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Records

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts

  • 1637. Robert Harding included in list of new members.[1]
  • 1641. John Hardier included in list of new members.[2] Whitman's History of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, which provided biographical vignettes of members, states that he was from Braintree,[3] as does Robert's History of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.[4] However, since these vignettes provide information about the person both before and after they became members, this does not necessarily mean that John Hardier was a resident of Braintree at the time he became a member.
  • 1646. Richard Harding included in list of new members recruited in 1646-1647.[5][6] The vignette for Richard in Robert's History of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company seems to confuse him with Robert Harding of Boston.[7]

Boston Births, Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths to 1675

  • 1659. Philip Harding and Susanna Haviland, widow, were married August 23, 1659.[8]
  • 1660. Jane, daughter of Philip and Susanna Harding born Mary 1, 1660.[9]
  • 1667. Anna, daughter of Thomas and Jane Harding born February 20, 1667.[10] (A Thomas Harding was given permission to inhabit in Boston in July 1656, with Walter Merry and Thomas Munt providing security of £40.[11])

Braintree Town Records (Bates)

  • 1651. Highway laid out to the Common through Richard Hardiers ground and Martin Sander Jr.[12]
  • 1707. John Hardin was among those dissenting from a vote authorizing the leasing of the town's school lands.[13]

Braintree Vital Records (Bates)

Births

  • 1652. Mary Hardman, d. John and Sarah, b. December 9, 1652[14]
  • 1654. John Hardman, s. John and Sarah, b. November 9, 1654[14]
  • 1673. Hannah Hardman, d. John and Hannah[15]
  • 1679. ______ Hardine, d. John and Hannah, b. December 3, 1679[16]
  • 1681. John Hardin, s. John and Hannah, b. June 1, 1681[17]
  • 1687. Peter Hardin, s. John and Hannah, b. May 29, 1687[18]
  • 1689. Abigail Hardin, d. John and Anna, b. May 20, 1689[19]
  • 1692. Nathaniel Hardin, s. John and Hannah, b. January 7, 1691/2[19]
  • 1694. Deborah Harden, d. John and Anna, b. July 29, 1694[20]
  • 1699. Samuel Harding, s. John and Anna, b. February 12, 1698[21]

Marriages

  • 1652. Martin Saunders Junr and Liddia Hardier were married March 2, 1651/2[22]
  • 1704. John Harding Junior and Mary Littlefield were married January 27, 1704 (1703/4?)[23]

Deaths

  • 1657. Richard Hardier, d. December 27, 1657[24]
  • 1664. Elizabeth Hardier, d. June 10, 1664[25]

Essex County Deeds

Essex County Probate Records

Essex County Quarterly Courts

Lynn Vital Records

  • There are no entries for births, marriages or deaths of any Harding, Harden, Hardier, Hardy or Hardman in the Vital Records of Weymouth, Massachusetts to 1850 prior to 1800.

