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     (?) Hannah Barrell married Daniel Turrell Jr., son of Daniel Turrell and Lydia Blott.
      (?) Hannah Barrell was also known as Anna Barrell.²

     Daniel Turrell married Lydia Blott, daughter of Robert Blott. Daniel Turrell died in July 1693.²

     Lydia Blott was the daughter of Robert Blott. Lydia Blott married Daniel Turrell. Lydia Blott died on 23 June 1659.²

     Lemuel Gay was born on 1 May 1790 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Leiut. Lemuel Gay and Abigail Davenport.¹ Lemuel Gay died on 14 February 1866 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA, at age 75.¹

     Thomas Tolman married Sarah (?). Thomas Tolman married Catherine Collins. Thomas Tolman was baptized on 9 December 1608 at Salcombe Regis, Devonshire, England.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tolman. Thomas Tolman died on 18 June 1690 at Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, at age 81.¹

     Thomas Tolman died on 24 August 1632 at Salcombe Regis, Devonshire, England.¹

     Sarah (?) married Thomas Tolman, son of Thomas Tolman.

     Catherine Collins married Thomas Tolman, son of Thomas Tolman.

     Job Estey was baptized on 5 October 1760 at Sharon, Massachusetts, USA.^1,2 He was the son of Deacon Benjamin Estey and Joanna Tupper.¹ Job Estey was born on 10 October 1760.³

     Lydia Estey was born on 9 July 1742 at Sharon, Massachusetts, USA.^1,2 She was the daughter of Deacon Benjamin Estey and Abigail Farley.¹

     Benjamin Estey was born on 21 September 1743.² He was baptized on 2 October 1743 at Sharon, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Deacon Benjamin Estey and Abigail Farley.¹

     Patience Estey was born on 24 April 1754.² She was baptized on 28 April 1754 at Sharon, Massachusetts, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Deacon Benjamin Estey and Joanna Tupper.¹ Patience Estey died on 29 July 1778 at age 24.³

     Unity Estey was born on 14 October 1757.¹ She was baptized on 17 October 1757 at Sharon, Massachusetts, USA.² She was the daughter of Deacon Benjamin Estey and Joanna Tupper.

     Christopher C. Ormsbee was born on 5 October 1720 at Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He married Joanna Tupper, daughter of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry, on 6 January 1742/43 at Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.^2,3 Christopher C. Ormsbee died on 22 July 1749 at Died at sea, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA, at age 28.^1,3

     Abigail Farley was born on 8 September 1705 at Stoughton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA.² She was the daughter of Timothy Farley and Abigail Foster. Abigail Farley married Deacon Benjamin Estey, son of Benjamin Estey and Elizabeth Goodhue, on 6 December 1732 at Billerica, Massachusetts, USA.³ Abigail Farley died on 29 April 1750 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA, at age 44.²

     Timothy Farley was born on 29 July 1680 at Billerica, Massachusetts, USA.² He was the son of Caleb Farley and Lydia More. Timothy Farley married Abigail Foster, daughter of Hopestill Foster and Elizabeth Pierce, on 1 November 1704 at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.² Timothy Farley died before 20 February 1743 at Billerica, Massachusetts, USA.³

     Abigail Foster was born on 12 March 1673 at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.² She was the daughter of Hopestill Foster and Elizabeth Pierce. Abigail Foster married Timothy Farley, son of Caleb Farley and Lydia More, on 1 November 1704 at Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.²

     Benjamin Estey was born on 20 April 1669 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Isaac Estey and Mary Towne. Benjamin Estey was baptized on 29 April 1669 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Goodhue, daughter of Joseph Goodhue and Sarah Whipple, on 9 April 1702.¹ Benjamin Estey married Mary Holland on 13 December 1716.¹ Benjamin Estey died on 28 March 1750 at age 80.²

     Elizabeth Goodhue was born on 19 December 1680 at Of Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.^2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Goodhue and Sarah Whipple.¹ Elizabeth Goodhue married Benjamin Estey, son of Isaac Estey and Mary Towne, on 9 April 1702.² Elizabeth Goodhue died on 18 July 1713 at Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, at age 32.²

     William Goodhue was born in 1645 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.³ He was the son of William Goodhue and Margery Watson.² William Goodhue married Hannah Dane, daughter of Rev. Francis Dane, on 14 November 1666 at Massachusetts, USA.⁴ William Goodhue died on 12 October 1712.⁵

