The Humphreys family in America - citizen hylbom blog

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240. John' Hlimplirey, ['07] (Jonas,* Jonas,-^ Jmma,' Jonas^) was horn in Wcymonlli,
Mass., 17 Feb., 17 10. lint little is known of him. He resided in Weymouth, not in affluent
circumstances, where he died 24 Feb., 1782, at the age of 72 years. He married (published 15
Oct., 1738, Mary Penny. The date of her birth antl death and who she was have not been
ascertained.*
Children:
241. I. H.ANNAH,^ b. in Weymouth, 17 May, 1740; died young.
242. II. Betty,^ b. in Weymouth, 3 July, 1742; m. (published 7 Mch., 1767) Jonathan, son
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of Jonathan and Rebecca (Derby), Blanchard, b. in Weymouth, 23 Aug., 1739.
Removed to Pittston, Me., about 1787, where he died in 1816. His wife died
in 1835. Children:
243. i. William,' b. in 176S.
244. ii. Elizabeth,' b. in 1772.
245. iii. Lydia,' b. in 1774.
246. iv. Rebecca,' b. in 1776.
247. V. Mary,' b. in 1779.
24S. vi. Anna,' b. in 1781.
249. vii. John,' b. in 1784.
250. viii. Hannah,' b. in 17S7.
25 f. HI. John,* b. in Weymouth, 21 Dec, 1744. Family 32.
252. IV. William,* b. in Weymouth, 22 Mch., 1747; died probably about 1751.
253- ^'- James,* b. in Weymouth, 17 June, 1750; m. (i) Mary Twitchell; m. (2) Jerusha
Hayden. Family 33.
254. VI. Eunice,* b. in Weymouth, 11 Dec, 1752; m. Samuel Brimhall. Children:
255. _ i. Samuel'; unmarried.
256. ii. Polly'; m. Ripley.
257. iii. Mehetabel'; m. French. They had children.
258. iv. Hannah.'
259. V. Betsey'; m. Delano.
260. vi. Elisha.'
261. vii. Eunice.'
262. viii. Joshua'; m. .
263. ,x. Jonas.'
264. X. Joel.'
265. VII. Jonas,* b. in Weymouth, 18 Nov., 1754. He was in Arnold's expedition to Quebec,
from which he came out unhurt, save the sufi'ering consequent upon that ill-fated
attempt. He afterwards re-enlisted and was killed in the battle of White Plains,
N. v., in the Revolutionary war.
266. VIH. Mary,* b. in Weymouth, 14 Mch., 1757.
267. IX. Hannah,* b. in Weymouth, 18 Mch., 1759; *"• Benjamin (fourth child of Moses
and Kezia Cady) Winters, a farmer. They settled in Shelburne, Mass., and
remained there until about 1791, when they removed to Shutesbury, where they
spent the remainder fef their days. She survived him for 10 or 15 years. Children:
Tlii'; f.uiiily, if tiot their father, removed to M.iiiie about the time ol the Revolution Mr Gilbert N.ish thinks their descendants
in.iy be found l>elo%v rnrtl.md, in the neighborhood of Gr.iy, North Yarmoutli. New Gloucester, and perlups Pittston. They must not
however, be confounded with the North Yarmouth family, which is from liingham