On 17 May 1699 when Joseph was 29, he first married Phebe Marsh, daughter of Lieut. Alexander Marsh (ca 1628-7 Mar 1698) & Mary Belcher (8 Jul 1639-8 Jan 1723), in Braintree, MA.83 Born on 7 May 1676 in Braintree, MA.83 Phebe died in Weymouth, MA, on 12 Apr 1728; she was 51.83

Children of Joseph and Phebe (Marsh) Nash, the first born at Weymouth, the other six at Abington:
    i. Mary Nash, b. 22 Apr 1700, d. 4 Oct 1775, m. Dea. Samuel Tirrell of Abington;
    ii. Joseph Nash, b. 8 Jan 1702, d. 5 Dec 1766 at Weymouth, m. 1st at Abington 13 Jan 1730/1 Deborah Tirrell (dau. of Gideon Tirrell), m. 2nd 1749 Hannah Cleverly, m. 3rd at Hingham 22 Feb 1753 Lydia (Hobart) Lane of Hingham (d. 7 Feb 1767);
    iii. Alexander Nash, b. 16 Jun 1704, d. 12 Jan 1773 at Weymouth, m. at Abington 22 Oct 1741 Mary Tirrell (d. 23 Jan 1776 æ. 64 at Weymouth, dau. of William Tirrell of Abington);
    iv. Rachel Nash, b. 7 Jul 1706, d. 4 Sep 1729 unmarried;
    v. Katherine Nash, b. 11 Jun 1709, d. 10 mar 1755 unmarried;
    vi. Job Nash, b. 18 Sep 1711, d. 28 Apr 1773 at Weymouth, m. 6 Apr 1740 Abigail Haynes of Braintree (d. at Weymouth 19 Jan 1805 æ. 88); and
    vii. Moses Nash, b. 1712, d. 19 Dec 1795 at Weymouth æ. 83, m. at Weymouth (int. 18 Nov 1739) Ann White of Braintree (b. 28 May 1720 at Braintree, d. 12 May 1806 æ. 84 or 86 at Weymouth, dau. of Ebenezer & Lydia (Ford) White).83

On 18 Jan 1730 when Joseph was 60, he second married Hannah.83 Hannah died in Weymouth, MA on 24 Oct 1734.83

Hannah, widow.

On 4 Dec 1735 when Joseph was 66, he third married Hannah in Weymouth, MA.83 Hannah died aft 1751.

Hannah, widow of Samuel Vinson of Weymouth.83 Hannah is sometimes said to be Hannah Bicknell, b. 15 Nov 1675, daughter of John and Mary (Porter) Bicknell, but others say that Hannah married Benjamin Shaw.

Ca 1693 John married Mary.83 Mary died in Weymouth, MA on 10 Dec 1739.83

Children of John and Mary Nash, born at Weymouth:
    i. Mary Nash, b. 21 Sep 1695, d. 12 Jun 1754, m. 4 Aug 1715 Gidwon Tirrell of Weymouth;
    ii. Jacob Nash, b. 29 May 1697, d. 14 Apr 1788 at Weymouth, m. there 31 Jan 1721 Sarah Vinson (b. 9 Jan 1702 at Weymouth, d. there 16 May 1791, dau. of Capt. John & Sarah (Kingman) Vinson);
    iii. Abigail Nash, b. ca. 1700, m. 19 Dec 1719 Capt. Joseph Hersey of Abington;
    iv. John Nash, b. 24 Jul 1701;
    v. Margaret Nash, m. 18 Jan 1726 Elisha Hersey of Abington;
    vi. Sarah Nash, m. 10 Mar 1728 John Porter;
    vii. Jonathan Nash, b. Mar 1711, d. 24 Jan 171 at Weymouth, m. 1st at Braintree 12 Dec 1734 Bethiah Allen of Braintree; m. 2nd at Weymouth 29 May 1755, widow Deborah Tirrell;
    viii. David Nash, b. 25 Jul 1713, m. at Weymouth 4 Apr 1733 Deborah Torrey (b. 9 Oct 1711 at Weymouth, dau. of Joseph & Elizabeth Torrey), removed probably to Milton and afterwards to Maine; and
    ix. Miriam Nash, b. 24 feb 1715, d. 26 May 1801, m. 10 Dec 1745 John Hersey of Abington.83

Ca 1697 Abigail married Richard Ager, son of Jonathan Ager (ca 1639-aft 19 Oct 1716) & Rebecca Hyde (ca 1644-). Born ca 1668 in Salem, MA. Richard died in Weymouth, MA on 8 Nov 1719.83 Occupation: shipwright.

