On 14 Oct 1672 when Mary was 18, she married John Walker (3060) , son of Capt. Samuel Walker (1268) (ca 1617-6 Nov 1684), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 14 Feb 1649 in Reading, MA.81 John died in Woburn, MA, on 3 Jan 1724; he was 74.124

On 27 Dec 1677 when Nathaniel was 22, he first married Hannah Converse, daughter of Allen Converse (18 Aug 1616-19 Apr 1679) & Elizabeth, in Woburn, MA.30 Born on 13 Mar 1660 in Woburn, MA.124 Hannah died 23 Mar 1679 or 80.30

On 22 Mar 1680 when Nathaniel was 24, he second married Elizabeth Pierce, daughter of Sergt. Thomas Pierce (ca 1614-6 Nov 1683) & Elizabeth Cole (-5 Mar 1688), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 25 Dec 1646 in Woburn, MA.124

Elizabeth first married Thomas Whittemore, second Hopstill Foster, and third Nathaniel Peirce as his second wife.

Child of Thomas and Elizabeth (Pierce) Whittemore:
    i. Joseph Whittemore, b. 14 Aug 1667.

Children of Hopestill and Elizabeth (Pierce) (Whittemore) Foster, born at Woburn:124
    i. Thomas Foster, b. 17 Apr 1672, d. 1 May 1672;
    ii. Abigail Foster, b. 12 Mar 1673, m. Timothy Farley;
    iii. John Foster, b. 14 Feb 1677; and
    iv. Mercy Foster, b. 26 Feb 1678.

Children of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Pierce) (Whittemore) (Foster) Peirce, born at Woburn:124
    i. Mary Peirce, b. 31 Jul 1682;
    ii. Hannah Peirce, b. 24 Apr 1684;
    iii. Ichabod Peirce, b. 23 Jun 1686; and
    iv. Robert Peirce, b. 14 May 1689.

24 Feb 1681/2 Elizabeth married Sergt. Samuel Wilson, son of John Wilson (ca 1625-2 Jul 1687) & Hannah James (ca 1629-ca 1703), in Woburn, MA.125 Born on 29 Dec 1658 in Woburn, MA.124 Samuel died in Woburn, MA, on 21 Nov 1729; he was 70.125

On 19 Nov 1689 when Jonathan was 26, he married Hannah Wilson, daughter of John Wilson (ca 1625-2 Jul 1687) & Hannah James (ca 1629-ca 1703), in Woburn, MA.47 Born on 31 May 1672 in Woburn, MA.124 Hannah died in Woburn, MA, on 27 Feb 1726; she was 53.

On 3 Apr 1693 Benjamin married Hannah Bowers (3276) , daughter of Capt. Jerathmeel Bowers (1328) (2 May 1650-23 Apr 1724) & Elizabeth Wilder (10615) (ca 1648-4 Mar 1720/1), in Woburn, MA. Born ca 1671 in Chelmsford, MA.

Hannah first married Benjamin Peirce, second William Wilson as his second wife.

On 19 Jun 1690 Sarah married Ens. John Holden (3623) , son of Richard Holden (1489) (ca 1609-1 Mar 1695/6) & Martha Fosdick (1455) (ca 1620-6 Dec 1681), in Woburn, MA.155 Born ca 1656 in Woburn, MA.155 John died in Woburn, MA on 18 Oct 1756.155 Occupation: Yeoman.

John first married Abigail, second Sarah Pierce, and third Abigail (Morse) Morse, widow of James Morse.

From the Holden Genealogy, pages 74–76:155
 John Holden of Woburn, yeoman, and Abigail his wife, John Parkhurst of Weston, and Abigail his wife, John Morse of Needham and Nathaniel Morse of Weston, and Joseph, Abigail and Zachariali Morse, children of Joseph Morse late of Watertown, sell to Joshua Warrin of Watertown a messuage there, being the mansion house, etc., of James Morse of Watertown, deceased. 13 March, 1718-9.
    John Holden was about nineteen years of age at the time of the exodus from Groton. Three years later, 25 July, 1679, his brothers and sisters, having received a quitclaim from their parents of their interest in the forty acres bequeathed them by their grandfather Stephen Fosdick, joined in conveying to him the entire tract of forty acres, bounded southeast with lands of Faintnot Wines, and elsewhere by the commons.3 This land was near the Graves farm on which his sister, wife of Thomas Williams, lived, and also close to the Charlestown line and to the farm soon after purchased by his brother Samuel. Here he made his home, adding to his possessions from time to time, and followed the trade of a carpenter or housewright.
    There is no mention on the Woburn records of John Holden until December, 1683, when both he and his father are rated in the town rate, he for one person and estate at two shillings and his father for one shilling, eight pence. He was admitted a freeman 9 July, 1684. He was chosen, 4-11 mo., 1685, one of two tythingmen for the following year. On the 23 Feb., 1685-6, the town granted him “an acre nere his house, paying a shilling in money to the towne.” In the country rate of August, 1690, Samuel Holden was rated for his estate, John for his person and estate, and Justinian for his person and estate, 1 sh. 4 d., 2 sh. 6 d., 2 sh. 8 d., respectively. In 1693 John Holden paid one third of his town rate by work on the meeting house, and 4 Feb., 1694-5, was elected one of twelve tythingmen. In August, 1698, upon the occasion of the “tax for his Majestys service,” he appears as “Sargent,” a title given him also the preceding year, and 1 March, 1699-1700, he was chosen constable. The title of ensign succeeds that of sergeant in 1706 in the town records. These military titles arose from his rank in the town train-band. His commission as ensign in the foot company commanded by Captain Josiah Converse, dated 21 Nov., 1706, is mentioned in Cutter's list of Woburn soldiers as being extant. He probably was first chosen sergeant by the train-band in 1697. In 1676 there was a “Sergeant Holden of Woburn,” who was probably Justinian, brother of John. In a letter dated 3 Feb., 1675-6, James Stoakes, writing from Rhode Island where he was with the army, and where he soon died, says, “pray Looke after my armes, seargent Holden of Woburne hath got them.”
    John Holden practically disposed of his entire estate in lands to his sons2 before his seventieth year. Jonathan was given the middle section of the farm, John the dwelling house and adjacent lands, and Thomas the eastern end. In1726 he bought another farm bounding on Stoneham. At the time of his death, which did not come until he had nearly reached the century mark, he had but a small estate, upon which his son Jonathan had administration 15 Nov., 1756. The inventory rendered 8 Dec. disclosed only personal effects to the value of £22-7-2. The estate of his son John was settled the preceding April.
    Descendants in the male line from Ensign John Holden, after the Revolution were found only in the person of his grandson Captain Nathaniel and the latter’s son Captain John Holden.