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Données personnelles Hannah B Brigham 

• Elle est née le 9 mars 1649 dans Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
• Elle est décédée le 8 décembre 1719 dans Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States, elle avait 70 ans.
• Un enfant de Thomas Brigham et Mercy Hurd
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 15 décembre 2016.

Famille de Hannah B Brigham

(1) Elle est mariée avec Gershom Eames.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1673 à Sudbury, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, United States, elle avait 23 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Hannah Eames  1671-1721
2. Martha Eames  1674-< 1719
3. Mary Eames  1677-1772 

(2) Elle est mariée avec William Ward.

Ils se sont mariés le 4 août 1679, elle avait 30 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. William Ward  1680-1767 
2. Bethiah Ward  1683-1765 
3. Nahum Ward  1684-1754 
4. Elisha Ward  1686-????
5. Bathshebbah Ward  1689-1693
6. Gershom Ward  1693-1739

Notes par Hannah B Brigham

Historians have disagreed over Hannah's marriage, Rev Abner Morse (Morse Family Genealogy) having married her to Samuel Wells of Glastonbury, CT, and Hudson (History Of Marlborough p. 357) concurring with Morse that Gershom Eames married Hannah Johnson, daughter of Solomon and Hannah Johnson. The Sudbury records show the birth of a Hannah, daughter of Solomon Johnson Jr., but she would have been only 14 years old when Gershom Eames married Hannah Brigham. Paige ( History of Cambridge MA pp. 501-2) corrects these errors and documents the facts. . Paige first quotes two Massachusetts public records; one wherein her name is given as Hannah Ward and another where William Ward, her husband, joins with Thomas, John, and Samuel Brigham, in 1681, in conveying to Nicholas Fessenden certain of the Thomas Brigham land in Cambridge. Paige continues: "I do not find any Hannah Ward in that town who could represent herself as a daughter of Thomas Brigham, except the wife of William Ward, who united with the Brighams in the sale of the Cambridge land. This Hannah had been the wife of Gershom Eames; and is supposed by her descendant, Andrew H. Ward (History of Shrewsbury p. 457) to have been a daughter of Samuel Johnson of Sudbury. It is most likely that Thomas Brigham was her father, and that John Brigham, who witnessed the execution of her will, 30 Oct 1714, was her brother.

Hannah had two children with Gershom Eames, Hannah and a posthumous daughter, Mary. She lived in Marlborough both before and after her marriage to Mr. Ward, although she probably accompanied her first husband to Watertown at the time of King Philip's War.

Hanna had four children with William Ward. In 1709, the second, Elisha, was killed or kidnapped by the Indians in Worcester while riding post from Marlborough to Hadlev. In her will, executed 30 Oct., 1714, she makes a sad reference to the his unknown fate. "and if Elisha shall ever come again that my executor pay him twenty shillings"
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