     Hannah Dane was the daughter of Rev. Francis Dane. Hannah Dane married William Goodhue, son of William Goodhue and Margery Watson, on 14 November 1666 at Massachusetts, USA.²

     Isaac Estey was baptized on 11 November 1627 at Freston, Suffolk, England.^2,3 He was the son of Jeffrey Estey and Margaret Pote. Isaac Estey married Mary Towne, daughter of William Towne and Joanna Blessing, circa 1655 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.^2,4 Isaac Estey died in 1711 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.²
      Isaac Estey was also known as Isaack Esty.⁵

     Mary Towne was born on 24 August 1634 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.^2,3 She was the daughter of William Towne and Joanna Blessing. Mary Towne married Isaac Estey, son of Jeffrey Estey and Margaret Pote, circa 1655 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.^2,3 Mary Towne died on 22 September 1692 at executed as a witch with her sister, Rebecca Towne Nurse, Salem, Massachusetts, USA, at age 58.^4,2
     "ISAAC ESTY AND SOME OF HIS DECENDANTS" By Gay Esty Bangs (Date unknown).
                    
"Mary Towne was born at Yarmouth, Norfolk Co., England, and baptized at St. Nicholus church, Aug. 24, 1634. We know little of her life until 1692, when that terrible witchcraft delusion spread over Salem Village and vicinity. Among those to fall victim was Mary Esty. Her sister Rebecca Nourse, about thirteen years older, had previously been accused, found guilty and executed July 19, 1692.

Before Mary was executed she wrote a letter to the magistrate to plead mercy for those who might follow her. The contents of that letter follows:

"The Humble Petition of Mary Easty unto his Excellency Sir William Phips, and to the Honored judge and Bench now sitting in Judicature in Salem, and the Reverend Ministers, humbly showeth, That, whereas, your poor humble petitioner, being condemned to die, do humbly beg of you to take it in your judicious and pious consideration that your poor and humble petitioner, knowing my own innocency, blessed be the Lord for it! and seeing plainly the wiles and subtility of my accusers by myself, cannot but judge charitably of others that are going the same way of myself, if the Lord steps not mightily in. I was confined a whole month upon the same account that I am condemned now for, and then cleared by the afflicted persons, as some of Your Honors know. And in two days' time I was cried out upon them, and have been confined, and now am condemned to die. The Lord knows my innocency then, and likewise does now, as at the great day will be known to men and angels. I petition to Your Honors not for my own life, for I know I must die, and my appointed time is set; but the Lord he knows it is that if it be possible, no more innocent blood may be shed, which
undoubtedly cannot be avoided in the way and course you go in. I question not but Your Honors do to the utmost of your powers in the discovery and detecting of witchcraft and witches, and would not be guilty of innocent blood for the world. But, by my own innocency, know you are in the wrong way. the Lord in his infinite mercy direct you in this great work, if it be his blessed will that no more innocent blood be shed! I would humbly beg you, that Your Honors would be pleased to examine these afflicted persons strictly, and keep them apart some time, and likewise to try some of these confessing witches; I being confident there is several of them has belied themselves and others, as will appear, if not in this world, I am sure in the world to come, Whither I am now agoing. I question not but you will see an alteration of these things. They say myself and others having made a league with the Devil, we cannot confess. I know, and the Lord knows, as will ... appear, they belie me, and so I question not but they do to others. The Lord above, who is the Searcher of all hearts, knows, as I shall answer it at the tribunal seat, that I know not the least thing of witchcraft; Therefore I cannot, I dare not, belie my own soul. I beg your Honors not to deny this my humble petition from a poor, dying, innocent person. And I question not but the Lord will give a blessing to your endeavors."

Isaac worked twenty long years to clear his wife of the charge and was to some measure successful when the court annulled the verdict and awarded the sum of twenty pounds in acknowledgement to the injustice.⁵

     Mary Holland was born in 1693 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ She married Benjamin Estey, son of Isaac Estey and Mary Towne, on 13 December 1716.¹

     Jeffrey Estey was born in 1586/87.¹ He was the son of Christopher Estey and Anne Arnold. Jeffrey Estey married Margaret Pote on 29 May 1606.¹ Jeffrey Estey died on 4 January 1657.¹
      Jeffrey Estey was also known as Jeffrey Estie.¹

     Margaret Pote married Jeffrey Estey, son of Christopher Estey and Anne Arnold, on 29 May 1606.¹
      Margaret Pote was also known as Margaret Pett. Margaret Pote was also known as Margaret Pott. Margaret Pote was also known as Margaret Pitt.

