James SAMPSON & Hannah WHITMAN

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James SAMPSON
Hannah (WHITMAN) WAITE

Husband: James SAMPSON
Birth: 1651, Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA
Death: 7 Jul 1718, Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA
Father: Henry SAMSON, Mayflower Passenger (b. 15 Jan 1603/4, Henlow, Bedfordshire, England; d. 24 Dec 1684, Duxbury, MA), s/o James & Martha (SAMSON) COOPER
Mother: Ann/Anne PLUMMER (m. 6 Feb 1635/6, Plymouth, MA)

Marriage: bef. 6 May 1679, Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA

Wife: Hannah WHITMAN
Birth: 24 Aug 1641, of Berkeley, Bristol Co., MA
Death: 8 Oct 1720, Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA
Other Spouse: m1. Samuel WAIT/WAITE
Father: John WHITMAN

Children — born in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA:

1. James SAMPSON, ca. 1680
2. Henry SAMPSON
3. Joseph SAMPSON; m. Sarah SAMPSON
4. Anna SAMPSON; m. Shubal SMITH
5. Penelope SAMPSON; m. Abraham SAMPSON
6. Susannah SAMPSON, b. 1690; m. Benjamin HILLMAN
7. Priscilla SAMPSON, b. 1692; m. Samuel HAMMOND

Sources:

1. Susan E. Roser. 1995/6. Mayflower Increasings. 2nd ed. Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD.

2. Caleb Johnson's Mayflower Web Pages.

3. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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