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     John Huntoon Jr was born on 11 June 1729 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. He married Elizabeth Beede, daughter of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, on 7 December 1754 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. John Huntoon Jr died on 14 November 1821 at Canterbury, Merrimack, NH, USA, at age 92.

     A. Samuel Davis was born in 1734 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. He married Johannah Beede, daughter of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, in 1759 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA.

     Elizabeth Urann was born on 20 July 1732 at Gilmanton, Belknap, NH, USA. As of 1754,her married name was Beede. She married Thomas Beede, son of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, in 1754. Elizabeth Urann died on 20 November 1824 at Gilmanton, Belknap, NH, USA, at age 92.

     Anna Sleper was born on 17 February 1736 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. As of 1757,her married name was Beede. She married Jonathan I Beede, son of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, in 1757 at Amesbury, Essex, MA, USA. Anna Sleper died on 19 January 1782 at Fremont, Rockingham, NH, USA, at age 45.

     Susannah Hoag was born on 7 January 1745. As of 23 August 1786,her married name was Beede. She married Jonathan I Beede, son of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, on 23 August 1786 at Amesbury, Essex, MA, USA. Susannah Hoag died on 7 November 1828 at age 83.

     Hepzibah Smith was born on 23 July 1727 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. As of 9 July 1747,her married name was Beede. She married Hezekiah Beede, son of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, on 9 July 1747 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA. Hepzibah Smith died on 12 March 1772 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA, at age 44.

     Judith Gove was born in 1734. As of 12 November 1772,her married name was Beede. She married Hezekiah Beede, son of Eli Beede and Mehitable Sleeper, on 12 November 1772 at Kingston, Rockingham, NH, USA.

     Her married name was Appleton. Priscilla Glover was born in 1634. She married Capt John Appleton, son of Samuel Appleton and Judith Everard, in 1651. Priscilla Glover died on 18 February 1697 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA.

     Rev Samuel Phillips married Sarah Appleton, daughter of Samuel Appleton and Judith Everard, in 1651.

     Her married name was Appleton. Mary Oliver was born on 7 June 1640. She married Major Samuel Appleton, son of Samuel Appleton and Judith Everard, on 2 December 1656. Mary Oliver died on 15 February 1697 at age 56. Ipswich history states 9 Jun 1712.

      As of 1843,her married name was Millett. Huldah Allen Byram married Dr Asa Millett, son of Zebulon Parsons Millett and Deliverance Rich, in 1843.

     Her married name was Hilliard. Deborah Warren married William Hilliard, son of William Hilliard and Hester (?). Deborah Warren was born in 1653.

     Emanuel or Anthony Hilliard In 1663, a person of this surname was in Concord NH. This was about the time that the names of Otis and others from Hingham appear as the early setters. Perhaps this Anthony is William's brother. He died on 20 October 1657. Lost with 7 seven other persons in a boat going out of Hampton.

      As of before 3 November 1653,her married name was Shaw. Alice (?) married John Shaw Sr before 3 November 1653. Alice (?) died on 6 March 1654/55.

