Part Nine

A

REGISTER

OF

MARRIAGES

FOR

KINGS CHAPEL

AT

BOSTON

IN

NEW ENGLAND

Time when married		Persons Married	Place of Abode
1718
May	8	George Cradock & Mary Lyde	Both of Boston

1719
October	25	William Speakman & Mary Accarill	Both of Boston

1721
May	28	Joseph Lenton & Catharine Sherrard	Both of Boston
September	14	James Gordon & Elizabeth Tinkam	Both of Boston

1722
January	25	Thomas Creese & Ann Myles	Both of Boston

1726
January	13	Charles Apthorp & Grizel Eastwicke	Both of Boston

1727
September	4^th	John Lucas & Mary	Both of Boston
December	20	William Price & Sarah Myles	Both of Boston
December	11	Rufus Green & Catharine Stanbridge	Both of Boston

1729
March	21	John Scott & Lidia Twing	Both of Boston
May		Mathew Fall & Elizabeth Welch	Both of Boston

1730
September	10	James Jackson & Mary Hunter	Both of Boston

1732
October	19	Clement Perchard & Mary Droit	Both of Boston
December	11	Amos Wood & Mary Harris	Both of Boston
		Silvester Gardiner & Ann Gibbins	Both of Boston
February	21	Phillip Masters & Rachel Gibbins	Both of Boston

1734
May	26	Thomas Hase & Ann Goulding	Both of Boston
	27	Dennis M^cguire & Jane Darling	Both of Boston
	29	Frederick Hamilton & Mary Jefferies	Both of Boston
July	30	John Ashby & Ann M^cCausland	Both of Boston
August	7	Thomas Porter & Esther Reed	Both of Boston
October	3	Thomas De’Lehay & Mary Smiter	Both of Boston
	5	Peter Thompson & Sarah Gay	Both of Boston
November	14	James Hill & Margaret Franklin	Both of Boston
December	14	Joseph Dowse & Jane Steel	Both of Boston
	25	Joshua Hutton & Lidia Varney	Both of Boston
	30	John Fisher & Elizabeth Fosdick	Both of Boston
		Herbert Waller & Mary Harris	Both of Boston
January	17	Thomas Brownell & Hannah Harris	Both of Boston
February	13	Terrence Kelley & Mary Odell	Both of Boston
	15	John Gould & Sarah Accarell	Both of Boston
March	11	John Smith & Mary Hatton	Both of Boston

1735
April	10	John Greaton & Catharine Lenton	Both of Boston
May	10	Ralph Ogilby & Lydia Jagger	Both of Boston
June	11	John Davis & Rebecca Boadle	Both of Boston
July	11	William Fountain & Elizebeth Ramme	Both of Boston
	25	James Ogilby & Jane Laubridge	Both of Boston
August	18	John Merrit & Margaret Eames	Both of Boston
	28	William Downing & Mary Moberty	Both of Boston
		Samuel Morecock & Mehitable Avis	Both of Boston
September	8	Samuel Cutt & Sarah Savell	Both of Boston
		Robert Davis & Elizabeth Randle	Both of Boston
	26	Philip Quinett & Silence Marchle	Both of Boston
	29	William Adams & Elisha Man	Both of Boston
October	1	John Fling & Rebecca Langdon	Both of Boston
	14	John Allison & Mary Jones	Both of Boston
November	7	Charles Sanders & Elizabeth Tarr	Both of Boston
	22	Nicolas Mulgar & Hannah Mundane	Both of Boston
		William Patton & Mary Lambert	Both of Boston
December	2	Edward Haugh & Mary Spenser	Both of Boston
	23	James Fosdick & Elizabeth Darling	Both of Boston
		Josiah Waters & Elizabeth Edwards	Both of Boston
	25	William Green & Ann Girott	Both of Boston
January	13	John Crosier & Martha Lindsey	Both of Boston
March	18	Cornelius Records & Hannah Gray	Both of Boston
	22	Benjamin Bayley & Christian Stoakes	Both of Boston

1736
April	5	Jonathan Bradish & Abigail Johnson	Both of Boston
	12	John Read & Francis Roe	Both of Boston
		John Mills & Jane Hobbs	Both of Boston
May	7	Edmund Hunt & Burges Clark	Both of Boston
	13	John Hooper & Margaret Obing	Both of Boston
	18	William Read & Ruth Atkins	Both of Boston
	20	Francis Harris & Elizabeth Barber	Both of Boston
	21	Laurence Clee & Sarah Lobdell	Both of Boston
	28	Timothy Halley & Elizabeth Ore	Both of Boston
June	7	Joseph Whittemore & Mildred Davis	Both of Boston
	18	John Bodge & Hannah Penny	Both of Boston
July	10	John Serton & Mary Fullerton	Both of Boston
	15	Thomas Elderton & Edith Munzies	Both of Boston
		John Corsby & Hannah Soper	Both of Boston
	22	Thomas Wood & Rebecca Walker	Both of Boston
September	11	John Davis & Elizabeth Jones	Both of Boston
	23	Thomas De’Laplace & Prudence Keeling	Both of Boston
	24	John Barret & Sophia Green	Both of Boston
	25	Jacob Pound & Mary Baker	Both of Boston
October	22	Joseph Barter & Susanna Fowle	Both of Boston
		Philip Bisson & Rachel Anthony	Both of Boston
	25	Abijah Drew & Judith Gruzlier	Both of Boston
November	13	William Fisk & Susanna Jagger	Both of Boston
	22	George Twist & Elizabeth Jortill	Both of Boston
	25	Christopher Steel & Mary Fellows	Both of Boston
November	24	Daniel Carryl & Mary Hill	Both of Boston
December	8	Patrick Rogers & Ann Allen	Both of Boston
	14	Thomas Clifford & Eleanor Pitts	Both of Boston
	23	William Clabford & Elizabeth Savell	Both of Boston
January	6	Thomas Eayres & Elizabeth Brown	Both of Boston
February	3	Charles Lecoc & Mary Collis	Both of Boston
	15	Richard Lane & Abigail Starr	Both of Boston
	21	Henry Lloyd & Catharine Hutchinson	Both of Boston
March	10	James Feirter & Mary Boyd	Both of Boston

1737
	25	George Warren & Susanna Cardin	Both of Boston
	28	Robert Hork & Jane Coole	Both of Boston
April	7	John Camat & Lidia Medina	Both of Boston
May	26	William Hagan & Deborah Diary	Both of Boston
June	2	John Colency & Mary Keene	Both of Boston
	11	Derby Fendall & Mary Wadell104	Both of Boston
	16	Jonathan Larabee & Susanna
July	14	Daniel Presbury & Mary Gardner	Both of Boston
	18	Nicolas Elsworth & Fanny Nickerson	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Jenkins & Judith How	Both of Boston
August	2	George Hamlin & Jane Maslin	Both of Boston
	17	Robert Sharpley & Mary Cade	Both of Boston
September	15	William Wardel & Rebecca Dyke	Both of Boston
	16	John Lambert & Rebecca Heart	Both of Boston
October	28	James Canintap & Mary Young	Both of Boston
November	8	Thomas Harper & Elizabeth Winship	Both of Boston
	21	George Dalmour & Hannah Blunt	Both of Boston
	24	James Forbes & Sarah Campbell	Both of Boston
		Edward Dawe & Mary Browne	Both of Boston
December	17	Bagwell Irich & Elizabeth Lamsdall	Both of Boston
	24	James Gardner & Cotte Burgoyne	Both of Boston
January	2	John Ridgeway & Sarah Cowling	Both of Boston
	3	Richard Willis & Abigail Atkins	Both of Boston
	5	John Roddock & Tabitha Drinker	Both of Boston
	8	Tobias Robbins & Jane Pedrick	Both of Boston
	9	Henry Rogers & Olive Sturgis	Both of Boston
		George Gray & Margaret Steward	Both of Boston
	10	Roger Lobb & Abigail Hurd	Both of Boston
February	19	Joseph Bathe & Seath Lambert	Both of Boston
	25	Arthur Hall & Rebecca Dunkin	Both of Boston
March	2	William Allen & Anna Brown	Both of Boston
		John M^celester & Jane Kelly	Both of Boston

1738
	27	Isaac Royal & Elizabeth McIntosh	{	He of Mystick
			{	She of Boston
		Robert Buell & Elizabeth Puttom	Both of Boston
Aprill	12	John Cotton & Rebecca Davis	Both of Boston
		William Hulford & Joanna Tare	Both of Boston
	16	Daniel Gregory & Margaret Mitchell	Both of Boston
May	9	Addington Davenport & Ann Faneuil	Both of Boston
	10	Arthur Hall & Rebecca Daws	Both of Boston
	21	Thomas Esworthy & Esther Potter	Both of Boston
	22	John Walker & Elizabeth Ellis	Both of Boston
June	5	William Winter & Abigail Gatcomb	Both of Boston
	6	Richard Lawrence & Mary Fox	Both of Boston
	18	John Wakefield & Elizabeth Thornton	Both of Boston
July	6	Daniel Marrow & Anna Youngman	Both of Boston
	19	Thomas Jones & Mary Wilton	Both of Boston
	25	Thomas Parker & Martha Willis	Both of Boston
	31	Anthony Davis & Elizabeth Adams	Both of Boston
August	2	Briant Powel & Elizabeth Valser	Both of Boston
	17	William Fling & Sarah Tomkin	Both of Boston
	20	Joseph Turner & Elizabeth Kenley	Both of Boston
	21	John Miller and Elizabeth Vassall	{	He of Milton
			{	She of Boston
	25	Miles Hubbard & Mary Sprague	Both of Boston
	28	John M^cGuire & Jane Diamond	Both of Boston
		John Cullum and Lidia Young	Both of Boston
	30	James Boulineau & Susanna Faneuil	Both of Boston
September	17	John Shipman & Jane Major	Both of Boston
	26	John Bayly & Elizabeth Christen	Both of Boston
October	1	David Sibbald & Mary Sexton	Both of Boston
	12	Ichabod Dimock & Desire Buck	Both of Boston
		John Stewart & Mary Viscount	Both of Boston
	23	Edward Maiger & Margaret Starr	Both of Boston
	25	John Gwin & Joanna Mountjoy	Both of Boston
November	1	Mathias Evans & Walsle Lion	Both of Boston
	2	John Hunt & Ruth Fessanden	Both of Boston
	6	John Carter & Jane Newton	Both of Boston
	9	Robert Murchre & Sarah Mackenzy	Both of Boston
	12	Eliakim Hutchinson & Elizabeth Shirley	Both of Boston
	26	Daniel Ryan & Margaret M^cCloud	Both of Boston
		Thomas Fryer & Jane Green	Both of Boston
December	5	Thomas Secomb & Rebecca Patten	Both of Boston
	26	John Arno & Dorothy Newton	Both of Boston
	28	Nathaniel Cunningham & Susanna Gerrish	Both of Boston
January	14	John Riky & Jane Little	Both of Boston
	17	Abraham Reimick & Ursula Parker	Both of Boston
	21	Cornelius Linch & Rebecca Leversage	Both of Boston
		William Bowen & Frances Bannister	Both of Boston
	23	Joseph White & Ann Tharp	Both of Boston
	25	Henry Griddel & Susanna Storer	Both of Boston
	29	James Gayton & Frances Read	Both of Boston
February	1	Solomon Champny & Abigail Sparan	Both of Boston
	2	Thomas Henesey & Mary Dirskin	Both of Boston
	12	Arthur Stokes & Waitawhile Burton	Both of Boston
	22	Michael Dun & Hannah Parris	Both of Boston
	26	Philip Gatcomb & Mary Syre	Both of Boston
	27	Richard Saltonstall & Mary Jekyll	Both of Boston
March	13	John Steward & Mary Lee	Both of Boston

1739
	26	Allen Wilde & Sarah Ranger	Both of Boston
April	7	James Pritchet & Elizabeth M^ccarty	Both of Boston
		Andrew Mallet & Lamb Hopres	Both of Boston
May	6	Michael Sess & Sarah Pratt	Both of Boston
	8	Thomas Cobb & Elizabeth Crow	Both of Boston
	18	Peter Alden & Lidia Bowen	Both of Boston
	21	Michael M^ccarty & Mary Pennington	Both of Boston
June	4	James Hinckes & Joanna Rawlings	Both of Boston
		Obadiah Wheeler & Eleanor Malony	Both of Boston
	7	Samuel Maltby & Ann Dyer	Both of Boston
	21	Cumbey Hood & Lettice Bedgood	Both of Boston
July	23	Isaac Lucas & Ann Green	Both of Boston
August	8	Thomas Dickinson & Abigail Durham	Both of Boston
	10	William Prince & Jane Callender	Both of Boston
	17	Samuel Windover & Abigail Collins	Both of Boston
September	10	Thomas Taylor & Lidia Alexander	Both of Boston
	16	William Deney & Sarah Hindley	Both of Boston
	18	John Mountjoy & Rebecca Stokes	Both of Boston
	20	Peter Heairo & Jane Alden	Both of Boston
October	10	Timothy Winn & Mary Bowers	Both of Boston
	15	Robert Jackson & Sarah Crikect	Both of Boston
		Ebenezer Smith & Ann Bissel	Both of Boston
	17	Charles Snell & Mary Robertson	Both of Boston
	27	Richard & Mary Two Negroes	Both of Boston
	28	Robert Simpson & Ruth Tite	Both of Boston
		Peter Petell & Mary Ghent	Both of Boston
November	10	James Deline & Mary Caswall	Both of Boston
	12	John Cunningham & Grace Chadwick	Both of Boston
	15	Christopher Grant & Mercy Stratton	Both of Boston
	20	Thomas Palmer & Mary M^cIntosh	Both of Boston
December	6	John Huet & Jane Diamond	Both of Boston
	23	James Tewksbury & Rebecca Fauster	Both of Boston
	30	Judah Alden & Abigail Roe	Both of Boston
January	1	Roland Dyke & Rosanna M^cCown	Both of Boston
	3	Joseph Serv^t to Tho^s Palmer & Dinah Serv^t to Dorothy Wharton	Both of Boston
		John Knox & Elizabeth Fisher	Both of Boston
	6	Patrick Gibbins & Catharine Debuke	Both of Boston
		Alexander Thorp & Margaret Nash	Both of Boston
	7	John Carley & Isabell Thompson	Both of Boston
	10	John Malyne & Sarah Fowler	Both of Boston
	20	Edward Campbell & Lidia Hutton	Both of Boston
	25	Josiah Cocks & Martha Ingersol	Both of Boston
	29	Robert Stone & Sarah Osgood	Both of Boston
February	3	John Power & Elizabeth Pearkes	Both of Boston
	19	Richard Francis & Margaret Johnson	Both of Boston

