On 31 Dec 1696 when Thomas was 42, he married Lydia Coffin, daughter of John Coffin (30 Oct 1647-5 Sep 1711) & Deborah Austin (-4 Feb 1723/4).45 Born on 1 Jun 1669 in Nantucket, MA.45 Lydia died ca 1747.

Thomas was the third husband of Lydia, widow of Robert Logan and John Draper

Joseph married Mary [Thaxter].

On 8 Dec 1680 Elizabeth married Daniel Cushing (10025) , son of Daniel Cushing Esq (15313) (ca 1619-3 Dec 1700) & Lydia Gilman (3375) (say 1623-12 Mar 1688/9), in Hingham, MA.45 Born on 23 Jul 1648 in Hingham, MA.45 Daniel died in Hingham, MA, on 5 May 1716; he was 67. Buried in Hingham Center Cemetery. Occupation: Weaver.

Daniel and Elizabeth resided in Hingham on Main St., opposite the paternal homestead, below Pear Tree Hill. He was constable 1684, and freeman 1679.25,45,2

Hingham Center Cemetery, Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
    Daniel Cushing, d. 5 May 1716
    Elizabeth Cushing, d. 6 Apr 1727

On 29 Dec 1691 when Samuel was 26, he married Hannah Gridley, daughter of Tremble Gridley (14 Mar 1642[/3]-ca 1674) & Elizabeth Bateman (30 Sep 1647-).45 Born on 19 Apr 1671 in Boston, MA.45 Hannah died in Hingham, MA, on 26 Jan 1756; she was 84.45

On 28 Nov 1688 when Mary was 21, she first married Capt. Theophilus Cushing (10028) , son of Daniel Cushing Esq (15313) (ca 1619-3 Dec 1700) & Lydia Gilman (3375) (say 1623-12 Mar 1688/9), in Hingham, MA.45 Born on 19 May 1657 in Hingham, MA.25 Theophilus was baptized on 7 Jun 1657.25 Theophilus died in Hingham, MA 7 Jan 1717/8.45 Occupation: farmer.

Theophilus purchased from his aunt, widow of Mathias Briggs, the latter’s homestead near Pear Tree Hill.42

From Lincoln’s History of Hingham:45
    Theophilus and Mary resided on Main St., South Hingham. He was selectman 1697, 1707, and 1715, and representative 1702–04, 1707 and 1713.
    In his will, dated 3 Jan. 1717–18, gives “to wife Mary, thirty-two shares in the second part of 3d division in Cohasset; also land at ‘Planters' Hill’; my quick stock, all my movables, and the improvement of my whole estate while she remains a widow; afterwards to go to sons Theophilus and Seth when they become of age.   To daughter Deborah £100; to son Nehemiah land in Abington, and the release of a bond for money lent him; to son Adam land and buildings formerly purchased of William Sprague, senr.; to son David land purchased of Samuel Stodder, also the lot purchased of my brother Samuel Thaxter; to son Abel house and land I purchased of William Sprague, Jr., lying near ‘Page's Bridge;’ to son Theophilus my dwelling-house, barn, and land on the west side of the road, and land at 'Wakely's Marsh’; to son Seth land and other valuables; and the sons are to pay £100 each to their sister Deborah”;  wife Mary executrix.

Will: The will of Theophilus Cushing, dated 3 Jan 1717/18, gives 'to wife Mary, thirty-two shares in the second part of 3d division in Cohasset; also land at 'Planters' Hill;' my quick stock, all my movables, and the improvement of my whole estate while she remains a widow; afterwards to go to sons Theophilus and Seth when they become of age. To daughter Deborah £100; to son Nehemiah land in Abington, and the release of a bond for money lent him; to son Adam land and buildings formerly purchased of William Sprague, sen r.; to son David land purchased of Samuel Stodder, also the lot purchased of my brother Samuel Thaxter; to son Abel house and land I purchased of William Sprague, Jr., lying near 'Page's Bridge;' to son Theophilus my dwelling-house, barn, and land on the west side of the road, and land at 'Wakely's Marsh;' to son Seth land and other valuables; and the sons are to pay £100 each to their sister Deborah;' w. Mary executrix.

