First Families of Salem, Massachusetts

Alderman family[]

John Alderman (1584-1657), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Alderman (1617-1661), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Archer family[]

Samuel Archer (1608-1667), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Archer, Jr. (1640-1717), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Archer (1670-1746). born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Abigail Archer (1711-1781), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Burrill family[]

George Burrill (1588-1653), born in Boston, Lincolnshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was one of the wealthiest planters in Salem
Lt. Hon. John Burrill (1631-1703), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Burrill (1661-1714), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Hon. John Burrill, Jr., Esq. (1657-1721), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Burrill (1661-1714), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Col. Hon. Theopilus Burrill (1699-1737), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Col. Hon. Ebenezer Burrill (1679-1761), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Burroughs family[]

Rev. George Burroughs (1650-1692), born in Great Yarmouth, Suffolk England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Burroughs (1692-bef1719), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Conant family[]

Roger Conant (c1592-1679), explorer, a founder of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Conant (c1623-c1681), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, married about 1647 to John Leach (bef. 1616-aft.1685), he was born in Sonning, Berkshire, England and died in Essex County, Massachusetts

Corwin family[]

Hon. Jonathan Corwin (1640-1718), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was one of the Judges of the Salem Witch Trials in 1692, Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court of Judicature, the highest court in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, his house still stands today in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Corwin (1680-1689), born in Essex, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Corwin (1681-1682), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Rev. George Corwin (1683-1717), born an died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Corwin (1684-1684), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Margaret Corwin (1685-1686), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Anna Corwin (1687-1706), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Corwin (1678-1706), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Herbert Corwin (1690-1691), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Crowninshield family[]

Dr. Johann Kasper Richter von Kronenshceldt (bef1661-1711), born in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, he lived in Salem and treated a victim of the Salem Witch Craft Hysteria named Elizabeth Allen (1672-1711) whom he married
Capt. George Crowninshield (1734-1815), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was a ship captain and the founder of the shipping firm George Crowninshield & Sons
Capt. George Crowninshield, Jr. (1766-1817), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, died on his yacht, Cleao Patra's Barge in Salem Harbor, shipping captain, designer and financier of the Jefferson, the yacht built in America and Cleopatra's Barge, the first ocean-going yacht in America
Rr. Adm. Hon. Jacob Crowninshield (1770-1808), born in Salem, Essex, County, Massachusetts, died in Washington, DC, shipping captain, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Massachusetts's 2nd district, he held the rank of a Real Admiral, but that rank did not exist at that time
Capt. Hon. Benjamin Williams Crowninshield (1772-1851), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, shipping captain, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Massachusetts's 2nd district, (4 Mar 1823-3 Mar 1831), 5th United States of Secretary of the Navy (16 Jan 1815-30 Sep 1818)
Capt. Richard Crowninshield (1774-1844), shipping captain

Derby family[]

Roger Derby (c1643-1698), born in Chard, Somerset, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Richard Derby I (1679-1715), born in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Margaret Derby (1693-1765), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Anna Derby (1695-1760), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Richard Derby, Jr. (1712-1783), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Richard Derby III (1736-1781), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Crowninshield (1737-1813), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, she married Capt. George Crowninshield (1734-1815)
Elias Hasket "King" Derby (1739-1799), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was the first millionaire in America and the "Father of the East India Trade"
Capt. John Derby (1741-1812), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, he delivered the news of the beginning and ending of the American Revolutionary War in secret to the British

English family[]

Philip English (1651-1736),born Philippe L'Anglois on the Isle of Jersey and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was a Huguenot and the Salem's wealthiest merchant at the time
Mary English (1677-1766), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
William English I (1679-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Susanna English (1682-c1686), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Philip English, Jr. (1684-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
William English II (1689-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ebenezer English (1694-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jean Pain English (1708-) born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Flint family[]

Lt. William Flint (1603-1672), born in Flint, Wales and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Alice Flint (1636-1700), born in Matlock, Derby, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ensign Edward Flint (1638-1711), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Flint (1641-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Margaret Flint (1642-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Thomas Flint (1645-1721), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Flint (1647-1723), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Gardner family[]

John Gardner, Jr. (1653-1699), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and probably died in Nantucket, Cape Cod, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Joseph Gardner (1655-), he was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Priscilla Gardner (c1656-1717), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Nantucket, Cape Cod, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Rachel Gardner (1661-1711), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Nantucket, Cape Cod, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Ann Gardner (1664-1745), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Gardner I (1658-1662), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Gardner (1706-1784), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Gardner (1731-1805), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Wenham, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Gardner (1759-1816), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Wenham, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Pickering Gardner (1767-1843), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

