 Andrew WigginBorn ±. 1635 Dover, Strafford, NH, died 09 Jan 1708 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, approximately 73 years Vital Records of Andover, MA, to the End of the Year 1849 ... By Andover (Mass.) Published by Topsfield Historical Society, 1912 pg. 351 W1RKIN (see also Wiggin), Andrew [Wiggen. cr. R. ; Witkin. T. c.], and Mrs. Hanna Bradstreet, June 3, 1659. [June 8. cr. R.] (((((Some editions of this book have pages that are are missing or messed up)))) History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. page 674 (2). Andrew (Capt. Thomas) was born in 1635; married June 3, 1659, Hannah, daughter of Gov. Simon and Anne (Dudley) Bradstreet, whose mother was daughter of Gov. Thomas Dudley, and sister of Gov. Joseph and Rev. Samuel Dudley; a woman of rare accomplishments and practical genius; received from his parents "all the land known by the name of Squamseot being three miles sqare or thereabouts," 1663; sold land, 1663 which, May 6, 1680, John Cutt willed to his son John, "being 160 poles by ye water side (more or less according to bill of sale) and three miles back into ye woods together with ye marsh or meadow abreast of it;" accused, Oct. 5. 1697, Charles Ranlet of Exeter of cutting down and carrying away "the Principle timber off my land;" died in 1710. His Will was dated Jan. 13, 1704 naming his wife and son Jonathan, executors, and probated June 10, 1710. Children: 5. Thomas b. March 5, 1662; m. Martha Dennison. 6. Simon b. April 17, 1664; m. (1) (2) . 7. Hannah b. Aug. 10, 1666; m. Samuel Wentworth of Portsmouth; d. Feb. 21, 1690, leaving Samuel Wentworth who d. Dec. 6, 1711. 8. Mary b. 1668; m. Capt. Jeremiah, son of Moses Gilman, among whose descendants were Col. Samuel and Col. Israel Gilman of Newfields, Col. David Gilman of Raymond, and Bradstreet Gilman of Piscassic. 9. Sarah; m. William Moore, and had William', Mary and Jacob B.' Moore. 10. Jonathan; m. Mary . 11. Andrew b. Jan. 6, 1672; m. Abigail Follett, 12. Bradstreet; m. Ann Chase. 13. Abigail; m. William French. 14. Dorothy; m. Gilman. The Wentworth Genealogy: English and American By John Wentworth Published by Little, Brown & co., 1878 pg. 175-176 WIGGIN. — Andrew Wiggin was son of Capt. Thomas1 Wiggin. Capt. Thomas1 Wiggin came to Hilton's Point (afterwards Dover), N. H., in 1631; and in 1632 went back to England to procure additional men and supplies. Howes's letter from England to Gov. John Winthrop, in 1633, calls him "an honest man about to buye out the Bristoll men's plantation in Pascataque"; and in another letter says, "You all have cause to blesse God that you have soe good a neighbour as Capt. Wiggin." He returned to Dover, landing at Salem, Mass., 10 October 1633, with " about thirty " emigrants, as agent for the new owners, the Puritan Lords Say and Brooke, and others, and eventually became an important owner in the patent. He was at the head of affairs in Dover, until superseded by Rev. George Burdett about 1637; and he favored union with MA. He removed to Hampton, of which he was Representative in 1645; and he was of the Court of Assistants, 1650 to 1664. With Elder Edward Starbuck, he built the first mills at Cochecho second falls, in Dover. He died about 1667. He had wife Catherine, and children, so far as is known (all three baptized 20 September 1641) : 1. Andrew2 Wiggin, born 1635, of whom see below. 2. Mary2 Wiggin. 3. Thomas2 W iggin, born about 1640; was of Dover, but later either of Hampton or Exeter, N. H. Ho married Sarah Barefoote, sister of Deputy-Governor Walter Barefoote, of N. H., who mentions her as his sister, in Will dated 3 October 1668. Thomas2 died about 1700. He had: 1. Catherine Wiggin, who married, 1st, Robert Tufton Mason (son of the Robert Tufton who took the name of Mason in accordance with the Will of his grandfather, Capt. John Mason, and who inherited the claim to New Hampshire) ; he was lost at sea in 1696, and she married, 2d, her cousin Simon8 Wiggin, son of Andrew2, and died about 1738. 2. Sarah Wiggin, married Henry Sherburne. Unless he was son of John Sherburne, it is difficult to identify him. 3. Susanna8 Wiggin married - Johnson. (Susanna, wife of John Johnson, of Andover, Mass., died 12 September 1683.) 