1740
March	31	William Fessendon & Mary Palmer	Both of Boston
April	2	Mark Trecothick & Sarah Davis	Both of Boston
		James Viscount & Abigail Stocker	Both of Boston
	4	Richard Hayden & Rebecca Drinker	Both of Boston
	7	George Monat & Elizabeth Yeats	Both of Boston
		Michael Everet & Isabella Field	Both of Boston
	19	James Comarfort & Eleanor M^cconnuk	Both of Boston
May	11	John Smith & Mary Effington	Both of Boston
	15	George Willand & Susanna Farnum	Both of Boston
		Ebenezer Marble & Mehitable Kettle	Both of Boston
	25	Ralph Yeoman & Mary Cole	Both of Boston
June	15	Giles Vandeluer & Hannah Read	Both of Boston
	16	John Akis & Martha Shaw	Both of Boston
	22	Andrew King & Athia Ingoldsby	Both of Boston
	24	Adam Smith & Jerusha Bull	Both of Boston
	30	John Little & Rebecca Price	Both of Boston
July	9	John Clagston & Marandy Glassford	Both of Boston
	13	Thomas Pilsbury & Abigail Waddland	Both of Boston
	18	John Fowler & Hannah Moore	Both of Boston
		John Derby & Lucretia Laraby	Both of Boston
	21	Edward Devotion & Mary M^ccreight	Both of Boston
	29	Henry Seger & Elizabeth Coolidge	Both of Boston
August	3	Samuel Bill & Mary Davis	Both of Boston
	20	William Jarvis & Mary Champnois	Both of Boston
	25	Timothy Reed & Catharine La’rue	Both of Boston
		Jonathan Kenwrick & Tabitha Eldridge	{	He of Harwich
			{	She of Chatham
	26	John Gorman & Sarah Bridge	Both of Boston
September	29	Nicolas Williams & Eleanor Hammock	Both of Boston
October	9	John Combs & Elizabeth Pickering	Both of Boston
	14	John Gross & Jane Pursley	Both of Boston
		John Bright & Elizabeth Peirce	Both of Boston
	16	Joseph Snelling & Hannah Fulker	Both of Boston
	20	Robert Wyer & Catharine Fullerton	Both of Boston
	31	John Johnson & Mary Strong	Both of Boston
November	10	William Knap & Ann Eyre	Both of Boston
	12	George Sufferina & Mary Soper	Both of Boston
	27	Robert Fairservice & Elizabeth Barr	Both of Boston
December	12	Richard Knox & Sarah Bushnel	Both of Boston
	21	John Whetland & Abigail Lindsey	Both of Boston
	23	William Bartlet & Silence Beals	Both of Boston
	25	John Brew & Margaret Skiff	Both of Boston
		Ebenezer Wakefieild & Bridget Hannover	Both of Boston
	31	Thomas Oliver & Rebecca Braddish	Both of Boston
January	4	David Stephens & Mary Debuke	Both of Boston
	7	Nathaniel Wade & Rebecca Symonds	Both of Boston
	8	James Fuller & Elizabeth Stephens	Both of Boston
	12	Richard Bone & Susanna Dagget	Both of Boston
	15	John Jarvis & Rebecca Burroughs	Both of Boston
	24	James Dalton & Abigail Alden	Both of Boston
February	1	Thomas Gibson & Mary Denton	Both of Boston
	25	John Bath & Sarah Wittico	Both of Boston
March	22	William Fasgh & Mary Morris	Both of Boston
	29	Rignell Odell & Hannah Man	Both of Boston

1741
	31	William Walmsley & Nancy Lamb	Both of Boston
April	2	Edward Carter & Mary Condon	Both of Boston
	23	Thomas Storey & Mercy Swain	Both of Boston
May	7	William M^ccoy & Ann Wier	Both of Boston
	10	Edward Cotterell & Elizabeth Swain	Both of Boston
		Abraham York & Rachel Doldear	Both of Boston
	18	Borrisford Bacon & Lidia Lane	Both of Boston
	24	Philip Skolly & Catharine Crawley	Both of Boston
June	2	Nehemiah Wilkins & Hannah Watts	Both of Boston
	18	Benjamin Dolbear & Hannah Vincent	Both of Boston
	29	John White & Sarah Fenn	Both of Boston
July	4	Daniel Swan & Mary Ellard	Both of Boston
	13	Joshua Smith & Mary Scott	Both of Boston
	18	Robert Plimton & Mary Price	Both of Boston
	19	John Barnes & Elizabeth Vox	Both of Boston
	23	Benjamin Luckum & Judith Sherman	Both of Boston
		Samuel Peake & Elizabeth Gardner	Both of Boston
August	16	John Kelly & Hannah Weeks	Both of Boston
		James Mortimer & Hannah Alderchurch	Both of Boston
September	10	Peter Pace & Mary Shackford	Both of Boston
	14	John Soper & Sarah Warwick	Both of Boston
	28	Thomas Brown & Jane Seamel	Both of Boston
		Alexander Seamel & Mary Brown	Both of Boston
	29	Moses Larkin & Jane Morris	Both of Boston
October	7	John Martin & Hannah Mullen	Both of Boston
		Merte Kelly & Jane Kelly	Both of Boston
	9	James Haywood & Susanna Wilson	Both of Boston
		Hugh Baker & Lidia Teague	Both of Boston
	13	John Wheelwright & Elizabeth Weeks	Both of Boston
		William Thompson & Elizabeth Manning	Both of Boston
	15	John Robins & Joanna Walters	Both of Boston
	21	John Webb & Christian Baily	Both of Boston
	26	William Wooton & Elizabeth Burnell	Both of Boston
November	12	James Simpson & Hannah Handborough	Both of Boston
	23	James Jones & Susanna Rundle	Both of Boston
December	7	William Dyer & Tryphena Woodward	Both of Boston
		Mark Cullinore & Grace Head	Both of Boston
January	6	John Heskew & Rachel Welsh	Both of Boston
	7	Thomas Lardner & Sarah Roberts	Both of Boston
	9	John Power & Lilly Mitchel	Both of Boston
		Richard Martin & Mary Smith	Both of Boston
	28	Henry Vassal & Penelope Royal	Both of Boston
	31	Thomas Dean & Hannah Lamson	Both of Boston
February	11	Thomas Henshaw & Cassia Fowle	Both of Boston
	21	William Craxford & Susanna Sherrod	Both of Boston
March	2	William Morgan & Sarah Sherrod	Both of Boston
	4	Samuel Blunt & Mary Moles	Both of Boston
	11	John Welsh & Elizabeth Allen	Both of Boston
	17	Obadiah Johnson & Deborah Russ	Both of Boston

1742
	25	Henry Emms & Ann Scadon	Both of Boston
		James M^cdonald & Elizabeth Fisher	Both of Boston
	26	John Read & Margaret Bryant	Both of Boston
April	7	James Mclaughlin & Burges Hunt	Both of Boston
May	1	Thomas Tannat & Martha Bartlet	Both of Boston
	15	Philip Peake & Hannah Dun	Both of Boston
	31	Benjamin Graves & Sarah Roe	Both of Boston
June	17	John Trumbal & Mercy Iegles	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Richardson & Rebecca Pain	Both of Boston
July	18	Joshua Hews & Abigail Lackey	Both of Boston
	31	George Howel & Elizabeth Whitney	Both of Boston
August	3	Thomas Townsend & Elizabeth Stone	Both of Boston
	18	Joseph Lawrence & Ann Marks	Both of Boston
	27	John Barr & Jennet More	Both of Boston
		John Eaton & Sarah Lawson	Both of Boston
	31	James Ray & Agnes Parks	Both of Boston
September	1	Francis & Hannah Anderson	Both of Boston
	20	Thomas Ryder & Eleanor Finecy	Both of Boston
		Henry Priest & Elizabeth Mallet	Both of Boston
	23	Alexander Briuse & Eleanor M^ccormick	Both of Boston
October	13	John Duncan & Susanna Smith	Both of Boston
November	7	Benjamin Backoon & Mary Pellell	Both of Boston
	14	Philip Mortimer & Martha Blin	Both of Boston
	25	Benjamin Clark & Susanna Humble	Both of Boston
	26	William Primus & Damson Negroes	Both of Boston
December	5	James Bleny & Mary Soper	Both of Boston
	6	Samuel Batturis & Sarah Laidston	Both of Boston
	10	John Gridley & Mary Tinneing	Both of Boston
	11	John Bishop & Mary Green	Both of Boston
	27	William Book & Joanna Harrod	Both of Boston
	28	Thomas Ross & Sarah Austin	Both of Boston
	30	Alexander Hill & Thankful Allen	Both of Boston
January	1	Richard Walker & Rachel Carlisle	Both of Boston
	6	John Hogan & Ann Sutton	Both of Boston
	13	Thomas Gyles & Ruth Brown	Both of Boston
	27	Isaac Claverly & Margaret English	Both of Boston
	31	Daniel Ross & Catharine Coppenger	Both of Boston
February	3	David Cary & Elizabeth Sisley	Both of Boston
	5	John Flood & Sarah Dunant	Both of Boston
	24	Christopher Halkerston & Elizabeth Ross	Both of Boston
March	9	William Brett & Jane Morris	Both of Boston

1743
April	28	William Wallis & Sarah Deblois	Both of Boston
May	2	John Kelley & Susanna Moob	Both of Boston
	23	Thomas Hutton & Susanna Fosdick	Both of Boston
June	9	George Wilson & Mary Wright	Both of Boston
July	8	Charles Whitwood & Ann Dunbar	Both of Boston
	10	Gabriel Hebert & Sarah Dabin	Both of Boston
September	8	William Bollan & Frances Shirley	Both of Boston
	13	Francis Lock & Ruth Winship	Both of Boston
	14	John Mors & Mary Tufts	Both of Boston
	22	David Shanniver & Susanna Armington	Both of Boston
	24	William Provinshire & Magdalene Hubbart	Both of Boston
	25	Michael Molyneux &
October	1	John Jones & Elizabeth Farrington	Both of Boston
	3	Michael Pendigrass & Elizabeth Smith	Both of Boston
	7	Isaac Evenson & Judith Cocks	Both of Boston
	8	Hill Dowdy & Sarah Swain	Both of Boston
	18	Thomas Bell & Esther Bell	Both of Boston
	19	Joseph Robinson & Esther Nias	Both of Boston
November	9	Benjamin Ross & Hannah Webb	Both of Boston
		Mathew Jurieu & Catharine Bryant	Both of Boston
	13	Roger M^cKnight & Wait Blake	Both of Boston
	15	William Wilcox & Sarah Phillips	Both of Boston
	23	Gabriel Thomas & Sarah Hope	Both of Boston
	29	William Lampson & Hannah Lewis	Both of Boston
December	4	Thomas Anderson & Rebecca Hopkins	Both of Boston
	20	Robert Thompson & Rebecca Messenger	Both of Boston
	27	Stephen Nazro & Mary Belcher	Both of Boston
		Nathaniel Gibson & Abigail Dalby	Both of Boston
	31	James Eplet & Alice Slowly	Both of Boston
January	1	John Botterel & Sarah Carter	Both of Boston
	5	William Swan & Lavina Keys	Both of Boston
	22	Charles Fowle & Elizabeth Endicot	Both of Boston
	23	Henry Phillips & Mercy Woodbridge	Both of Boston
	25	Richard Powel & Ann Chambers	Both of Boston
	26	Peter Wyman & Abigail Russel	Both of Boston
		Daniel M^ccarley & Lucretia Darby	Both of Boston
February	27	Stephen Apthorp & Elizabeth Bowman	Both of Boston
March	7	Zechariah Marshall & Dorothy Johnson	Both of Boston

1744
May	6	Luke Vardy & Jane Carson	Both of Boston
		William Smith & Esther Smith	Both of Boston
	24	John Amiell & Christian Newton	Both of Boston
	31	Zabulon Hastings & Margaret Glover	Both of Boston
July	2	John Phelun & Hannah Finn	Both of Boston
	29	Jeremiah Craty & Elizabeth Brinening	Both of Boston
August	1	Daniel Poyer & Mary De’beck	Both of Boston
	12	Jeremiah Rogers & Ruth Drinker	Both of Boston
	26	Thomas Casman & Margaret Callihan	Both of Boston
	30	James Hewet & Elizabeth Lemony	Both of Boston
	31	Cornelius Crawley & Bridget Ratsford	Both of Boston
September	3	Patrick Vady & Mary Fleet	Both of Boston
	27	Ebnezer Bedunah & Elizabeth Quiner	Both of Boston
October	2	Ambrose Harris & Sarah Hoolen	Both of Boston

