Mary (Nudd) Marston (bef. 1707 - 1776)

Born before 10 Aug 1707 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire

Ancestors

Died 20 Oct 1776 after age 69 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA

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Biography

Mary Nudd, along with her brother James Nudd, were baptized 10 Aug 1707, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire. Their parents are not named in this baptism record. ^[1] Per author Dow, the parents of Mary and James Nudd were: "Samuel, fourth sone and child of Thomas and Sarah (Dearborn) Nudd, born in Hampton, September 13 1670, and died March 26, 1748, lived on the homestead, and divided his time between agricultural pursuits and sea-faring life, owning and commanding a small vessel employed in coasting between Hampton and Boston. He married, 27 Feb 1701, Sarah Maloon, who died February 14, 1756, aged seventy-seven years. Their children were: Mary, James, and Thomas." ^[2]

Mary Nudd married Ensign Ephraim Marston 28 June 1727 at Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire.^[1] Ephraim was the son of Ephraim and Abiel (Sanborn) Marston. She was his 2nd wife, he had a daughter Phebe by his first wife.^[2] Mary and Ephraim had the following known children:^[2] :

• Sarah, b. 10 Dec 1728; m. Joseph T. Weare
• John, b. 12 Sep 1731; m. 1st Comfort Green; m. 2nd Abigail Brown
• Mary, b. 12 Jan 1734; m. 17 Jun 1756, Benjamin Dow
• Anna, b. 22 Dec 1737; d. 25 Apr 1771; unmarried
• daughter, d. 28 Dec 1742
• Samuel, b. 1745; d. 7 Oct 1748

Mary (Nudd) Marston's death date has not been confirmed at this time.

Research Notes
Location History: "Hampton, New Hampshire, first called Winnacunnet, was settled in 1638 by the Reverend Stephen Bachiler (ca. 1561–1656) and a small group of followers from Newbury, Massachusetts. While settlement had commenced in the summer of that year, the church was dedicated by Mr. Bachiler on 14 October 1638, the date usually considered as the beginning of the town. But the grant from the government of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay (which exercised control over the area at the time), was given on 6 June 1639, when Hampton was "allowed to be a town and hath power to choose a constable and other officers." Thus the town of Hampton officially dates from 1639." Quoted from NH Vital Records to 1900; Hampton.

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Sanborn, George Freeman, Jr., and Sanborn, Melinde Lutz. Vital records of Hampton, New Hampshire to the end of the year 1900; Vol.2; pg.54. Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1992. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2016) https://www.americanancestors.org/DB1701/i/40199/12/1085559173
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2} Dow, Robert Piercy, (1869-), comp. "The Book of Dow: Genealogical Memoirs of the Descendents of Henry Dow 1637, Thomas Dow, 1639 and others of the name, Immigrants to America during Colonial Times, Also the Allied Family of NUDD." ; pg. 523. Pub.1929, Claremont, N.H.: R.P.Dow, Rutland, VT; Tuttle Pub. Co. https://archive.org/details/bookofdowgenealo00dowr/mode/2up/search/Nudd?q=The+Book+of+Dow

• Stearns, Ezra S, comp. "Genealogical and Family History of the Families of the State of New Hampshire" Pub.1908, The Lewis Publishing Company; New York, New York, USA.
• Wentworth, Edward Norris, Jr. "The Genealogy of Edward Norris Wentworth Junior" Pub. June 1928; Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; Special Project Submitted in Courses in Community Life and Advance Biology at the University High School, University of Chicago.

Acknowledgements

• WikiTree profile Nudd-58 created through the import of Ancestors of PBHowe.ged on Jun 6, 2011 by Buck Howe.
• This person was created through the import of fitzmaster032511.ged on 27 March 2011.