4. Thomas8 Wiggin, of Sandy Point, who died 7 March 1726-7, having had seven sons, ancestors to numerous descendants. Probably Capt. Thomas1 Wiggin had other children. It is said that he had a daughter Sarah, who married Henry Sherburne; but the Sarah who became wife of the first Henry Sherburne was the widow of Walter Abbot, and was born as early as 1617. Probably the tradition mistakes such a Sarah for Sarah8, daughter Thomas- as above. See note to Dorothy3 (17) Wentworth. Andrew2 Wiggin, son of Thomas1 as above, was taxed in Dover, N. H., in 1659, but resided in Exeter. He married Hannah, daughter of Governor Simon Brad- street (who married, 1st, Anne, daughter of Governor Thomas Dudley, the mother of all his children, and 2d, 6 June 1676, Ann, daughter of Emnnuel Downing, and widow of Capt. Joseph Gardner). Andrew2 died 9 February 1709-10. In his Will he left land to his grandson Samuel4 Wentworth. He had : 1. Thomas3 Wiggin, born 5 March KXil-2; married Martha Denison, daughter of John Denisou, of Ipswich, Mass, (by his wife Martha, daughter of Deputy-Governor Samuel Symonds, of Ipswich), and granddaughter of Major-General Daniel Denison (by his wife Patience, daughter of Governor Thomas Dudley). He died in early life, leaving but one child, Hannah4 Wiggiu. His widow married, 2d, July 1(8(3, Capt. Jonathan Thing, of Exeter (who died 31 October 16!>4), and 3d, Matthew \Vhipple, of Ipswich, Mass., and she died 12 September 1728. 2. Simon3 Wiggin, born 17 April IflH. His first wife is not known: his second was his cousin Catherine8 (VViggin), widow of Robert Tufton Mason as aforesaid. He died about 1720, having had three children, one of whom, only son, Lieut. Simon4 Wiggin, born 12 August 1701, married Susauna Sherburne, born 13 March 1703, and died 9 July 1763, having had seven children, whose descendants are numerous, 3. Hannah3 Wiggin, born 10 August 1666; married Samuel8 (12) Went- worth, as above. 4. Mary3 Wiggiu, born 16(38; married Capt. Jeremy Gilman, born 31 August lt>60, sou of Moses, and grandson of the first Edward Gilman, of Exeter. 5. Abigail8 Wiggin married William French, of Stratham. N. H. 6. Andrew8 Wiggin, born 6 January 1671-2; married twice (probably 1st, 2 September 1697, Abigail Follet, of Dover), and had seven children. He was Speaker of the NTew Hampshire House, and Judge of Probate for the Province. He died about 1736. (See probate of W7ill of Paul8 (32) Weutworth.) 7. Dorothy8 Wiggin, said to have married a Gilman, but none such appears in the Gilman. Genealogy. 8. Bradstreet8 W'iggin, born 25 March 1675-6; married, 21 August 1697, Ann, daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Partridge) Chase, of Hampton, N. H., born 9 January 1676-7 ; he died 18 January 1708-9, having had four children. 9. Sarah8 W iggin married W illiam Moore ; ancestress of the late Jacob B. Moore, of Concord, N. H.,of "Farmer and Moore," authors of "Collections." 10. Jonathan8 Wiggin, died in the Spring of 1738, having had seven children. History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911 By James Hill Fitts Published by The Rumford Press, 1912 pg. 674 ((((This whole family seems to be the same as Thomas Wiggin's- which one is right??)))) 2. Andrew b. about 1635, and bap. Sept. 20, 1641; m. Hannah Bradstreet. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register Published by The New England Historic - Genealogical Society , for the year 1854, Vol. VIII Boston, Samuel G. Drake Publisher pg. 324 Andrew Wiggin, the husband of Hannah Bradstreet, resided at Exeter, N. H. He was an useful and highly esteemed citizen, though not much engaged in public life. He was the son of Thomas Wiggin, (whose descendants are very numerous in the vicinity of Exeter) and was. b. ab. 1635, having d. in 1710, aged 75. By his wife Hannah, he had five sons and five daughters, viz., --- -Thomas,3 b. 5 March, 1661, who m. Martha, dau. of John Denison of Ipswich, and granddaughter of Maj. Gen. Daniel Denison, by whom he had an only dau. Hannah4 ; -Capt. Simon3 ; -Hannah,' who m. Samuel Wentworth, Jr., and d. 21 