The Cogswells in America - citizen hylbom blog

l.ois, h. A])ril 23, 1702 ; ni. Aug. 24. 1727, Thomas Tike, of Xewlniry. Mas>. Their children
were : Abigail, Sarah, Lois, Hannah, Moses, f'erley, and Thomas.
Asa, li May 9, 1704. He died in boyhood, April 14, 1711.
Abigail, b. April 26, 17CS; m. Dec. 12. 1728 (i^.urth wife), .S.inniel Morse, of Newbury. Her
children were : Abigail, Hannah, Jeremiah, and Ann.
THK CHlI.IiRKN i>F HIS SECOND M.'VRKrxOK WERI. :
Mary, b. June 7, 1714; m. Jan. 31, 173S, Joseph Hatchelder, of Wenh.im, .Mass.; d.-June 21, 1773.
They settled in C.rafton, Mass. Their children were: Mary, I'erley, Susanna,
Sarah, Joseph, Jeremiah, and Susanna. He married, Sept. S, 17S0, -Sarah
Tilton, of East Sudbury, Mass. He died 1797.
Sarah, b. May 12, 1716; m. Dec. 2, 1736, Jonathan I'utnam, of Salem (now Danvers), .Mass.
Their children were: Jeremiah, Sarah, Jonathan, Hannah, Elizabeth, Lydia,
Nathan, Levi, Perley, and Aaron.
Jeremiah, b. June 30, 1719. He died in early life, Nov. 28, 1737.
ir,7//,!m Gm,IIiiu. father of Mrs. Hannah ((loodhue) Cogswell, married, Nov. 14, i6r>6,
Hannah Dane. He h3~ deacon of Chebacco church, captain of militia, freeman Oct. 12,
16S2, selectman from 1696 to 169S, and representative to (ieneral Court nine years, between
1691 and 1711. Mrs. ('oy>well had a brother, who was a clergyman, Kev. Francis Goodhue.
She w.i^ administratri.x of John Cogswell's estate. There is record of the following receipt:
" KcLcivcd from our married mother, Mrs. Hannah Pearley, admx. of our father, John Cogs-
wtll's estate, late of Ipswich." This was signed as follows: "Jidv 11, 1726, Amos I'erley,
husb.md of Margaret; Jan 21, 172!, Francis Cogswell; May 4, 1726, John Cogswell; Dec. 20,
1726, Elizabeth (Cogswell) Blaney ; Aug., 1726, William Cogswell, Nathaniel, Ilethi.i, and
.Susanna Cogswell, Hannah I'.urnhani, and Jo.seph Cogswell."
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