On 2 Feb 1797 when Ruth was 38, she married John Young.174

On 7 Feb 1788 when Betsey was 27, she married Capt. John Burden Barstow (44171) , son of Thomas Barstow (24477) (27 Feb 1732-20 Mar 1797) & Sarah Studley (44984) (2 Jul 1731-20 Feb 1805), in Hanover, MA.52 Born in 1764 in Hanover, MA.174 John Burden was baptized in First Congegational Church of Hanover, on 17 Jun 1764.446

On 26 Nov 1789 when Huldah Copelin was 26, she married William Wing.174

On 23 Aug 1787 when Anna Lenthal was 22, she married Albert Smith.174

On 27 Nov 1800 when Robert was 32, he married Huldah Bass.174 Huldah died in Hanover, MA on 23 Jun 1812.174

On 13 Mar 1794 when Nabby was 26, she married Josiah Smith.174

John married Lucy Thorndike.

Nathaniel married Mary Terryberry.

On 25 Nov 1802 when Joseph was 28, he married Sarah Bass.174

On 8 Nov 1798 when Lucy was 23, she married Dea. Elijah Barstow (44172) , son of Thomas Barstow (24477) (27 Feb 1732-20 Mar 1797) & Sarah Studley (44984) (2 Jul 1731-20 Feb 1805), in Hanover, MA.52,485 Born in 1771 in Hanover, MA.174 Elijah died in Hanover, MA on 22 Jun 1842. Buried in Hanover Center Cemetery.

From Vernon Briggs’ History and Genealogy of the Briggs Family:42
    Capt. Elijah Barstow learned the art of shipbuilding in his father’s yard on the North River, and while still a young man he sailed the seas in command of a vessel built by his father’s firm. He followed his father’s and grandfather’s calling of shipbuilding on North River. After his marriage to Caroline O. Briggs they lived for a few years in the old Stockbridge house at Hanover, which stood on the site of that of Edmund Q. Sylvester. In 1841 he went to East Boston, where he began shipbuilding on his own account. Here he built the barque Sparton, 196 tons, for Provincetown, and the ship Columbia, 329 tons, for Charles and Henry Coffin of Nantucket (which was condemned at Upola in 1861). In 1842 he built a vessel which he named after his sons, Albert Henry, which was commanded by his brother Capt. Andrew Barstow. On 22 June 1842 his father died and he returned to the old homestead in Scituate. He resumed shipbuilding at his father’s yard in Hanover in 1844, and two years later built his last vessel in Hanover (the schooner Deane) before removing to Fox Hill with Capt. Thomas B. Waterman. The firm of Barstow & Waterman continued until 1869, when they launched their last vessel, the schooner Hope On, and Captain Barstow retired, owing to the burning of his workshop and other losses. (For an extended account of the vessels built by Capt. Elijah Barstow see ‘Shipbuilding on the North River.’) After retiring from shipbuilding, Capt. Elijah Barstow conducted his large farm for the remainder of his life.

Hanover Center Cemetery, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Inscription:
    The grave of Dea. Elijah Barstow
    Born Feb. 13 1771
    Died June 22 1842 In the 72 year of his age
    also of
    Lucy (Eells) his Consort
    Dau. of Robert L. Eells Esq.
    Born Aug. 12 1776
    Died June 21 1840 In the 64 year of her age

On 24 Oct 1805 when Edward was 26, he married Sarah Stetson in the Second Church of Scituate.52 Marriage intention published on 5 Oct 1805 at Scituate, MA.52

On 2 Sep 1805 when Samuel was 22, he married Jerusha Tower in Scituate, MA. Born on 11 Feb 1786 in Scituate, MA. Jerusha died on 15 Dec 1849; she was 63.

Jerusah, also known as Rusha, daughter of Matthew and Jerusha (Hatch) Tower.