Massachusetts Bay Colony Freeman through 1691

Massachusetts Bay Colony Records

  • 1630. Robte Hardinge was included in the jury for an inquisition taken at [Charlestown] on September 18, 1630 regarding the cause of death of William Bateman.[47]
  • 1634. At a Court held at Boston in March 1633/4, Mr. Harding was listed as having given or promised iijs for the building of a sea fort.[48]
  • 1634. At a General Court held at Boston in May 1634, Mr. Robte Harding, William Baulston and Ralfe Sprage were chose as sergeants to Captain Underhill.[49]
  • 1637. At a court on March 9, 1636/6, for Boston, Mr. John Underhill was chosen captain, Mr. Edward Gibons lieutenant, Mr. Robrt Harding ensign.[50]
  • 1637. At a Quarter Court held at Boston on September 19, 1637, Robrt Harding was included in the Grand Jury.[51]
  • 1637. At a General Court at Newtown in November 1637, Robrt Hardinge was included in the list of followers of Mr. Wheeleright and Mrs, Hutchinson who were ordered to be disarmed.[52]
  • 1638. At a General Court held at Newtown in March 1637/8, Ensign Harding was granted liberty till the next Court in May.[53]
  • 1638. A deed dated June 28, 1638 by Masconnomet, saggamore of Aggawam, of the land of Ipswich and Chibacko, was witnessed by Robert Harding among others.[54]
  • 1639. At a General Court held at Boston in May 1639, Mrs. Harding was respited till the next Court, the meanwhile to be dealt with by Mr. Cotton, Mr. Wilson and the church, to see if she may be convinced and give satisfaction; if not, witnesses to be then produced against her.[55]
  • 1639. At a General Court held at Boston in May 1639, Mr. Robert Hardinge was ordered discharged upon his submission and acknowledgment to Mr. Wilson.[56]
  • 1641. At a Court held at Boston on April 29, 1641, Thomas Turner, Thomas Collier and John Sutton were bound to appear at the next court to answer for things taken from John Hardies wreck.[57]
  • 1645. At a Court of General Election held at Boston in May 1645, it was ordered that Mr. Robt Harding be allowed twenty shillings for his journey to the Naragansetts.[58]
  • 1650. At a Court held in June 1650, the Court ordered that Captain Robt Hardinge be repaid five pounds that he had loaned Mr. Winthrop to carry on a public occasion.[59]
  • 1654. At a Court held in October 1654, it was ordered that Capt Harding, Lieut Morice, Henry Cowes, Francis Bowers and Richard Marjoram be released of their bonds to the Court for their continuance in the country and sequestration of their estates.[60]
  • 1677. A deed dated May 2, 1677 by various Indians of land adjoining Marlborough, referred to "my uncle Josiah Harding, deceased, without issue."[61]
  • 1682. At a Court in October 1682, the persons appointed for the town of Salem as surveyors of damage to goods aboard ships were Mr. John Broune and Mr. John Hardy, Senior, and Capt. Richard Moore.[62]

Medfield Vital Records through 1675

Births

  • 1653. Mary, d. Abraham and Elizebeth, b. May 1653[63]
  • 1655. Abraham Harding, s. Abraham and Elizebeth, b. Aug. 1655[64]
  • 1666. Hanna Harding, d. John and Hanna, Jan. 13, 1666[65]
  • 1668. Abraham Harding, s. John and Hanna, b. Feb. 6, 1667/8[64]
  • 1669. John Harding, s. John and Elizabeth, b. Sep. 11, 1669[65]
  • 1671. John Haring, s. John and Elizabeth, b. Feb. 21, 1670/1[65]
  • 1673. Henry Harding, s. John and Elizabeth, b. Jun. 7, 1673[65]
  • 1675. Ichabod Harding, s. John and Elizabeth, b. Nov. 23, 1675[65]

Marriages

  • 1656. Elizebeth Harding and John Frairy, m. Dec. 25, 1656[66]
  • 1665. John Harding and Hanna Wood, m. Nov. 28, 1665 in Watertown[66]
  • 1667. Elizabeth Harding and Eliazar Adams, m. Nov. 20, 1667[66]
  • 1668. John Harding and Elizabeth Adams, m. Dec. 16, 1668[66]
  • 1670. Marie Harding and Samuell Barbur, m. Dec. 22, 1670[66]

Deaths

  • 1655. Abraham Harding, d. Mar. 22, 1654/5[67]
  • 1667. Hanna Harding, d. John and Hanna, d. Oct. 26, 1667[67]
  • 1668. Hanna Harding, w. John, d. Feb. 1, 1667/8[67]
  • 1670. Abraham Harding, s. John and Hannah, d. Apr. 5, 1670[67]
  • 1670. John Harding, s. John and Elizabeth, d. Mary 16, 1670[67]
  • 1672. John Harding, s. John and Elizabeth, d. June 18, 1672[67]

