Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Rev. John Cotton (10218) & Anne Lake
25978. John Cotton. Born on 5 Sep 1687 in Boston, MA.152 John died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, on 8 Sep 1689; he was 2.152
25979. Mary Cotton. Born on 5 Nov 1689 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Mary died in Concord, MA, on 29 May 1731; she was 41.

Children of John and Mary (Cotton) Whiting, born at Concord:
    i. Mary Whiting, b. 3 Aug 1713, d. 14 Feb 1737/8 at Littleton, MA, m. at Concord 16 jan 1734/5 Daniel Rogers (b. 17 Oct 1706 at Ipswich, MA, son of Daniel & Sarah (Appleton) Rogers);
    ii. John Whiting, b. 24 Dec 1714, d. 10 Jan 1715/6;
    iii. John Whiting, b. 25 Jun 1716, d. 17 Dec 1770 at New Haven, CT, m. at Billerica 7 Jul 1741 Martha Ruggles (b. 9 Sep 1719 at Billerica, dau. of Samuel & Elizabeth (Whiting) Ruggles);
    iv. Thomas Whiting, b. 25 Jun 1717, d. 1776, m. ca. 1747 Mary Lake;
    v. Elizabeth Whiting, b. ca. 1718, m. at Salisbury, MA, 4 Sep 1742 Samuel Webster (son of Samuel & Mary (Kimball) Webster); and
    vi. Stephen Whiting, b. 6 Aug 1720, m. at Boston 26 Apr 1745 Mary Grover.
On 10 Oct 1712 when Mary was 22, she married Rev. John Whiting (12840) , son of Rev. Joseph Whiting (4383) (6 Apr 1641-7 Apr 1723) & Sarah Danforth (11 Nov 1646-ca 1726), in Boston, MA. Born on 20 Jan 1682 in Lynn, MA. John died in Concord, MA, on 4 May 1752; he was 70. Education: Harvard 1700.

John was minister at Concord.
Their children include:
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Mary Whiting (3 Aug 1713-14 Feb 1737/8)
25980. Dorothy Cotton. Born on 16 Jul 1693 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152

Children of Nathaniel and Dorothy (Cotton) Gookin, born at Hampton:
    i. John Gookin, b. Sept. 18, 1711; d. May 19, 1730.
    ii. Nathaniel Gookin, b. 6 Feb 1713, d. 22 Oct 1776, m. 1st Judith Coffin, m. 2nd Anne Fitch, m. 3rd, Love Wingate;
    iii. William Gookin, b. 10 May 1714, d. 27 Oct 1723;
    iv. Thomas Gookin, b. 23 Jun 1717, d. 8 Oct 1717;
    v. Simon Gookin, b. 16 Aug 1718;
    vi. Daniel Gookin, b. 31 May 1720, d. 2 Jan 1752, book-seller, in Boston;
    vii. Dorothy Gookin, b. 2 Apr 1722, m. Jan. 29, 1740, Rev. Peter Coffin;
    viii. Hannah Gookin, b. 27 Feb 1724, m. Patrick Tracy;
    ix. A son, b. 8 Nov 1725, d. soon;
    x. Abijah Gookin, b. 14 Jan 1727, d. 31 Mar 1736;
    xi. Samuel Gookin, b. 19 May 1729;
    xii. Ann Gookin, b. 29 Oct 1731; and
    xiii. John Cotton Gookin, b. 10 Aug 1734, d. 5 Apr 1736.
On 21 Dec 1710 when Dorothy was 17, she married Rev. Nathaniel Gookin, son of Rev. Nathaniel Gookin.40 Born on 15 Apr 1687 in Cambridge, MA.40 Nathaniel died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, on 25 Aug 1734; he was 47.40 Education: Harvard College 1703.

Nathaniel was ordained pastor of the church in Hampton on 15 Nov 1710, successor of Rev. John Cotton, whose daughter, Dorothy, he married a month later.40
25981. Thomas Cotton. Born on 28 Oct 1695 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152
Thomas married Martha Williams.
25982. Anna Cotton. Born on 13 Nov 1697 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Anna died in Boston, MA, on 7 Aug 1745; she was 47.152
25983. Simon Cotton. Born on 21 Dec 1701 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Simon died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire 2 Jan 1709/10.152

Simon died in an epileptic fit.152
25984. Samuel Cotton. Born on 12 Oct 1703 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Samuel died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, on 16 Oct 1703.152

Samuel died of convulsions.152
25985. Lydia Cotton. Born 14 Jan 1704/5 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Lydia died in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire 19 Feb 1704/5.152

Lydia died from convulsions.152
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