Samuel BUTTERFIELD & Mary Ann BALLARD

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Samuel BUTTERFIELD
Mary Ann BALLARD

Husband: Samuel BUTTERFIELD
Birth: 17 May 1647, Woburn, Middlesex Co., MA
Death: 1714, Chelmsford, Middlesex Co., MA
Father: Benjamin BUTTERFIELD
Mother: Ann __?__

Marriage:

Wife: Mary Ann BALLARD
Birth: 1650, Andover, Essex Co., MA
Father: William BALLARD
Mother: Grace __?__

Children:

1. Samuel BUTTERFIELD
2. Mary BUTTERFIELD, b. ca. 1679
3. Ann BUTTERFIELD
4. Phebe BUTTERFIELD
5. Deborah BUTTERFIELD, b. 20 Aug 1687
6. Jonathan BUTTERFIELD

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Sources:

1. Charles Frederic Farlow. 1911. Ballard Genealogy. Charles H. Pope, Boston, MA (available as a facsimile reprint from New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston).

2. Geo. A. Gordan. 1890. "The Butterfields of Middlesex." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 44(Jan): 33-43. On p. 35:

His will, signed 26 April, 1703, "Samuel Buterfeld, his mark," was written by Eliezer Browne, one of the witnesses, and probated 1 July, 1715. In it, he mentions his sons Samuel and Jonathan, and his daughters Mercy, Ann, Phebe and Deborah. It lies in the Middlesex Registry...

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