The surname Ager is also spelled Eager, Agry, Agar, Agard, Aggar, Agur, Eagers, Eagr, or Eagure. Chamberlain83 preferred Ager.

Richard came to Weymouth from Salem in 1698.

Administration on Richard’s estate was granted to his son Richard Ager of Weymonth, cordwainer, 11 Jan 1724/5.83 Suffolk Probate Records, 23:463.

Near 1698 Mary married Samuel Porter, son of Sergt. John Porter (ca 1637-7 Aug 1717) & Deliverance Byram (ca 1638-30 Sep 1720).83 Born say 1674 in Weymouth, MA. Samuel died in Abington, MA on 31 Aug 1725.226 Occupation: farmer, shoemaker and schoolmaster.

From The Descendants of Richard Porter:521
    Samuel Porter was town officer in Weymouth, 1705. Probably removed to Abington about that time; shoemaker and schoolmaster. Jan. 30, 1712, he “bought of Daniel Axtell, tanner, his farm in Abington, consisting of a dwelling house and half of the Grant to the Briggs”. Assessor of Abington 1716, selectman 1714, and three years after. In 1724 selectmen employed him to keep school; March, 1727, they were directed to “draw six pounds out of the treasury, and pay Mr. Samuel Porter, deceased, his keeping school.” He was one of the original members of the church in Abington.

From Benson’s Nash Family:226
    Samuel was a town officer in Weymouth in 1705. He and Mary moved to Abington about 1712 where he bought a farm and house from Daniel Axtell. Samuel was one of the original members of the church in Abington. He served as selectman in 1714, and assessor in 1716.

Will: Samuel’s will taken from the Plymouth county records as published in The Descendants of Richard Porter:521
    In the Name of God Amen. — I, Samuel Porter, of Abington in ye County of Plymouth in New England, Sen’r, being in perfect mind & memory (Blessed be God,) do on this twenty-fourth day of August Anno Domni one thousand seven hundred twenty & five, and in ye twelfth year of ye Reign of our sovereign Lord George, King of England, &c., make & ordain this my last Will and Testament, and after having committed my soul to God who gave it & my body to ye dust to be decently buried at ye discretion of my Executors hereafter herein mentioned, in a full and certain hope of a future ressurrection.
    And as for my worldly estate I dispose of in manner & form as followeth (viz.)
    First, I give to my beloved wife Mary Porter, all my household goods & ye iucome of my third part of all my Real Estate during her life.
    Item. — I give to my son Samuel Porter, two acres of land where his house stands, beginning at ye Road six rods northerly from his house and running South-west & then turning a corner South East & running to the place first mentioned and so encompassing to him his heirs & assign forever.
    Item.— I give to my son Samuel Porter & my son Jacob Porter all ye rest of my home living or farm on both sides of ye Road with my house & barn & all my right in ye undivided land in Bridgcwater & that tract of land which was laid out to me in Bridge water by a Committee in ye year one thousand seven hundred & twenty four, & my right in ye Saw mill in Abington with all my stock of Cattle & Horses, sheep & swine & all my personal Estate not yet disposed of. I will give all these to them their heirs & assigns forever ; and it is to be equally divided between two.
    Item 4. — My will further is that my cow & ye half of a Bull & 4 swine which I determined to kill shall be for the support of my family, with the corn which I raise this year both English and Indian.
    Item 5. — I give to my son David & my son John my hundred acres of Land in ye old Men’s shares which I had of my father in law Lieut. Jacob Nash, to be equally divided between them their heirs & assigns forever.
    Item 6. — My will further is that my son Samuel Porter & my Son Jacob Porter pay to my daughter Mary Porter fifty Pounds in money or Bills of Credit within three months after my decease, and also that my two sons Samuel & Jacob shall pay to my daughter Hannah fifty Pounds in money or Bills of Credit when she shall arrive to the age of Eighteen years; this is to my two daughters their heirs & assigns forever.
    Item 7. — My will is that my son David Porter & John Porter shall pay fifty Pounds money or Bills of Credit to my daughter Abigail when she shall arrive to ye age of Eighteen years to her heirs & assigns forever. And I nominate and appoint my son Samuel Porter & my son Jacob Porter to be my Executors on my Estate to prove my will and settle my Estate & to pay my funeral charges & all my just debts & receive all my just dues, and I do hereby exclude all other wills & declare this to be my last will & Testament, and I have hereunto set my hand & Seal ye day & year above mentioned.
        SAMUEL PORTER. Seal.
    Signed sealed & delivered in presence of
        Nicholas Porter.
        Samuel Pooll.
        Samuel Noyce.

