Samuel Hadley was born around 1652 probably in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.
On March 29, 1670 George Hadley, in behalf of his son, Samuel, sued Joseph Pike for non-performance of indentures. Files state that on February 22, 1664, Samuel Hadley of Rowley was apprenticed for five years to Joseph Pike of Rowley and Newbury to learn the trade of weaver as well as to learn how to read and write. Samuel was to receive a good loom with tackling and a shuttle when the five years were up. Instead Pike offered Samuel's father an old loom that appeared to be rotten. The court found for the plaintiff and ordered Pike to provide "A good loom with all things fitting for it..." Samuel continued in the weaver's trade.[1]
He married Jane Martin on 11 August 1676 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts and they had 12 children. [2][3]
Some believe that Samuel probably died sometime before 1727, when his son Samuel discontinued the use of the term "junior". There is no record of a Will or the date and place of his death. However, Samuel Hadley was at North Yarmouth (now Maine) around 1674 and deposed in August 1734, aged about 82, that he had formerly lived in North Yarmouth.[1] He is a direct ancestor of President Chester Arthur.
Children
Esther m: 06 Jan 1701/2 Amesbury to Richard Goodwin
Samuel m: 20 Jan 1703/4 Amesbury to Dorothy Colby
Hannah m: abt. 24 Jun 1707 Amesbury to Ephraim Pemberton (of Haverhill)
John m: 08 Nov 1707 Hannah Lowe (of Gloucester ?)
Susanna m: 18 Sep 1714 Thomas Potter (of Ipswich)
George b: 25 Aug 1686 Amesbury m: Sarah Wiggins
Elizabeth b: 10 Oct 1688 Amesbury
Sarah m: 15 Dec 1720 Amesbury to Thomas Wells
Martha b: 24 Feb 1694-5 Amesbury m: 21 Dec 1714 Amesbury to Samuel Whiting
Joseph b: 26 Dec 1700 Amesbury m:12 Jul 1721 Amesbury to Hannah Flanders
Benjamin b: 24 Feb 1703-4 Amesbury m: 21 Nov 1727 to Anna Weed.
↑"Genealogical record of the descendants of Moses Hadley and Rebecca Page of Hudson, NH, together with some account of George Hadley of Ipswich, Mass. and his descendants" p16-19 by Samuel Page Hadley, published 1887 Lowell, MA.
See also:
U.S. and International Marriage Records 1560-1900 by Yates Publishing Ancestry.com
Family Data Collection - Individual Records compiled by Edmund West; Ancestry.com
The American Genealogist. New Haven, CT: D. L. Jacobus, 1937-. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009 - .) Vol. 59, p. 17.subscription site
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