On 24 Oct 1717 when Elizabeth was 25, she married Rev. Jonathan Cushing (16845) , son of Peter Cushing (10024) (29 Mar 1646-14 Apr 1719) & Hannah Hawke (6195) (ca 1655-4 Apr 1737), in Brattle Square Church, Boston. Born on 20 Dec 1689 in Hingham, MA.45 Jonathan died in Dover, Strafford County, New Hampshire, on 25 Mar 1769; he was 79.2 Buried in Cushing Tomb, Pine Tree Hill, Dover. Education: Harvard 1712.2

From The Genealogy of the Cushing Family, page 34:2
    Peter died 25 March, 1769, and was buried in the Cushing Tomb on Pine Tree Hill, Dover, which was built by his own direction immediately after the death of his wife in 1730, and where a tablet is erected to his memory. He graduated from Harvard College in 171 2, and taught school in Hingham, for a time. He was settled as minister, in Dover, N. H., 18 Sept., 1717, on a salary of £90 a year, and continued his pastorate there until his death in 1769, although for two years previous to that event he had Rev. Jeremy Belknap as a colleague. He was “a grave and sound preacher, a kind, peaceable, prudent and judicious pastor, a wdse and faithful friend.” In personal appearance he is said to have been “a large, stout man, of dignified appearance.” The meeting house in which he preached for the first 41 years stood upon Pine Tree Hill, a little distance northwest of the Cushing tomb. The parson's dwelling-house was not far from the church.

On 4 Jun 1724 when Thomas was 30, he married Mary Bromfield (30164) , daughter of Hon. Edward Bromfield (10 Jan 1648-2 Jun 1734) & Mary Danforth (13006) (13 Mar 1662/3-7 Oct 1734).2 Born on 9 Jun 1689 in Boston, MA.2 Mary died in Boston, MA, on 30 Oct 1746; she was 57.2

On 29 May 1717 when Margaret was 20, she married William Fletcher in Brattle Square Church, Boston. Born in England.

There were apparently two or more different families, William and Margaret Fletcher, living in Boston at the same time. One family could not account for the births of all the children of William and Margaret that appear in the Boston records. Some of them were baptized at the Brattle Street church by their mother Margaret Fletcher and were, no doubt, the children of William and Margaret (Cushing) Fletcher who were married at that church in 1717.
    Amie Fletcher, 4 Dec 1718
    Margaret Fletcher, 6 Jan 1720
    John Fletcher, 18 Aug 1720 (bp. Brattle)
    Margaret Fletcher, 20 Jan 1722
    Daniel Fletcher, 15 May 1722
    Thomas Fletcher, 4 Feb 1723
    Thomas Fletcher, 23 Apr 1725
    Thomas Fletcher, 9 Oct 1725 (bp. Brattle)
    William Fletcher, 23 Apr 1725
    John Fletcher, 15 Nov 1726
    Thomas Fletcher, 15 Nov 1726
    Deborah Fletcher, 29 Jan 1727 (bp. Brattle)
    Ammi Fletcher, 30 Oct 1728
    Thomas Fletcher, 30 Jan 1728
    Mary Fletcher, 20 Jun 1730 (bp. Brattle)
    Samuel Fletcher, 7 Mar 1733 (bp. Brattle)

On 13 Jul 1727 when Hannah was 24, she married Thomas Hill, son of Henry Hill (-8 Jul 1726) & Mary Blomfield (ca 1670-aft Jul 1726), in Brattle Square Church, Boston. Born on 11 Jun 1704 in Boston, MA. Thomas died in Boston, MA, on 15 May 1779; he was 74.