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| MIL: Ensign, Capt. Daniel Dennison's co, Col John Endicott's 3rd regiment, 1636. Wildes books say he was a sergeant of Ipswich Co. in 1640 and was out for 3 days in 1643 in defense of the Agawam Indians against their tribal enemies. Was later an ensign of his co. Decon of the Topsfield Church ancestor of John Calvin Coolidge MRS. ADDIE J. PERKINS, Ipswich St. The eastern end of this two story house was built by Nathaniel Hood, for his own occupancy, in 1746-7 (Hist. Colls. Vol. III, p. 166). A large addition, probably the western end of the house, was built for Abraham Hobbs, sen., in 1768, and in 1776, another addition was made. The one story building near this house was built about 1800, by Benjamin Hobbs for his son Daniel, and was originally used for a store. At one time a man named Newman kept a store here, and afterwards, a man named Butler. After a number of years it was used for a shop, and in 1860 it was fitted up for a dwelling-house and has been occupied as such ever since. In the field behind this house is a heap of stones near a solitary birch tree that marks the site of the Ensigne Thomas Howlett house which was built about 1650 and which disappeared over one hundred years ago. (See Hist. Colls. Vol. II, p. 54). Father: William HOWLETT b: 1579 Marriage 1 Alice FRENCH b: 9 APR 1610 in Assington, Suffolk, England * Married: 1634 in Ipswich, Essex Co., MA Children 1. Nathaniel HOWLETT 2. Sarah HOWLETT b: 3 MAR 1633/34 in Ipswich, Essex, MA 3. Thomas HOWLETT b: ABT. 1638 in Ipswich 4. Mary HOWLETT b: 1642 in Boston, MA 5. John HOWLETT b: ABT. 1643 6. Samuel HOWLETT b: ABT. 1646 Marriage 2 Rebecca ? * Married: 1668 in MA | ||||||||||
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