16235.Sarah Brooks. Born on 14 May 1667 in Woburn, MA.167 Sarah died in Woburn, MA, on 2 Jul 1667.124
16236.Miriam Brooks. Born on 29 May 1668 in Woburn, MA.124
16237.Isaac Brooks. Born on 13 Aug 1669 in Woburn, MA.124 Isaac died bef 1702.167
From The Brooks Family, page 11:167 Isaac was a soldier from Woburn, in 1600, in Phips’s Expedition to Quebec. It is supposed that he was dead by 1702, and all of his children by 1736, as his nearest of kin at that time was Jabez Brooks (son of John, grandson of Henry), a cousin.
In 1738, Jabez Brooks, of Woburn, claimed Isaac’s share of land granted by Massachusetts to the soldiers of the Quebec expedition of 1690, “in right of his kinsman, Isaac Brooks,” attested by Joseph Reed.
Ca 1689 Isaac married Hannah Trask (15064) , daughter of William Trask (ca 1640-30 Jun 1691) & Ann Putnam (5565) (25 6 mo. [Aug] 1645-14 Nov 1676). Born on 7 Jun 1668 in Salem, MA.198
Hannah, also called Ann, first married Isaac Brooks, second Timothy Wright.
16238.Henry Brooks. Born on 4 Oct 1671 in Woburn, MA.124 Henry died in New London, CT 17 Feb 1733/4.
From The Brooks Family, page 11:167 He was of Sudbury in 1696, per Middlesex County Deeds. Henry Brooks, husbandman, sold (about 1093) to Jonathan Richardson 80 acres in Woburn which were given him by the will of his grandfather, Henry Brooks, dated July IS, 1682 (Johnson, Woburn Deeds, p. 30).
On 9 Dec 1692 when Henry was 21, he first married Mary Graves in Woburn, MA.124 Mary died in New London, CT on 7 May 1751.
On 30 May 1704 when Henry was 32, he second married Eleph Chappell, daughter of George Chappell, in New London, CT. Born ca 1678. Eleph died in New London, CT 5 Feb 1751/2.
16239.Miriam Brooks. Born on 16 Dec 1673 in Woburn, MA.124
Ca 1692 Miriam married Henry Merrow, son of Henry Merrow (ca 1625-5 Nov 1685) & Jane (-Nov 1685). Born on 14 Sep 1662 in Reading, MA. Henry died in Woburn, MA ca 1719.
From The Brooks Family, page 7:167 Henry and Miriam had a daughter Elizabeth, b. in Woburn. Jan. 21, 1695. She received 55 acres as a bequest from her grandfather. Henry Brooks, which she mortgaged. The transfers of Woburn real estate by Henry and Miriam Merry, or Merrow, are given in Hon. E. F. Johnson’s Abstracts of Early Woburn Deeds. Henry was the son of Henry Merrow, of Woburn and Reading, who married Jane Wallace (a widow) at Woburn. The real estate transactions of the son included lands located now in the limits of the town of Stoneham. (See Early Woburn Deeds; Wyman's Charlestown ; and Johuson’s Woburn Marriages (III.) p. 283, note.)