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Ancestors of John Burton Kaherl

1350.Dea. Thomas Kendall, born ca. 1616; died 1681 in Reading, Massachusetts.He married 1351. Rebecca.
1351.Rebecca, born ca. 1618; died July 17, 1703 in Reading, Massachusetts.
Notes for Dea. Thomas Kendall:
Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com: Genealogical History of the Town of Reading, Massachusetts by Hon. Lilley Eaton, 1874, Alfred Mudge & Son. Boston, Mass.:
Page 93:
KENDALL, Dea. Thomas, an original settler, removed here from Lynn; was brother of Francis, of Woburn; lived on the "James Emerson place," corner of Cedar and Church Streets; was deacon and selectman for many years, and a very influential citizen. He d. 1681, and his widow, Rebecca, d. 1703, aged 85. Chil.:
Page 94:
Elizabeth, b. 1642, and m. 1658, John Eaton; Rebecca, b. 1644, and m. 1665, James Boutwell; Mary, b. 1647, and m. 1664, Abraham Bryant; Hannah, b. 1650, and m. 1667, John Parker; Sarah, b. and d. 1652; Sarah, 2d, b. 1653, and m. Samuel Dunton; Abigail, b. 1655, and m. John Nichols; Susanna, b. 1658, and m. Nathaniel Goodwin; Tabitha, b. 1660, and m. John Pearson; and Thomas, b. 1663, and d. 1664. Dea. Kendall had no son that lived to adult age, and his name has long since disappeared from our municipal record; yet perhaps there is no one of the first settlers that can be pointed out, whose blood, through his eight daughters diverging, has come down to us through so many families, and still flows in the veins of so many of the present population of the town.
More About Dea. Thomas Kendall:
Father: may be John Kendall
Mother: may be Margaret Sacharel
Residence: 1647, from Lynn, to Reading, MA
Source 1: Hist. of Reading, MA, 1874, pg93
Source 2: 1900, Dunton Family, NEHGR 54:286

Notes for Rebecca:
South Reading Inscriptions, NEHGR, 1853, Vol. 7 pg 26:
Rebecca Kendall, widow of Dea. Thomas Kendall, dyed July 17, 1703, Aged 85 years."Here lyeth the mother of ten* who had 175 grand and great-grand children.
*"Mother of ten" signifies "the mother of ten children," of whome nine were daughters, and one son who died young.Of the daughters, one died young, and the other eight married into the families of the first settlers of the town, viz: the families of Bryant, Pearson, Eston, Parker, Nichols, Boutwell, Dunton and Goodwing. Their descendants have been numerous, and although they have lost their ancient surname of Kendall, their blood runs in many of the presents inhabitants; few of them, however, if any, can say, as could the old "mother of ten,"

More About Rebecca:
Burial: 1703, South Reading Cemetery
Misc: may be dau of Moses Payne/Mary Benison
Source 1: Hist. of Reading, MA, 1874, pg 63
Source 2: 1853, S.Reading Cem. Inscriptions, NEHGR 7:26
Source 3: 1900, Dunton Family, NEHGR 54:286

Child of Thomas Kendall and Rebecca is:

675

Sarah Kendall, born June 22, 1653 in Reading, Massachusetts; died November 20, 1734 in Billerica, Massachusetts; married Samuel Dunton April 17, 1673 in Reading, Massachusetts.

