On 21 Jun 1687 when Sarah was 21, she first married Capt. James Warren (9099) , son of Nathaniel Warren (3082) (1624/5-bet 16 Jul and 21 Oct 1667) & Sarah Walker (ca 1622-24 Nov 1700), in Plymouth, MA.63 Born on 7 Nov 1665 in Plymouth, MA.62 James died in Plymouth, MA, on 30 May 1715; he was 49.63 “Cap^t James Warren Esquire Deceased May 30^th 1715 in y^e 50 yer of his age”. Buried in Lothrup Hill Cemetery.

On 28 Sep 1726 when Sarah was 60, she second married John Bacon, son of Hon. Nathaniel Bacon (12 Apr 1613-31 Dec 1691) & Hannah Mayo (ca 1622-aft 1691), in Plymouth, Devon.31 Born on 1 Jun 1661 in Barnstable, MA.170 John died in Barnstable, MA, on 20 Aug 1731; he was 70.31

John Bacon first married Sarah Hawes, second Sarah (Doty) Warren.

21 Or 26 Dec 1699 Mary married Joseph Allyn (18290) , son of Lt. Samuel Allyn (6594) (1 Feb 1643-25 Nov 1726) & Hannah Walley (1645-23 Oct 1711), in Plymouth, MA.31 Born on 7 Apr 1671 in Barnstable, MA.170 Joseph died in Wethersfield, CT bef Apr 1742.31

On 23 Dec 1696 when Martha was 25, she married Thomas Morton (4647) , son of Ephraim Morton (1847) (ca 1624-5 Oct 1693) & Ann Cooper (-6 Sep 1691), in Plymouth, MA.31 Born ca 1667 in Plymouth, MA.31 Thomas died bef 12 Sep 1748.332

Thomas resided in Plymouth and was noted for his integrity. He was a town officer for many years.66

Thomas’s will, dated 23 Dec 1696, proved 12 Sep 1748, mentions wife Martha, graddaughters Bethsuah and Marrtha daughters of son Thomas deceased, sons Lemuell and Nathaniel, two unnamed granddaughters who were daughters of his deceased daughter Lydia Bartlett, and daughters Sarah Bartlett and Mary Nelson. Executers: wife Martha and sons Lemuel and Nathaniel.

On 3 Dec 1696 when Elizabeth was 22, she married Tobias Oakman (6722) , son of Samuel Oakman (ca 1630-bef 28 Jun 1676) & Mary Boaden (2554) (ca 1634-), in Plymouth, MA. Born ca 1664 in Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine. Tobias died in Marshfield, MA on 16 Jun 1750.343 Buried in Marshfield Hills Cemetery. Occupation: mariner, coaster, yeoman.

Tobias was made captive of the Indians. Later he removed to Marshfield.47

The will of Tobias Oakman of Marshfield, yeoman, dated 21 Mar 1745, proved 29 Jun 1750 mentions his son Edward Oakman, grandsons Samuel and Tobias Oakman sons of his deceased son Samuel, grandson Jeddediah Eames, his six daughters Faith Foster, Eliza Ford, Sarah Randall, Susanna Collamer, Mary Shairman, and Mercy Hamilton.332

Will: Will of Tobias Oakman of Marshfield, Province of the Massachusetts Bay (1745)
Transcribed by John A. Maltby from Plymouth County Probate Vol. 12, p. 90, from FHL microfilm #0551539.
http://home.earthlink.net/~jamaltby1/miscellaneous_wills.html
    In the Name of God Amen I Tobias Oakman of Marshfield in the County of plimouth in New England yeoman being aged and under Infirmytes But of Sound mind Doe make this my Last Will and Testement fors I Recomend my Soul to god that gave it and my body to the Earth to a Decent burail at ye Discretion of my Execr. hereafter named and Touching Such Worldy Goods and Estate as I am ye owner of I give the Same in maner following that is to Say —
    Impr I give and bequeath unto my Son Edward Oakman my Carte and Wheels and all my Husbandry Tools and Implements and one half of my Stock of Cattle and my Negro man Named Jack ~~
    Item I give and Bequeath unto my Grand Sons Samul Oakman and tobias Oakman the Sone of my Son Saml. Deceasd all my Land at Spaniznck River both upland and medow with my Comon Right thereto belonging and also all my Land in ye Eastern part in New England to be Equaly Divided betwext them and to be to their heirs and assigns for Ever ~
    Item I give to my Sd Grandson Tobias his heirs and assigns forever my Lot of Land in Marshfield aforesd near Benja thomases being the third Lot in ye Second Division of Marchfeld Comons and also apiece of Salt marsh in said Marchfield Which I have in parteneship with ye Tildens Called Crookers meddo my part being about four or five acres more or Less ~
    Item I give to my Grand Son Jeddediah Eames Twenty pounds in Bills of Credite of the Old Tener to be paid by my Execr within Two years after my Decease
    Item – I give and bequeath unto my Six Daughters Faith Foster Eliza Ford Sarah Randall Susannah Collamer Mary Shairman and Marcy Hamilton and to thair heairs and assigns for Ever all the rest of my Estate both reail and personal of Every Sort and kind and Whairsoever Lying and Being to be Equely Divided betwext them my Just Debts and funeral Charges and Legeses aforesd being first paid out of the Same —
    Lastly I doe hereby appoint my sd Son Edward to be the Sole Execr of this my will in wittness Whaireof I have herunto Sett my hand and Seal March the 21 1745 –
  Tobias  T  Oakeman  (seal)
Sined Sealed pubeshed and Declaired by ye sd Tobias Oakman to be his Last Will and
Testement in presents – of ~
        William Cushing
        Mary Cushing
        Hannah phillips
        Mary Cushing Junr.
 
Probated on 26 July 1750, and proved by Willm Cushing, Mary Cushing and Mary Cushing Junr.

On 3 Dec 1706 when Samuel was 25, he first married Anne Buckingham (3786) , daughter of Rev. Thomas Buckingham (ca 1646-1 Apr 1709) & Hester Hosmer (1501) (ca 1647-), in Saybrook, CT.31 Born on 2 Aug 1687 in Saybrook, CT.163 Anne died in Saybrook, CT, on 11 Dec 1745; she was 58.31

Ca 1747 Samuel second married Abiah. Abiah died aft 24 Mar 1759.

On 24 Nov 1713 when Mercy was 29, she married Daniel Pratt, son of John Pratt & Mary Andrews (14 Jan 1650-19 Mar 1691), in Saybrook, CT.163 Born on 13 Jan 1680 in Saybrook, CT.163 Daniel died in Saybrook, CT bef 11 Mar 1758.

On 2 Oct 1716 when Benjamin was 27, he married Hester Beamont (11259) , daughter of Samuel Beamont (28 Feb 1656/7-2 Mar 1747/8) & Hester Buckingham (3778) (10 Jun 1668-), in Saybrook, CT.163 Born ca 1690. Hester died bef 19 May 1773.