October	7	William Huston & Ann Larman	Both of Boston
	8	Charles Taylor & Margaret Longmaid	Both of Boston
	11	Richard Lynch & Mary Cushian	Both of Boston
	21	Nicholas Hutton & Jane Lubea	Both of Boston
November	18	James Packnett & Jamesan Rogers	Both of Boston
December	21	Lewey Fellus & Frances M^cHorn	Both of Boston
	26	William Cockrain & Mary Whittemore	Both of Boston
January	20	Thomas Obrian & Jane Murphy	Both of Boston
	30	James Steward & Mary Leesman	Both of Boston
February	5	Andrew Keith & Ann Baldwin	Both of Boston
		Morris Griffin & Martha Pierce	Both of Boston
		James Stanley & Mary Goggin	Both of Boston
		John Ratsford & Anstice Laney	Both of Boston
		John M^cAfee & Eleanor Butler	Both of Boston
		John Odean & Catharine Harridan	Both of Boston
		John Loughead & Mary Robinson	Both of Boston
		John Fling & Elizabeth Cavelo	Both of Boston
		Thomas Dugen & Elizabeth Haley	Both of Boston
		Andrew Fitzgerald & Mary Delany	Both of Boston

1745
April	14	George Arthur & Mary Hamilton	Both of Boston
	26	Philip Bonner & Martha Williams	Both of Boston
May	23	Philip Gatcomb & Mary Devotion	Both of Boston
	26	William Newton & Ann Bird	Both of Boston
	30	John Newton & Mary Hubbard	Both of Boston
June	23	Solomon Croxford & Mary Alcock	Both of Boston
July	1	John Brasford & Mary Green	Both of Boston
August	10	Thomas Walls & Susanna White	Both of Boston
	12	Francis Brown & Eleanor Mucklewain	Both of Boston
	15	David Croxford & Isabella Bronton	Both of Boston
	29	Ebenezer Bartlett & Ann Ball	Both of Boston
September	21	William Sawcell & Hannah Mubzer	Both of Boston
	28	William Griping & Mary Avery	Both of Boston
October	2	Joseph Andrews & Susanna Ellis	Both of Boston
		Robert Bovey & Margaret Mulberry	Both of Boston
	11	John Dunton & Martha Merrel	Both of Boston
November	9	William Kinching & Elizabeth Kinsley	Both of Boston
		Francis Bryant & Hannah Walker	Both of Boston
	16	Desire Hall & Mary Nicols	Both of Boston
	20	Francis Peircy & Phebe James	Both of Boston
	25	John Lejandry & Susanna Gregla	Both of Boston
December	1	John Phillips & Hannah Rogers	Both of Boston
	5	Thomas Grainger & Susanna Clement	Both of Boston
	10	Christopher Proctor & Mary Allen	Both of Boston
	12	Lewis Carpenter & Sarah Gillings	Both of Boston
	22	James Swain & Ann Lambert	Both of Boston
		John Gains & Martha Lobdell	Both of Boston
	24	James Moss & Grace Bullen	Both of Boston
January	17	John Turner & Mary Allen	Both of Boston
	19	Henry Leddel & Elizabeth Barrick	Both of Boston
	27	Timothy Shaw & Hannah Masterson	Both of Boston
February	1	Samuel Richardson & Elizabeth Box	Both of Boston
	4	James Forsyth & Sarah Townsend	Both of Boston
	10	Owen Madden & Catharine Donawen	Both of Boston
		Henry Deveries & Elizabeth Taylor	Both of Boston
	17	William M^cDowell & Jane Ray	Both of Boston
		John Morian & Mary Drewet	Both of Boston
	24	John Taylor & Ruth Thompson	Both of Boston
		George Ryley & Bridget Neal	Both of Boston
		Garden Drayton & Ann Gibbs	Both of Boston
	26	Robert Newman & Easter Burdg	Both of Boston

1746
March	31	Richard Graham & Ann Briant	Both of Boston
April	27	Thomas Rudge & Elizabeth Edwards	Both of Boston
	28	Archibald M^cneal & Ann Winnet	Both of Boston
May	9	John Brown & Mary Keelo	Both of Boston
		James Newman & Mary Eaton	Both of Boston
	20	John Milton & Rebecca Lobdell	Both of Boston
June	29	Simeon Wilson & Dorothy Brown	Both of Boston
July	2	Mark Graves & Susanna Millins	Both of Boston
	30	John O’brian & Susanna Gee	Both of Boston
August	1	William Gamage & Abigail Cook	Both of Boston
	14	Thomas Langford & Mary Beatel	Both of Boston
	24	John Burrougs & Abigail Preston	Both of Boston
	26	Ephraim Goging & Sarah Price	Both of Boston
		Tom Hanniford & Marier Negroes	Both of Boston
October	17	Francis Kendell & Mary Richardson	Both of Boston
	20	Bartholomew Calagan &
	21	James Perriway & Abigail Dickenson	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Welch & Abigail Presbery	Both of Boston
November	2	Stephen Southard & Susanna Burnel	Both of Boston
		Ralph Inman & Susanna Speakman	Both of Boston
	7	George Healy & Sarah Beer	Both of Boston
	9	Daniel Whitemore & Elizabeth Townsend	Both of Boston
	10	Samuel Greenwood & Martha Brown	Both of Boston
	27	Philip Larro & Rachel Bate	Both of Boston
	30	Darbe Lingawai & Mary Flood	Both of Boston
December	8	Thomas Armstrong & Hannah Dygato	Both of Boston
January	4	Joseph Mills & Jane Simpson	Both of Boston
	6	Christopher Blayclock & Ruth Simpson	Both of Boston
	11	John Davenport & Mary Croly	Both of Boston
	18	Stephen Dodd & Susanna Ryan	Both of Boston
	21	Richard Francis & Catharine Allen	Both of Boston
February	14	William Allen & Mary Foreland	Both of Boston
March	2	Barlow Trecothick & Grizel Apthorp	Both of Boston
	5	John Dwight & Sarah Grant	Both of Boston
	10	Jonathan Prescot & Mary Vassal	Both of Boston
	16	Jonathan Kendell & Rebecca Johnson	Both of Boston
	22	Walter Motley & Susanna Brown	Both of Boston

1747
April	2	William Pike & Elizabeth Quillen	Both of Boston
		Francis Woods & Abigail Howard	Both of Boston
	4	Hugh Cain & Henrietta Maria East	Both of Boston
	9	Timothy Winship & Sarah Rogers	Both of Boston
	10	The Rev^d M^r Roger Price resigned the Cure of Kings Chapel and M^r Caner
		was chosen Minister of said Chapel in his Room ------ True Copy from
		M^r Price’s Register Text.
		H Caner	}	Min^r
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
	18	James Steadman & Mehitabel Fullerton	Both of Boston
	22	Jonathan Bates & Abigail Howard	Both of Boston
	23	Luke Welch & Rebecca King	Both of Boston
May	5	Thomas Youngman & Mary Darling	Both of Boston
		Joseph Beduna & Mary Ducee	Both of Boston
	10	Nathan Toby & Ann Thwing	Both of Boston
June	23	William Wood & Deborah Mullens	Both of Boston
July	17	Morris Griffen & Sarah Jones	Both of Boston
August	18	Richard Garford & Dorothy Farnum	Both of Boston
	26	Patrick James & Phebe Miller	Both of Boston
	31	William Comden & Grace Jackson	Both of Boston
September	1	Nicolas Gibbins & Mary Read	Both of Boston
		Patrick Welch & Sarah Crane	Both of Boston
	2	Felix Hogan & Ann Sullivan	Both of Boston
		John Treat & Abigail Heart	Both of Boston
		Henry Caner	}	Min. &
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
	7	Thomas Delott & Susanna Stringfield	Both of Boston
October	2	Robert Hamilton & Margaret Campbell	Both of Boston
	21	Benjamin Low & Esther Newman	Both of Boston
	26	Thomas Cocks & Mary Austin	Both of Boston
November	9	Benjamin Sweet & Sarah Brookin	Both of Boston
		John Osborn & Lidia Rankin	Both of Boston
	22	William White & Experience Smith	Both of Boston
	25	Luke Anderson & Susanna Bell	Both of Boston
December	1	Joseph Allison & Elizabeth Nodwell	Both of Boston
	3	Stephen Williams & Ruth Pearce	Both of Boston
	6	Adam Cavenaugh & Lydia Downing	Both of Boston
	24	John Doble & Deborah Eyre	Both of Boston
	25	Christopher M^cDonald & Sarah Sparger	Both of Boston
		Samuel Hood & Elizabeth Devareaux	Both of Boston
January	24	Jonathan Blackman & Mary Sampel	Both of Boston
	26	Solomon Israel & Phillis Whitaker a Negroe	Both of Boston
March	9	Michael Ketten & Elizabeth Dalton	Both of Boston

1748
	27	Richard Robinson & Sarah Powell	Both of Boston
	29	Martin Rose & Mary Power	Both of Boston
	30	John Odull & Hannah Tippen	Both of Boston
April	5	Benjamin Nutting & Abigail Frost	Both of Boston
	6	David Grant & Susanna Hanners	Both of Boston
	7	James Johnson & Sarah Odell	Both of Boston
	10	Patrick Mahar & Mary Rapier	Both of Boston
	21	Richard Hunt & Mary Tothill	Both of Boston
		Henry Turner & Abigail Crosby	Both of Braintree
		Henry Caner	}	Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
May	7	Morris Poor & Sarah Steadman	Both of Boston
	25	David Buckthorne & Catharine Beers	Both of Boston
July	2	Robert Davidson & Elizabeth Cajers	Both of Boston
	3	Jonathan Hartshorn & Margaret Snowden	Both of Boston
	12	Joseph Carbot & Eleanor Bennet	Both of Boston
August	3	Nathaniel Tay & Rebecca Holden	He	}	of Boston
			She	}	of Woburne
	29	John Bennet & Ann Lockland	Both of Boston
September	11	Charles Vaughn & Catharine Hurst	Both of Boston
	13	William Craige & Margaret Kyles	Both of Boston
	18	John Wornock & Elizabeth Beers	Both of Boston
	26	Samuel Meffelin & Susanna Briant	Both of Boston
	27	Jonas Jones & Hannah Wallis	Both of Boston
October	16	James Brewer & Mary Burgess	Both of Boston
	30	John M^cmarquis & Frances Hambleton	Both of Boston
November	26	Samuel Baker & Joanna Kettletee	He	}	of Dorchester
			She	}	of Boston
	28	Michael Gill & Mercy Nutting	Both of Boston
December	3	Richard Collis & Sarah Perry	Both of Boston
	8	Joseph Glover & Elizabeth Bass	Both of Boston
	11	Thomas Clerk & Hannah Pees	Both of Boston
	15	John Johnson & Precillia Griffen	Both of Boston
	18	Richard Martin & Mary Witworth	Both of Boston
		Nathan Spear & Grace Willis	Both of Boston
	23	Aaron Farnsworth & Elizabeth Parker	Both of Boston
	25	Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Watts	Both of Boston
January	16	Thomas Clark & Ann Durham	Both of Boston
	30	Edmund Watmough & Maria Ellis	Both of Boston
February	2	William Woodhouse & Sarah Turner	Both of Boston
		Henry Caner	}	Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens

1748
	7	John Hogan & Mary Davis	Both of Boston
	19	Rignell Odell & Catharine Typpen	Both of Boston
		Nicolas Dyer & Alice Townsend	Both of Boston
	20	Joshua Richardson & Abigail Carter	Both of Boston
	24	Jeremiah Oxingham & Abigail Dowdry	Both of Boston
March	1	Andrew Mackenzy & Sarah Cunningham	Both of Boston
	13	Thomas Adis & Susanna Larabee	Both of Boston

1749
	26	William Christopher & Susanna Johnson	Both of Boston
April	6	Thomas Betterley & Elizabeth Carson	Both of Boston
	17	John Humphrey & Lidia Quoy Free Negroes	Both of Boston
May	15	John Hamilton & Elizabeth Ebern Packer	Both of Boston
	23	John Evans & Mary Read	Both of Boston
June	6	Moses Mason & Lidia Knapp	Both of Boston
	18	Robert Watt & Elizabeth Willis	Both of Boston
July	4	David O’Briant & Lidia Pritchard	Both of Boston
August	10	George Briggs & Ann Wing	Both of Boston
	11	Richard Watts & Mary Maxwell	Both of Boston
	16	John Morrison & Sarah Fisher	Both of Boston
	20	Charles Agin & Mary Multerson	Both of Boston
	31	James Kelly & Catharine Young	Both of Boston
September	6	John Perkins & Wilmet Cornet	Both of Boston
	13	Rev^d Jeremiah Leaming & Ann Thompson	He	}	of Newport
			She	}	of Boston
October	7	William Burbeck & Jerusha Glover	Both of Boston
	23	Thomas Kuck & Ursula Celerea	Both of Boston
November	2	Edward Prevear & Susanna M^chenry	Both of Boston
		William Thomas & Mary Flagg	Both of Boston
		H. Caner	}	Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
	12	John Hankerson & Dorcas Wyman	Both of Boston
	19	Asa Flagg & Judith Cox	Both of Boston
December	3	John Robinson & Elizabeth Shute	Both of Boston
	6	James Arney & Martha Pratt	Both of Boston
	21	Thomas Cary & Mary Fitzgerald	Both of Boston
	30	Benjamin Pratt & Isabella Auchmuty	Both of Boston
January	1	John Williams & Margaret Willet	Both of Boston
	16	William Everendine & Sarah Brattle	Both of Boston
	25	Thomas Brinley & Elizabeth Cradock	Both of Boston
	31	Henry Paget & Deborah Welsteed	He	}	of Providence
			She	}	of Boston
February	4	Robert Gould & Elizabeth Nelson	Both of Boston
	18	Robert Hewes & Ann Frey	Both of Boston
March	11	William Martin & Ann Gordon	Both of Boston
	15	Edward Selley & Elizabeth Souter	Both of Boston
	21	James Gibson & Elizabeth Elwell	Both of Boston
	22	James Twadell & Grizel Bollown	Both of Boston