1354.Elder John Hunting, born 1597 in of Hoxne, Suffolk, England?; died April 12, 1689 in Dedham, Massachusetts.He married 1355. Hester Seaborne ca. 1617 in England.
1355.Hester Seaborne, born ca. 1597 in Hingham, Norfolk,England?; died June 3, 1676 in Dedham, Massachusetts.
Notes for Elder John Hunting:
Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com, The Hunting or Huntting Family in America, Call Number, R929.2 H948, by T.D. Hunting, Sag Harber, NY (J.H.Hunt), 1888:
Page 7, THE HUNTING OR HUNTTING FAMILY IN AMERICA,
1 John Hunting, the first of this family in America, was born in England in the year 1597, married Hester Seaborne, who was a second cousin of John Rogers, about 1617, and came to Dedham, Mass., in the spring of 1638. Admitted a freeman March 13, 1639, was one of the founders of the church at Dedham, and its first ruling elder. Previous to his coming to this country he was a "ruling elder," and his living was in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, England. The first authentic record we have of him, is on the Dedham Register, under date of August 28, 1638, where he "entertayned to purchase John Boledge's lot." After this date, we find, by the church records, he takes an active part in religious affairs. He died April 12, 1689. Buried at Dedham.
i JOHN, b. ab. 1628.
ii SAMUEL, b. July 22, 1640.
iii NATHANIEL, b. Dec. 15, 1643; d. in infancy.
iv MATTHEW, b. March 6, 1648.
v MARGARET, b. in England, m. Robert Ware.
vi MARY, m. Buckner.
vii HESTER, m. N. Fisher, Dec. 26, 1649.
viii ELIZABETH, m. John Pecke.
Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com, Ancestors of Robert Abell by Horace A. Abell,
Call Number: CS71.A15, Privately printed, Rochester, 1933:
Page 38 HUNTING
1. JOHN HUNTING, born 1597 in England; died Apr. 12, 1689, buried at Dedham, Mass.; probably son of William and Margaret Hunting, in England; married Hester Seaborne, about 1617 in England. She died June 3, 1676. She was a second cousin of John Rogers. The first of this family in America, came to Dedham, Mass., in the spring of 1638. Admitted a freeman Mar. 13, 1639, was one of the founders of the church at Dedham, and its first ruling elder. Previous to his coming to this country he was a "ruling elder" and his living was in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, England. The first authentic record we have of him is on the Dedham Register, under date of Aug. 28, 1638, where he "entertayned to purchase John Colidge's lot." After this date, we find, by the church records, he takes an active part in religious affairs.
Children:
John, b. about 1628.
Samuel, Capt., b. July 22, 1640; m. Hannah Hackborne, Dec. 24, 1662.
Nathaniel, b. Dec. 15, 1643; d. Feb. 1, 1644.
Matthew, b. Mar. 6, 1648.
Margaret, d. Aug. 26, 1670; m. Robert Ware, Mar. 24, 1644-5. He m2. Hannah Jones.
Mary, m. Buckner or Jay.
Hester, m. N. Fisher, Dec. 26, 1649.
Elizabeth, m. John Pecke, of Rehoboth, Mass.
More About Elder John Hunting:
Burial: 1689, Dedham, Massachusetts
Emigration: 1638, England to Dedham, Massachusetts
Father: May be William Hunting
Issue: At least 3 children
Misc: 1639, Freeman
Misc.: Founder of the church at Dedham, Elder
Mother: May be Margarett ???
Residence: 1638, Dedham, Massachusetts
Source 1: Hunting Fam. by T.D.Hunting, 1888, pg 7
Source 2: Anc. of Rob't Abell, H.A.Abell, 1933, pg 38
Source 3: 1887, Robt Ware, NEHGR 41:23
Source 4: 1909, Geneal. Res. England, NEHGR 63:360-361

Notes for Hester Seaborne:
Genealogical Research in England, NEHGR,1909, Vol 63, pgs 360-361:
Will of Francis Seaborne, her brother written 12 Mar 1655 and proved 30 A pr 1656 (PCC, Berkeley, 114) mentions "And unto my my Sister Hester now or Late the Wife of John Hunting Liueing in New England or to her Executors Administrators or Assigned, the sume of 45 pounds with in twelve years after the decease of wife Joane and sister Gabin."
pg 361:
[Esther Seaborn, sister of the testator, was the wife of John Hunting of Dedham, Mass. E. F.]

More About Hester Seaborne:
Father: may be John Seaborne
Mother: may be Mary ???
Source 1: Hunting Fam. by T.D.Hunting, 1888, pg 7
Source 2: 1909, Geneal. Res. England, NEHGR 63:360-361
Source 3: Anc. of Rob't Abell, H.A.Abell, 1933, pg 38
Source 4: 1887, Robt Ware, NEHGR 41:23
Will: January 4, 1675/76, Dated, proved or probated-12 Feb. 1685

Child of John Hunting and Hester Seaborne is:

677

Margaret Hunting, born September 21, 1628 in Hoxne, Suffolk, England; died August 26, 1670 in Dedham, Massachusetts; married Robert Ware March 24, 1644/45 in Dedham, Massachusetts.

