Mary Low

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• Name: Mary Bradley

Notes:

Buried:
Inscription:
Gone in fatal moment hence . Mrs. Mary wife of Enoch Bradley, Esq died Aug 23, 1822 AET 75 - The pain she long endured are now no more. Her body moulders in the silent tomb, But gone we trust to some more blisfull shore, Her spirit reigns where joys unfading bloom.

Mary married Enoch Bradley on 10 Oct 1770 in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Enoch (son of Joseph Bradley, Jr. and Sarah French) was born on 22 Jun 1749 in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died on 2 May 1834 in Haverhill, Massachusetts; was buried in West Parish Cemetery, Haverhill, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary Bradley was born on 16 Apr 1771.
2. Abigail Bradley was born on 31 May 1772.
3. Sarah Bradley was born on 1 Feb 1774; died on 7 Dec 1844; was buried in Evans Center Cemetery, Evans Center, New York.
4. Enoch Bradley, Jr. was born on 29 Apr 1778 in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died after 1818.
5. Caleb Low Bradley was born on 22 Feb 1780; died on 2 Aug 1821; was buried in Second West Parish Cemetery, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
6. Patty Bradley was born on 25 Dec 1781.
7. Joseph Bradley was born on 27 Jan 1784; died on 14 Jan 1786.
8. Joseph Bradley was born on 4 Jun 1786; died after 1812.
9. Brickett Bradley was born on 10 Apr 1789; died on 8 Sep 1876; was buried in Hillside Cemetery, Haverhill, Massachusetts.

Caleb married Abigail Varney on 8 Jan 1733 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich. Abigail (daughter of Thomas Varney) was born on 14 Oct 1713 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Abigail Low

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Anecdote:
The following is from "Ancestors of John Lowe":
His will is dated March 14, 1745, and probated June 16, 1746. In a deed dated Oct. 5, 1736, he gives to his son, David Low, Jr., "his part of land granted to a certain number of men, which formerly went in an expedition to Canada under Sir William Phipps, of which I, David Lowe, was one." This expedition arrived before Quebec, Nov. 5, 1690, and was repulsed with heavy loss. The land thus granted was in New Hampshire. David's rank in the army was that of sergeant. His will names sons David, Jeremiah, Caleb, Stephen and Joshua, gives each five shillings old tenor, and to David his andirons names; daughters, Mary, wife of Jeremiah Lufkin, Martha, wife of Eleazer Croft or Craft, Abigail and Eunice. No inventory indicated previous division of property.

David married Mary Lamb on 28 Dec 1699 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich. Mary (daughter of Caleb Lamb and Mary Wise) was born on 7 Mar 1680/81 in Roxbury, Massachusetts; died on 3 Mar 1735 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Mary Low

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• Baptism: 8 May 1631, Groton, County Suffolk, England
• Immigration: Abt 1635, Massachusetts

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Anecdote:
From Davis:
He lived in Chebacco, Ipswich, where he bought land of Daniel Hinge in 1664, and was deacon of the Chebacco church from 1679 until his death, acting as parish clerk during the absence of Rev. John Wise in the Quebec expedition under Sir William Phips. He and his wife headed a petition in favor of their neighbor Thomas Wells, accused of "slanderous speeches against the worshipful magistrates" in 1668. In 1669 he was deputy-marshal of the county court. He served on trial juries in 1076 and J.680 and took the Freeman's Oath in 1682. He and his wife signed the petition in favor of John Proctor and his wife, accused of witchcraft, in 1692. In 1698 he was overseer of the poor. He saw service in King Philip's war, his son Jonathan receiving a grant in Narragansett No. 1 (Buxton) because of it in 1733.
Deacon Thomas Low of Ipswich, maltster, made his will June 17, 1708, and it was admitted to probate May 5, 1712. His wife Martha was to live in the lower mom and chamber in the new end of their house, with privilege of the cellar, and to have two cows kept for her winter and summer for her life, a horse to ride on, a little garden and detailed provision of pork, cider, wool, flax, wood, all movables in their dwelling, etc. To his son Jonathan Low, the house in which Jonathan was then living, one-half the tillage and pasture land and the land bought of John Burnham. To his son Samuel Low, who had taken Care of his father and mother, "all the housing, land and common rights I now enjoy," except what was given to his mother, also the stock, tools of husbandry and carpenter's tools. To his son David Low, £100 in good merchantable pay. To daughters Martha Dodge, Joanna Dodge and Abigail Goodhue, 10s. each. To daughter Sarah Low £30. Executors: sons Jonathan and Samuel Low. Oveerseers: Capt. William Goodhue, Nathaniel Rust, jr. Witnesses: John Cogswell, jr., Adam Cogswell, Nathaniel Low, jr.

Buried:
[CENTER:]Here Lyes ye body
of Mr Thomas
Low Deacon
Who Died April
ye 12, 1712
Aged
80 Years
As You Are So Ware We
as We Are, You Shall be[:CENTER]

Thomas married Martha Boreman on 4 Jul 1660 in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Martha (daughter of Thomas Boreman and Margaret Offing) was born about 1641 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; died on 17 Jan 1720; was buried in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Martha Low

Notes:

Buried:
[CENTER:]Here Lyes ye body
of Mrs Martha Low
Wife to Deacon
Thomas Low Decd
Janry ye 22d 1720
in ye 79 Year
of Her Age[:CENTER]

Notes:

Biography:
He was a mariner.

Died:
He died during the Battle of Quebec in 1690. His daughter's 1737 petition "shewing that her later father, Captain Lamb, was master of a transport in the expedition to Canada in the year 1690, and praying that she be admitted as a grantee in the township lately granted to the heirs of Capt. Gardner and his company." The grants were for relative of those killed in the expedition.

Caleb married Mary Wise on 30 Jun 1669 in Roxbury. Mary (daughter of Joseph Wise and Mary Thompson) was born about 1649 in Rocbury, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Mary Lamb