Pane-Joyce Genealogy
33076. Abraham Jaquith. Born on 30 Dec 1701 in Woburn, MA.124 Abraham died in Billerica, MA, on 7 Jan 1790; he was 88.430 Buried in Old South Burial Ground, Billerica.
18 Jan 1725/6 Abraham married Hannah Farley, daughter of Ebenezer Farley (3 Apr 1674-16 Aug 1728) & Elizabeth Shed (7 Jan 1681/2-), in Billerica, MA. Born on 4 Feb 1708 in Billerica, MA.430 Hannah died in Billerica, MA, on 16 Apr 1753; she was 45.430 Buried in Old South Burial Ground, Billerica.
Their children include:
50131i.
Abraham Jaquith (5 Jan 1726/7-16 Oct 1802)
50132ii.
Rebecca Jaquith (20 Mar 1727/8-1 Mar 1787)
50133iii.
Hannah Jaquith (22 Dec 1730-28 Dec 1804)
50134iv.
Ebenezer Jaquith (24 Dec 1732-29 Dec 1802)
50135v.
Timothy Jaquith (Died soon) (9 Sep 1734-25 Nov 1734)
50136vi.
Sarah Jaquith (18 Dec 1735-)
50137vii.
Benjamin Jaquith (28 Feb 1737/8-11 Feb 1810)
50138viii.
Elizabeth Jaquith (26 Feb 1739/40-1815)
50139ix.
Abigail Jaquith (28 May 1742-)
50140x.
Timothy Jaquith (6 Mar 1743/4-Aug 1824)
50141xi.
Joseph Jaquith (7 Jul 1745-16 Mar 1827)
50142xii.
Mary Jaquith (26 Jun 1747-18 Feb 1800)
33077. Sarah Jaquith. Born on 8 Mar 1703 in Woburn, MA.124 Religion: Sarah was baptized and admitted to the church 2 Feb 1752.209
On 25 Jan 1726 when Sarah was 22, she married Samuel Butters (16255) , son of William Butters (6055) (ca 1666-9 Feb 1746) & Rebecca Jones (15712) (15 Oct 1673-aft Feb 1746), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 21 Jun 1703 in Woburn, MA.124 Samuel died in Nov 1788.164,209

Samuel and Sarah were both of Woburn when they married.

From the Butters Family:209
    Samuel, son of William and Rebecca Butter, was a resident of Goshen, now Wilmington, and took an early interest in the welfare of that part of Woburn, being one of the petitioners for the adjustment of church matters in 1725, and July 18, 1728, he was one of the petitioners for a division of the town of Woburn. He carried on the business of a saw-mill in connection with farming, and acquired during his life a large part of timbered lands, especially the cedar swamps, Lebanon and Ladder Pole. In 1743 he purchased the interest of Mr. James Baldwin in lands and saw-mill. He lived in the house ... known as the Garrison House. Samuel, with his brother William, were executors of his father’s estate.