     1358.Robert Pierce, born ca. 1591; died January 6, 1663/64 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.He married 1359. Ann Greenway Bef. 1635.
     1359.Ann Greenway, born ca. 1601 in prob. Mildenhall, Wiltshire, England; died December 31, 1695 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.She was the daughter of 2718. John Greenway and 2719. Mary.
Notes for Robert Pierce:
Name variations: Pierce, Pearse
Abstracts of Early Wills, NEHGR, 1859, Vol 13, pg 154:
ROBERT PEARSE.--I, Robert Pearse, weak in body, knowing that this fraile Life will not Continue Long, doe desire, as Faithfully as I Canne, to Leave that Little which God hath given mee of the things of this Life, so that it may be enjoyed after my Decease, by my wife, Anne Pearse, the one halfe of all my Housing & Land in Dorchester, and the one halfe of household goods to be at her Disposing at her Death, but my Land and Housing to return to my sonne, Thomas Pearse, at her Death.My will is that my wife shall haue power to sell any part of my Land (if need Doo require) fo her maintenance, but not else, and I hope she will not need to doe it.I giue unto my sonne, Thomas Perarse, the other halfe of my housing & Land, to bee his at my Death, with the one halfe of my households goods, & whateuer is myne, to be equally diuided between his mother & him, at my Death.My will is, that at the decease of his mother, my sonne, Thomas Pearse, shall haue the other halfe of the Housing & Land his Mother had during her life.I giue to my Daughter, Mary, the wife of Thomas Hearin [Herring], of Dedham, 20pounds, to bee her portion with that which I haue already giuen her.To her 5 Children, my Grandchildren, 10pounds, to be equally diuided amongst them The two legacies of 30pounds, to be paid by Thomas Pearse, within 3 years after the decease of his mother.]An now my Dear Child, a Fathers Blessing I bequeath unto you both & yours, bee tender & Louing to your mother, Louing and Kind one unto another, stand up in your places for God and for his Ordinances while you Liue, then hee will bee for you & Blesse you.I appoint my wife, Ann Pearse, together with my sonne, Thomas Pearse to be my Executors. 13: 8mo: 1664.
TestWilliam Robinson                         Robert (x) Pearse
Elizabeth Arye                         his marke
2d March 1664, William Robinson deposed.
Inventorye of the Estate of Robert Pearse, who deceased Jan. 6th, 1664, apprised Jan. 28, 1664, by Thomas Tilestone, William Robinson.Mentions One nect of Land commonly called prime [pine] necke about 20 acrews, 50pounds; one House, barne & home Lott Cont. 6 acres, 40pounds; 4 Acres of Meadow. 25pounds; 36 acres of Common Land, 20pounds, &c. &c.Whole amt. 181pounds. Thomas Pearse deposed, March 2d, 1664, to this Estate of Robert Pearse his late father.
More About Robert Pierce:
Burial: January 7, 1663/64, Dorchester, Massachusetts
Misc.: January 24, 1663/64, inv. of estate, apprised
Source 1: 1859, Abstract, Early Wills, NEHGR 13:154
Source 2: 1850, Dorchester Inscriptions,NEHGR 4:169&387
Source 3: Grt.Mig. (JohnGreenway), NEHGS Vol I-III
Source 4: 1878, John Grenaway, Abs.-Deeds,NEHGR 32:58
Will: August 13, 1663, Dated, deposed: 2d March 1664

Notes for Ann Greenway:
Dorchester Inscriptions, NEHGR, 1850, NEHGR 4, pg 169:
"Here lyes ye body of Ann ye wife of Robert Pearce, aged about104 year, Died December ye 31, 1695.
[Robert Pearce of the great lots, died 5th buried 7th 11 mo. 1667 Town Records]"
In vol 4, pg 387, Errarta:
p. 169, Robert Pearce died in 1664 not 1667.

More About Ann Greenway:
Burial: 1695, Dorchester, Massachusetts
Source 1: 1850, Dorchester Inscriptions,NEHGR 4:169
Source 2: Grt.Mig. (JohnGreenway), NEHGS Vol I-III
Source 3: 1878, John Grenaway, Abs.-Deeds,NEHGR 32:58

Child of Robert Pierce and Ann Greenway is:

679

Mary Pierce, born ca. 1631 in Dorchester, Massachusetts; died Unknown; married Thomas Herring April 15, 1650 in Dedham, Massachusetts.