1750
April	1	John Liswell & Joanna Capron	Both of Boston
	2	Henry Woodman & Elizabeth Wilson	Both of Boston
	16	Thomas Manning & Esther Nicholson	Both of Boston
May	31	James Frett & Ann Sprigg	Both of Boston
June	1	Christopher Lynch & Deborah Moor	Both of Boston
	6	Charles Snowdell & Elizabeth Butler	Both of Boston
	17	George Perry & Sarah Winch	Both of Boston
	21	William Graham & Elizabeth Sprigg	Both of Boston
July	3	John Neal & Margaret Brown	Both of Boston
		H. Caner	}	Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
	11	Thomas Jones & Elizabeth White	Both of Boston
	16	Nicolas Sudearn & Sarah M^cDonald	Both of Boston
August	1	John Procter & Joanna Barrett	Both of Boston
	2	Jonathan Gary & Amity Houghton	Both of Boston
	13	George Bright & Eunice De’Larue	Both of Boston
	26	Henry Huay & Elizabeth Burck	Both of Boston
September	2	Peter Chardon & Mary Alleyne	Both of Boston
	9	John Atwool & Ruth Morrison	Both of Boston
October	4	Joseph Grouard & Hannah Welch	Both of Boston
		George Brown & Rebecca Hayden	Both of Boston
	6	William Adams & Sarah Blackmore	Both of Boston
	8	James Willson & Elizabeth Lusk	Both of Boston
	9	Stephen Winchester & Bulah Trowbridge	Both of Newton
	11	Joshua Winnock & Hannah Youings	Both of Boston
	19	Thomas White & Mary Jones	Both of Boston
November	8	John Gardiner & Elizabeth Delea	Both of Boston
	10	Robert Allford & Mary Hall	Both of Boston
December	2	Benjamin Thompson & Susanna Mackan	Both of Boston
	6	William White & Sarah Harris	He	}	of Boston
			She	}	of Watertown
	9	Reinhold Ian Klockholf & Esther Vandyke	Both of Boston
	23	Isaac Herrault & Mary Perkins	Both of Boston
January	11	James Wastwood & Jerusha Snow	Both of Boston
	28	Hezediah Coley & Eleanor Drysdall	Both of Boston
	29	William Lucas & Amy Cradock	Both of Boston
		George Trail & Jane Wendall	Both of Boston
February	9	Philip Allman & Margaret Young	Both of Boston
		HCaner		Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
March	23	Benjamin Fogg & Henrietta Overing	Both of Boston

1751
April	4	John Morrison & Mary Smith	Both of Boston
	7	Michael Shepard & Margaret Gatchel	Both of Boston
	11	Daniel Fowle & Lidia Hall	Both of Boston
May	6	William Ivers & Sarah Flagg	Both of Boston
	7	Edward Goudge & Sarah Flood	Both of Boston
June	3	William Walker & Ann Jones	Both of Boston
	5	Richard Whitehorn & Hannah Clemens	Both of Boston
	12	Ebenezer Hinds & Susanna Perry	Both of Boston
	20	Jonathan Healey & Sarah Jackson	Both of Boston
August	5	William Waters & Sarah Adlington	Both of Boston
	18	William Pain & Sarah Sloley	Both of Boston
	28	William Hill & Sarah Shaw	Both of Boston
September	23	William Tailer & Elizabeth Tyley	Both of Boston
	28	Edward Righly & Susanna Vickery	Both of Boston
October	13	Daniel Seymour & Sarah Bouchin	Both of Boston
	22	John Troth & Judith Luckam	Both of Boston
	26	Robert Auchmuty & Deborah Cradock	Both of Boston
	30	John Moody & Tamson Rogers	Both of Boston
November	7	Mathew Kitchen & Honour Chapman	Both of Boston
	9	John Burgess & Elizabeth Vintrnon	Both of Boston
	10	John Morrison & Sarah Collins	Both of Boston
	17	Robert Best & Ursula Morton	Both of Boston
December	15	Jacob Johnson & Christiana Shote	Both of Boston
	20	Thomas Weston & Isabella Campbell	Both of Boston

1752105
January	12	William Ellis & Elizabeth Davis	Both of Boston
		H Caner	Minister
		James Gordon	Wardens
		John Box

	26	Moses Richardson & Mary Prentice	Both of Boston
	28	Samuel Johnson & Mary Moore	Both of Boston
February	2	James Moor & Sarah Graves	Both of Boston
	9	Thomas O’Brian & Mary O’Brian	Both of Boston
	13	Cornelius Manzise & Mary Collins	Both of Boston
	23	John Joyce & Jean Cile	Both of Boston
	24	Joseph Grace & Mary Bloget	Both of Boston
March	9	Henry Eyres & Mary Kelly	Both of Boston
	24	Ezekiel Kingsbury & Keziah Coleman	Both of Boston
	25	Benjamin Jennings & Abigail Shad	Both of Boston
	28	George Walker & Mary May	Both of Boston
April	9	Benjamin Bodge & Catharine Gibbons	Both of Boston
May	12	William Hales & Lidia Barnes	Both of Boston
July	30	Greenwood Carpenter & Sarah Leathers	Both of Boston
September	2	Thomas Sluce & Martha Arney	Both of Boston
	26	Joseph Boardman & Elizabeth Defiler	Both of Boston
October	15	David Ficke & Ann Middleton	Both of Boston
	20	Atkins Marshall & Hannah Rogers	Both of Boston
	29	James Gardner & Jane Power	Both of Boston
November	2	Charles Gilkey & Sarah Ruby	Both of Boston
	5	John Goodwin & Margaret Hartshorn	Both of Boston
	7	John Rocket & Catharine Fitzgerald	Both of Boston
	15	John Adams & Abigail Emmett	Both of Boston
	19	Patrick Lary & Martha Hunt	Both of Boston
	26	Richard Mate & Lidia Delway	Both of Boston
December	6	John Paine & Elizabeth Henshaw	Both of Boston
		Isaac Rogers & Eleanor M^cDonald	Both of Boston
	10	Cornelius Sullivan & Affey Stewart	Both of Boston

1753
The “from this” * Mark denote such		HCaner	}	Minister
as were Married by the Rev^d M^r Brockwell		James Gordon		Wardens
in the Time of the Small Pox &		John Box		Wardens
the “ from this Mark + denote such as
were Married by the Rev^d M^r M^cGilchrist
during the same Time.
		Henry Caner		Minister
		James Gordon		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens
January	11	Michael Butler & Jane Gyles	Both of Boston
	14	William Roberts & Lidia Heath	Both of Boston
	25	Edward Ingerson & Esther Castile	Both of Boston
		James Riddle & Mary Fairservice	Both of Boston
February	1	John Decoster & Sarah Soper	Both of Boston
	8	John Brothers & Mary Bacon	Both of Boston
	25	John Glentworth & Elizabeth Carnes	Both of Boston
March	29	John Pitcomb & Amy Lucas	Both of Boston
April	28	Jacob Mariel & Susanna Grosuls	Both of Boston
May	4	Samuel Webber & Sarah Darrington	Both of Boston
	24	Isaac Stowell & Mary Oliver	Both of Boston
	29	William Campbell & Abigail Knowles	Both of Boston
June	3	Charles Evens & Grace Hewet	Both of Boston
July	2	William Smalledge & Lidia Malada	Both of Boston
	4	Joseph Breed & Lidia Bacon	Both of Boston
	24	Philip Acher & Mary Mack	Both of Boston
August	5	John Lithgow & Mary Decoster	Both of Boston
	7	James Semple & Sarah Harris	Both of Boston
	18	John Lary & Elizabeth Seaford	Both of Boston
	24	Daniel Kneeland & Elizabeth Sharrod	Both of Boston
September	23	James Ivers & Hannah Trecothick	Both of Boston
	30	Robert Jarvis & Lidia Audabert	Both of Boston
October	19	Thomas Wilkins & Catharine Fosdick	Both of Boston
		Nathaniel Tufts & Mary Peirce	Both of Boston
November	1	Thomas Preston & Susanna Addleton	Both of Boston
	23	John Gibson & Ellis Wadson	Both of Boston
December	2	William Rogers & Margaret Hastings	Both of Boston
	28	Samuel Warden & Ann Beartell	Both of Boston
	31	Edward Welch & Elizabeth Beartell	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		John Box		Wardens
		James Forbes		Wardens

1754
January	5	John Riordon & Susanna Bill	Both of Boston
	20	Luke Ryan & Sarah Sale	Both of Boston
	21	Moses Healey & Mary Clark	Both of Boston
February	21	Richard Green & Hannah Brimmer	Both of Boston
	28	Henry Neal & Sarah Niles	Both of Boston
April	16	William Bright & Sarah Smith	Both of Boston
	18	John Erving & Maria Catharina Shirley	Both of Boston
May	15	Ebenezer Richardson & Keziah Henshaw	Both of Boston
June	10	Peter Bourn & Sarah Orrick	Both of Boston
	13	James Brott & Abigail Coulter	Both of Boston
July	24	William Bellburn & Elizabeth Pain	Both of Boston
August	1	Shove Allen & Mary Proctor	Both of Boston
	8	Thomas Farrell & Ann Gardiner	Both of Boston
	21	Charles Beaujean & Mary Harris	Both of Boston
	26	John Morrison & Susanna Smith	Both of Boston
September	10	John Matches & Rebecca Davis	Both of Boston
	16	Robert Pottell & Eleanor Morris	Both of Boston
October	6	Philip Lewis & Mehitable Stedman	Both of Boston
	10	Benjamin Burt & Joan Hooton	Both of Boston
	20	Henry Gardiner & Hannah Grafton	Both of Boston
	21	John Carrill & Eleanor M^caffee	Both of Boston
	24	Samuel Waterhouse & Hannah Lewis	Both of Boston
November	6	James Smith & Mary Nutton	Both of Boston
	7	Joseph Jackson & Jane Grizler	Both of Boston
	27	Cumby Hood & Sarah Nolan	Both of Boston
December	22	Enoch Howard & Lidia Wadsworth	Both of Boston
	24	Benjamin Mountjoy & Ann Green	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Lloyd & Eleanor Williams	Both of Boston
	30	Mathew Lucas & Sarah Tinkum	Both of Boston
		H Caner	}	Minister
		James Forbes		Wardens
		John Box		Wardens

1755
January	18	Richard Butler & Alice Dorton	Both of Boston
	19	James Hill & Mary Fitzgerald	Both of Boston
February	16	John Fairservice & Mary Lawrence	Both of Boston
	23	Robert Williams & Elizabeth Harris	Both of Boston
March	30	Joseph Yeamans & Ann Howard	{	He of Newport
			{	She of Boston
April	9	Lancaster & Margaret Negroes	Both of Boston
	13	Elijah Wiatt & Hannah Lee	Both of Boston
June	3	James Eyres & Mary Ervin	Both of Boston
	5	Robert Temple & Harriet Shirley	Both of Boston
	8	George Stewart & Hannah Mullin	Both of Boston
	16	John Cecly & Hannah Crawford	Both of Boston
July	15	John Jenkins & Elizabeth Moide	Both of Boston
	20	James Apthorp & Sarah Wentworth	Both of Boston
September	29	Nicholas Adams & Mary Foland	Both of Boston
October	7	Samuel Touler & Margaret Dunn	Both of Boston
	23	James Parss & Hannah Reed	Both of Boston
	27	Nathaniel Wheelwright & Ann Apthorp	Both of Boston
November	17	Jonathan Starback & Mary Durant	Both of Boston
December	11	Patrick Hobane & Mary Hobane	Both of Boston
		H Caner	Minister
		James Forbes	Wardens
	14	William Wilchman & Deborah Frazier	Both of Boston
	25	Joseph Groves & Margaret Langley	Both of Boston
	27	Richard Collins & Ann Aldin	Both of Boston
	28	James Patterson & Elizabeth Smart	{	He of Bristol in England
		Private by the Rev^d M^r Walkins	{	She of Boston

1756
January	15	Ballis Rogerson & Sarah Packer	Both of Boston
February	5	Samuel Solley & Lucy Lechmere	{	He of Portsmouth
			{	She of Boston
	17	John Bailey & Ann Marmoy	Both of Boston
	23	Daniel Hayden & Ruth Clark	Both of Boston
March	7	James Rouse & Hannah Berry	Both of Boston
	14	John Baker & Elizabeth Ellis	Both of Boston
	19	William Davis & Martha Tomson	Both of Boston
	21	Richard Rallen & Margaret Taylor	Both of Boston
	25	Nicholas Hogshaw & Mercy Sumner	Both of Boston
		John Collins & Ann M^cCarrigan	Both of Boston
April	8	The Hon.^ble Jonathan Belcher & Abigail Allen	}	He of Hallifax
				She of Boston
	14	Peter Hennesey & Mary Chamberlain	Both of Boston
		Joseph Harrison & Elizabeth Chamberlain	Both of Boston
May	4	William Viall & Mary Heath	Both of Boston
		Alexander Brigfield & Priscilla Knowling	Both of Boston
	27	James Jackson & Mary Rand	Both of Boston
July	1	John Marks & Elizabeth Ward	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Henry Lloyd		Wardens
	5	Adam Cavenah & Grace Viall	Both of Boston
August	19	Charles M^cgee & Hannah Cooke	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Read & Mary Hunniwell	Both of Boston
October	3	Thomas Smelt & Ann Tyng	Both of Boston
	24	Robert Rand & Martha Grice	Both of Boston
November	11^th	Dennis Shehan & Elizabeth Hodge	Both of Boston
December	1	John Presman & Mary Higgins	Both of Boston
	5	Joseph Wakefield & Ruth Cobb	Both of Boston
	8	Thomas Low & Eleanor Hannakin	Both of Boston
	9	Jonathan Farnham & Martha Beers	Both of Boston
	10	Samuel Wilson Hallet & Elizabeth Simpkins	}	He of Rhode Island
			}	She of Boston