     John Shaw Jr was born circa 1622 at England. On 5 May 1643, at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA,, John Shaw Jr first appears on the Plymouth records on 5 May 1843 when he and Stephen Bryant bought from Edward Doty for £16 two lots totalling 40 acres of upland at High Cliff. He was war in 1645; In 1645 John Shaw is one of eight men who went out against the Narragansetts. He was in court between 1644 and 1651 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. John Shaw Jr was frequently in court. On 7 Jan 1644/5 Francis Goole complained against him in an action of trespass; Shaw paid damages of 21s.
On 3 Mar 1544/5 John Shaw Jr was nvolved with others in an undescribed case, and was fined £2.
On 4 Aug 1646 there was a complaint of an unknown character about a debt owned by John Shaw Jr to Tobais Taylor. Four men were chosen to decide, but when they could not agree a fifth man was chosen. The case was then settled, the court ordering that Taylor be paid "in peeces of eight, according to ye ship's account" That is to say, John Shaw Jr shall pay to Tobias Taylor 50s, according to the seamens account.
On 6 June 1649, John Shaw Jr was presented for "profaning the Lords day for attending on the tar pits" He was sentenced to "sit in the stocks for this, which was accordingly executed"; Stephen Bryant was also presented for "carrying a barrel to the said pits on the same Lords day" but was cleared with an admonition. Both John Shaw Jr and Stephen Bryant were almost surely distilling tar, an essential material in the colonial period for many purposes, particularly repairing ship hills.
John Shaw Jr and Edward Doty were involved in a series of disputes. On 6 Mar 1649/50, Edward Doty complained against John Shaw Jr. The jury ordered Shaw to pay 35s in damages and court costs, and to "make good the iron work". Again, in what was probably the same case, on 7 May 1650, John Shaw Jr and his brother James were ordered to pay court costs and 35s to Edward Doty. However, on 6 June 1650, Edward Doty and John Shaw Jr were in court again for two more suits brought by John Shaw Jr. First, a complaint against Doty - with the jury finding for the defendant. Second, a complaint against Doty for £20 in an action of trespass - with the jury finding for the plaintiff 3s and charges for the suit of 16s 6d.
On 8 June 1651, a jury presented John Shaw, James Shaw, Samuel Cutbert, Benjamin Eaton, Goodwife Gannett, Martha Haward and William Snow for "vaine, light, and lacivious carriage at an unseasonable time of night". On 7 Oct 1651, James Shaw and Goodwife Gannett were ordered to pay 30s apiece or otherwise to receive corporal punishment by whipping; the others were admonished. However, the court added: "And as for John Shaw, hee is lyable to punishment when oppertunitie seruth." On 9 June 1651, at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA,, John Shaw Jr must have known that he was in serious trouble with the Plymouth authorities. On 9 June 1651, one day after he was presented, he sold the only propery he had - 8 acres of marsh he had bought two years earlier from Mistress Ann Atwood - to his brother-in-law Stephen Bryant. John Jr is said by Shurtleff in his undocumented genealogy to have gone "to Rhode Island and had a great day, roasted an ox whole and nothing is known of him after. it is supposed he went back to England. His father, John Shaw Sr, sought his return to the Colony, and in a deed of gift of 26 March 1658 promised John Shaw Jr one quarter of his purchase land if he came within four years - before 1 March 1661/2. This is the last heard of John Shaw Jr and by 30 Jan 1663-4, the one quarter of John Shaw Sr's purchase land promised to John Shaw Jr was formally conveyed to Sgt James Shaw. He died after 9 June 1651 at England.

     Sgt James Shaw was born in 1624 at England. He married Mary Mitchell on 24 December 1652 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Sgt James Shaw was elected on 1 June 1675 at Dartmouth, USA. Selectman. He died between 1 June 1675 and 10 May 1679. Died intestate (without a will).

     Her married name was Shaw. Mary Mitchell married Sgt James Shaw, son of John Shaw Sr and Ann or Hannah Standish, on 24 December 1652 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Abigail Shaw was born in 1626 at England. As of 1646,her married name was Bryant. She married Stephen Bryant in 1646 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Abigail Shaw died on 25 October 1694 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Stephen Bryant married Abigail Shaw, daughter of John Shaw Sr and Ann or Hannah Standish, in 1646 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     James Shaw was born on 6 December 1654 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Mary Shaw was born in 1658. She died after 10 May 1679.

     Anne Shaw died. Young or in early adulthood.

     Persis Dunham was born in 1635. Her married name was Pratt. She married Benajah Pratt. As of August 1683,her married name was Shaw. Persis Dunham married Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr, son of John Shaw Sr and Ann or Hannah Standish, in August 1683; In their prenuptial agreement, witnessed by Joseph Dunham and Eleazer Dunham, Jonathan agreed to bring up "her two youngest children namely Joseph and Daniel Pratt" and do for them in all respects "as if they were his owne Naturall Children" Jonathan further agreed that if he were to die first, Persis would have the right to occupy his house and its twenty-acre lot until her death. Persis Dunham died after 1 October 1702.

     Benajah Pratt married Persis Dunham. Benajah Pratt died before August 1683.

     Her married name was Morton. Phebe Shaw was born in February 1657/58.

     Her married name was Paine. Hannah Shaw was born in 1661.

     Lieut Jonathan Shaw was born in 1663. He married Mehitabel Pratt. Lieut Jonathan Shaw married Mary (?). Lieut Jonathan Shaw died on 18 January 1729/30. He was buried at Lakenham Cemetery, North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Her married name was Shaw. Mehitabel Pratt was born in 1667. She married Lieut Jonathan Shaw, son of Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr and Phoebe Watson. Mehitabel Pratt died on 19 October 1712. She was buried at Plympton Green Cemetery, Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Her married name was Ring. Mary Shaw was born in 1665.

     George Shaw was born in 1667.

     Her married name was Snow. Lydia Shaw was born in 1670.

     Benjamin Shaw died. Probably young. He was born in 1672.

     Jennett Shurtleff was born on 5 September 1794 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of 2 September 1815,her married name was Hubbard. She married Harvey Hubbard on 2 September 1815 at Walden, Caledonia, VT, USA. Jennett Shurtleff died on 21 February 1872 at Walden, Caledonia, VT, USA, at age 77.