Feb. [1690 ?] in her 24th year, leaving one son, Samuel4 ; -Mary,3 m. Capt. Jeremy Gilman ; -Sarah,3 m. William Moore ; Jonathan3 ; -Hon. Andrew3 ; and Bradstreet3, b. 25 March, 1676, who m. Ann, dau. of Joseph Chase of Hampton, andleft posterity. Capt. Simon Wiggin, who was b. 17 April, 1664, had by his first wife, (name unknown,) three children, Hannah4 ; Deborah4 ; and Lieut, Simon4 ; the last of whom was b. 12 Aug. 1701, m. Susannah Sherburne, and d. 1757. Capt. Jeremy Gilman, who m. Mary3 Wiggin, had 9 ch., Jeremy4 ; Andrew4; Simon4; Israel4; Thomas4; Benjamin4; Ezekiel4; Joseph4; and Hannah.4 Israel4 Gilman m. 1st, Deborah, dau. of Samuel Thing, Esq. ; 2d, Sanborn, and had. ch., Col. David, b. 1735, of Tamworth ; Col. Israel, who commanded a regiment in the Revolutionary War; Col. Samuel, of New Market and Tamworth, an officer during the Revolution ; Abigail, b. 1737, who m. Sanborn of Sanbornton, N. H. ; Bradstreet, Esq., of New Market; John, who m.Colcord ; Benjamin, Esq., of Tamworth ; Jeremiah, Esq., of Tamworth ; Sally, who m. John Sanborn ; Jodah, who m. Cochran ; and Deborah, who m. Joseph Sanborn. William Moore, who m. Sarah3 Wiggin, had 2 ch., William,4 Esq. and Mary.4 William4 Moore, Esq., resided at Stratham. He m. Abigail, dau. of Maj. John Gilman, and had ten children, viz., William5, several years a captive of the Indians ; Abigail,5 who m. Mr. Gilman; Peter5, who m. Mary Norris ; Betsey5; Agnes5; Mary5, who m. Gideon Colcord ; Harvey5, of Parsonsfield, Me. ; Dr. Coffin5; John5 ; and Elizabeth5 Coffin5 Moore, a physician, was father of Dr. Jacob6 Moore of Andover, N. H., whose son, Jacob Bailey7 Moore, Esq., author of " Memoirs of American Governors," and other historical works, d. at Bellows Falls, Vt., 1 Sept. 1853, aged 56. George H.8 Moore, Esq., the present Librarian of the N. Y. Historical Society, is a son of Jacob B.7 Moore, Esq. Jonathan3 Wiggin died in 1738. His ch. were, Sarah,4 m. Mr. Hill ; Anna,4 m. Joseph Jewett ; Mary,4 m. Mr. Perkins; Hannah4; Lydia4; Hannah4; and Andrew,4 who was b. 1719, m. 1751, Dorothy Sweat, and d. 1774, leaving Andrew5 ; Dorothy5 ; Caleb5; Andrew5; and Mary5 Hon. Andrew3 Wiggin, by his first wife, whose name is unknown, had six children, viz., Hannah,4 m. to Mr. Burleigh ; Martha,4 m. to Mr. Rust ; Abigail,4 m. to Mr. Doe of New Market ; Mary,4 m. to Theophilus Smith, Esq. ; Mercy,5 m. to Mr. Sherburne ; Jonathan5; and Bradstreet,5 who m. Phebe Sherburne. This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! Married 03 Jun 1659 Andover, Essex, MA (47 or 48 years married) to:  Hannah BradstreetBorn Oct 1642 Andover, Essex, MA, died 1707 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, 64 or 65 years New England marriages prior to 1700 AuthorsClarence Almon Torrey, Elizabeth Petty Bentley Edition6, reprint PublisherGenealogical Publishing Com, 1985 pg. 813 Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine By George Thomas Little, Henry Sweetser Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs Published by Lewis historical publishing company, 1909 pg. 1089 History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! Children: 1. Thomas WigginBorn 05 Mar 1662 Newfields, Rockingham, NH History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 The Presentation of the Portraits of General Whipple, Signer of the ... By Grand army of the republic Dept. of New Hampshire. Storer post. no. 1, Portsmouth, Grand Army of the Republic Storer Post (Portsmouth, N.H.), Joseph Foster, N.H. Storer Post No. 1 (Portsmouth, Grand Army of the Republic Published 1891 pg. 31 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 2. Simon WigginBorn 17 Apr 1664 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died ±. 1720, approximately 56 years History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 (6). Capt. Simon' (Andrew, Capt. Thomas') was born April 17, 1664; married (1) , (2) Catherine, daughter of Thomas Wiggin, and widow of Robert Tufton Mason; was returned as assemblyman of Exeter, June 7, 1697; died about 1720. Will was probated Jan. 9, 1720. His widow died, 1738. Her Will was probated March 29, 1738. Children: 19. Hannah; m. March 15, 1722, William Cogswell on Dec. 17, 1719, George Veasey, Hannah, daughter of Thomas Wiggin, marrying the other. 