1757
January	13	Richard Walker & Susanna Boyl	Both of Boston
February	3	John Sims & Elizabeth Dickman	Both of Boston
	6	Michael Whallen & Isabella Watten	Both of Boston
	10	George Witten & Elizabeth Daniels	Both of Boston
	27	Jacob Rice & Lillias Towell	Both of Boston
March	2	Peter Peterson Baker & Catharine Vaughn	Both of Boston
	31	Henry Young & Mary Sidrin	Both of Boston
April	3	John Decoster & Sarah Pain	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 11^th 1757
		H Caner	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Henry Lloyd		Wardens
May	19	James Mears & Ann Greaton	Both of Roxbury
June	6	Nicolas Buckley & Catharine Daniel	Both of Boston
		Rev^d Ichabod Camp & Ann Oliver	{	He of Middleton
			{	She of Boston
	19	William Nowlan & Sarah Sparks	Both of Boston
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Henry Lloyd		Wardens

1757
June	23	John Burckhart & Christana Snoudesleson	Both of Boston
	30	John Mager & Eleanor Sample	Both of Boston
July	7	John Dobson & Elizabeth Lugg	Both of Boston
	10	Marlin Shetsner & Susanna Davis	Both of Boston
	17	Samuel Jenner & Mary Sherrard	Both of Boston
	21	James Higgins & Ellin Barrett	Both of Boston
August	4	William Lane & Rhoda Johnson	Both of Boston
		Anthony Jozear & Sarah Bodge	Both of Boston
	25	Nathaniel Smith & Hannah Webber	Both of Boston
	28	Thomas Bennet & Abigail Hamilton	Both of Boston
September	1	Lawrence M^cMannus & Hannah Ellis	Both of Boston
	27	Thomas Mullins & Mary Phillips	Both of Boston
October	4	John Kidney & Hannah Kitchen	Both of Boston
	6	William Engilburt & Catharine Vertin	Both of Boston
	9	Thomas Youngman & Susanna Wales	Both of Boston
	20	Abraham Duttom & Elizabeth Turpin	Both of Boston
		John Burgyan & Sarah Alford	Both of Boston
November	3	John Dupee & Sarah M^cClister	Both of Boston
	10	James Marston & Hannah Bill	Both of Boston
		Hugh M^cGlone & Abigail Brocas	Both of Boston
	16	James Bragg & Abigail Elwell	Both of Boston
	21	Henry Stanney & Katharine Nixon	Both of Boston
	24	James Barrick & Susanna Winkley	Both of Boston
December	1	John Green & Elizabeth Waters	Both of Boston
	25	Mathew Nazro & Susanna Morrison	Both of Boston
	27	James Molineaux & Elizabeth Patteshall	Both of Boston

1758
January	1	Joseph Givin & Catharine Fitzpatrick	Both of Boston
	17	Crispin Gapson & Mary M^cKeal	Both of Boston
February	7	Robert Pledger & Mary Beaufort	Both of Boston
	26	Daniel Lace & Mary Swinney	Both of Boston
		H. Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Henry Lloyd		Wardens
March	13	Thomas Porter & Abigail Cook	Both of Boston
	26	John King & Catharine Bradrick	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week March 27^th 1758
		Henry Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Henry Lloyd		Wardens
April	1	Charles Conner & Hannah Davis	Both of Boston
	6	Joseph Ransford & Elizabeth Collins	Both of Boston
	9	John Gould & Elizabeth Wentworth	Both of Boston
	13	Edmond Shar & Mary Hutchins	Both of Boston
	27	William Welch & Rebecca Davis	Both of Boston
June	13	Thomas Edwards & Mary Johonnot	{	He of Middleton
			{	She of Boston
July	31	Richard Bill & Mary Dorty	Both of Boston
August	7	John Nevel & Bridget Flood	Both of Boston
	24	Ebenezer Swan & Mercy Keyes	Both of Boston
September	1	George Mugford & Mary Colter	Both of Boston
	18	John Aspenwall & Penelope Dwelly	Both of Stoughton
October	12	James Dogharty & Mary Bartlett	Both of Boston
November	19	William Graham & Kezia Russell	Both of Boston
December	19	James M^cDaniel & Margaret M^cKennaqua	Both of Boston
	20	John Hicks & Mary Seward	Both of Boston
	24	Dennis Shehan & Mary Callonan	Both of Boston
	26	John Gregory & Margaret Winship	Both of Boston

1759
January	1	Richard Collier & Mary Green	Both of Boston
	2	Joseph Wainwright & Rebecca Marion	Both of Boston
	25	Francis Wood & Rebecca Smalladge	Both of Boston
	28	James Reeves & Elizabeth Merrett	Both of Boston
February	2	John Sinclair & Elizabeth Wellin	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
	22	William Hunter & Mary Yorke	Both of Boston
	28	James Caloe & Hannah Marshall	Both of Boston
March	8	William Green & Margaret Cannon	Both of Boston
	15	William Howard & Hannah Nazro	Both of Boston
	20	Robert Bond & Rebecca Hall	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 16^th 1759
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
April	17	John Horlitts & Mary Morrison	Both of Boston
	21	John Nanson & Ann Willson	Both of Boston
May	8	Rev^d John Troutbeck & Sarah Gould	Both of Boston
June	26	Joseph Thompson & Rebecca Gallap	Both of Medford
August	2^d	Henry Bearsman & Hannah Gatcomb	Both of Boston
	8	Thomas Mathews & Ann Mathews	Both of Boston
	28	Richard Robinson & Leah Youngman	Both of Boston
September	13	Thomas Bullfinch & Susan Apthorp	Both of Boston
October	21	Kemble Bass & Freelove Everden	Both of Boston
	25	Thomas Paul & Sarah Fairservice	Both of Boston
November	1	Nehemiah Mill & Elizabeth Benjamin	Both of Boston
	22	Nathaniel Polly & Mary Thomas	Both of Boston
December	21	George Fulford & Elizabeth Gibson	Both of Boston
	24	Roger Ryan & Ann Guire	Both of Boston
	25	Edward Jackson & Mary Cazneau	Both of Boston
		Peter Ulgreen & Mary Armstrong	Both of Boston
	28	Joseph Bye & Mary Davis	Both of Boston

1760
January	10^th	James Earven & Sarah Traglohan	Both of Boston
	17	John Hewet & Elizabeth Wood	Both of Boston
	22	Thomas Dakin & Abigail Stoodley	Both of Boston
	23	Peter Lavender & Mary Stone	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
	29	Isaac Whitehand & Elizabeth Erskine	Both of Boston
		John Wheeler & Margaret Holland	Both of Boston
	31	Arthur Brown & Ann Gardiner	Both of Boston
February	7	Samuel Sharpham & Lydia Cullam	Both of Boston
	14	John Sharing & Elizabeth Collins	Both of Boston
		William Stone & Alice Lucas	Both of Boston
	18	Benjamin Dolbear & Hephzibah Pearcel	Both of Boston
March	4^th	Richard Penhallow & Millisent Hardy	Both of Boston
	6	Aaron Hodgets & Sarah Oldham	Both of Boston
		Edward Gray & Mary Pulling	Both of Boston
	13	Henry Sallan & Mary Bevelrider	Both of Boston
	31	Ishmael Jewell & Lettice Young	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 7^th 1760
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
April	27^th	John Trumbal & Ruth Wier	Both of Boston
May	1^st	William Allen & Rebecca Delap	Both of Boston
	11	Jacob Thayer & Lydia Farrar	Both of Boston
	22^nd	Patrick Kenny & Eleanor Loyd	Both of Boston
July	28	Abel Maddox & Bridget Ward	Both of Boston
		James Adington & Ann Finn	Both of Boston
		Benjamin Harris & Abigail Foster	Both of Boston
		Bartholomew Waneg & Ann Englebert	Both of Boston
August	5	William King & Ann Grave	Both of Boston
	7	Walter Power & Rebecca Briscoe	Both of Boston
	14	Andrew Johonnot & Mary Nichols	Both of Boston
	19	James Roach & Mary Hill	Both of Boston
	27	Jeffery Hemanway & Susanna Wright	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
		Chas. Paxton		Wardens
September	21	William Temple & Mehitable Whipple	Both of Boston
	28	Lawrence Allen & Mary Towler	Both of Boston
October	17	John Metcalf & Eunice Metcalf	Both of Boston
	29	James M^cEvers & Elizabeth Apthorp	{	He of New York
			{	She of Boston
November	6	Daniel Brackenbury & Mary Bryant	Both of Boston
	9	Edward Richardson & Mary Preston	Both of Boston
December	3	Benjamin Hall & Sarah Perry	Both of Boston
	18	William Eaton & Mary Thorp	Both of Boston
	20	Joseph Wheaten & Mary Clark	Both of Boston

1761
January	5	Patrick Walsh & Elizabeth Wheaten	Both of Boston
	7	Philip Hilt & Mary Elizabeth Oblin	Both of Boston
	22	William Goster & Catharine Henchshaw	Both of Boston
March	5	Edward Man & Mary Bodge	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week March 23d 1761
		H Caner		Minister
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
April	9^th	Thomas Dixon & Katherine Wethered	Both of Boston
	16	Maurice Kieffe & Mary Fleming	Both of Boston
May	12	John Hendrick Chalts & Frone Elfring	Both of Boston
	14	Christopher Godmore & Abigail Weston	Both of Boston
	17	Daniel Crane & Katharine Rocket	Both of Boston
	22	John Anselm & Hannah Jenkins	Both of Boston
	28	Shubael Nicholson & Sarah Jackson	Both of Boston
June	6	William Bryant & Mary Casey	Both of Boston
	10	Edward Brown & Mary Stone	Both of Boston
August	20	George Langley & Susanna Kean	Both of Boston
	27	Rev^d East Apthorp & Elizabeth Hutchinson	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
September	17	Hazzard	Negroe Servant to D^r Gardiner & Coopera
		Free Negroes	Both of Boston
	20	James Burrell & Mary Bradford	Both of Boston
October	1	The Rev^d James Greaton & Mary Wheelwright	Both of Boston
December	6	Robert Williams & Hannah Reed	Both of Boston
	20	Joseph Gorman & Isabella Stackpole	Both of Boston
	23	Thomas Ransom & Margaret Miller	Both of Boston
	24	Daniel Mills & Ann Buskrod	Both of Boston

1762
January	2^d	William Jones & Mary M^cGuire	Both of Boston
	7	John Robertson & Mary Coffin	Both of Boston
	10	John Stebbings & Martha Jackson	Both of Boston
	14	Jacob Jennings & Grace Parker	Both of Boston
	24	Michael Fitzgerald & Honour Wade	Both of Boston
		Morris Welch & Judith Carrol	Both of Boston
	26	William Butler & Margaret White	Both of Boston
March	14	Edward Whaland & Rebecca Davis	Both of Boston
	23	John Mitchel & Judith Doharty	Both of Boston
April	2	Mathew Clarke & Mary Goodman	Both of Boston
	11	Francis Jones & Abigail Eaton	Both of Boston
		John Warnock & Sarah Whitel	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 12^th 1762
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
	13	Thomas Hase & Susanna M^cmurphey	Both of Boston
	15	Elijah Tuttle & Mary Harbud	Both of Boston
	27	John Freeman & Winifred Becket	Both of Boston
May	13	Theodore Atkinson Jun^r & Frances Wentworth	{	He of Portsmouth
			{	She of Boston
	25	James Mirrick & Dorothy Fairbanks	Both of Boston
June	17	William Burton & Margaret Hubbard	Both of Boston
	20	Shubael Hewes & Martha Frye	Both of Boston
July	18	Benjamin Smith & Margaret Mills	Both of Boston
	20	Michael Condon & Affey Sulivan	Both of Boston
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
		Nat Wheelwright		Wardens
August	2	James Burton & Jane Hudson	Both of Boston
September	4	Samuel Ellis & Sarah Calverly	Both of Boston
	23	David Farra & Rebecca Davis	Both of Boston
November	2	Lawrence Collins & Jane Dyer	Both of Boston

1763
March	3	John Readman & Mary Bode	Both of Boston
May	24	John Tregea & Mary Webb	Both of Boston
June	30	Isaac Young & Catharine Hoffaine	Both of Boston
July	28	John Gilbard & Margaret Edwards	Both of Boston
August	2	William Sprague & Rebecca Ramsdall	Both of Boston
October	4	Nehemiah Liscom & Rhoda Kinny	Both of Stoughton
	6	Patrick Dealy & Susanna Clark	Both of Boston
	9	Norman Bacon & Susanna Brickley	Both of Boston
Octo^er	31	George Powrey & Hannah Seaver	Both of Boston106
November	1	Walter M^cClaster & Mary Shay	Both of Boston
		Noah Bartholomew & Mercy West	Both of Boston
	3	John Dunn & Rebecca Arno	Both of Boston
	20	William Milward & Hannah Watts	Both of Boston
December	5^th	James Shepard & Mary De Rue	Both of Boston
	13	John Bartlett & Mary Crouch	Both of Boston
	15	Philip Dumaresque & Rebecca Gardiner	Both of Boston
	29	James Lyme & Sarah Vassall	Both of Boston

1764
January	8^th	John Butler & Ann Gardner	Both of Boston
February	13	John Searl & Susanna Flurenet	Both of Boston
March	11	Richard Skellings & Mary Box	Both of Boston
	13	Stephen Greenleaf & Meriah Mason	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 23^d 1764
		H Caner	}	Minister
			}	Wardens
April	26	George Cads & Sarah Viall	Both of Boston
May	1	John Atkinson & Mary King	Both of Boston
	6	Thomas Clemens & Elizabeth Andrews Mitchell	Both of Boston
	16	John Fleet & Elisabeth Cazneau	Both of Boston
June	12	William Haskins & Lydia Box	Both of Boston
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
	14	John Gilbert & Margery Forrest	Both of Boston
	24	Thomas Fanning & Mary Willson	Both of Boston
July	2	Anthony Decost^r & Margaret Benjamin	Both of Boston
	15	John Greenleaf & Ann Wroe	Both of Boston
August	7	Thomas Baker & Elizabeth Raymond	Both of Boston
	20	Dudley Wade Swan & Elizabeth Osborne	Both of Boston
	28	John Molloy & Mary Fisher	Both of Boston
September	10^th	Edward Saunders & Elizabeth Heasley	Both of Boston
	27	William Sharpe & Sarah Gillings	Both of Boston
October	16	Nicholas Buckley & Lydia Rice	Both of Boston
	18	William Euings & Elizabeth Mountford	Both of Boston
November	1	John Jackson & Mary Richardson	Both of Boston
		David Goodwin & Abigail Jenner	Both of Boston
	11	John Peck & Sarah Brewer	Both of Boston
December	8	Elias Tuckerman & Mary Mountford	Both of Boston
	12	Samuel Hayley & Elizabeth Lord	Both of Boston
	16	James Pecker & Susanna Standridge	Both of Boston107
	23	Samuel Woodburn & Sarah Knowland	Both of Boston
	31	Joseph Lane & Grace Durick	Both of Boston

