Bethia Hyde

Bethia married Jacob Hyde on 27 Apr 1708. Jacob (son of Jonathan Hyde and Mary French) died on 7 Jul 1712 in Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Anecdote:
From NEHGR (1917):
Job Hyde (Samuel1), born at Cambridge in 1643, died there 19 Nov. 1685, aged 42. He married Elizabeth Fuller, born about 1647, died at Cambridge 28 Nov. 1685, daughter of John and Elizabeth.
Since Job Hyde and his wife both died when their children were young, the two grandfathers, Samuel Hyde and John Fuller, cared for the children. On 6 Apr. 1686 a petition was presented for the division of the estate of Job Hyde, because if the grandfather, "Decon Hide," should die, the children would be left with nothing. The children were given as Samuel' Hide, aged 19, Elizabeth, aged 15, Mary, aged 13, Sary, aged 12, Bethia, aged 9, Hannah, aged 6, John, aged 4, and Jonathan, aged 2. (Middlesex Court Files.) On 24 Dec. 1694 Bethia, a minor in her 17th year, daughter of Job, chose her uncle, John Fuller, as guardian, Hannah, a minor in her 14th year, daughter of Job, chose her uncle. Jonathan Fuller, as guardian, Abraham Brown was appointed guardian of John, a minor in his 13th year, and Jonathan Hides waa appointed guardian of Jonathan, a minor in his 11th year. (Middlesex Probate Records, vol. 8, fo. 585.) In 1694 administration on the estate of Job Hyde was granted to John Fuller, and in Mar. 1694/5 division was made between Elizabeth, wife of William Hide, Mary, wife of Abraham Brown, Sarah, Bethia, Hannah, John, Jonathan (the youngest son), and Samuel (the eldest son), Samuel taking the 40 acres given to him by his father and paying to his brothers and sisters £64, their share. (Middlesex Probate Files, 11245.)

Job married Elizabeth Fuller on Yes, date unknown. Elizabeth (daughter of John Fuller and Elizabeth) was born on Yes, date unknown; died on 28 Nov 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Elizabeth Hyde

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• Immigration: 1639, Massachusetts

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Anecdote:
From NEHGR (1917):
Two brothers, Samuel and Jonathan Hyde, were among the early settlers in that part of Cambridge, Mass., which was known as Cambridge Village and which in 1691 became the town of Newton. In studying the history of these brothers and their descendants the compiler of this article found many errors in printed statements, these errors arising chiefly from the fact that many Hydes with the same Christian name lived in the same neighborhood at about the same time. In some cases wives and children had been incorrectly assigned to husbands and fathers, and the numerous Hyde intermarriages made the family history still more complicated and increased the chances for mistakes. It seems desirable, therefore, to publish a correct genealogy of the descendants of these two brothers for four generations. The present article gives the family of the elder brother, Samuel Hyde, and a longer article, which will appear in one or more future numbers of the register, will treat of the family of the younger brother, Jonathan Hyde.
1. Dea. Samuel Hyde was born, probably in England, about 1610, and died at Cambridge Village (now Newton), Mass., 12 Sept. 1689, aged 79. He embarked in the ship Jonathan, from London for Boston, in Apr. 1639, and settled at Cambridge Village about 1640. He married Temperance -----, who probably came to New England in the same ship with him.
With his younger brother, Jonathan, who also came over in the same ship with him, Samuel Hyde bought 40 acres of land in 1647 from Thomas Danforth and 200 acres in 1652 from the heirs of Nathaniel Sparhawk. This land was held in common by the two brothers until 3 May 1661, when it was divided between them. (Middlesex Deeds, vol. 3, fo. 321.) Samuel Hyde was admitted as freeman 2 May 1649. As one of the proprietors of Billerica he had 80 acres there in the division of 1652, and Middlesex records show that Samuel Hides of Cambridge conveyed seven pieces of land to various parties between 1659 and 1682.
According to his will, dated 10 June 1689 and proved 1 Oct. 1689, his grandson Samuel was to take the homestead and provide for the widow, Temperance. After her death his farm at Watertown, of 124 acres, was to be divided among three of the children of his son Job, via., Samuel, John, and Sarah. The testator confirmed previous gifts to his son Samuel and his son-in-law Thomas Woolson, and made his wife Temperance sole executor and his brother Jonathan and Thomas Woolson overseers. (Middlesex Probate files, 11279.)

Samuel married Temperance on Yes, date unknown. Temperance was born in in England; died after 1689. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Immigration: Massachusetts
• Name: Temperance Hyde

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Died:
She survived her husband by several years.

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• Immigration: 1644, Newton (then part of Cambridge), Massachusetts

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Biography:
From Newton Museum:
John Fuller (d.1699) arrived in Newton (then part of Cambridge) with his wife Elizabeth in 1644 from England. John purchased 750 acres of land in what would become West Newton. He signed the petition to the General Court requesting independence from Cambridge and when it was granted served on the committee to negotiate the terms of separation.

John married Elizabeth in Massachusetts. Elizabeth died on 13 Apr 1700 in Newton, Massachusetts; was buried in East Parish Burying Ground, Newton, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Elizabeth Fuller
• Immigration: 1644, Newton (then part of Cambridge), Massachusetts