Concerning Samuel’s estate, from the Butters Family:209
    The bequests of estate were principally as follows: Joshua Simonds took the trust of executor to the will of Samuel Butter, late of Wilmington, December 4, 1788, and which was written March 1, 1774, making the following bequests:
    To sons Samuel and Reuben, deeds of sale part of real estate, partly as portion and for the payment of just debts, and for a maintenance for himself and wife and for their funeral charges, for which bonds of said Samuel and Reuben were taken. Also a bequest to son Samuel of about seven acres of land near meeting-house. A right in Ladder Pole and half of a pew in meeting-house.
    Bequest to son Reuben, a piece of meadow near Flagg’s bridge and half of pew in meeting-house. Bequest to son John Butter and his heirs, a piece of meadow about 1 1/2 acres on the south side of Clear Meadow brook; also Woodward lot of about eight and twenty acres; also all my land lying between my sons Samuel and Reuben, with buildings thereon standing, excepting place for water at the pond for creatures. My will is that my wearing apparel be equally divided between my three sons. Bequest to daughter Sarah Stanley and her heirs, the sum of five pounds, to be paid in three years after my decease and my wife's decease, by son Samuel. Bequest to daughter Rebecca Beard and her heirs, the sum of five pounds, to be paid in three years after my decease and my wife’s decease, by son Reuben. Bequest to daughter Mary Buck and her heirs, the sum of five pounds, to be paid in three years after my decease and my wife's decease, by son John, My will is that my three daughters above named and their heirs should have my indoor or household stuff after my decease and my wife’s decease, to be equally divided among them.
    My will is if I own my oxen at my decease they shall become the property of my sons, Samuel and Reuben and their heirs. If I shall leave any other live stock after my decease and my wife’s decease, my will is they shall be equally divided among all my children and their heirs, and I do appoint Joshua Simonds, of Medford, to be sole executor of this my last will and testament.
    Samuel Butters.
Real estate, £180-10-0.
Personal, £9-19-8.
Their children include:
34146i.
Sarah Butters (4 Nov 1726-)
34147ii.
Hannah Butters (Died young) (19 Sep 1727-)
34148iii.
Samuel Butters (30 Nov 1728-7 May 1793)
34149iv.
Reuben Butters (17 Nov 1729-Oct 1794)
34150v.
Mary Butters (1 Mar 1730[/1]-10 Sep 1818)
34151vi.
John Butters (1 Mar 1730-4 Jun 1793)
34152vii.
Rebecca Butters (12 Apr 1736-)
33078. Lieut. John Jaquith. Born on 7 Oct 1704 in Woburn, MA.124 John died in Wilmington, MA, on 18 Sep 1781; he was 76.399 Buried in Old Burial Ground, Wilmington.

John was a lieutenant in Col. E. Tyng’s Regiment and marched on the alarm for the relief of Fort William Henry in Aug 1757.164

Old Burial Ground. Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
    In Memory of Lieut. John Jaquith who departed this Life Sept. 18th 1781 in ye 77th Year of His age.
On 30 Oct 1729 when John was 25, he first married Mary Needham, daughter of John Needham (ca 1675-24 Feb 1742/3) & Mary Jefts (23 Sep 1683-17 Feb 1769), in Billerica, MA.124 Born 5 Sep 1711/2.164 Mary died in Wilmington, MA on 28 Mar 1743.399 Buried in Old Burial Ground, Wilmington.

Mary, of Billerica.

Old Burial Ground. Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
    Here lies Buried the body of Mrs Mary Jaquith wife of Mr John Jaquith who died March ye 28th AD 1743 age 32 years
Their children include:
50143i.
John Jaquith (Died soon) (25 Oct 1730-27 Oct 1730)
50144ii.
Mary Jaquith (13 Aug 1732-23 Feb 1756)
50145iii.
Capt. John Jaquith (26 Sep 1735-aft 7 Jul 1809, bef 4 Oct 1813)
50146iv.
Joshua Jaquith (8 Oct 1738-)
50147v.
Abigail Jaquith (23 Jan 1742-)
21 Feb 1743/4 John second married Tamson Morrill, daughter of Isaac Morrill (24 Jul 1673-22 Jun 1737) & Abigail Brown (1 Feb 1674/5-). Born on 16 Oct 1712 in Salisbury, MA. Tamson died in Wilmington, MA in 1796. Buried in Old Burial Ground, Wilmington.


Old Burial Ground. Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
    Tamson, wife to Lt. John Jaquith, d. 1796
Their children include:
50148i.
Nathaniel Jaquith (13 Feb 1745-15 Oct 1781)
50149ii.
Sarah Jaquith (Sep 1747-bef 25 Feb 1779)
50150iii.
Jonathan Jaquith (13 Sep 1749-1778)
50151iv.
David Jaquith (13 Dec 1751-15 Jan 1829)
33079. Mary Jaquith. Born on 1 Sep 1706 in Woburn, MA.124
On 13 Dec 1727 when Mary was 21, she married John Harnden, son of John Harnden (30 Aug 1668-13 Dec 1727) & Susanna [Harnden] (-12 Aug 1707), in Reading, MA.124,81 Born on 25 Apr 1703 in Reading, MA. John died in Woburn, MA, on 26 Nov 1748; he was 45.