James first married Hannah.

Hannah, perhaps Hannah Snow. Children of James and Hannah: James 1700, and Hannah 1701 or 1702.226

Ca 1704 James second married Experience Pettee.226 Born ca 1684.226 Experience died 1732 or 1735.226

Children of James and Experience: James 1705, Experience ca 1708, Peter 1710, Mary 1712, Jacob ca 1714, Abigail ca 1714, Sarah 1719, Samuel 1721, and Silence 1726.226

8 May 1714 (Int) Thomas married Mary Jackson (42709) , daughter of Edmund Jackson (2 Aug 1672-26 Feb 1723/4) & Mary Whitmarsh (22792) (12 Jun 1674-5 Jul 1737), in Weymouth, MA.83 Born on 30 Nov 1696 in Weymouth, MA.83

Perhaps Mary, the wife of Thomas Nash, was the daughter of Sebas and Sarah (Baker) Jackson born at Newton 26 Dec 1687.226

Children of Thomas and Mary (Jackson) Nash, born at Weymouth:
    i. Ruth Nash, b. 1715;
    ii. Mary Nash, b. 1718;
    iii. Sarah Nash, b. 1720; and
    iv. Daniel Nash, b. 24 Feb 1723/4.

Children of Isaac and Mary (Jackson) (Nash) Newcomb, born at Weymouth or Braintree:
    i. Thankful Newcomb, b. 23 Oct 1725, d. ca. Aug 1745 at Weymouth;
    ii. Bethiah Newcomb, b. 28 Nov 1727;
    iii. Thomas Newcomb, b. 15 Jun 1730, d. 15 Jul 1799 at Quincy;
    iv. Nathaniel Newcomb, b. 8 Aug 1732, d. ca. Sep 1747 at Braintree;
    v. Micah Newcomb, b. ca. 1733, d. 6 Jul 1825 at Quincy; and
    vi. Betty Newcomb, b. ca. 1737.

On 17 Oct 1713 when Benjamin was 28, he married Rebecca Tirrell, daughter of William Tirrell (16 Mar 1658-27 Oct 1727) & Abigail Pratt (15 May 1662-aft 26 Mar 1709), in Weymouth, MA.83 Born on 2 Mar 1692 in Weymouth, MA.297 Rebecca died in Weymouth, MA in 1749.83

Rebecca, of Abington, first married Benjamin Nash, second Samuel Staples as his second wife.

Children of Benjamin and Rebecca (Tirrell) Nash, born at Weymouth:
    i. Benjamin Nash, b. 19 Dec 1714, d. aft 19 Feb 1756;
    ii. James Nash, b. 30 Apr 1717;
    iii. Gideon Nash, b. 29 Jan 1720/1; and
    iv. Rebecca Nash, b. 14 Nov 1723, d. 2 Oct 1734.
No grandchildren.83

Ca 1703 Alice married William Reed (19447) , son of William Reed (15 Dec 1639-1705/6) & Hester Thompson (7005) (28 Jul 1652-1705/6).226 Born on 24 May 1682 in Weymouth, MA.297 William died in Abington, MA, on 3 Jun 1752; he was 70.

William and Alice moved to Abington in 1708 with William’s brothers John and Jacob. WIlliam was elected a seledctman and the first town clerk in Abington at the town meeting on 2 Mar 1212. Children of William and Alice: Alice 1703, William 1704, Obadiah 1707, Ebenezer 1709, Alice 1711, Daniel 1713, James 1716, Solomon 179, possibly Jacob, Moses 1723, and Alice 1725.226

Ca 1710 Sarah married Samuel Poole, son of Capt. Joseph Poole (near 1656-4 May 1706) & Elizabeth Shaw (26 Feb 1655-28 Jul 1723). Born ca 1686 in Weymouth, MA.83 Samuel died in South Abington, MA in 1785.226

Samuel, of Abington. Samuel and Sarah moved to South Abington about 1711 where they were among the earliest settlers. Samuel was a sleectman there from 1718 to 1724, first representative from Abington to the General Court in 1735 and several years later. He built and owned a saw mill on Beaver Creek in Abington in 1729. He was the moderator of a church meeting called 22 Aug 1749 to eject the pastor.226