11 Jan 1721/2 Mary second married Capt. Joseph Herrick, son of Henry Herrick (ca 1639/40-1 Jan 1720) & Lydia, in Beverly, MA. Born ca 1666 in Beverly, MA. Joseph was baptized in Beverly, MA, on 26 Sep 1666. Joseph died in Beverly, MA on 29 May 1726.568 Buried in Beverly, MA GR1. Marriage intention published on 24 Dec 1721 at Beverly, MA.568

Joseph first married Mary Dodge, seocnd Mary (Thaxter) Cushing, widow of Theophilus Cushing.

Joseph died age 61.568

On 17 Oct 1687 when Deborah was 18, she married Thomas Cushing (16811) , son of Col. John Cushing Esq. (15317) (ca 1627-31 Mar 1708) & Sarah Hawke (6190) (ca 1641-9 Mar 1678/9).45 Born on 26 Dec 1663 in Scituate, MA.62,52 Thomas was baptized on 3 Apr 1664.2 Thomas died in Boston, MA, on 3 Oct 1740; he was 76.2

Thomas first married Deborah Thaxter, second Mercy (Wensley) Bridgham, widow of Joseph Bridgham.

From The Genealogy of the Cushing Family, page 30:2
    Thomas lived in Boston. In 1690 he was admitted to the Second Church there, in the records of which his name is written “Cushion”. He was Ensign in 1691, and a member in 1709 of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company; Selectman of Boston in 1723, and representative of the King’s State Council from 1724 to 1725. In 1725, he was one of the opponents of the explanatory Charter of King George I. Shortly after his death, in the Suffolk Probate Records of that period, the Family Coat of Arms is appraised at twenty shillings.

On 1 Oct 1691 when Sarah was 20, she first married Nathaniel Holmes (25469) , son of Joseph Holmes (ca 1637-27 Oct 1713) & Elizabeth Clap (9991) (22 Jun 1638-25 Dec 1711), in Boston, MA.493 Born on 21 Jun 1664 in Dorchester, MA.493 Nathaniel was baptized in Dorchester, MA, on 10 Jul 1664. Nathaniel died in Boston, MA, on 11 Jul 1711; he was 47.493 Buried on 13 Jul 1711.493 Occupation: “Joyner alias bricklayer”.

18 Mar 1713/4 Sarah second married Hon. John Cushing (16810) , son of Col. John Cushing Esq. (15317) (ca 1627-31 Mar 1708) & Sarah Hawke (6190) (ca 1641-9 Mar 1678/9), in Boston, MA.45 Born on 28 Apr 1662 in Scituate, MA.62 John died in Scituate, MA, on 19 Jan 1736; he was 73.52

John first married Deborah Loring, second Sarah (Thaxter) Holmes, widow of Nathaniel Holmes.

From the Genealogy of the Cushing Family, pages 28–292
    John resided in Scituate, Mass. He was a deputy to the General Court in 1692; Chief Justice of the Inferior Court of Plymouth, from 1702 to 1710; representative member for Massachusetts of the Governor’s Council, from 1708 to 1728; and Judge of His Majesty’s Superior Court of Judicature of Massachusetts from 1728 to his death in 1737. The Superior Court of Massachusetts, from its foundation in 1692 until its overthrow by the Revolution, had 33 Justices, the Bench consisting of five members. Among these were John Cushing 1728, his son John Cushing Jr., and his grandson William Cushing. Rev. Josiah Cotton of Plymouth says of him: ‘He was a gentleman well versed in law, the life and soul of our Court while he continued in it, a man in the main of justice and integrity.’ In 1723 he was Lieut. Col. of the Plymouth Regiment, which at that time probably embraced all the local militia of the County.