Gibson Family - Ourfolk
Mary Gibson (Woodward) ABT 1620 - 1658
Mary was born on ABT 1620 in Ipswich, Suffolkshire, England and died on 1658 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts .
She was the daughter of Joseph Gibson (B: ABT 1595).
Mary was married to George Woodward on ABT 1640.
George was born on 1619 in England and died on 31 MAY 1676 .
He was the son of Richard Woodward (B: 20 JAN 1585) and Rose Stewart (Woodward) (ABT 1583 - 6 OCT 1662).
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Sources:
S1 Our Kingdom Come
1. MARY, b. August 12, 1641; d. August 23, 1718; m., Januar y 13, 1663-4, JOHN WAITE. 2.
2. SARAH, b. Feb. 6, 1642-3; m., about 1664, STEPHEN GATES , Jr. of Boston, and afterwards Stow. Barry, p. 250.
3. AMOS, birth not recorded, but he was one of the administ rators of his father's estate; adm. freeman, Oct. 10, 1677 . He d. in Camb., Oct. 9, 1679, 'aged 38,' probably shoul d be 33. He was witness in Court, Ap., 1668, then aged 23 , and said to be 'of Flint's Farm Camb.' It appears by hi s Will, dated Oct. 9, 1679, that he left neither wife nor c hild. It was probably his wife SARAH, dr. of William Patten , of Camb., who d. in Camb., Sept. 24, 1677. He gave his ri ght and title to the house and land in Wat., 'which was ou r father Woodward's' to brother Daniel Woodward; gave his h ouse to brother ? Thomas Patten, of Billerica, and mentio ned sister Grey's dr. Sarah. See Farmer, Art. Patten, an d Camb. Church Gathering, p. 59.
4. REBECCA, b. Dec. 30, 1647; m., in Dedham, Dec. 11, 1666 , THOMAS FISHER, of Dedham.
5. JOHN, b. Mar. 28, 1649.
6. SUSANNA, b. Sept. 30, 1651; d. unm; admin on her estat e granted to her brother, John, Dec. 19, 1676.
7. DANIEL, b. Sept. 2, 1653. His father's homestead was ass igned to him in the settlement of the estate. It is suppose d that he was the Daniel Woodward, of Medford, who was lice nsed by the Court, May 1, 1690, to keep an inn.Chil. by wi fe ELIZABETH,
2. SARAH, b. Feb. 6, 1642-3; m., about 1664, STEPHEN GATES , Jr. of Boston, and afterwards Stow. Barry, p. 250.
3. AMOS, birth not recorded, but he was one of the administ rators of his father's estate; adm. freeman, Oct. 10, 1677 . He d. in Camb., Oct. 9, 1679, 'aged 38,' probably shoul d be 33. He was witness in Court, Ap., 1668, then aged 23 , and said to be 'of Flint's Farm Camb.' It appears by hi s Will, dated Oct. 9, 1679, that he left neither wife nor c hild. It was probably his wife SARAH, dr. of William Patten , of Camb., who d. in Camb., Sept. 24, 1677. He gave his ri ght and title to the house and land in Wat., 'which was ou r father Woodward's' to brother Daniel Woodward; gave his h ouse to brother ? Thomas Patten, of Billerica, and mentio ned sister Grey's dr. Sarah. See Farmer, Art. Patten, an d Camb. Church Gathering, p. 59.
4. REBECCA, b. Dec. 30, 1647; m., in Dedham, Dec. 11, 1666 , THOMAS FISHER, of Dedham.
5. JOHN, b. Mar. 28, 1649.
6. SUSANNA, b. Sept. 30, 1651; d. unm; admin on her estat e granted to her brother, John, Dec. 19, 1676.
7. DANIEL, b. Sept. 2, 1653. His father's homestead was ass igned to him in the settlement of the estate. It is suppose d that he was the Daniel Woodward, of Medford, who was lice nsed by the Court, May 1, 1690, to keep an inn.Chil. by wi fe ELIZABETH,
was possibly also known as Samuel.
He was found
delinquent for an unlawful entry upon some of the
town's ground and 'annoying the highway with
stinking fish to the forfeitsure of 3 4s 8d' on 12
Jun 1637 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA. In 1644,
he had a homestall of 10 acres, on the east side of
Lexington St., from Orchard to Main St.,
Watertown, Middlesex County, MA which was
sold or given to him by his father. This was
George's permanent residence, and was occupied
by his widow and family for many years after his
death. ( 'WOODWARD DESCENDANTS,' Boston City records for 12 Jun 1637)
He was found
delinquent for an unlawful entry upon some of the
town's ground and 'annoying the highway with
stinking fish to the forfeitsure of 3 4s 8d' on 12
Jun 1637 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA. In 1644,
he had a homestall of 10 acres, on the east side of
Lexington St., from Orchard to Main St.,
Watertown, Middlesex County, MA which was
sold or given to him by his father. This was
George's permanent residence, and was occupied
by his widow and family for many years after his
death. ( 'WOODWARD DESCENDANTS,' Boston City records for 12 Jun 1637)
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