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Jonathan CUTTER³⁶ was born on Mar 2, 1728/29 in Woburn, Massachusetts. He died in Jan 1755 in Lexington, Massachusetts. Parents: John CUTTER and Rachel POWERS.

Spouse: Elizabeth HASTINGS.

Joseph CUTTER³⁶ was born on May 13, 1752 in Lexington, Massachusetts. He died on Jun 25, 1840 in Jaffery, New Hampshire. Joseph and Rachel Cutter had six sons and three daughters. Five of the sons raised large families. One had eight children, two of them had nine, and two had ten children. The five sons settled in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. Nehemia Cutter one of the six sons married three times, without issue. Nehemia was a physician in Pepperell, Massachusetts and died 15 Mar 1859.

Joseph Cutter was a farmer by vocation, and an executor of his father's will in 1771. Not long after his father's death, he removed from new Ipswich to Jaffrey, where the cellar of his dwelling, near the spacious mansion of his son Joseph Cutter, is still to be seen. During the first year of the revolutionary contest he was once in active service with the provincial forces before Boston, for which duty he was honored with a pension from the government.

He was of medium height, rather stout in body, and quick and agile in his movements. He was forcible in expression, and a man of few words. He held a captaincy in the State militia, and received a commission of Justice of the Peace, but never served the office, being disqualified by a very limited education.

His wife, Rachel, was amiable and industrious, and possessed an excellent judgment. She had a particular fondness for family antiquities.

He removed with his father, first to Waltham, second to Shrewsbury, and thence to New Ipswich. He came to Jaffrey probably as early as 1773, and settled on lot 17, range 3, now (1928) owned by Martin P. Garfield. He soon after sold this place to Joseph Bates and took up land on the foothills of Monadnock where, near the site of his dwelling, the spacious mansion now known as the Ark remains a monument to his descendents. He was a Revolutionary solider.

By his industry and shrewdness he acquired a competence and became the largest landed proprietor in town. He gave a farm to each of his sons; and after disposing of much of his real estate, lived near the Meeting House in Jaffrey Centre Village in the house where his brother Benjamin had previously kept tavern, now owned by Endicott Marean.

Joseph and Rachel Cutter had ten children, all of abounding vigor and enterprise. Six settled in Jaffrey and had large families. The five brothers, Joseph, John, Daniel, Joel, and Abel, settled near each other in school district No. 11, and their children filled to overflowing the little red school house still standing near Melville Academy in Jaffrey Center. In 1822, forty-six years after their marriage, the only death which had occurred in the family was that of the first wife of the son Nehemiah, not of the Cutter blood. At this time a reunion of the family was held at which there were present, Joseph Cutter, his wife and his grandchildren, twenty of each sex; three sons-in-law; and six daughters-in-law; total number sixty-two.

History of Jaffrey, New Hampshire, V 2., p. 196-197. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Joyce CUTTER³⁶ was born about 1608 in London, England. She died in Nov 1638 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel CUTTER and Elizabeth LEATHERHEAD.

Mary CUTTER³⁶ was born in 1657. She died on Nov 20, 1711 in Woodstock, Connecticut. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

Mary CUTTER³⁶ was born on Mar 29, 1689. She died on Jan 27, 1696/97. Parents: Ephraim CUTTER and Bethia WOOD.

Moses CUTTER³⁶ was born on May 28, 1754 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. He died on Oct 6, 1756. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Captain Moses CUTTER³⁶ was born on Mar 26, 1760 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. He died on Apr 10, 1816 in Bradford, New Hampshire. He resided on his farm, situated at the base of Mount Manadnock, and about a mile's distance southwest from the residence of his brother Joseph. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary Army throughout the war of Independence, and served for a time as one of Washington's Life Guard; and at the close of the war accompanied the General to Mount Vernon. He afterwards held the office of Captain of the Jaffery Company, 12th New Hampshire State Militia. he understood perfectly the manual of arms, and other duties of a soldier. He was tall in stature, calm in temper, and presented a splendid military appearance. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Nathan CUTTER³⁶ was born on Mar 13, 1733/34 in Woburn, Massachusetts. He died on Mar 6, 1778 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire. married by the Reverend Mr. Daniel Rogers Parents: John CUTTER and Rachel POWERS.