Gaskoyne family[]

Edward Gascoigne (-c1690), died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Preserved Gaskoyne (1639-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Gaskill (1639-1721), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Grafton family[]

Capt. Joseph Grafton (1596-1682), born in Southwold, Suffolk, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Grafton (1628-1678), born in and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Priscilla Grafton (1634-1717), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts

Hathorne family[]

Maj. Hon. William Hathorne (c1606-1681), born in Bray, Berkshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Eleazer Hathorne (1637-1680), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Hathorne (1639-1664), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Col. Hon. John Hathorne (1641-1717), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was a Judge of the Salem Witch Trails
Capt. William Hathorne (1643-1676), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Anna Hathorne (1643-1712), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Hathorne (1649-1706), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Hathorne (1653-1676), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Hathorne, Jr. (1675-1716). born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Hathorne (1678-1710), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
William Hathorne (1686-1755), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Cushing, Knox County, Maine
Samuel Hathorne (1690-1755), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Hathorne (1692-1732), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Joseph Hathorne (1692-1762), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ruth Hathorne (1694-1769), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Hodges family[]

George Hodges (1622-1709), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
George Hodges, Jr. (1642-1709), born in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Katherine Hodges (1664-1713), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Hodges (1677-bet1745/61), she was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
George Hodges III (1671-), was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Dorcas Hodges (1680-), was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Hodges (1681-), was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Gamaliel Hodges (1683-1765), was born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Joseph Hodges (1775-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Hodges (1711-1746), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Hodges (1713-1770), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Joseph Hodges (1714-1785), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Hodges (1718-1803), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Gamaliel Hodges (1716-1768), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
George Hodges (1720-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Anstiss Hodges (1722-bet1765/73), was born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. John Hodges (1723-1799), was born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ruth Hodges (1725-1727), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ruth Hodges (1728-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Hutchinson family[]

Joseph Hutchinson (1633-1716), he was born in North Muskham, Nottinghamshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Province of Massachusetts Bay, he was one of the main accusers in the Salem Witch Trials, he married firstly to Bethia Prince (1635-1678), she was born in Nottinghamshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay, he married secondly to Lydia Buxton (1647-)
Joseph Hutchinson, Jr. (1666-1750), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Hutchinson (1666-1733), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Hutchinson III (1666-1746), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Bethiah Hutchinson (1693-1726), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Richard Hutchinson (1681-c1738), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Lydia Hutchinson (1685-1764), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts

Kitchen family[]

John Kitchen (1619-1766), born in Waymouth, Norfolk, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Lt. Robert Kitchen (1655-1712), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Kitchen (1684-1768), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Lambert family[]

John Lambert (1629-1711), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Daniel Lambert (1629-1711), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Lambert (1660-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ezekiel Lambert (1661-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Lambert (1664-1732), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Lambert (1667-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Lambert (1669-),born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Lambert (1671-1671), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ebenezer Lambert (1674-1728), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Lambert III (-1704), died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Mackmallin family[]

Allister Mackmallen (1631-1679), born in Scotland and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Alexander Mackmallin (c1675-c1728), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah McMillan (1713-1804), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

Manning family[]

Lt. Jacob Manning (1660-1756), he was born in Dartmouth, Denvonshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, in 1692 he was Deputy Marshal of Salem during the Witch Craft Trials, he was Constable of Salem (1694-1695), (1697-1699) and 1700, on 26 Feb 1696/97 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony he was granted liberty to turn the course of water through the common, from pond to pond, in 1697 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, he held the rank of Lieutenant in the militia, in 1709, 1716,1728 he was a Petit Juryman in Salem, in 1713 he was a Grand Juryman in Salem, in 1717 he was one of 7 or 8 men that built a "meetinghouse for the public worship of God," he was Selectman of Salem (1718-1721), (1724-1727), he was one of the founders of the Episcopal Church of Salem
Robert Manning (1683/84-bet1709/1722), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Jacob Manning, Jr. (1685/86-1714), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Rirchard Manning (1689-bef1722), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Manning (1689-bef1722), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Manning (1691-1780), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Benjamin Manning (1696-1768), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Massachusetts
Samuel Manning (1698-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Katherine Manning (1701-1783), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Manning (1706-), born in Salem, Essex County, Province of Massachusetts
Elizabeth Manning I (1721-1771), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Manning I (1723-1738), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Manning (1725-1773), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Maning, Jr. (1727-1740), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Manning II (1728-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Hon. Richard Manning (1731-1811), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Massachusetts
Margaret Manning I (1733-1734), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Margaret Manning II (1734-1813), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jacob Manning (1737-1815), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Manning (1739-1817), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Mansfield family[]