     William Towne was born on 18 March 1598/99 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.^1,2 He was the son of John Towne and Elizabeth Clark. William Towne married Joanna Blessing, daughter of William Blyssynge, on 20 April 1620 at St. Nicholas Church, Yarmouth, England.^1,3 William Towne died on 24 June 1673 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA, at age 74.¹

     Joanna Blessing was born in 1599 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Blyssynge. Joanna Blessing married William Towne, son of John Towne and Elizabeth Clark, on 20 April 1620 at St. Nicholas Church, Yarmouth, England.^1,2 Joanna Blessing died in 1682 at Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.¹

     John Towne married Elizabeth Clark on 20 September 1597.¹

     Elizabeth Clark married John Towne on 20 September 1597.¹

     Joshua Ormsbee was born circa 1744.¹ He was the son of Christopher C. Ormsbee and Joanna Tupper.¹

     William Ormsbee was born after February 1742/43.¹ He was the son of Christopher C. Ormsbee and Joanna Tupper.¹

     Sarah Ormsbee was born circa 1746.¹ She was the daughter of Christopher C. Ormsbee and Joanna Tupper.¹

     Christopher Ormsbee was born in 1747.¹ He was the son of Christopher C. Ormsbee and Joanna Tupper.¹ Christopher Ormsbee died on 30 April 1803.¹

     Ezra Ormsbee was born in 1749 at 28 apr 1834.¹ He was the son of Christopher C. Ormsbee and Joanna Tupper.¹

     Remembrance Perry was born on 13 March 1696/97 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.^2,1,3 She was the daughter of Benjamin Perry and Dinah Swift. Remembrance Perry married Thomas Tupper IV, son of Thomas Tupper III and Mary Stocklen, in 1717.² Remembrance Perry died after 1789.^2,1
      Remembrance Perry was also known as Remember Perry.²

     Mayhew Tupper was born circa 1718.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Seth Tupper was born in 1720.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Reuben Tupper was born circa 1725.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Simeon Tupper was born circa 1729.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Levi Tupper was born circa 1731.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹ Levi Tupper died before 1774.¹

     Judah Tupper died at Marietta, Ohio, USA.¹ He was born circa 1735 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Benjamin Tupper was born on 11 March 1738 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper IV and Remembrance Perry.¹

     Thomas Tupper III was born on 11 August 1664 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.² He was the son of Captain Thomas Tupper Jr. and Martha Mayhew. Thomas Tupper III married Mary Stocklen in 1687.³ Thomas Tupper III died in 1744 at Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA.¹
     He was a farmer and shingle cutter in Stoughton. Reuben Tupper, a grandson was appointed administrator of his estate 12 May 1747, but the records do not dislose any estate.²

     Mary Stocklen married Thomas Tupper III, son of Captain Thomas Tupper Jr. and Martha Mayhew, in 1687.¹

     Benjamin Perry was born on 15 January 1670/71 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.^1,3 He was the son of Ezra Perry and Elizabeth Burges.² Benjamin Perry married Dinah Swift, daughter of William Swift and Ruth (?), in 1694 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.¹ Benjamin Perry died after 25 August 1740 at Stoughton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA.^1,4

     Dinah Swift was born on 15 January 1670 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Swift and Ruth (?). Dinah Swift died on 5 November 1688 at Stoughton, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, at age 18.¹ She married Benjamin Perry, son of Ezra Perry and Elizabeth Burges, in 1694 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.¹

     Jane Tupper was born on 18 February 1688 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Tupper III and Mary Stocklen.¹

     Captain Thomas Tupper Jr. was born on 16 January 1638 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tupper and Anna Hodgson. Captain Thomas Tupper Jr. married Martha Mayhew, daughter of Governor Thomas Mayhew and Jane Gallion, on 27 December 1661 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.^1,2 Captain Thomas Tupper Jr. died on 26 April 1706 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA, at age 68.¹
     He became a Freeman at 20 and in 1658, with his father, was listed as one of the largest land holders. He served on a jury in 1664; was oneof two excisemen in 1667 and town constable in 1669. He early became one of the most prominent citizens serving as selectman for fourteen yers, town clerk from 1675 to 1685, deputy to the General court at Plymouth for eleven yers; representative to the court in Boston and in 1680 was appointed lieutenant of the military company in Sandwich, becoming captain in 1690. He had strong religious convictions and for many years was a missionary among he Indians of the Mashpee and Herring Pond tribes.¹