A Maine Family's History - Smith / Glidden Surnames

Barnard / Bernard

Thomas BARNARD, husbandman, Salisbury, 1642, killed by Indians circa 1677 (possibly born 1612 Branston Essex ENG)

Spouse: Ellen, Eleanor or Helena ? died 11/27/1694 Amesbury MA (possibly Eleanor Morse)

Children: Thomas born 10 (3) 1641 married Sarah Peaseley/Peaslee born 9/20/1642; Nathaniel born 15 (11) 1642 married Mary ?; Martha born 9/22/1645 m Thomas Haynes (2) Samuel Bucknam; Mary twin of Martha married Anthony Morse (2) Philip Eastman; Sarah born 9/28/1647 married Capt. William Hackett; Hannah born 11/24/1649 married Benjamin Stevens son of John Stevens and Catherine; Ruth born 10/16/1651 died 11/5/1723 married Joseph Peaseley born 9/9/1646; John, Captain, born 1/12/1654 married Francis Hoyton 12/27/1676; Abigail born 1/20/1656 married 6/2/1681 to Samuel Fellows born Salisbury 1/13/1646

Martha BARNARD born 9/22/1645

Spouse: Thomas HAINES, Sr. (Haynes/Heynes) of Amesbury MA married 12/26/1667 Salisbury; married (2) Samuel Bucknam/Buckman circa 1686

Children: Eleanor born 2/7/1673-4 Amesbury married Matthews YOUNG; Aquila born 1678; John born 1680; Thomas born 1669-70; Mary born 1681

Pioneers MA pg 33: BARNARD, Thomas, husbandman, Salisbury 1642. Wife Ellen, Eleanor or Helena; ch Thomas b 10 (3) 1641, Nathaniel b 15 (11) 1642, Martha b Sept 22, 1645 (m Thomas Haynes m 2 Samuel Bucknam), Mary twin of Martha (m 1 Anthony Morse m 2 Philip Eastman), Sarah b Sept 28 1647 (m William Hackett), Hannah b Nov 24 1649 (m Benj. Stevens), Ruth b Oct 16 1651 (m Joseph Peaseley), John, Abigail b Jan 20, 1656 (m Samuel Fellows). He was killed by the Indians about 1677. Admin of his est was gr to his widow Oct 1677; division made in 1679 to nine ch viz Thomas B., Wm Hackett, Thomas Heynes, Jos Peaseley, Benj Stevens, John B, widow Moyse, Abigail and Nathaniel B.

Complete Book of Emigrants pg 205: 1639, 10 April - 10 May. John Woode, Abraham Pomfrett, Christopher Vivion, Samuell Andrewes and Thomas Barnard shippers of goods in the Mayflower, Mr. William Caine, bound from London to New England with passengers and planters. (PRO:E190/433/6).--Is this my Thomas Barnard?

Gen Dictionary of NE CD#169: BARNARD THOMAS, Salisbury, by w. Helen had Thomas, b. 10 May 1641; Nathaniel, 15 Jan. 1643; Martha, and Mary, tw. 22 Sept. 1645; Sarah, 28 Sept. 1647; Hannah, 24 Nov. 1649; Ruth, 16 Oct. 1651; John, 12 Jan. 1655; and a d. 20 Jan. 1657; and he was k. by the Ind. Sarah m. 31 Jan. 1667, William Hacket; and Hannah m. 28 Oct. 1673, Benjamin Stevens. THOMAS, Salisbury, eldest s. of the preced. by w. Sarah had Thomas, b. 22 Jan. 1664; took o. of alleg. Dec. 1677.

Barnard 2

Patience BERNARD / BARNARD (possibly Burnham per Early Pleasant River Families) born 1742 in Portsmouth (now Greenland) NH died 1840 [LDS has her born 1742 Jonesboro ME]

Spouse: Captain Nathan WHITNEY born 4/30/1742 Biddeford/Saco ME; came from York to Columbia Falls in 1768, died Columbia ME before 4/7/1834

Children: Children: Nathan born 7/8/1772 died 1816 married Sarah COX; Lydia born 6/8/1775 died 1843 married Matthew Coffin Jr.; Daniel born 2/10/1778 died young unmarried; Thankful born 12/14-16/1780 died 1850+ married (1) Moses Leavitt (2) Isaac Meader had child by Col. Jeremiah O'Brien 1804; Joseph born 2/15-17/1782 died 9/1860 married (1) Mary C. Libbey (2) her sister Rebecca Libby; Martha "Patty" born 2/1/1785 died 1814+ married Lorin Anson Smith born in Machias, they moved to CT; Jeremiah born 8/20-26/1787 drowned at Columbia 8/9/1797-8; Simeon born 4/6/1790 killed 1812-14 during War of 1812 unmarried; Lucy born 4/6/1793 died 1830-50 married Isaac Guptill