Joseph Mansfield (bef1629-1694), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Mansfield (1659-c1704), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Massey family[]

Jeffery Massey (1591-1676), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was a Surveyor who immigrated to Massachusetts
John Massey (1631-1710), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Abigail Massey (1671-1738), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Massey (1676-1737), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Daniel Massey (1714-1787), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Abigail Massey (1736-1797), born Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Massey (1747-1830), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Watertown, Jefferson County, New York

Needham family[]

Edmund Needham (1606-1677), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Needham (1632-1662). died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Nurse family[]

Francis Nurse (1618-1695), born in Bristol, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he and his wife, Rebecca Towne (1621-1692), became victims of the Salem Witch Trails
John Nurse (1645-1719), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Rebecca Nurse (1647-1719), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Nurse (1649-1715), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Nurse (1657-1749), born in Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Francis Nurse, Jr. (1660-1716), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Nurse (1666-1748), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Framingham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Pickering family[]

John Pickering I (c1615-c1655), born in Pickering, Yorkshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he is the son of Sir John Pickering, 1st Bt. (1611-1688) and Elizabeth Montague (1620-1679), the daughter of Sir Sidney Montague, KG, JP, PC, FRS (c1581-1644)
Lt. John Pickering, Jr. (1637-1694), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Pickering (1643-1729), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Eliza Pickering (c1643-c1643), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Pickering (1645-1657), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Pickering III (1658-1722), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Jonathan Pickering (1660-1661), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Joseph Pickering (1663-bef1694), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Pickering (1668-1692), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
William Pickering (1670-), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Pickering (1674-1734), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hannah Pickering (1677-) born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Edward Pickering (c1679-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin William Pickering (1665-1718), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Col. Hon. Timothy Pickering (1745-1829), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, he was the 3rd United States Secretary of Stat

Ropes family[]

George Ropes (c1618-1670), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Ropes (bef1647-bef1722), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Benjamin Ropes (1699-1717), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Sargent family[]

Col. Paul Dudley Sargent (c1745-1827), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and in Sullivan, Hancock County, Maine
Ann Sargent (c1746-1747), born in and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Catherine Sargent (c1747-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Lt. Col. John Sargent (1750-1824), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Barrington, Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada

Skerry family[]

Henry Skerry (1606-1691), born in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Skerry (1638-c1665), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Stone family[]

Robert Stone (1630-1694), born in Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire, England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Samuel Stone (1657-1724), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Towne Family[]

The Towne family includes three elderly sisters accused and convicted of witchcraft. Because of their large posterity, many Americans today might be to trace their connection to the Salem witch trials thru one of them.

Rebecca Town Nurse (1621-1692) - Falsely accused and hanged for witchcraft.
Mary Town Estey (1634-1692) - was baptized August 24, 1634. She married Isaac Estey/Eastie. Mary was hanged on September 22, 1692, during the Salem witch trials [at age 58]. Their son was: ..... Isaac Estey, Jr. married Abigail Kimball.
Sarah Towne Cloyce (1642-1703) - born 03 Sep 1637, in Salem, MA. She married (1) Edmund Bridges (2) Peter Cloyce. Sarah Cloyce was accused of witchcraft, in 1692 and put into prison, and later released. She pressed charges for her unlawful arrest and that of her sisters. She received three gold sovereigns for each of them. The movie, Three Sovereigns For Sister Sarah is about this event. Her daughter was: ..... Hepzibah Cloyce, married Ebenezer Harrington.

Turner family[]

Capt. John Turner I (1644-1680), born in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Turner (1669-1671), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Col. Hon. John Turner III (1671-1742), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Turner (1673-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Eunice Turner (c1675-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Freestone Turner (1677-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Abiga Turner (1680-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Turner IV (1702-1703), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Turner (1704-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Turner (1706-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Hon. John Turner VI (1709-1786), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Eunice Turner (1713-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Robert Turner (1715-1761), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Turner (1743-1813), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Edward Kitchen Turner (c1751-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Woodbury Osborn Turner (c1753-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Williams family[]

George Williams (1605-1654), born in England and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Williams (1636-1698), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Williams (1664-1732), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Sarah Williams (1689-1779), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Anstiss Williams (1700-1773), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Williams, Jr. (1702-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Capt. Henry Williams (1702-1750), born and died in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
John Williams III (1702-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mary Williams (1706-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
George Williams (1709-) born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Ruth Williams (1710-), born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

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