Nathanial CUTTER³⁶ was born on Dec 11, 1663. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Frances PERRIMAN.

Rachel CUTTER³⁶ was born in 1724. She died in 1799. Parents: John CUTTER and Rachel POWERS.

Rachel CUTTER³⁶ was born on Jan 20, 1764 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. She died on Jan 12, 1768. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Rachel CUTTER³⁶ was born on Mar 2, 1769 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire. She died in 1863. Mrs. Rachel (Cutter) Barber was a woman of superior excellence and virtue, and her memory is affectionately cherished by a numerous acquaintance. Her interest in her kindred was intense, and she preserved many traditionary reminiscences of her ancestors and their families that have been a great value in the compilation of the Cutter History.

A History of the Cutter Family of New England, Benjamin and William Cutter. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Rebecca CUTTER³⁶ was born on Sep 5, 1665 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She died on Jul 26, 1741 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Frances PERRIMAN.

Richard CUTTER³⁶ was born on Aug 21, 1621 in Newcastle Upon Tyne England. He died on Jun 16, 1693 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Richard Cutter was a cooper and a wheelwright. Admitted freeman 2 June 1641.
Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston in 1643.
May have come to New England on the "John & Dorothy" with his widowed mother in 1637.

Richard Cutter, 10 June 1693, deeded Cambridge lands he inherited from his brother William.
Richard Cutter's will dated 19 April 1693; proved 24 August 1702; recorded 28 May 1725 and amounted to 98.11.9 (Middlesex County Probate, First Series docket 5648)

Sources: The Cutter Family of New England by William R. Cutter, David Clapp & Sons, 1871. "The History of Cambridge" by Lucius R. Paige, 1877. "Founders of Early American Families" by Meredith B. Colkert, 1985.

The common ancestor was that RICHARD CUTTER of Cambridge, Mass., freeman 2 June, 1641, member of the Artillery Company, 1643, who had a first wife, Elizabeth, by whom he had the following children:

I. Elizabeth, b. 15 July, 1645, d. at 18 years.
II. Samuel, b. 3 Jan., 1647.
III. Thomas, b. 19th July, 1648, died soon.
IV. WILLIAM, b. 22 Feb., 1650.
V. EPHRAIM.
VI. Gershom.
VII. Mary.

RICHARD CUTTER, Senior, lost his wife, 5 March, 1662, and he married 14 February, 1663, Frances, widow of Isaac Emsden, by whom he had Nathaniel, b. 11 Dec., 1663. Rebecca, b. 5 Sept., 1665; Hepzibah, b. 11 Nov. 1667, died an infant; Elizabeth, b. 1 March, 1669; Hepzibah, b. 15 Aug., 1671; Sarah, b. Aug. 31, 1673, and Ruhamah. He died 16th June, 1693, aged about 72, and his widow, Frances, outlived him.

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Richard Cutter , the younger son of Widow Elizabeth Cutter, was very likely a voyager to America on the ship with his mother. He was a cooper by trade, and was admitted as a Freeman in 1641. This privilege was earnestly desired by every man, and all freemen of that period were required to be orthodox members of the Church, twenty years old, and worth two hundred pounds. In 1643 he became a member of the Artillery Company. About 1644 he married Elizabeth, whose surname is unknown. Her tombstone is one of the oldest now standing in the ancient burying-ground of Old Cambridge, Mass.: "Here lyes ye body of Elizabeth Cutter, wife to Richard Cutter, aged about 42 years; died March 5, 1661-2." Richard Cutter married (2d), Feb. 14, 1662-3, Mrs. Frances (Perriman) Amsden of Cambridge, the widow of Richard Amsden; she survived Richard's decease. Richard Cutter's residence was in Menotomy. He requested to be buried in "Cambridge Buryingplace near his first wife's grave." His monumental stones are in the western part of the yard, and the inscription is perfectly legible: "Here lyes ye body of Richard Cutter, aged about 72 years, died ye 16 of June, 1693." In his will he mentions daughters, and the five sons, Samuel, William, Ephraim, Gershom and Nathaniel of the (3d) generation. Of these (3) Ephraim Cutter appears first at Watertown, Mass., Aug. 18, 1689, where three of his children were baptized.

