle Precinct. He resided on his father's estate on Granite St., near Pond St. on "Moore's Farm River" (Monatiquot River).

81-9 - Will of David Holbrook, gent., dated Sep.1,1777, proved Mar.19,1782.
To wife Mary 1/3 of whole estate & to five sons David, Jonathan, James, Moses, & Caleb equally 2/3 at my decease and other 1/3 at wife's decease, they paying to my six daughters, Mary, Hannah, Sarah, Lydia, Mehitable, & Ruth £100 to each or their heirs, that is to Mary Packard, Hannah Richards, Sarah Penniman, Lydia Hollis, York, Mehitable Allen with what they had at marriage & Ruth yet single to have £100. Son David executor.
Wit: Thomas French, Ebenezer Hayden, Ichabod Dyer.

82-413 - Division to widow Mary, West 1/2 of house, 1/3 the grist mill, the wash house, 10 feet of west end of barn, 1 a. orchard joining the river etc.
To David oldest son, east 1/2 of the house, 1/2 corn house, 1/3 grist mill, 1/2 barn, etc.
To James 3rd son, the farm he now lives on.
To Caleb youngest son, 1/3 the grist mill, etc.

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S.A. Bates says he resided on the east side of Great Pond away from any street, afterwards built a house on Pond St. which he sold to John V. Arnold, west side top of hill near Randolph line

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She is in 1850 census at Quincy with daughter Mary Lincoln.

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

(1799, gs.)
He was a bootmaker in 1850, resided on Middle St. near Liberty St.
2nd cousins once removed

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