Suffolk Deeds through Liber 14

  • 1648. Land in Braintree deeded by John Webb of Boston yeoman to Samuel Allen of Braintree sawyer on April 19, 1648 was described as being bounded by Abraham Harding on the east.[68]
  • 1651. House in Boston deeded by William Davies of Boston gunsmith to James Oliver of Boston merchant on February 7, 1650/1 was described as adjoining Mr. Hardings.[69]
  • 1651. By deed dated October 1, 1651 by Robert Harding late of Boston and now of London merchant sold to Edward Lane of London merchant the messuage and appurtenances built by Robert Harding in Boston, adjoining the messuage formerly belonging to John Winthrop deceased.[70]
  • 1652. A release dated October 1, 1646 by William Barkley of debts with respect the Ship Anne was witnessed by Robert Harding, John Winthrop, William Vassal and Adam Winthrop.[71]
  • 1653. By deed dated March 2, 1653, Abraham Harding of Medfield glover sold to Thomas Holbrooke of Braintree his dwelling house and 50 acres in Braintree.[72]
  • 1657. Land in Hingham deeded on February 15, 1657 by Simon Peck of Hingham husbandman to John MacGoune of Hingham planter was described as bounded by the lands of Thomas Harding on the southeast.[73]
  • 1657. A deed dated March 1, 1657 by Richard Hutchinson to William Brenton of property in Boston referred to the house and garden formerly in the possession of Capt. Robert Harding. [74]
  • 1662. Land in Weymouth deeded on August 13, 1662 by Thomas Whitman of Weymouth yeoman to John Shaw of Weymouth was described as bounded by John Harden's land on the east.[75]
  • 1664. An indenture dated December 7, 1664, between a number of inhabitants of Weymouth references land bound on the south by the meadow of John Harding.[76]
  • 1672. John Harding and Seth Smith, constables of Medfield, entered evidence regarding a stray mare taken up by Samuel Smith of Medfield.[77]
  • 1675. A deed dated April 7, 1675 by Steven Willis of Braintree to John Ruggles of Braintree of land in Braintree was witnessed by Francis Eliot and John Harding.[78]
  • 1677. Henry Rust, William Hamilton, Andrew Littlejohn and Richard Harden deposed on April 18, 1677 that John Glover of Boston gave his housing and land in Boston to his daughter Hannah.[79]
  • 1678. Agreement dated January 22, 1678 between Jasper Adams, John Adams, Moses Adams, Henry Adams, John Harding and Elizabeth Harding (his wife) regarding division of the estate of Henry Adams of Medfield.[80]
  • 1679. Agreement dated February 3, 1679 between John Harding, Abraham Harding, Eleazer Adams on behalf of Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Barbur on behalf of Mary his wife, John Dyar on behalf of Hannah his wife, and Henry Adams on behalf of Prudence his wife, regarding the division of the lands of their father John Frarey Jr of Medfield.[81]
  • 1681. An agreement dated October 20, 1680 between William Vezy of Braintree and Martin Sanders of Braintree concerning the marriage of Solomon Vezy and Elizabeth Saunders referenced £30 that had been given to Elizabeth by her grandfather Hardier.[82]

Suffolk Probate Records before 1700

  • 1658. Richard Hardier of Braintree. Probate file with will and inventory. Will makes bequests to wife Elizabeth and to John Hardier or John's daughter Mary.[83]
  • 1664. Elizabeth Harder/Hardier/Hardyer of Braintree. (1) Will - Bequests to her (unnamed) daughter and only child and to her daughter's child, Elizabeth Saunders.[84] (2) Inventory[85]
  • 1665. Abraham Harding. (1) Will,[86] (2) Probate file with administrators' bonds,[87] (3) Agreement for Settlement[88]
  • 1667. John Hardman/Heardman of Braintree. Probate file with inventory and appointment of administrator "in behalf of the four children."[89]
  • 1667. William Hearding of Ffyall, merchant. Grant of administration.[90]
  • 1682. John Harding of Weymouth. Grant of administration and inventory.[91]
  • 1687. Joseph Hardy Jr of Salem. Probate file containing inventory and administration.[92]

Weymouth Vital Records to 1700

  • There are no entries for births, marriages or deaths of any Harding, Harden, Hardier, Hardy or Hardman in the Vital Records of Weymouth, Massachusetts to 1850.

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