Parents: Samuel CUTTER and Elizabeth LEATHERHEAD.

Spouse: Elizabeth WILLIAMS. Richard CUTTER and Elizabeth WILLIAMS were married. Children were: Elizabeth CUTTER, Samuel CUTTER, Thomas CUTTER, William CUTTER, Ephraim CUTTER, Gershom CUTTER, Mary CUTTER.

Spouse: Frances PERRIMAN. Richard CUTTER and Frances PERRIMAN were married on Feb 14, 1663. Children were: Nathanial CUTTER, Rebecca CUTTER, Hephzibah CUTTER, Elizabeth CUTTER, Hephzibah CUTTER, Sarah CUTTER, Ruhamah CUTTER.

Ruhamah CUTTER³⁶ was born in 1678. She died on Jul 11, 1756 in Woburn, Mass.. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Frances PERRIMAN.

Samuel CUTTER³⁶ was born in 1575 in New-Castle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. He died before Apr 8, 1637 in New-Castle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. Samuel Cutter, who d. in England, his widow, Elizabeth Cutter, quite advanced in years, coming to America in 1640. The supposition is that several married daughters of hers came to America about the time of her emigration.

Spouse: Elizabeth LEATHERHEAD. Samuel CUTTER and Elizabeth LEATHERHEAD were married about 1600 in Possibly Balam Church, Sandyford Bridge (Or Bolam). Children were: Joanna CUTTER, William CUTTER, Elizabeth CUTTER, Joyce CUTTER, Barbara CUTTER, Isabella CUTTER, Richard CUTTER.

Samuel CUTTER³⁶ was born on Jan 3, 1647 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. "I Councill my son Samuel to dwell with his brother William Cutter while he remains unmarried." -- from the will of Richard Cutter 1693. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

Sarah CUTTER³⁶ was born on Aug 31, 1673. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Frances PERRIMAN.

Sarah CUTTER³⁶ was born on Jan 20, 1764 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire. She died on Apr 28, 1852. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Susanna CUTTER³⁶ was born on Jan 5, 1759 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. She died on Aug 31, 1815 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire. Parents: John , Jr. CUTTER and Susannah HASTINGS.

Spouse: Supply WILSON. Supply WILSON and Susanna CUTTER were married on May 15, 1777. Children were: Supply WILSON, John WILSON, Susanna WILSON, Sally WILSON, Samuel WILSON, Isaac WILSON, Rachel WILSON, Abigail WILSON, Rebecca WILSON, Polly WILSON, William Kimball WILSON.

Thomas CUTTER³⁶ was born on Jul 19, 1648 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

William CUTTER³⁶ was born about 1603. He died before 1693 in Northumberland, England. Parents: Samuel CUTTER and Elizabeth LEATHERHEAD.

William CUTTER³⁶ was born on Feb 22, 1650 in Cambridge, MA. He died on Apr 1, 1723 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Parents: Richard CUTTER and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

Hepsibah DAGGETT¹ was born in 1642. She died in Martha's Vinyard, Mass. Parents: John DAGGETT.

Spouse: John EDDY. John EDDY and Hepsibah DAGGETT were married in 1658. Children were: Beulah EDDY.