1765
January	13^th	Michael Burck & Catharine Hoar	Both of Boston
	25	John Yorkes & Rebecca Cowell	Both of Boston
	31	Michael Cary & Elizabeth Dobson	Both of Boston
February	3	Charles Anderson & Mary Bright	Both of Boston
	14	William Palphrey & Susanna Cazneau	Both of Boston
March	4	Alexander Shepard & Elizabeth Greenwood	Both of Boston
April	2	Thomas Allen & Elizabeth Ballard	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 8^th 1765
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
	29	John Hart & Elizabeth Showman	Both of Boston
May	18	John Linketer & Frances Hastings	Both of Boston
June	9	Edmund Quincy & Mehitable Temple	Both of Boston
July	7	William De’larue & Catharine Bryant	Both of Boston
	14	Nathaniel Ashton & Mary M^cDaniels	Both of Boston
August	15	Samuel Jordan & Dorcas Young	Both of Boston
October	4	George Davenport Walker & Ann Loring	Both of Boston
	15	Nathaniel Rogers & Elizabeth Gould	Both of Boston108
	20	John Foster & Susanna Lewis	Both of Boston109
	28	Nicholas Butler & Sarah Winship	Both of Boston
	29	Elijah Wedge & Ann Lemmon	Both of Boston
		George Brinley & Mary Wentworth	Both of Boston
November	17	Benjamin Wormell & Ann Giffard	Both of Boston
December	10	John Pettey & Lucy Croing	Both of Boston
		Anthony Carwell & Hannah Black	Both of Boston

1766
January	30^th	John Clark & Ann Chandler	Both of Boston
February	8th	James Freeman & Priscilla Weatherleggs	Both of Boston
March	16^th	Robert Bayard & Rebecca Apthorp	}	He of New York
			}	She of Boston
Monday in Easter Week March 31^st 1766
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
May	29^th	William Ross & Sarah Churchill	Both of Boston
June	23	Enoch Bartlett & Elizabeth Seagar	Both of Boston
July	13	Thomas Jordan & Susanna Bodge	Both of Boston
	22	Josiah Child & Lucy Stearn	Both of Boston
October	15	William Douglas & Abigail Doake	Both of Boston
	27	Samuel Hadden & Catharine Tree	Both of Boston
November	9^th	Thomas Roach & Judah Cunningham	Both of Boston
	12	Thomas Stevens & Hannah Stockbridge	Both of Boston
	13	Henry Fritz & Mary Lehr	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minis^tr
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
December	3	Benjamin Spooner & Elizabeth Rogers	Both of Boston
	10^th	Richard Mansfield & Sarah Carpenter	Both of Boston

1767
January	8	John Thwing & Hannah Phillips	Both of Boston
		John Kennady & Bathsheba Rotch	Both of Boston
February	2	William Jenkenson & Jane Miller	Both of Boston
	3	Richard Catton & Mary Raspin	Both of Boston
	4	Patrick Haring & Susanna M^cmullins	Both of Boston
	22	Samuel Hand Harris & Mary Mugford	Both of Boston
March	3	Lazarus Lebarron & Susanna Johonnot	Both of Boston
	24	Peter Prim & Sarah Archer	Both of Boston
April	12	Jacob Eades & Elizabeth Thomas	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 19^th 1767
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
	26	Daniel Kelrin & Sarah Raymond	Both of Boston
May	19	William Adams & Mary Porter	Both of Boston
	30^th	Samuel Haywood & Mary Haley	Both of Boston
June	7^th	James Frost & Anna Read	Both of Boston
July	8	Patrick Morris & Mary Massey	Both of Boston
	31	Diamond Morton & Margaret Johonnot	Both of Boston
August	11^th	Abner Walker & Susanna Jones	Both of Boston
	16	William Hooper & Ann Clark	Both of Boston
September	1	Thomas Harris & Eleanor Lane	Both of Boston
	15	Joseph Sweetser & Lydia Sweetser	Both of Boston
	27	Phillip Kaan & Jane Ellis	Both of Boston
October	11	William Harrison & Duty Dunkin	Both of Boston
Novem^r	10	Joseph Gorson & Hannah Marget	Both of Boston
	29	James Lewis & Dorkas Jordon	Both of Boston
December	31	John Anthony Gallaven & Margaret Read	Both of Boston

1768
February	1	Samuel Shephard & Elizabeth Woodard	Both of Boston
	4	Ebenezer Woods & Jemima Harris	Both of Boston
	17	John Raymond & Susanna Drowne	Both of Boston
	26	Francis Dizer & Mary Hunt	Both of Boston
March	13	John Clouston & Mary Greely	Both of Boston
		John Connell & Anna Dwyer	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 4^th 1768
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
May	22	John Morgan & Joanna Baker	Both of Boston
June	6	Richard Rimmer & Mary Brown	Both of Boston110
	7	John Woart & Mary Gilbart	Both of Boston
	16	Stephen Law & Rebecca Prescott	Both of Boston
July	6	Robert Scott & Mary Dunn	Both of Boston
August	22	Charles Perrin & Elizabeth Richards	Both of Boston
	23	Solomon Smith & Sarah James	Both of Boston
September	4^th	John Pendergrass & Ann Langford	Both of Boston
	8	John Riddle & Lucy Clark	Both of Boston
	20	Thomas Adams & Sarah Mirrick	Both of Boston
	26	Isaac Shepard & Dorcas Coller	Both of Boston
October	7	John Copp & Elizabeth Paileare	Both of Boston
	10	William Landfierd & Grace Evans	Both of Boston
	21	John Oliver & Abigail Richardson	Both of Boston
November	3	Richard Ray & Catharine Quin	Both of Boston
	21	Ebenezer Love & Dorcas Card	Both of Boston
	28	John Newbury & Ruth Mather	Both of Boston
December	29	Samuel Marsh & Jemima Stevens	Both of Boston

1769
January	15	John Wright & Ann Belshaw	Both of Boston
	29	John Dean & Elizabeth Stone	Both of Boston
February	2	Rev^d John Forbes & Dorothy Murray	Both of Boston
	12	Isaac Harper & Mary Glover	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week March 27^th 1769
		H. Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Chas Paxton		Wardens
May	16	Charles Miller & Elizabeth Cary	{	He of Boston
			{	She of Charlestown
June	29	Joseph Measell & Martha Melledge	Both of Boston
July	9	James Arnold & Esther Sloper	Both of Boston
	13	Richard Sharwin & Ann Hill	Both of Boston
September	10	John Stevens & Honora Solivan	Both of Boston
October	24	John Michalls & Mary Willson	Both of Boston
November	29	Josiah Pulling & Mary Chambers	Both of Boston

1770
January	24	John Murray & Deborah Brinley	{	He of Rutland
			{	She of Boston
February	4	William Johns & Sarah Chandler	Both of Boston
April	12	William Cole & Sarah Cleaveland	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week April 16^th 1770
		H. Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilb^t Deblois		Wardens
	18	Nathaniel Brinley & Catharine Cradock	{	He of Framingham
			{	She of Boston
May	13	John Herter & Mary Bender	Both of Boston
June	20	John Doyle & Elizabeth Paine	Both of Boston
July	26	Thomas Harris & Hester Peirce	Both of Boston
	27	Jesse Linley & Elizabeth Hillman	Both of Boston
August	5	John Conder & Ellinor Austin	Both of Boston
	16	Nathaniel Rogers & Susanna Hall	Both of Boston
	27	William Hill & Triphena Goddard	Both of Boston
November	9	John Slayman & Sarah Smith 14^th Regm^t	Both of Boston
	18	Benjamin Warren & Mary Bosson	Both of Boston
	29	Luke Gardner & Margaret Johnston	Both of Boston
December	5	Joseph McNeal & Margaret Shephard	Both of Boston
	6	Richard Carpenter & Elizabeth Brackett	Both of Boston
	13	Robert Hewes & Deborah Waite	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilb^t Deblois		Wardens
	25	Lewis Deblois & Elizabeth Debuke	Both of Boston

1771
January	6	Benjamin Jeffrie & Salome Rieford	Both of Boston
	9	Philip Gaudin & Elizabeth Butler	Both of Boston
	27^th	Jeremiah Taylor & Mary Edes	Both of Boston
February	3	Thomas Carnes & Mary Scramp	Both of Boston
March	27^th	James Lincoln & Hannah Hendly	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week
April 1^st 1771
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens
April	7	Nathaniel Tucker & Ann Dalton	Both of Boston
	23	John Kinningburg & Jane Harrison	Both of Boston
May	21	James Hall & Martha Bayley	Both of Boston
	30	Edward Baker & Lucy Mather	Both of Boston
	31	Thomas Thornley & Eleanor Davis	Both of Boston
June	10	Amos Hitching & Mary Cotter	Both of Boston
	27	Henry Christian Geyer & Sarah Jones	Both of Boston111
July	12	Richard Cary & Ann Phillips 14^th Regm^t	Both of Boston
	14	Jonathan Cary & Sarah Putnam	Both of Boston
August	11	John Blyth & Ann Roby Gilkee	Both of Boston
	14	Bartlett Sparry Hodgetts & Lydia Procter	Both of Boston
September	15	John Edwards & Frances Partridge	Both of Boston
	25	Ralph Inman & Elizabeth Smith	{	He of Cambridge
			{	She of Boston
October	17	John Garret & Catharine Hill	Both of Boston
November	27	Andrew Hill & Mary Wetherlicks	Both of Boston
December	25	George Deblois & Sarah Deblois	{	He of Salem
			{	She of Boston
	26	Henderson Inches & Elizabeth Brimmer	Both of Boston
	27	Joseph Piper & Mary Appleton	Both of Boston
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens

1772
January	5	John Caswell & Susanna Waldo	Both of Boston
	7	Robert Hallowell & Hannah Gardiner	Both of Boston
	8	Thomas More & Mary Nevell	Both of Boston
February	18	Peter Hunnewell & Sarah Read	Both of Boston
March	5	Richard Jordan & Elizabeth Durant	Both of Boston
	22	George Cockanes & Frances Cole	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week
April 20^th 1772
		H Caner		Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens
April	22	Richard Smith & Lucretia Frances Vassall	Both of Boston
May	3	John Leeary and Catharine Roley	Both of Boston
	12	James Watson & Elizabeth Marsh	Both of Boston
June	7	John White & Abigail Davidson	Both of Boston
	8	William Hambleton 14^th Reg^mt & Elizabeth Merchant	Both of Boston
	12	Thomas Dugan & Mary Acres	Both of Boston
July	7	Michael Burk & Mary Gray	Both of Boston
	22	William Raymond & Lidia Lovil	Both of Boston
	23	James Martin & Martha Spence	Both of Boston
August	6	Samuel Gardner Jarvis & Susanna Peirce	Both of Boston
	21	Thomas White & Mary Lawrell 64 Reg^t	Both of Boston
	29	Thomas Colbert & Elizabeth Harris	Both of Boston
December	3	Edward Goodwin & Prudence Gahagan	Both of Boston
	8	James Shepherd & Alice Simpson	Both of Boston
	17	Samuel Welles & Isabella Pratt Jun^r	Both of Bosto
	20	William Landers & Mary Mathews	Both of Boston

1773
January	31	Thomas Voeax & Mary Thayer	Both of Boston
February	11	George Hickin & Elizabeth Dunn	Both of Boston
April	5	Dennis Bond & Margaret Scott	Both of Boston
	6	Fisher Kingsbury & Chloe Kenney	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week
April 12^th 1773
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilb^t Deblois		Wardens
May	31	Benjamin Fisher Morrison & Olive Jeneson	Both of Boston
June	1	John Jefferies Jun^r & Sarah Roads	Both of Boston
	11	Daniel Rourke & Mary Williams	Both of Boston
July	10	Francis Trotter & Abigail Floyd	Both of Boston
August	4	John Ingoldsby & Abigail Melladge	Both of Boston
D^o	15	Levi Jennings & Mary Hill	Both of Boston
		William Clough & Mary King	Both of Boston
September	21	John Inman & Sarah Haskins	Both of Boston
October	8	John Angell & Mary Hopkins	Both of Boston
November	16	Samuel Avery & Sarah Briggs	Both of Boston
December	8	Oliver Frost & Sarah Bryan	Both of Boston
	31	Arodi Thayer & Mary Bois	Both of Boston