20. Deborah. 21. Simon b. Aug. 12, 1701; m. Susannah Sherburne. 22. Henry; not mentioned in his father's Will; had an account with Hon. Andrew Wiggin, 1740. Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 102 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 3. Hannah WigginBorn 10 Aug 1666 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died 21 Feb 1690, 23 years History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register By Henry Fritz-Gilbert Waters, Henry F. Waters, New England Historic Genealogical Society Published by The Society, 1852 pg. 291 HANNAH WENTWORTH, wife to Samuel Wentworth, Jr., died Feb. 21st, in the 24th yr of her age." It is probable that all three of these deaths occurred in 1690, as Samuel, Jr., was married again at Boston, Nov. 12, 1691, to Miss Elizabeth Hopson. And perhaps all died of small pox. In the Boston record of deeds, sometime between 1697 and 1703, his wife's name is changed from Elizabeth to Abigail, widow of Capt. Christopher Goffe, (Mariner) whose children were Daniel Goffe, m. Elizabeth , and Rachel m. William Patridge. His first wife is supposed to have been Hannah, dau. of Andrew Wiggin of N. Hampshire. Samuel3. Jr., is believed to have d. in Boston, a merchant there, ae. about 70yrs. The widow of Samuel5, who was Mary , died January 20th, 1724-5, aged 77 yrs. Rev. Mr. Fitch preached the funeral sermon, which was printed and is now in the hands of Ebenezer Wentworth,' Esq., of Portsmouth, N. H., and it was dedicated to her son Gov. John. She was then Mrs. Martyn, but who her husband was is not known, but there was a Richard Martyn of Portsmouth, appointed one of the overseers of Samuel's2 will. This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 4. Mary WigginBorn 22 Mar 1667 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died Exeter, Rockingham, NH History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine By George Thomas Little, Henry Sweetser Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs Published 1909 Lewis historical Pub. Co Pg. 1019 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 5. Andrew WigginBorn 06 Jan 1671 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died 23 Jan 1756 Stratham, Rockingham, NH, 85 years New England marriages prior to 1700 AuthorsClarence Almon Torrey, Elizabeth Petty Bentley Edition6, reprint PublisherGenealogical Publishing Com, 1985 pg. 813 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register By Henry Fritz-Gilbert Waters, New England Historic Genealogical Society Published by The Society, 1905 pg. 56 7. Dea. Samuel Sherburne (John, John), of "the Plains," Portsmouth, who inherited the homestead from his father, Capt. John, was deacon of the North Church, surveyor, and selectman. He was executor of his father's estate, 1731, and named executor in the will of his father-in-law, Judge Andrew Wiggin, 1753. He married, Feb. 27,1726, Mercy, born in 1709, died in 1776, daughter of Hon. Andrew Wiggin, speaker of the House of Representatives of N. H., Judge of Probate, and Justice of the Supreme Court, N. H., and his wife Abigail Follett. History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 455 (20). Josiah (James, Giles) was born in 1701; married Hannah, daughter of Andrew and Abigail (Follett) Wiggin ; was granted 30 acres of land, 1718, which was allotted by the committee of Exeter, 1724; chosen tithingman, March 29, 1725; petitioned for a bridge over Squamscot river, Nov. 21,1746. His will was dated Feb. 3,1756 and probated Feb. 25,1756. (87) Children: 47. Josiah; m. Judith Tuttle 48. Thomas 49. Samuel m. 50. Elizabeth pg. 674 (2). Andrew (Capt. Thomas) was born in 1635; married June 3, 1659, Hannah, daughter of Gov. Simon and Anne (Dudley) Bradstreet, whose mother was daughter of Gov. Thomas Dudley, and sister of Gov. Joseph and Rev. Samuel Dudley; a woman of rare accomplishments and practical genius; received from his parents "all the land known by the name of Squumscot being three miles sqare or thereabouts," 1663; sold land, 1663 which. May 6, 1680, John Cutt willed to his son John, "being 160 poles by ye water side (more or less according to bill of sale) and three miles back into ye woods together with ye marsh or meadow abreast of it;" accused, Oct. 5.1697, Charles Ranlet of Exeter of cutting down and carrying away "the Principle timber off my land;" died in 1710. His Will was dated Jan. 13, 1704 naming his wife and eon Jonathan, executors, and probated June 10, 1710. Children: 5. Thomas b. March 5, 1662; m. Martha Dennison. 