John was Christened on Apr 1638, in Hingham, Massachusetts.[2]
Marriage
John married in Hingham on 6 Dec 1666 to Elizabeth Holbrook, daughter of William Holbrook.[1]ref>[3]
After the death of John Sprague, Elizabeth married a 2nd time to James Bick. William Holbrook in his will dated 17 Jul 1699, named his daughter Elizabeth Bick.
Children of John Sprague and Elizabeth Holbrook
John Sprague. Born 20 July 1669. Diel 11 Aug 1669.[1]
Elizabeth. Born 21 July 1670. She married James Walling.
Elizabeth, (2nd of name). Born 1 Jan 1674.
John Sprague. (Second of name) Born 20 Jan 1675-76.[1]
↑Will:
"Massachusetts, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991"
Suffolk County (Massachusetts) Probate Records, 1636-1899; Author: Massachusetts. Probate Court (Suffolk County); Probate Place: Suffolk, Massachusetts Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry Record 9069 #413485 (accessed 3 January 2024)
Will of John Sprague of Mendon, Suffolke, New England, granted probate on 14 Sep 1683.
History of the Town of Hingham, Mass. Vol III. Published by the Town of Hingham, Mass.. 1893. Page 164[2]
Source: S12 Abbreviation: Genealogies of RI Families, Vol II Title: Genealogies of Rhode Island Families 1600s-1800s, Vol II (Family Tree Maker CD ROM #180) Repository: #R3
Repository: R3 Name: Personal Library Address:
Source: S207 Abbreviation: Great Migration Begins Title: Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633 Vols 1-3. Online at Ancestry.com. (Boston MA; New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995.) Page: "William Sprague" p.1735-39
Source: S3 Abbreviation: Ancestral File Title: Ancestral File, version 4.19 (2002), Family History Library [FHL], Salt Lake City, Utah. Available online at http://www.familysearch.org. Note: Highly inaccurate. Use as pointers to possible data only. Repository: #R4
Repository: R4 Name: Online Address:
See Also:
Source: S3 Title: Richard Mellen of Massachusetts: A Brief Genealogy of the Mellen Family. Sea Genes. pdf. Author: N. P. Maling Publication: seagenes.wordpress.com: 2011 Date: 6 Oct 2012
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DNA Connections
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WILLIAM SPRAGUE
ORIGIN: Upway, Dorsetshire
MIGRATION: 1629
FIRST RESIDENCE: Charlestown
REMOVES: Hingham 1636
MARRIAGE: By 1635 Millicent Eames, daughter of Anthony Eames [see
COMMENTS below]; on 3 April1635 Millicent Sprague was admitted to
Charlestown church [ChChR 8]; she died at Hingham on 9 February
1695/6 [NEHGR 121 :284].
CHILDREN:
ii JOHN, bp. Hingham [blank] April 1638 [NEHGR 121 :10];
m. Hingham 6 December 1666 Elizabeth Holbrook,
daughter of William Holbrook (Hobart record gives
marriage date but not name of bride [NEHGR 121:119];
in his will of 17 July 1699 William Holbrook bequeathed
to "my daughter Elizabeth Bick" (she had married James
Bick after the death of John Sprague) [PPR 1 :309]).
Birth and death are unsourced. They came from a findagrave memorial which has been removed. Ancestry indexing appears to have will and probate dates interchanged.
WILLIAM SPRAGUE ORIGIN: Upway, Dorsetshire MIGRATION: 1629 FIRST RESIDENCE: Charlestown REMOVES: Hingham 1636 MARRIAGE: By 1635 Millicent Eames, daughter of Anthony Eames [see COMMENTS below]; on 3 April1635 Millicent Sprague was admitted to Charlestown church [ChChR 8]; she died at Hingham on 9 February 1695/6 [NEHGR 121 :284].
CHILDREN:
ii JOHN, bp. Hingham [blank] April 1638 [NEHGR 121 :10]; m. Hingham 6 December 1666 Elizabeth Holbrook, daughter of William Holbrook (Hobart record gives marriage date but not name of bride [NEHGR 121:119]; in his will of 17 July 1699 William Holbrook bequeathed to "my daughter Elizabeth Bick" (she had married James Bick after the death of John Sprague) [PPR 1 :309]).
edited by Katherine Cappon