John DAGGETT¹ died in Martha's Vinyard, Mass. JOHN1 DAGGETT, the head of this family, has received sufficient notice to cover the details of his life (Vol. II, Annals of E., pp. 63&SHY;66) and nothing has since been discovered to determine his ancestry or the maiden name of his wife. The author repeats his suggestion that it was Brotherton as this name was perpetuated in three widely separated branches of Daggett descendants. [Wills of persons of this name which have come to the author's notice are as follows: Thomas Brotherton, mariner, Deptford, Kent 1621 (P. C. C. Dale 92), Eleanor Brotherton, widow, Lewes, Sussex 1636, John Brotherton skinner, London, 8 Mch. 1640 (Commissary, Wills, London XXIX, 382); Alice Brotherton, widow, New Sarum, Wiltshire 8 July 1841 (P. C. C. Evelyn 100). Curiously enough one Robert Daggett was appointed Rector of Gillingham Co., Dorset in 1334 by Thomas de Brotherton.] [See Notes.]

2. JOHN,2 b. abt. 1626; res. Rehoboth, Mass., wife ANNE SUTTON (Plymo. Deeds, i. 79); deposes aged 51 years in 1676. No further record of this line will be given.
3. THOMAS, b. abt. 1630.
4. ELIZABETH, b. abt. 1638; m. JEREMIAH WHITTON (10).
5. HEPZIBAH, b. abt. 1642; m. JOHN EDDY (10) abt. 1658.
6. JOSEPH, b. 1647.

Children were: Hepsibah DAGGETT.

Thomas DAGGETT.

Spouse: Suzanne GREENE.

Michael DALY.

Spouse: Marsha Ann GLOSENGER. Michael DALY and Marsha Ann GLOSENGER were married.

ELIZABETH DANIEL was born on Jan 8, 1608 in England. She died after 1665.

Spouse: WILLIAM COMSTOCK. WILLIAM COMSTOCK and ELIZABETH DANIEL were married about 1622 in England. Children were: John COMSTOCK, SAMUEL COMSTOCK, Daniel COMSTOCK, Elizabeth COMSTOCK, Christopher COMSTOCK.

Charles A. DANIELS was born in 1882. He died in 1973. He was buried in 1973 in Lakeville Cemetary, Wayne County, Pennsylvania. 1910 Federal Census for Pennsylvania:
County: Wayne Enumeration District: 0107 Visit: 0023
Name: Charles A Daniels
Relation: Husband
Color: W
Age: 27
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Other Residents: Wife Ethel A 24, Pennsylvania
Daughter Marie C 04, Pennsylvania
Daughter Gladys B 02, Pennsylvania
Mother-in-law Christeen Glossenger 61, Pennsylvania

Spouse: Ethel Almeda GLOSENGER. Charles A. DANIELS and Ethel Almeda GLOSENGER were married on Jun 15, 1904 in Waverly, New York. From the 50th anniversary newspaper clipping in 1954. They were married in the Presbyterian Manse by Reverend Dr. Ross. Children were: Marie C. DANIELS, Gladys B. DANIELS.

Gladys B. DANIELS was born. Parents: Charles A. DANIELS and Ethel Almeda GLOSENGER.

Marie C. DANIELS was born in Pa.. Parents: Charles A. DANIELS and Ethel Almeda GLOSENGER.

Alice DANVERS¹ died before 1531 in "of Cothorp, Oxon"]. her father and grandfather were knights. See, MacNamara, The
Danvers

Memorials. Alice was not mentioned in the will of her fatehr
made 18

April 1504 (PCC 5 Holgrave) having probably already received her

portion at marriage. However, the will of Dame Anne Danvers, 13

February, 1530/1 (Lambeth Wills, Somerset House, 4 Thower),
leaves to

"my son John Raynsford, Lord of Micheltieu, my two gilt salts .
. . to

my Godson [grandson] John Raynsford I bequeath my new house
lately

built at Thatcham, with all the ground within the pale, also
L6/13/4

in money . . . to my Goddaughter Anne Langton, a flat piece of
silver

. . . the rest of my goods I give to Alice Rayneford my
daughter. . .

my executrix."

