Samuel WOODS & Alice RUSHTON

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Samuel WOODS I
Alice RUSHTON

Husband: Samuel WOODS
Birth: ca. 1636
Death: ca. Jan 1717/8, Groton, Middlesex Co., MA

Marriage: 28 Sep 1659

Wife: Alice RUSHTON
Birth: ca. 1636
Death: 17 Apr 1712, Groton, Middlesex Co., MA

Children:

— born in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA:
1. Samuel WOODS II, b. 3 Jan 1660/1

— born in Groton, Middlesex Co., MA:
2. Thomas WOODS, b. 9 Mar 1663; d. 28 Aug 1738, Groton; m. 4 times
3. Elizabeth WOODS, b. 17 Sep 1665; d. 24 Jan 1717; m. 1 Dec 1686, Thomas TARBELL
4. Nathaniel WOODS, b. 25 Mar 1667/8; d. 20 Jun 1738, Groton; m. 4 times
5. Mary WOODS, b. 2 Aug 1670; m1. Eleazer PARKER; m2. 3 Jan 1706/7, John NUTTING, Jr.
6. Abigail WOODS, b. 19 Aug 1672; m1. Daniel PIERCE; m2. Samuel BARRON
7. Hannah WOODS, b. 18 Sep 1674; d. 29 Sep 1703; unmarried

born in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA:
8. John WOODS, b. 4 Mar 1676/7; died young

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Source:

1. Henry Ernest Woods. 1910. "The Woods Family of Groton, Mass." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 64(Jan): 34-43.

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