Sarah first married Nicholas Cox. Nicholas died ca 1704.109

Nicholas Cox, also spelled Cocke.

Ca 1706 Sarah second married Robert Goold.109 Born ca 1645 in England.109 Robert died 1718/9.109

Robert Goold was a young adult when he inherited John Stone's land in Hull, through John’s Widow Joan who in her will dated 16 Oct 1674 called Robert her ‘loving cousin’ and named him executor. He built a house on Town Street abutting the minister's land, on the corner of what is now Main Street and Mt. Pleasant Avenue. It was given to the Hull Historical Society in 1971, and was then estimated to have been built about 1675, the oldest house in Hull still standing. Unable to finance the restoration, the Society sold it and demolition soon followed. Yankee Magazine, April 1974 (pages 148-149) carried information and pictures of all sides of the house.109

John first married Mary Graves. Born Feb 1697/8 in Charlestown, MA. Mary died in Stow, MA on 24 Nov 1716.

Mary, daughter of Charles Graves.

John second married Dorcas Green, daughter of Capt. Jacob Green (11 Oct 1654-15 Oct 1702) & Mary Robinson (ca 1659-). Born on 14 Dec 1684 in Charlestown, MA. Dorcas died in Stow, MA, on 18 Oct 1718; she was 33.

5 Mar 1718/9 John third married Margaret Clarke (14894) , daughter of Rev. Thomas Clarke (2 Mar 1652/3-7 Dec 1704) & Mary Bulkeley (5374) (ca 1653-2 Dec 1700), in Lexington, MA.6 Born in 1692 in Chelmsford, MA.6 Margaret died in Stow, MA on 16 Oct 1758.444 Buried in Old Cemetery, Stow.

Margaret was the second wife of John Damon, and third wife of John Whitman.

Margaret died age 66.444

Children of John and Margaret (Clark) Damon, the first two born at Charlestown:
    i. John Damon, b. 25 Apr 1712, d. 11 Aug 1714;
    ii. Margaret Damon, b. 27 Jul 1713, d. 10 Aug 1713; and
    iii. Margaret Damon, b. 7 Nov 1714 at Lexingtonn, m. Dr. Isaac Rand.

On 22 Oct 1713 Mercy married Nathaniel Jacobs (27271) , son of Joseph Jacob (11016) (ca 1646-9 Feb 1706/7) & Hannah Bosworth (30 Apr 1650-aft 23 Jan 1731), in Hull, MA. Born on 26 Jun 1683 in Hingham, MA.45 (Born 29 Jun 1683 according to Bristol records). Nathaniel died in Thompson, CT, on 22 Feb 1772; he was 88.

Nathaniel “was a child when his father removed to Bristol. He removed to Woodstock, CT, and after a short time to Thompson, buying of John Wiley for nine hundred pounds, old tenor, a tract of land of the Saltonstall tract, and Wiley returned to Woodstock. Jacobs and his five sons took possession and cleared the forest and settled. Afterwards the farm was and is still known as the Jacobs District of Thompson. His house was on the frontier at the time, on the route from Hartford to Boston, and was a welcome stopping place for travellers between those towns. It came to be known as the ‘Half-Way House.’ He was active in the town and church and served with Deacon Johnson on a committee to make provision for the entertainment and reception of the ordaining council in I737 when Mr. Abel Stiles was ordained and installed July 27, I737. So he must have been in Thompson a few years before he bought the Saltonstall farm.”47