The Letters & Papers of Henry VIII show from the "King's Book of

Payments" in November 1518: to "Alice, wife of John Raynsford, 1

year's fee, L15"; 29 Sept 1531, L10 to Alice Raynsford; and 29
Sept.

1534 to Alice Raynesford (2 [1864]: 1480; 5 [1880]: 21, no. 445;

7[1883]: 466, no. 1204). Further particulars on Alice's ancestry
may

be found in Samuel Barfield, Thatcham, Berks, and its Manors
(Oxford,

1901), edited by James Parker. Parents: William Sir DANVERS and Anne PURY.

Spouse: John Esq. RAYNSFORD. John Esq. RAYNSFORD and Alice DANVERS were married before 1504. Children were: George RAYNSFORD, William, John, Margaret, Anne, Mary.

Amy DANVERS. Parents: John Sir DANVERS and Joan BRULEY.

Joan DANVERS. Parents: John Sir DANVERS and Joan BRULEY.

John Sir DANVERS.

Spouse: Joan BRULEY. Children were: William Sir DANVERS, Joan DANVERS, Amy DANVERS.

William Sir DANVERS. Parents: John Sir DANVERS and Joan BRULEY.

Spouse: Anne PURY. Children were: Alice DANVERS.

Elizabeth DARLING² was born about 1604. She is reference number 8TGQ-5B.
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Spouse: Joseph JENKS. Joseph JENKS and Elizabeth DARLING were married before 1650 in Lynn, Essex, Mass..

Walter William DARLING.

Spouse: Ellen Maria PERKINS. Walter William DARLING and Ellen Maria PERKINS were married.

Barnabas DAVIS.

Spouse: Rachel POWERS.

James DAVIS.

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Alice DE ASTLEY² was born about 1481 in Hillmorton, Warwick Co. England.³ She died in 1538.³ 1538 ALICE PERKYNS of Hillmorton, Widow, In her will, dated 31 July, 1538, she directs that she shall "be buried in the church of St. John the Baptist of Hyllmorton," and mentions: Jeyn Sleyter, "my daughter," Juliana Cumpton "my daughter," Henry Perkyns "my son," executor; John Stokys, Clerke, Thomas Clerke, Richd. Smyth, supervisors; John Brendon, Clerke, George Dobbe, Willm. Freman, Thomas Dunkele, Richd. Bassett, witnesses.

The inventory, dated 10 Oct., 1538, was taken by: John Brendon, Clerke, Wm. Buttye, Wm. Freman, Thomas Dunkley, Edwd Twygare, appraisers.

Amount œ36 2s. 1d.
Proved at Lichfield, 15 October, 1538, by Henry Perkins.

Bibliographic Information:
Perkins, D.W. Notes on the Perkins Families in England. Salem, MA: Np., 1894. Call Number: R929.2 P448

Spouse: Thomas PERKINS. Thomas PERKINS and Alice DE ASTLEY were married about 1500.³ Children were: Henry PERKINS.

Avicia DE CHETWODE. Parents: William DE CHETWODE.

Spouse: William LE BRETON. Children were: Guy LE BRETON.

Robert DE CHETWODE.

Spouse: Sybil DE FREVILLE. Children were: William DE CHETWODE.

William DE CHETWODE. Parents: Robert DE CHETWODE and Sybil DE FREVILLE.

Children were: Avicia DE CHETWODE.

Baldwin Fitz Gilbert DE CLARE. Parents: Gilbert DE CLARE and Adeliza OF CLERMONT.

Spouse: Adelina DE RULLOS. Children were: Emma DE CLARE.

Emma DE CLARE. Parents: Baldwin Fitz Gilbert DE CLARE and Adelina DE RULLOS.

Spouse: Hugh WAKE. Children were: Geoffrey WAKE.

Gilbert DE CLARE.