James EMERY
1698 - 1763 (~ 64 years)-
Name James EMERY Christened 10 Apr 1698 First Parish Church of Newbury, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Gender Male Died 4 Apr 1763 Dracut, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States Person ID I2510 Patterson & Markham Family Tree Last Modified 17 Mar 2019
Mother Mary WOODMAN, b. 29 Sep 1654, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States , d. 13 Sep 1723, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States (Age 68 years) Family ID F6698 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family ID F9377 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - James was a farmer and lived in Haverhill until about 1725; when he moved to Dracut, Mass. He died in Dracut befor April 4, 1763 having made his will may 3 1762 at which time he stated that he was now enlisted a soldier in his majesty's service. On March 30 1757 he presented a petition to the general court of Mass in which he stated that his son, Ambrose, a minor, enlisted himsef in his majesty's service in the expedition caying on against Crown Point, in the year 1756 under the command of Captain Butterfield. and after he was discharged at Lake George and as he was returning home, he was taken sick at Glasgo and not able to travel and when tidings whereof was brought to your petitioner, he sent a man and horse, to fetch his son home which occasioned considerable charge to your petitioner acording to the account herewith exhibited. He asked that he be remunerated. He was given three pounds, nine shillings and eight pence.
John, son of James, was a soldier in the French War; enlisted in Captain William Pealody's company. He was killed in battle with Indians near Fort William Henry, Sept 18, 1756.
- James was a farmer and lived in Haverhill until about 1725; when he moved to Dracut, Mass. He died in Dracut befor April 4, 1763 having made his will may 3 1762 at which time he stated that he was now enlisted a soldier in his majesty's service. On March 30 1757 he presented a petition to the general court of Mass in which he stated that his son, Ambrose, a minor, enlisted himsef in his majesty's service in the expedition caying on against Crown Point, in the year 1756 under the command of Captain Butterfield. and after he was discharged at Lake George and as he was returning home, he was taken sick at Glasgo and not able to travel and when tidings whereof was brought to your petitioner, he sent a man and horse, to fetch his son home which occasioned considerable charge to your petitioner acording to the account herewith exhibited. He asked that he be remunerated. He was given three pounds, nine shillings and eight pence.