John, of Reading.
Their children include:
50152i.
Mary Harnden (Died young) (24 Aug 1728-1 Aug 1737)
50153ii.
John Harnden (Died young) (8 Mar 1730-1 Aug 1737)
50154iii.
Joshua Harnden (Died young) (19 Apr 1732-9 Aug 1737)
50155iv.
Abigail Harnden (Died young) (1 Feb 1733/4-6 Aug 1737)
50156v.
Joseph Harnden (2 May 1736-24 Dec 1775)
50157vi.
John Harnden (6 Sep 1738-ca 1790)
50158vii.
Joshua Harnden (14 Oct 1740-9 Sep 1807)
50159viii.
Mary Harnden (10 Nov 1742-)
50160ix.
Benjamin Harnden (19 Dec 1744-18 Oct 1836)
50161x.
Abigail Harnden (4 Dec 1746-)
33080. Elizabeth Jaquith. Born on 5 Jun 1708 in Woburn, MA.124 Elizabeth died on 1 Oct 1777; she was 69.
Elizabeth married Benjamin Lewis (33064) , son of Joseph Lewis (40315) (6 Jun 1672-25 Jul 1755) & Hannah Jones (15714) (17 May 1677-7 Nov 1760). Born on 5 Jun 1705 in Woburn, MA. Benjamin died in Billerica, MA, on 23 Sep 1777; he was 72.164

Benjamin’s will, dated 31 Jan 1771, probated 10 NOov 1778, mentions his wife Elizabeth, sons Benjamin, Jonathan, John, Reuben, Samuel, and Ebenezer, and daughters Elezabeth and Esther. Executer: son James.164
Their children include:
50113i.
Benjamin Lewis (28 Sep 1729-13 Jan 1796)
50114ii.
Jonathan Lewis (10 Apr 1731-10 Nov 1776)
50115iii.
Elizabeth Lewis (8 Jan 1733-23 Oct 1766)
50116iv.
James Lewis (25 Sep 1735-12 Jun 1810)
50117v.
John Lewis (5 Aug 1737-)
50118vi.
Reuben Lewis (25 Sep 1739-4 May 1804)
50119vii.
Mary Lewis (Died young) (13 Nov 1741-6 Jun 1749)
50120viii.
Esther Lewis (28 May 1744-)
50121ix.
Samuel Lewis (10 Jun 1746-)
50122x.
Sarah Lewis (Died soon) (30 Jun 1748-3 Jun 1749)
50123xi.
Ebenezer Lewis (4 Dec 1750-10 Jan 1776)
33081. Adford Jaquith. Born on 15 Apr 1710 in Woburn, MA.124 Adford died in Dunstable, MA, on 16 Jul 1791; he was 81.164 Occupation: Husbandman, Yeoman.

In 1733 and 1736 Adford purchased land in Dunstable, and built a house there in 1740, still standing in 1982.164
Adford first married Margaret Leeman. Born ca 1714.164 Margaret died in Dunstable, MA on 24 Jan 1776.164
Their children include:
50162i.
Margaret Jaquith (14 Feb 1736-9 Aug 1758)
50163ii.
Mary Jaquith (25 Nov 1738-)
50164iii.
Sarah Jaquith (Died young) (11 May 1741-2 May 1757)
50165iv.
Abigail Jaquith (20 Aug 1743-4 Sep 1765)
50166v.
John Jaquith (4 May 1746-bef 6 Nov 1805)
50167vi.
Adford Jaquith (16 Oct 1748-19 Nov 1824)
50168vii.
Benjamin Jaquith (9 Sep 1750-1 Jun 1816)
50169viii.
Hannah Jaquith (Died young) (28 Sep 1752-between 1757 and 1768)
50170ix.
Elizabeth Jaquith (10 Jun 1755-)
50171x.
Rebecca Jaquith (5 May 1759-)
On 25 Oct 1776 when Adford was 66, he second married Olive Davis.164

