Per Richard Glover email of 11/29/10
Per Richard Glover email of 11/29/10
Per Richard Glover email of 11/29/10.
"She always said she had Indian blood, but
only said that her grandmother Johnson was part Indian." Richard cannot find a grandmother named Johnson.
Not sure which Bridgham this spouse is. The couple resided in Auburn, ME
surgeon in Revolutionary War
Resides in Minot, Androscoggin County
Lives in Stoneham, Massachusetts
The Mayflower Families - Volume 1 - concludes this Mary Hayward is the daughter of John and Anna White Hayward although she is not mentioned in lists of their daughters.
From the World Connect Db=burnamj:
"He and his eldest son and two of his sons-in-law bought a tract of land of which we give an abstract of the deed :
"Benjamin Willard, housewright, Joseph Willard, webster, and Thomas Pratt, Junr. husbandman, all of Framingham, and Nehemiah How of Sudbury, bought of the heirs of Benjamin Thompson, school master, October 14, 1716, 300 acres of land in the wilderness, etc ., called Collett's farm." (Suff. Co. Deeds, 37, 250.)
He resided at Sudbury some time; then at Framingham, later at Grafton. He was a justice of the peace.
Note: He is listed as Captain Benjamin Willard. According to the Willard Genealogy Benjamin was a Justice of the Peace, Carpenter and a Housewright"