     Abigail Shurtleff was born on 9 April 1796 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of 21 December 1845,her married name was Skinner. She married Samuel Skinner on 21 December 1845 at Lynnfield, MA, USA. As of 21 October 1861,her married name was Cox. Abigail Shurtleff married Benjamin Cox on 21 October 1861 at Lynn, MA, USA. Abigail Shurtleff died on 21 December 1866 at Lynn, MA, USA, at age 70.

     Hannah Shurtleff was born on 23 February 1798 at Reading, Windsor, VT, USA. Her married name was Hurlburt. She married Reuel Hurlburt at Goshen Gore, Caledonia, VT, USA. Hannah Shurtleff died on 24 June 1874 at Glover, Orleans, VT, USA, at age 76. No children.

     Stephen Atwood Shurtleff was born on 17 July 1806 at Reading, Windsor, VT, USA. He died on 24 July 1807 at Reading, Windsor, VT, USA, at age 1.

     Her married name was Shurtleff. Mercy Atwood was born on 2 March 1758 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. She married David Shurtleff, son of Abiel Shurtleff Sr and Mary or Polly Lebaron. Mercy Atwood died on 15 February 1838 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 79. She was buried at Union Cemetery, South Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Capt Gideon Shurtleff was born on 21 October 1762 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He served in the military between 1778 and 1800. Private in Calvin Partridge's company, Abijah Stearn's regiment. Enlisted for three months. Marched 6 Apr 1778. Discharged 2 Jul 1778. Service 2 months, 28 days, including 2 days travel. Stationed at Dorchester Heights.

Private. Capt Edward Sparrow's company, Col Nathan Tyler's regiment. Enlisted 11 Jul 1779 for six months. Discharged 20 Dec 1779. Service at Rhode Island, 52 miles travel allowed.

Private. Capt Jesse Sturtevant's company, Col John Jacob's regiment. Enlisted 31 July 1780 for three months. Discharged 1 Nov 1780. Service 3 months, 1 day at Rhode Island

He was Captain of the South Company at Carver, 9 june 1800. He married Lucy Shaw on 22 December 1785 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, USA. Capt Gideon Shurtleff died on 21 February 1845 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 82. He was buried at Carver Center Cemetery, Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Lucy Shaw was born circa 1767. Her married name was Shurtleff. She married Capt Gideon Shurtleff, son of Abiel Shurtleff Sr and Mary or Polly Lebaron, on 22 December 1785 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, USA. Lucy Shaw died on 26 November 1833. She was buried at Carver Center Cemetery, Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Levi Shurtleff was born on 7 July 1765 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He married Waitstill Vaughn, daughter of Samuel Vaughn and Waitstill Cole, on 2 September 1794 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA. Levi Shurtleff married Sally Kingsley on 4 March 1812 at Woodstock, Windsor, VT, USA. Levi Shurtleff died on 17 December 1850 at Bridgewater, VT, USA, at age 85.

     James Shurtleff was born on 17 April 1768 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He married Polly Atwood, daughter of Ichabad Atwood and Hannah Shaw, on 7 November 1795 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, USA. James Shurtleff married Eleanor Tilson on 19 January 1816 at Denmark, Lewis, NY, USA. James Shurtleff died on 1 August 1846 at Plessis, Jefferson, NY, USA, at age 78.

     Enoch Shurtleff was born on 4 December 1773 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He died on 22 January 1778 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 4.

     Abiel Shurtleff was born on 1 July 1776 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He married Catharine Churchill on 12 March 1802 at Little Falls, Herkimer, NY, USA. Abiel Shurtleff died on 20 October 1861 at Philadelphia, Jefferson, NY, USA, at age 85.

     Enoch Shurtleff was born on 21 May 1779 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. He married Hannah Boyce on 19 January 1806 at Bridgewater, VT, USA. Enoch Shurtleff married Zilpha Shepard in 1829 at Hardwick, Caledonia, VT, USA. Enoch Shurtleff died in March 1854 at North Bridgewater, VT, USA, at age 74.

     Jacob Cooke was born in 1618 at Holland. He immigrated; Came in the Ann. He married Damaris Hopkins in 1646. Jacob Cooke married Elizabeth Lettice, daughter of Thomas Lettice and Ann (?), on 18 November 1669 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Jacob Cooke died on 7 July 1676 at Eastham, MA, USA.

      As of 1646,her married name was Cooke. Damaris Hopkins married Jacob Cooke, son of Francis Cooke, in 1646.

     Francis Cooke Came in the Mayflower.

     Hugh Cole married Elizabeth Lettice, daughter of Thomas Lettice and Ann (?), on 1 January 1688/89.