Olive, of Dunstable.
33082. Abigail Jaquith. Born on 10 Jun 1712 in Woburn, MA.124 Abigail died bef 5 Oct 1807.164 Religion: Abigil was admitted to the Wilmington church 4 Aug 1782.209

William and Abigail were first cousins; their mothers were sisters.
In 1733 Abigail married William Butters (16258) , son of William Butters (6055) (ca 1666-9 Feb 1746) & Rebecca Jones (15712) (15 Oct 1673-aft Feb 1746).164 Born on 8 Apr 1713 in Woburn, MA.124 William died on 3 Jun 1784; he was 71.164,209

William and Abigail resided in the south part of Wilmington on Butter’s Row, next to William’s brother Samuel who married Sarah, Abigail’s sister.164
Their children include:
34155i.
Abigail Butters (21 Nov 1734-31 Mar 1798)
34156ii.
William Butters (27 Feb 1736-5 Jul 1814)
34157iii.
Elizabeth Butters (Died young) (28 Jun 1742-)
34158iv.
James Butters (22 Feb 1746-21 Mar 1838)
34159v.
Joshua Butters (22 Nov 1748-)
33083. Ebenezer Jaquith. Born on 3 Jun 1714 in Woburn, MA.124 Ebenezer died in Wilmington, MA, on 18 Sep 1800; he was 86.399 Buried in Old Burial Ground, Wilmington. Occupation: Housewright.

Ebenezer served from Hollis, NH, in the French and Indian Wars as a second lieutenant in the regiment of Col. Jonathan Hart of Portsmouth, 1758.164

Old Burial Ground. Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
    In memory of Mr. Ebenezer Jaquith who died 18 Sept. 1800, in the 87 year of his age.
On 19 Jun 1739 when Ebenezer was 25, he first married Rebecca Stearns (32436) , daughter of Samuel Stearns (20119) (12 Sep 1685-20 Dec 1759) & Sarah Burnap (15194) (18 Oct 1690-6 Aug 1724), in Wilmington, MA.399 Born on 2 Sep 1719.164 Rebecca died in Wilmington, MA, on 19 Jan 1753; she was 33.399
Their children include:
49405i.
Rebecca Jaquith (6 Jul 1740-)
49406ii.
Dea. Ebenezer Jaquith (10 Sep 1742-12 Dec 1814)
49407iii.
William Jaquith (21 Dec 1744-)
49408iv.
Thomas Jaquith (24 Apr 1746-bef 18 Jun 1805)
49409v.
Isaac Jaquith (7 May 1749-2 Oct 1799)
49410vi.
Elizabeth Jaquith (19 May 1751-Mar 1776)
On 8 Jan 1760 when Ebenezer was 45, he second married Elizabeth Whiting, daughter of Rev. Sam Whiting, in Wilmington, MA.399 Born ca 4 Apr 1723. Elizabeth died in Wilmington, MA on 19 Dec 1760.399

Ebenezer was of Wilmington and Elizabeth was of Billerica when they married. Elizabeth was the second wife of Ebenezer.399
On 12 Jul 1763 when Ebenezer was 49, he third married Mary Danforth, daughter of Jacob Danforth (6 Feb 1697/8-2 Jan 1754) & Rebecca Patten (18 Apr 1699-27 Jan 1773), in Wilmington, MA.399 Born on 9 Jul 1733 in Billerica, MA.164 Mary died in Wilmington, MA, on 7 Feb 1823; she was 89.399

Ebenezer was of Wilmington and Mary of Billerica when they married. Mary was Ebenezer’s third wife.399
Their children include:
50172i.
Patty Jaquith (3 Dec 1765-15 Oct 1792)
50173ii.
Joshua Jaquith (24 Mar 1767-20 Feb 1853)
50174iii.
Polly Jaquith (17 Jul 1772-1810)
33084. Dea. Benjamin Jaquith. Born on 27 Jun 1716 in Woburn, MA.124 Benjamin died in Wilmington, MA, on 29 Aug 1801; he was 85.399 Buried in Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington.

