William Marston (Immigrant 1634)

M, #2076, b. circa 1590, d. 30 June 1672
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Father* (__________) Marston
Mother* (__________) (__________)
Birth*circa 1590 William Marston (Immigrant 1634) was born circa 1590 at Ormsby St Margaret, Norfolk, England, Dow says circa 1590, and St Margaret; Marston Genealogy says circa 1592 and "tradition says in Yorkshire county".1,2 
He was the son of (__________) Marston and (__________) (__________). 
Marriage*circa 1615William Marston (Immigrant 1634) married (__________) (__________) (Immigrant 1634) circa 1615 at England. 
Immigration*1634William Marston (Immigrant 1634) and Thomas Marston (Immigrant) immigrated in 1634 to Salem MA.3 
MovedTocirca 1637William Marston (Immigrant 1634) and Thomas Marston (Immigrant) moved circa 1637 to Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.4  
MovedTo*October 1638William Marston (Immigrant 1634) and Thomas Marston (Immigrant) moved in October 1638 to Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, Winnecumet (was called Winicowett by the Indians) was settled by 56 people on lands granted by the General Court of MA, and they called the place Hampton (Norfolk county), after the English home of part of the settlers.3  
Religion*14 October 1657 On 14 October 1657 at Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, William Marston (Immigrant 1634) was Quaker "... and suffered persecutions for his religious tenets. He often harbored and aided his distresses and persecuted brethren, for which Christian deeds he was robbed by exorbitant fines by the zealous and bigoted courts. In Felt's Annals of New England I find this record:"
     Oct 14, 1657, William Marston petitioned the court at Hampton, that the fine of £15 may be remitted that had been imposed on him for keeping a peper and two books which inculcated Quaker doctrines."5 
Marriage*circa 1662He married Sabrina Page circa 1662 at Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.5 
Death*30 June 1672William Marston (Immigrant 1634) died on 30 June 1672 at Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.5 

Family 1

 (__________) (__________) (Immigrant 1634)
Marriage*circa 1615He married (__________) (__________) (Immigrant 1634) circa 1615 at England. 
Children 1.Thomas Marston (Immigrant)+ b. 1617, d. 28 Sep 1690
 2.William Marston Jr (Immigrant)+ b. 1622, d. 22 Jan 1704
 3.John Marston b. 1626
 4.Prudence Marston b. c 1630

Family 2

 Sabrina Page d. 10 Nov 1689
Marriage*circa 1662William Marston (Immigrant 1634) married Sabrina Page circa 1662 at Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.5 
Child 1.Tryphena Marston5 b. 28 Oct 1663
Last Edited 25 Jul 2011

Citations

  1. [S59] History of the Town of Hampton NH - 1638-1988, Joseph Dow , 1988 edition Volume II, pg 836 #I.
  2. [S129] The Marston Genealogy in Two Parts, Nathan Washington Marston Esq. : South Lubec ME, 1888 SLC 929.273 M359mn.
  3. [S129] The Marston Genealogy in Two Parts, Nathan Washington Marston Esq. : South Lubec ME, 1888 SLC 929.273 M359mn, pg 6.
  4. [S129] The Marston Genealogy in Two Parts, Nathan Washington Marston Esq. : South Lubec ME, 1888 SLC 929.273 M359mn, pg 9.
  5. [S129] The Marston Genealogy in Two Parts, Nathan Washington Marston Esq. : South Lubec ME, 1888 SLC 929.273 M359mn, pg 7.
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