1774
January	1	William Auther & Elizabeth Stone	Both of Boston
	30	Edward Adams & Mary Wharffe	Both of Boston
February	10	John Moody Jun^r & Christian Leyr	Both of Boston
	24	George Cockaynes & Mira Ramsey	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week
April 4^th 1774
		H. Caner		Minister
		Silv Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens
May	15	John Douglass & Elizabeth Moody	Both of Boston
	18	David Geary & Joanna Brooks	Both of Boston
June	2	Barnabas Wilson & Mary Robinson	Both of Boston
	23	Henry Knox & Lucy Flucker	Both of Boston
		John White & Martha Merryfield	Both of Boston
	30	Michael Taylor & Jane Burns	Both of Boston
July	3	John Geyer & Elizabeth Cooler	Both of Boston
August	7	Andrew Wisacre & Jane Cutler	Both of Boston
	29	Emanuel Short & Sarah Lance	Both of Boston
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens
September	20	William Goodwin Burriss & Abigail Foster	Both of Boston
	22	Samuel Brookes & Hephziba White	Both of Boston
October	10	Caleb Cooledge & Fanny Robinson	Both of Boston
	11	David Comee & Christian Maltman	Both of Boston
	27	William Gibbs & Elizabeth Loring	Both of Boston
November	2	James Arquhart & Hannah Flucker	Both of Boston
	15	Oliver Whipple & Abigail Gardiner	{	He of Portsmouth
			{	She of Boston
December	14	Robert Vincent & Sarah Butler	Both of Boston
	22	John Yarley & Mary Hofsaine	Both of Boston

1775
January	3	Laurence Smith & Margaret Hopkins	{	He of the 4^th Reg^t
			{	She of Boston
	8	Robert Timson & Martha Powell	Both of Boston
	17	Joseph Wyeth & Eunice Bastrich	Both of Boston
	25	Lemuel Burril & Jerusha Cunningham	Both of Boston
	26	George Erving & Mary M^cintosh Royall	Both of Boston
	29	Valentine Fennely & Sarah Bell	Both of Boston
February	13	William Dudley & Sarah Cain	Both of Boston
	20	Samuel Lloyd & Fanny Lisle	Both of Boston
	26	Robert Williams & Charlotte Boney	Both of Boston
March	8	Benjamin Price & Mary Thompson	Both of Boston
	27	William Harrison & Lidia Burrell	Both of Boston
Monday in Easter Week
April 17^th 1775
		H Caner	}	Minister
		Silv. Gardiner		Wardens
		Gilbert Deblois		Wardens
April	23	John Busteed Ireland & Fair Atkins	Both of Boston
May	14	Richard Stayner & Sarah Mather	Both of Boston
	22	Thomas Davison & Jane Wilkinson	18^th Regim^t
	25	Andrew Reynolds & Ann Wilkinson	Both of Boston
June	18	Patrick Downe & Jane Bennet	{	He Cap^t in the 5^th Reg^t
			{	She Resident in Boston
	21	John Skinner & Sarah Raymond	Both of Boston
	28	Thomas Yates & Margaret Allment	Of Eliot’s Marines
July	10	Thomas White & Abigail Starr	Both of Boston
	31	John Marten Serj^t of 52 & Elizabeth Kelly
August	13	John Peter Galley & Mary King	Both of Boston
	14	Charles Bordvine & Hannah Mountford	Both of Boston
	21	Henry Lake & Elizabeth Hurley	Both of Boston
	27	John Smith & Margarett Lilborn	Both of Boston
September	5	Thomas Chapman & Jane Garlant	2^d Battallion of Marines
October	20	Thomas Bird & Abigail Pass	49^th Reg^t
	26	Francis Ingraham & Mary Fairn	Both of Boston
	29	Charles Collins & Mary Burns	Both of Boston
		Patrick Mulcahy & Judith Conner	Both of Boston
November	22	Alexander Ross & Sarah Tomlenson	Both of Boston
	29	Daniel Manwarring & Elizabeth Baker	Both of Boston
	30	William Battier & Jane Ivers	of Boston
Decem^r	3	Jonathan Raymond & Eleanor Brown	Both of Boston
		Ezekiel Averil & Elizabeth Haley	Both of Boston
	8	Joseph Nash & Eleanor Cannon	Both of Boston
	17	Edward Hall & Mercy Laha	Both of Boston
	31	John Clough & Marjery Stow	Both of Boston

1776
January	1^st	Thomas Jenkins & Ann Gibson	Both of Boston
	2	Anthony Norraway & Jane Witts	of the Marines
	24^th	William Kennedy & Catharine Saunders	of 47^th Reg^t
February	6	James Hawes & Sarah Trout	Both of Boston
	18	Philip Eckert & Sarah Coolidge	Both of Boston

March 10^th

An unnatural Rebellion of the Colonies against his Majesties Government obliged the Loyal Part of his Subjects to evacuate their Dwellings & Substance, & to take refuge in Halifax London & elsewhere. By which means the public Worship at King’s

Chapel became suspended, & is like to remain so, till it shall please God in the Course of his Providence to change the Hearts of the Rebels, or give success to his Majesties Arms for suppressing the Rebellion.

Two Boxes of Church Plate, & a Silver Christening Bason were left in the hands of the Rev^d D^r Breynton at Halifax to be delivered to me or my Order, agreeable to his Note receipt in my Hands. H. Caner

1777

1 Roger Price, born 1696, Whitefield, Northamptonshire, England, son of Rev. William and Elizabeth (Izard) Price; Balliol College, Oxford University, B.A., 1718; ordained priest, 18 Dec. 1710, Edmund Gibson, Bishop of Lincoln; chaplain, African Company, Guinea coast; chaplain of the second Duke of Portland, William Cavendish-Bentinck; rector of St. Ann’s Church, Jamaica, 1722-24; rector, Leigh on Sea, 1726-1762; Commissary of the Bishop of London Edmund Gibson, New England, minister of Kings Chapel, 1729-1746; minister, Hopkinton, 1746-1748; returned to England; died 15 Dec. 1762; married Elizabeth, the daughter of Jonathan Bull of Boston at Christ Church, 14 April 1735.

2 William Shirley, Warden (1740-42); Vestryman (1735-42, 1749-53, 1755-57); born England 2 Dec. 1694, son of William and Elizabeth (Goodman) Shirley, Preston Manor, East Sussex; married at London (1) Frances Barker four sons and one daug., Elizabeth, who married Eliakim Hutchinson; gov. Massachusetts Bay Colony (1741-49, 1753-56); lived at one time in King Street; built a mansion in Roxbury; died 24 March 1771 Boston; state funeral Kings Chapel 1 April 1771, buried in the Chapel.

3 Samuel Wentworth, Vestryman (1741).

4 Peter Faneuil, Vestryman (1738-40, 1742-43); born 20 June 1700, New Rochelle, New York; Faneuils were French Huguenots from La Rochelle, France, came to America after the Edict of Nantes was revoked; owned property and a house once held by Gov. Richard Bellingham; merchant and slave trader, philanthropist, one of the wealthiest persons in Boston; burial 10 March 1742/43.

5 Sir Charles Henry Franklin (Franklyn, Francklyn), Vestryman (1743-44, 1746-54, 1757-58); descendant of Oliver Cromwell and heir presumptive to the family baronetcy, with estates of Thirkleby and Mattersea accession 1747; Collector of the Port 1741; lived at the corner of Garden Court and Prince Street; the Clark-Franklyn house survives in the North End; he had a country estate in Hopkinton 1751.

6 Edward Tyng, Vestryman (1732-33, 1736-40, 1741-44, 1747-49); command of Massachussetts frigate that accompanied Sir William Pepperll expedition against Fort Louisburg; burial 10 Sept. 1755 age seventy-two.

7 Eliakim Hutchinson. Warden (1742-44); Vestryman (1734-75); born in Boston, 5 June 1711, son of William and Elizabeth (Brinley) Hutchinson; father Harvard College, A.B., 1702; wealthy merchant, died in 1721 of smallpox, leaving all of his real estate to Eliakim as the eldest son, but dividing the personal property equally among the six children; Eliakim, Harvard College, A.B., 1730; married 13 Nov. 1738 Elizabeth, daug. of William and Frances (Baker) Shirley; merchant; like his father avoided holding town offices; like his father an Anglican; a grandson of Thomas Brinley, one of the founders of Kings Chapel; member of the Boston Episcopal Charitable Society; 1741 became judge Suffolk Court of Common Pleas for Suffolk County; became Chief Justice 1751; died of smallpox 22 June 1775. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates. VIII.

8 Charles Apthorp, Warden (1731-32); Vestryman (1729-59); born 18 Dec. 1697, son of East and Susan (Ward) Apthorp; baptised 28 Mar. 1697 St. Botolph Bishopsgate, London; educated Eton College; married Grisel, daug. of John and Griselda (Lloyd) Eastwick; eighteen children; merchant Merchants Row; referred to as the richest man in Boston at the time; died in 1758 age sixty.

9 Henry Caswell, Vestryman (1735-36).

10 Dr. John Gibbins, Warden (1725-26); (Vestryman, 1720-27, 1728-46, 1747-61); Apothecary, wealthy Boston medical doctor; burial 26 June 2760 age seventy.

11 James Gordon, Warden (1739-40, 1746-53); Vestryman (1735-36, 1739-55, 1761-71); merchant; burial 24 May 1770 age seventy-seven.

12 James Smith, Warden (1722); Vestryman (1717-25, 1726-28, 1731-40, 1745-63); sugar boiler; burial 7 Aug. 1769 age eighty-one.

13 Robert Lightfoot, Vestryman (1741-42).

14 Thomas Hawding, (Hawdinge, Hawden, perhaps also James), Warden (1755); Vestryman (1741-43, 1744-47, 1748-56); merchant; burial, 27 Mar. 1756.

15 Charles Paxton, Warden (1760-68); Vestryman (1735-36, 1737-44, 1745-52, 1753-76); contributed funds for the 1756 organ.

16 Henry Caner, born 1700, Long Ashton, Somerset, England, son of Henry and Abigail (Flagg) Caner; family removed to Boston ca. 1710; Yale College, A.B., 1724; ordained deacon, 20 Aug. 1727, by John Waugh Bishop of Carlisle; priest, 24 Aug. 1727, by Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, Fulham Palace; licensed to serve in Connecticut, 1727-1746; minister at Fairfield, Conn., 1727-1746; at Kings Chapel, Boston, 1747-1776; married Anne, daughter of Dougal and Sarah McKenzie of Fairfield, Conn.; she died and was buried in Boston, 18 March 1752, age forty-six.

17 Thomas Lechmere, (Letchmere., Lichmere) (1683-1765), Vestryman (1720-22, 1723-27, 1728, 1730-36, 1737-40); born Hanley Castle, England; son of Edmund and Lucy Lechmere; married 17 Nov. 1709 Ann, daug. of Waitstill and Mary Browne Winthrop; Surveyor General of His Majesty’s Customs for the Northern District of America; burial 3 June 1765 age eighty-two years.

18 Silvester (Sylvester) Gardner (Gardiner), Warden (1756-60, 1762-75); Vestryman (1735-36, 1737-41, 1742-43, 1747-76); born 29 June 1708, South Kingston, Rhode Island; Apothecary in Boston by mid 1730s, physician, studied in England and France; as a teen studied under Dr. John Gibbins in Boston; in 1736 joined William Douglass to form the Medical Society of Boston; married Anne, daug. of Dr. Gibbins; as one of the Kennebeck Proprietors, he purchased in 1753 over 100,000 acres of land on the Kennebeck River in the District of Maine; portrait painted by John Singleton Copley; sold some of his Beacon Hill property to Copley; Loyalist, fled to Great Britain, 1776-1785; died in Newport, Rhode Island 8 Aug. 1786 age seventy-eight.

19 John Box, Warden (1753-55); Vestryman (1741-42, 1746-64, 1765-75); ropemaker, merchant, land owner; burial 3 Nov. 1774 age seventy-five.

20 George Cradock, (Craddock), Warden (1719-21, 1744-45): Vestryman (1719-21, 1723-27, 1728-34, 1737-66); merchant in London, established himself in Boston; married 8 May 1718 Mary, daug. of Edward and Catharine Lyde and granddaughter of Judge Nathaniel Byfield; appointed Deputy Judge of Admiralty by Judge Robert Auchmuty 2 Nov. 1736; received another commission as Deputy Judge from the Hon. Chambers Russell 17 May 1762; member of the Boston Episcopal Charitable Society founded in 1724; he lived for many years opposite Kings Chapel on Common Street; appointed Collector of Customs for Boston 1759, located in the house of Jacob Wendell; burial 1 July 1771 age eighty-seven.

21 Henry or James Lloyd, Warden (1756-58); Vestryman (1744-46, 1756-73).

22 William Vassall, Vestryman (1758-63, 1767-76); born Jamaica 23 Nov. 1715, son of Leonard and Ruth (Gale) Vassall; Harvard College, A.B., 1733; married (1) Ann Davis, by whom he had eleven children, she died 21 Jan. 1760; (2) Margaret, daug. of Judge Nathaniel Hubbard; died in England 8 May 1800 age eighty-five. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates, IX.

23 Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London (1723-48). ODNB.

24 George Berkeley, born 12 March 1684/5, Kilkieran, Ireland, son of William Berkeley; Trinity College, Dublin; B.A., 1704, M.A., 1707; Fellow, 1707-24; eminent philosopher; bishop of Cloyne; died 14 January 1753. ODNB.

25 Sir Peter Warren, born 10 March 1703/4; married Susannah, daug. of Stephen Delancey of New York; naval officer and politician; 1736-41 captain of the Squirrel (20 guns) at Boston; became well known as a result of the 1745 siege of Fortress Louisburg on Cape Breton Island; first governor of Cape Breton. ODNB.

26 Henry Caswall, Vestryman (1735-36).

27 James Forbes, Warden (1753-55); Vestryman (1742-68); shopkeeper; burial, 8 Aug. 1769 age seventy.

28 Jonathan Pue (Pew), Vestryman (1729-35, 1746-48).

29 Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, natural son of the Earl of Banbury, born 1702; British Naval official; died 30 Nov. 1777. ODNB.