Benjamin was a private of the Second Regiment Militia, Middlesex County, and a Captain in the Colonial Army in the Revolution. He was a private in Capt. Timothy Walker’s Co., Col. Greene’s Reg., Wilmington. He was first drafted 3 Jun 1777, was in the Dunstable Training Band 26 Jun 1776, and on the Alarm list.164

Abstract of Will: Benjamin Jaquith of Wilmington, signed 1 May 1783, mentions his wife Hannah (daughter of Walker), son James (who was to receive the homestead after Hannah’s decease), eldest son Samuel (who received “The Thompson Place on which he now Dwells”), youngest son Nathan, eldest daughter Judith, daughters Hannah & Abigail. Executor: son James. Witnesses: Abijah Thompson, Leonard Thompson & Sam^l Thompson. Signed Benjamin Jaquith.164
Benjamin married Hannah Walker (35473) , daughter of Dea. Samuel Walker (16976) (3 Sep 1694-13 Feb 1771) & Hannah Fowle (19980) (13 Sep 1697-13 May 1788). Born on 22 Sep 1718 in Woburn, MA.124 Hannah died in Wilmington, MA, on 20 Feb 1801; she was 82.399 Buried in Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington.
Their children include:
50175i.
Benjamin Jaquith (24 May 1740-10 Jun 1760)
50176ii.
Samuel Jaquith (13 Dec 1742-1825)
50177iii.
Capt. James Jaquith (31 Mar 1745-Jul 1831)
50178iv.
Hannah Jaquith (Died soon) (6 Mar 1747-14 Jul 1749)
50179v.
Judith Jaquith (12 May 1749-30 Sep 1833)
50180vi.
Mary Jaquith (11 Jul 1752-)
50181vii.
Abraham Jaquith (26 May 1754-)
50182viii.
Nathan Jaquith (7 May 1756-11 Nov 1788)
50183ix.
Hannah Jaquith (12 Jan 1759-)
50184x.
Abigail Jaquith (13 Feb 1761-12 Jan 1810)
33085. William Jaquith. Born on 1 May 1718 in Woburn, MA.124 William died in Woburn, MA in May 1718.124
33086. Lydia Jaquith. Born on 1 May 1718 in Woburn, MA.124 Lydia died in Woburn, MA in May 1718.124
33087. Hannah Jaquith. Born on 19 Jul 1719 in Woburn, MA.124 Hannah died in Billerica, MA, on 8 Aug 1800; she was 81.164
On 24 Oct 1739 when Hannah was 20, she married Dea. Joshua Davis, son of Dea. Joseph Davis (26 Mar 1669-30 Sep 1747) & Rebecca Patten (29 Jan 1675-).164 Born on 10 Oct 1714 in Billerica, MA.164 Joshua died in Billerica, MA, on 18 Jan 1777; he was 62.164
Their children include:
50185i.
Joshua Davis (Died soon) (15 Jul 1740-1 Aug 1740)
50186ii.
Hannah Davis (7 Sep 1741-12 Feb 1787)
50187iii.
Joshua Davis (25 Oct 1743-15 Feb 1792)
50188iv.
Joseph Davis (Died soon) (1 Feb 1745/6-30 Mar 1750)
50189v.
Rebecca Davis (Died soon) (21 Aug 1748-21 Mar 1749/50)
50190vi.
Joseph Davis (24 Mar 1751-14 Jan 1777)
50191vii.
Benjamin Davis (26 Jun 1753-8 Feb 1835)
50192viii.
Timothy Davis (28 Apr 1756-13 Dec 1832)
50193ix.
Jonathan Davis (13 Feb 1758-)
50194x.
William Davis (28 Mar 1761-)
33088. Ruth Jaquith. Born on 10 Apr 1722 in Woburn, MA.124 Ruth died in Woburn, MA, on 30 Apr 1722.124
33089. Susanna Jaquith. Born on 23 Jun 1723 in Woburn, MA.124 Susanna died in Woburn, MA, on 5 Jul 1723.124
33090. Seth Jaquith. Born on 5 Jun 1724 in Woburn, MA.124 Seth died in Woburn, MA, on 16 Jul 1724.124
33091. Abraham Jaquith. Born on 3 Jan 1727 in Woburn, MA.124
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