6. Simon b. April 17, 1664; m. (1) (2) . 7. Hannah b. Aug. 10, 1666; m. Samuel Wentworth of Portsmouth; d. Feb. 21, 1690, leaving Samuel Wentworth who d. Dec. 0, 1711. 8. Mary b. 1668; m. Capt. Jeremiah, son of Moses ( GiIman, among whose descendants were Col. Samuel and Col. Israel Gilman of Newfields, Col. David Gilman of Raymond, and Bradstreet Gilman of Piscassic. 9. Sarah; m. William Moore, and had William, Mary and Jacob B. Moore. 10. Jonathan; m. Mary . 11. Andrew b. Jan. 0, 1672; m. Abigail Follett. 12. Bradstreet; m. Ann Chase. 13. Abigail; m. William French. 14. Dorothy; m. Gilman. This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 6. Bradstreet WigginBorn 25 Mar 1676 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died 18 Jan 1709, 32 years Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine By George Thomas Little, Henry Sweetser Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs Published by Lewis historical publishing company, 1909 pg. 1089 Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation By Lewis publishing company, Chicago Published by The Lewis publishing company, 1908 pg. 1110 (III) Bradstreet, fifth son of Andrew (2) and Hannah (Bradstreet) Wiggin, was born in 1676, in Squamscott and resided in that district. He was married in Hampton, August 25, 1697, to Ann Chase, who was born January 9, 1678, in Hampton, daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Partridge) Chase, and granddaughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Philbrick) Chase, of Hampton (see Chase, V). Their eldest child was born at Exeter, and all are recorded at Hampton, namely: Chase, Thomas, Elizabeth and Joseph. The genealogy of the Burley or Burleigh family of America (1880) Burleigh, Charles, 1855- Portland, B. Thurston & Co. pg. 13 History of the town of Hampton, New Hampshire: From its settlement in 1638, to the autumn of 1892, Volume 2 Author-Joseph Dow Editor-Lucy Ellen Dow Publisher-Printed by the Salem Press Publishing and Printing Co., 1894 pg. 1042 III. Bradstreet Wiggin, son of Andrew (2), married Aug. 25, 1697, Ann, daughter of Joseph Chase (2). Children : Chase, bp. Nov. 26, 1699 (b. at Exeter). Thomas, b. Mar. 15, 1702. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 23, 1704. Joseph, b. Mar. 30, 1707. History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 (((((Some pages in this book are missing and messed up)))) This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 7. Abigail WigginBorn 13 sep 1678 Newfields, Rockingham, NH History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 99 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 8. Dorothy WigginBorn 14 Oct 1680 Hampton, Rockingham, NH, died before. 2 May 1751 Exeter, Rockingham, NH, at most 70 years History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 99 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 9. Sarah WigginBorn 06 Jan 1681 Hampton, Rockingham, NH, died ±. 1707, approximately 26 years History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register Published by The New England Historic - Genealogical Society , for the year 1854, Vol. VIII Boston, Samuel G. Drake Publisher pg. 324 Royal Families: Americans of Royal and Noble Ancestry By Marston Watson Published by Genealogical Pub. Co. pg. 55 Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 99 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! 10. Jonathan WigginBorn 11 Mar 1683 Newfields, Rockingham, NH, died 1738, 54 or 55 years History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 99 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research! | |||