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SECOND GENERATION

SERG'T JOHN BADGER,

b. Newbury, Ms., June 30, 1643, m. June. 16, 1663, 1st, Elizabeth Hayden, b. prob. at
Charlestown, Ms., ______, d. of Jas. & Elizabeth (_______) H.  She d. Newbury, Ms., Apr. 8, 1669.
He m. Feb. 23, 1671, 2nd, Hannah Sweatt, b. prob. at Newbury, Ms., Oct. 7, 1651, d. of
Stephen & Hannah (Merrill) S.

Res. Newbury, Ms., & upon his petition the town of Newbury, March 8, 1680-1, granted him
liberty to use two rods of land over against his house to set up a mill to make oat meal.  The mill
was soon built 2 or 3 hundred rods in a northerly direction on the north side of the highway leading
from Parker river to the Merrimac river & was operated by horsepower.  He was a Serg't in the
colonial forces of Ms., also in Capt. John March's Co., Essex North Reg't in expedition to Canada,
1690, viz., Society of Colonial Wars & N.E. Hist. & Geneal. Register, Vol. 6, p. 102.  His estate
was appraised at 943 pounds & 9 shillings English money when he d. ______ of small pox, March
31, 1691.  She d. ______ of small pox ab. same time.

Children, 1st m.
# 3.  John B., Jr., 1st, b. Newbury, Ms., Apr. 4, 1664; d. N. July 29, 1664.
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# 4.  John B., Jr., 2nd, b. Newbury, Ms., Apr. 26, 1665.  +
# 5.  Sarah B., b. N., Jan. 25, 1666-7.  +
# 6.  James B., b. N. March 19, 1669, res. Newbury, Ms. & prob. d. at sea in 1693 & prob.
unm.
Children, 2nd m.
#  7.  Stephen B., b. N., Dec. 13, 1671.  +
#  8.  Hannah B., b. N., Dec. 3, 1673, living in 1691.
#  9.  Nathaniel B., b. N., Jan 16, 1675-6.  +
# 10. Mary B., b. N.  May 2, 1678 +
# 11. Elizabeth B., b. N., Apr. 30, 1680. +
# 12. Ruth B., b. N., Feb 10, 1682-3.  +
# 13. Wm. B., b. N., Mar. 9, 1684-5.  Prob. d. young.  Possibly twins [with Dan.]
# 14. Dan. B., b. N. ______.  Possibly twins [with Wm.].  In regard to this son, there are
conflicting records.  The Essex Antiquarian says he was b. March 9, 1684-5, but the Newbury,
Ms., Vit. Rec. say Wm. was b. on that date, as above.  But this Dan. was living in 1691 &
mentioned in his father's will & was perhaps the Dan. who was admitted to church in Charlestown,
Ms., Nov. 28, 1703, as his bro. Stephen was living there at that time.
# 15. Abigail B., b. N., June 29, 1687, m. March 10, 1707, Francis Nicholson (viz., Boston, Ms.,
rec.).
# 16. Lydia G., b. N., Apr. 30, 1690.  +