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John SINGLETARY's other family: with Mary GRELEE ( - )
John SINGLETARY's parents: Nathaniel SINGLETARY (1644-1689) and Sarah BELKNAP ( - )
John SINGLETARY's siblings: Mary SINGLETARY (1676- ), Jonathan SINGLETARY (1678-1678), Sarah SINGLETARY (1679- ), Susanna SINGLETARY (1681- ), Richard SINGLETARY (1683-1707), Hannah SINGLETARY (1685- ), Ebenezer SINGLETARY (1687-1723) and Martha SINGLETARY (1689- )

Family of John SINGLETARY and Martha UNKNOWN

Husband: John SINGLETARY (1675- )
Wife: Martha UNKNOWN ( -1816)

Husband: John SINGLETARY

Name: John SINGLETARY 1,2
Sex: Male
Father: Nathaniel SINGLETARY (1644-1689)
Mother: Sarah BELKNAP ( - )
Birth 7 May 1675 Haverhill, Essex, MA, USA 2
Civil 13 Aug 1689 (age 14) Captured for days by Indians when they killed his father; Lancaster, MA, USA 3
Residence (1) btw 1701 and 1709 (age 25-34) Hampton, alias, Salisbury 3
Residence (2) aft 1709 (age 33-34) Stoney Brook, Framingham, Massachusetts 3

Wife: Martha UNKNOWN

Name: Martha UNKNOWN
Sex: Female
Father: -
Mother: -
Death 8 Sep 1816 Framingham, MA, U.S.A.

Sources

1William Barry, "History of Framingham" (James Munroe & Company, Boston, 1847). p. 392.
Text From Source: JOHN, s. of Nath. (2), m. in Haverhill, Mary Grelee, Dec. 17, 1700, and lived after in "Hampton, alias, Salisbury," 1709, when he bought of Col. Buckminster, land in Fram., N. of Stoney Brook, bounded on Jona. Rugg. His chil. b. in Fram., were RICHARD, b. May 27,1710; and MEHETABEL, b. Mar. 10, 1714-5. John, the f. was rated in Fram., 1710, and dismissed to the ch. in Sutton, Sep. 11, 1720, and his wife was dismissed, Jan. 29, 1720-1. [NATHANIEL signed a document as an inhabitant of Fram., 1727, and may have been s. of John. JOSEPH, of Sutton, (perhaps another s. of John), d. ab. 1748, when a nuncupative will was proved in Worc. Prob. He left a w. Martha and no issue. Mrs. Singeltary d. in Fram., Sep. 8, 1816.]
2James Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of the First Setllers of New England" (Name: 1860;). Volume IV, p 102.
Vol 3.
3William Barry, "History of Framingham" (James Munroe & Company, Boston, 1847). p. 392.

 

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