At first a house carpenter, then became a coaster and cooper; subsequently returned to his trade as a housewright. [verbatim per reference source; JRF]
Allen Breed was born to Joseph and Sarah (Farrington) Breed at Lynn, Massachusetts March 16, 1706/7.[1]
Allen served as the town constable in Lynn, in 1740/41, 1746, and 1758. He was also a fence-viewer in 1740/41. He was given "liberty to build a wharf at the Black Marsh where the old wharf formerly was".[1]
Allen married Huldah Newhall at Lynn, Massachusetts, June 2, 1728. Allen and Huldah's known children born at Lynn are:[1]
Joseph, b June 3, 1729; d at Marblehead before April 4, 1774; m Rebecca Merriam at Lynn Nov 1, 1750
Love, b Aug 16, 1731; d Nov 10, 1774; m March 29, 1750 as his first wife Allen Newhall
Jerusha, b Sept 2, 1753 (sic - should be 1733); d July 12, 1826; m Henry Bacheller Apr 24, 1758
Hulday, b Sept 20, 1736; m (1) Nehemiah Lindsey Dec 30, 1755; m (2) Allen Newhall Aug 26, 1775
Abigail, b Sept 8, 1739; d Sept 16, 1740
Abigail, b Nov 7, 1741; m Richard Richards Dec 2, 1761
Allen, b Apr 19, 1744; d before Feb 1789; m Abigail Lindsey Mar 4, 1766
Hepzibah, b Dec 15, 1746; d at Epping, NH 1816; m Hanson Newhall Feb 6, 1765
Eliphalet, b June 4, 1750; d between 1790-1795; m Mary Johnson Dec 10, 1772
Col. Frederick, b Aug 20, 1755; d June 17, 1830; m (1) Hepzibah Cox May 19, 1775; m (2) Sarah Mansfield Apr 13, 1780
Marriage source: Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016). Reference Lynn Volume 2, page 45
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