30 Jean-Paul Mascarene (Mascareene), Vestryman (1715-19, 1724, 1726-28, 1752-57); born ca. 1684 or 1685, province of Languedoc in France, probably at Castres, son of Jean Mascarene and Margaret (de Salvy) Mascarene; a French Huguenot émigré; after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes he was raised and educated by relatives in Geneva; to England 1706, entered the army; naturalized; with a military expedition to Nova Scotia 1710; in Aug. 1714, sent to Grand-Pré region of Nova Scotia as a fluent negotiator with the Acadians and Native Indians; divided his time between Boston and Placentia, Newfoundland; by Aug. 1717 Capt. Regiment of Foot when Port Royal, Nova Scotia, surrendered in Oct.; returned to Boston; married Elizabeth, daug. of Michael and Joanna (Mason) Perry at unknown date; contributed to installing organ at Kings Chapel, 1713-14 and to enlarging the church; made Boston his home during years of service in Nova Scotia; to Great Britain, appointed engineer to the Board of Ordnance 1719; returned to Boston to prepare to embark for Annapolis and report on the state of fortifications; became Lieut. Gov., Nova Scotia (1740-49); rose to rank of Lieut. Col., Major Gen, (1758); during absence of the Gov. was commander-in-chief of the province; burial 29 Jan. 1760; the family were loyalists and fled to Nova Scotia when the Revolution began.

31 Andrew Oliver, born at Boston, 28 March 1706, son of Daniel and Elizabeth (Belcher) Oliver; Harvard College, A.B., 1724; (1) mar. Mary, daug. of Col. Thomas Fitch; (2), Mary, daug. of William Sanford and a sister-in-law of Thomas Hutchinson; merchant; town auditor; council member; member of House of Representatives; Secretary of the province; Lieutenant Governor; died 3 March 1774. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates: VIII.

32 Thomas Hancock, born 17 July 1703; merchant; book trade, importing and exporting; evaded the Navigation Acts; contracts with the British government during King George’s War and the Seven Years War; one of Boston’s wealthiest men; principal owner of Hancock wharf; died 1 August 1764.

33 Jeremiah Allen, born in Boston, 7 Aug. 1710, son of Jeremiah and Mary (Caball) Allen, a wealthy property owner and treasurer of the province and a younger brother of James Allen, Harvard College, A.B., 1717. Jeremiah Allen briefly attended but did not graduate with the Harvard College class of 1726. A merchant, he was elected 21 March 1727/28 Boston’s clerk of the market and elected to the House of Representatives in 1735, 1736 and 1741; a member of the province’s Council (1740-1743); elected constable of Boston in 1743 and auditor in 1744; a member of the House of Representatives (1747-1755). He, in company with John Tyng, Harvard College, A.B., 1725, were not supportive of the of the Kings Chapel petition to the Boston Town Meeting for a grant of thirty feet of the town burying ground for the extension of its building. Allen died in London in 1750. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates, VI, VII. VIII.

34 Middlecott Cooke, born 13 Aug. 1705, in Boston, a son of Elisha and Jane (Middlecott) Cooke; Harvard College, A.B., 1723; merchant, associated with family firm of Goldthwait and Cooke; held a clerkship in the Suffolk Court awarded by Gov. Jonathan Belcher; unlike his father he was not interested in championing the interests of “the people” against the royal government; regularly elected a Boston Selectman during the 1740s; charter member of the abortive Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge among the Indians of North America; died 1 May 1771. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates. VII.

35 Jacob Wendell, born, 5 Aug. 1691, Albany, New York, son of Johannes and Elizabeth (Staats) Wendell; married Sarah, daug. of James and Mercy (Bradstreet) Oliver; merchant; colonel of Boston Regiment in 1745; resided in a house at the corner of Court and Tremont Street; a member of the town council; died 7 Sept. 1761 age seventy.

36 Col. John Tyng, born 25 Jan. 1704/05, son of Major William and Lucy (Clark) Tyng; Harvard College, A.B., 1725; married Mary, daug. of Benjamin and Frances (Cook) Morse 29 Aug. 1732; Boston selectman (1747-); elected to the House of Representatives; last of great land barons of the Massachusetts frontier; died 18 April 1797 age ninety. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates. VII.

37 Thomas Hancock, the uncle and benefactor of John Hancock (1737-1793), merchant; statesman, president of the Second Continental Congress, governor of Mass. (1780-1785, 1787-1793); Harvard College, A.B. 1754. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates; XIII.

38 The document is found at page twenty-five of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

39 Col. Richard Saltonstall, born, 25 April 1672, second son of Col. Nathaniel Saltonstall and his wife Elizabeth, daug. of the Rev. John Ward, of Haverhill; Harvard College, AB, 1695; soldier and magistrate.

40 The document is found at page nineteen of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

41 The document is found at page thirty-one of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

42 The document is found at page twenty-nine of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

43 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “Stud’d” as “set with studs or large-headed nails.”

44 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “Lutheran” as “a type of dormer window.”

45 The signature translated as during “in the twenty-second year of the reign of King George the Second of Great Britain.”

46 Black’s Law Dictionary defines “Imprimis” as to “introduce a series of specific particulars.”

47 Sir Edward Hawke (1710-1781), Rear admiral, made Knight of the Bath as a result of capture of French squadron off La Rochelle (victory referred to), later admiral, vice-admiral, victor of Quiberon Bay, First Lord of the Admiralty. ODNB.

48 Richard Dalton (c. 1715-91), son of Reverend John Dalton of Darlington, County Durham; brother of Reverend John Dalton of London; by 1741 art dealer, helped by his elder brother’s connection with Algernon Seymour, earl of Hertford and later seventh duke of Somerset; influential librarian to Prince George III before and after his accession to the throne. ODNB.

49 Barlow Trecothick, Vestryman (1749-52); born 27 Jan. 1720 Stepney, England, son of Mark and Hannah Trecothick; moved to Boston, ca. 1736; served as apprentice to Boston merchant Charles Apthorp for six years until twenty-two years old; moved to Jamaica where he represented Apthorp’s firm; in 1747 married Apthorp’s daug. Grizzel; 1750 moved to London to work closely with Apthorp’s partner and colonial agent, John Thomlinson; became active in politics; elected a London alderman and member of the House of Commons; acquainted with Benjamin Franklin, pressed English government leaders for successful repeal of Stamp Act; died 28 May 1775 age fifty-six. ODNB.

50 John Thomlinson, London merchant and associate of Charles Apthorp and Barlow Trecothick.

51 Thomas Coram, born near Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, ca. 1668; mariner; shipwright; philanthropist; London merchant. In 1694 he was put in charge of a project to establish a shipyard in Boston, a promising opportunity for a young man of modest origins; Coram was a staunch Anglican in a puritan colony; for the next ten years he built ships in Boston and Taunton, but attracted enemies, resulting in prolonged litigation and an attempt on his life; he built the first lighthouse for Boston Harbour; held a critical opinion of Samuel Myles and his wife; by a deed dated 8 Dec. 1703, he is described as “of Boston sometimes residing in Taunton,” he gave fifty-nine acres of land at Taunton to be used for a schoolhouse, “[until] whenever the people should desire the establishment of the Church of England;” he gave the property to Kings Chapel to manage; married Eunice Wait (Wayte) of Boston, born 26 Feb. 1677, 27 June 1700; 1704 returned to England; immensely wealthy, he founded the Foundling Hospital in London in 1739; the hospital was a beneficiary of the philanthropy of George Frederick Handel; died 29 Mar. 1751. ODNB.

52 Thomas Herring (1693-1757), Archbishop of Canterbury (1747-57).

53 Ebenezer Miller, born in Milton 20 June 1703, son of Samuel and Rebeca (Belcher) Miller; Harvard College, A.B., 1722; ordained by Bishop of London Edmund Gibson 9 July 1727; brother-in-law of John Checkley; minister at Quincy 1727-63; died Quincy 11 Feb. 1763. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates: VII.

54 Benjamin Faneuil, born Boston 1701; married Mary, daug. of the Rev. Timothy Cutler; died Cambridge in 1785.

55 The document should follow the Deed at page sixty three of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

56 Peter Harrison, born 14 June 1716, York, England; married Arabella (or Elizabeth) Felham; emigrated to Rhode Island, 1740; architect; student of Sir John Vanbrugh; returned to England (1743-45); architect of the second and present Kings Chapel (1749-51); died in New Haven 30 April 1775.

57 The document is found at page five of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

58 Thomas Gunter, Vestryman (1753-55).

59 Black’s Law Dictionary, 4^th Edition, defines “coram” as “in the presence of.”

60 Henry Caner, The Piety of Founding Churches for the Worship of God, Being a Discourse upon Nehemiah II: 20 Preached at Kings Chapel, in Boston, August 11, 1749, upon Occasion of Laying the First Stone for Re-building and Enlarging the Said Chapel (Boston, 1749).

61 Charles Brockwell, born 1696 Hertfordshire, England; admitted to St. Catherine’s College, Cambridge, M.A., date unknown; ordained priest 21 Dec. 1735 by Bishop of London Edmund Gibson; burial 22 Aug. 1755 age fifty-nine.

62 Gedney Clarke, of Salem, and Bridgetown, Barbados; an international trader of slaves; substantial landowner in Barbados, Virginia, Dutch Guiana and Demerara.

63 Henry Pelham (1695-1754), Member of Parliament for County of Sussex, First Minister of George II, younger brother of Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of Newcastle. ODNB.

64 Thomas Sherlock (1678-1761), Bishop of London (1748-1761).

65 Robert Auchmuty (Auchmooty), Vestryman ( 1723-25, 1726, 1730-41, 1748-49); born 1687 Fife, Scotland, son of Capt. John and Isabella Auchmuty; married Mary Juliana; settled in Boston; lawyer; appointed to the Court of Admiralty 1733, a barrister during the administration of Govs. Belcher and Shirley; in his later years Judge Advocate of the Court of Admiralty; burial 1 May 1750 age sixty-three; father of the Rev. Samuel Auchmuty of New York.

66 The document is found at page five of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

67 Ibid.

68 Rev. Dr. Thomas Wilson, born, 24 Aug. 1703, Bishops Court, Isle of Man, youngest son of Bishop Thomas Wilson of the Isle of Man; Christ Church, Oxford, B.A., 1724; appointed chaplain to George II, 1737; received the rectory of St. Stephen, Walbrook, from the Lord Chancellor, 1743; George II appointed to a stall at Westminster Abbey and the position of almoner; 1753 presented the rectory of St. Margaret’s, Westminster, by the dean and chapter of Westminster; died 5 April 1784. ODNB.

69 The document is found at page sixty-four of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

70 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “perch of wall” as “a measure of length, especially for land, palings, walls, etc., in Standard Measure equal to 5 1/2 yards or 16 ½ feet.”

71 The Oxford English Dictionary, defines “hew’d” as “to cut with blows so as to shape smooth, trim, reduce in size, or the like; to shape with cutting blows of ax, hammer and chisel, etc.”

72 Ibid, defined “pinning” as “small stones [or wedges] used for filling the interstices of masonry.”

73 The document is found at page eighty-one of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

74 Ralph Allen, baptised 24 July 1693 in the parish church of St Columb Major in Cornwall, England; postal entrepreneur and dominant building-stone quarry owner and employer in Bath; philanthropist; congenial host to politicians of the Whig persuasion who were welcomed at his home Prior Park including William Pitt the elder; favorite niece married William Warburton the subsequent Bishop of Gloucester; Allen served as mayor of Bath in 1742; died 29 June 1764. ODNB.

75 John Russell (1710-1771), fourth Duke of Bedford.

76 Christopher Kilby, born 25 May 1705, son of John and Rebecca (Simpkins) Kilby of Boston; eminent Boston merchant married 18 Aug. 1726 Sarah, oldest daug. of Hon. William Clarke his business partner; 1739 elected representative to the General Court from Boston; 1741 was sent by the province as a special agent to Great Britain and two years later appointed the standing agent of the province in England and held the post until November 1748.

77 Jonathan Barnard, a London merchant active in North American trade.

78 The document is found at page seventy-six of the Committee for Rebuilding the Chapel Minutes.

79 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “free-stone” as “any fine-grained sandstone or limestone that can be cut or sawn easily.”

80 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “tooming” as “a place where rubbish is or may be emptied out.”

81 Richard Saltonstall (1703-1756), Judge of the Superior Court (1735-1756), Harvard College, A.B., 1722. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates, VII.

82 Benjamin Lynde, Jr. (1700-1781), Judge of the Superior Court (1729-1749), Harvard College, A.B.,1718. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates VI.

83 John Cushing, Jr. (1698-1778), Judge of the Superior Court (1747-1771).

84 Stephen Sewall (1702-1760), Judge of the Superior Court (1752-60), Harvard College, A.B., 1721. Sibley’s Harvard Graduates VI.

85 The Oxford English Dictionary defines “hone” as “tarrying.”

86 James Boutineau, Merchant; born in Boston, 27 Jan. 1710; married Susannah Faneuil, a sister of Peter Faneuil; died 9 May 1778, Bristol, England, age sixty-eight.

87 John Powell, Vestryman (1726-28, 1732-34); contributed to finishing the church, 1752; his wife Anne, sister of Jeremiah Dummer agent of Massachusetts in England; loyalist.

88 Added in a later hand.

89 First Child Baptized in the new Chapel.

90 The entry for George Peter Waldren follows September 2.

91 The entry follows October 26.

92 The entry follows January 13^th 1765.

93 The entry follows June 29 1764.

94 The entry follows February 8, 1765.

95 The entry follows November 17.

96 The entry follows December 20.

97 The entry follows August 5.

98 The entry follows February 12.

99 The entry follows February 28.

100 The entry follows June 24.

101 The entry follows February 12.

102 The entry follows December 18.

103 The follows December 7.

104 A wrong Entry as appears from the Testimony upon Oath of Dorothy Welsh who was present at the Marriage & testifys that the names were William Clapham & Mary Savell.

105 Henceforward by Act of Parliament. The Year is appointed to begin the First Day of January.

106 The entry follows November 1.

107 The entry follows December 23.

108 The entry follows October 28.

109 The entry follows October 29.

110 The entry follows June 7.

111 The entry follows July 12.

112 The entry follows September 24.

113 The entry follows November 19.

114 The entry follows March 5.

115 The entry follows March 23.