John Blanchard (also spelled Blanchier or Blancher) was born 27 March 1660, Weymouth, Massachusetts to Nathaniel and Susanna (Bates) Blanchard.[1][2] He married Abigail Phillips in about 1684, also in Weymouth.
John died 10 March 1733 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.[3][4]
Known Children of John and Abigail (Phillips) Blanchard:
Note: John BLANCHARD, born 1660 Mar 27 at Weymouth, Massachusetts, son of Nathaniel BLANCHARD and Susanna BATES. Died 1733 Mar 10 at Weymouth. On 1685 Jul 13, he sold a parcel of 3/4 acre to Joseph Dyer, adjoining the smaller parcel his mother sold at the same time. Freeman 1691 Apr 18 at Weymouth. He moved to the south part of Weymouth about 1715 and built a house between the old Town House and Whitman's Pond. Estate settlement 1733 Apr 25 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The settlement agreement was made by heirs John, Thomas, Samuel, Nathaniel, and Jonathan Blanchard, Nicholas being then dead.
Sources
↑ "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4P8-X8Z : 4 December 2014), John Blanchard Blanchier Blancher, 27 Mar 1660; citing Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, pg 27; FHL microfilm 2,031,513.
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Blanchard-1026 and Blanchard-359 appear to represent the same person because: Same father; same daughter ( a dupe that's also been proposed for merging).These are dupes all up the Blanchard line; the set of higher-numbered profiles are all empty of dates and text and sources. As a result, the system made them green-privacy/public so they cannot be edited. Steven Tibbetts, if you're around, please approve these merges. Thank you.