A Maine Family's History - Smith / Glidden Surnames

Cutting

Captain John CUTTING of London, ship-master of the Welcome, of Charlestown & of Newbury circa 1642, will dated 10/22/1659 probated 3/27/1660, master of ship Advent

Spouse: Mary, died 3/6/1663-4, married (2) Mr. John Miller

Children: John; Judith; Mary married Nicholas Noyes; Sarah born circa 1629 married James Brown & 2nd William Healey

Judith CUTTING married circa 1637, died circa 1650

Spouse: James BROWN of Charlestown until circa 1660, Newbury and of Salem as early as 1672, glazier born circa 1605, died in Salem 11/13/1676; he married (2) Sarah Cutting (sister of Judith) married circa 1652, Sarah married 2nd William Healy, Sr. of Cambridge

Children: John born 1/4/1637-8; James born 2/20/1642-3 buried 8/8/1643; James born 8/19/1647 married Hannah House 3/16/1670; Nathaniel born 11/21/1648 died young; Sarah married 1st Beasley & 2nd William Healy Jr.; By 2nd wife: Samuel born 1/14/1656-7; Hannah or Anna baptized 9/12/1658; Abraham baptized 10/14/1660 died 1/13/1688; Mary born 5/25/1663; Abigail born 10/24/1665; Martha born 12/22/1667 probably married John Tappan

John BROWN / BROWNE, glazier, lived in Newbury & Ipswich

Spouse: Mary WOODMAN married 2/20/1659-60 in Newbury

Children: Judith born 12/3/1660; Mary born 3/8/1661-2 married William Partridge 12/1680 in Newbury; Elizabeth born 5/15/1664; John born 9/29/1666; Jonathan born 11/4/1668 married Linda Kindrick; Sarah born 12/2/1670; Hannah born 11/13/1676 in Ipswich

The Essex Antiquarian: John Brown, glazier, lived in Newbury 1659-1662 in Ipswich 1663 1686. He bought house barn and land on High street in Ipswich Jan 15 1663 4; married Mary Woodman Feb 20 1659 60 Newbury and she was his wife in 1676. Judith born Dec 3 1660 Zachary Davis Feb 4 1680 in Newbury; Mary born March 8 1661 2 in married William Partridg Dec 1680 in Newbury Hannah born November 13 1676 in Ipswich Records

Oulde Newbury: 2 21 Oct 26 1659 Nicholas Wallington of Newbury conveyed to John Browne of Newbury house and four acres of land lately purchased of the executrix of Henry Travers described as above Ipswich Deeds book 2 leaf 13 24. Nov 7 1660 John Browne of Newbury glazier sold to Henry Sewall of Newbury gentleman house and four acres of land in Newbury formerly owned by Henry Travers bounded with the streets on the south and east the land of Richard Browne on the west and Tristram Coffin's land on y north also shop and new shop lately built and floored etc Ipswich Deeds book 2 page 16 28

Essex Institute Historical Collections: 1 James Browne of Charlestown Newbury and Salem, glazier, born about 1605 married 1st about 1637 3 JUDITH CUTTING Capt John who died about 1650 2d about 1650 52 5 SABAH CUTTING sister of Judith who was admitted to the Charlestown church March 14 1652 He was of Charlestown till about 1660 then of Newbury and of Salem as early as 1672 Coffin calls him James Jun to distinguish from Mr James Browne who was one of the first settlers of Newbury and called late teacher at Portsmouth in 1656 James died at Salem Nov 13 1676 Will dated Jan 29 1674 5 probated Nov 29 1676 Widow Sarah married Nov 29 1677 W Ch WILLIAM HEALY SEN f of Cambridge She was living in Feb 1682 8 A Sarah Healy married Dec 3 1685 Nb Hugh March Sen of Nb as his third wife Widow Sarah March died Oct 25 1699 Nb Children 2 JOHN b Jan 4 1637 8 W Ch eldest son in 1674 m Feb 20 1659 60 Mary Woodman 3 JAMBS b Feb 20 1642 3 W Ch bur Aug 8 1643 W Ch 4 JAMBS b Aug 19 1647 W Oh m March 16 1670 Hannah House 5 NATHANIEL b Nov 21 1648 W Ch by 1st wife d young not in will 1674 6 SABAH b m 1st before 1675 Beasly 2d about 1682 William3 Healy jnn William Healy Jun b 1652 is said to have lived in Cambridge and d there in 1689 7 SAMUEL b Jan 14 1656 7 W Ch by 2d wife By the will 1674 he received his father's dwelling house and ground in Salem next to lands of Samuel Pickworth and John Ged ney dec d 8 HANNAH or ANNA b bp Sept 12 1658 W Ch living in 1674 0 ABRAHAM b bp Oct 14 1660 W Ch mentioned in will 1674 Essex Antiq says he was living in 1682 d Jan 13 1688 Nb 10 MARY b May 25 1663 Nb living in 1674 See 14 Mary8 11 ABIGAIL b Oct 24 1665 Nb living in 1674 12 MARTHA b Dec 22 1667 Nb mentioned in will 1674 Essex Antiq states that she probably m Sept 3 1688 John Tappan of Andover 2 John Browne James of Newbury and Ipswich glazier born 1638 married Feb 20 1659 60 Nb MARY WOODMAN (Edward) He removed from Newbury to Ipswich about 1663. By his father's will he seems to have received something from the estate of Henry Bright of Watertown In 1678 he sold house and land in Ipswich and we have found no further trace of him Children 13 JUDITH b Dec 3 1660 Nb probably m Feb 4 1680 1 Nb Zachary Davis John of Newbury 14 MABY b March 8 1661 2 Nb perhaps m Dec 8 1680 Nb Hon William Partridge Wm of Portsmouth and Newbnry 15 ELISABETH b May 15 1664 Ip 16 Jomr b Sept 29 1666 Ip 17 JONATHAN b Nov 4 1668 Ip probably m April 6 1694 Ip Lydia Kindrick 18 SABAH b Dec 2 1670 Ip 19 HANNAH b NOT 13 1676 Ip t Salem
1 John Cutting Captain and Mr of Charlestown and Newbury ship master married MABY Coffin in his History of Newbury states that he was from London He made several voyages to England and brought many passengers to this country removed from Charlestown to Newbury about 1642 but Wyman states that he bought land in Charlestown in 1648 f He was one of the eight commissioners all entitled to the prefix Mr who were appointed by the town of Newbury in 1642 for removing from Parker river to Merrimac river and previous to 1645 he received a grant from the town of Newbury of a farm of 200 acres He died Nov 20 1659 Nb His will was dated Oct 22 1659 and probated March 27 16604 Widow Mary married Mr JOHN MILLER and died Mar 6 1663 4 Nb will dated Nov 26 1663 probated Mar 29 1664 called a widow then Children 2 A SON JOHN9 b probably before 1620 m before 1641 A dau Mary b before 1642 m 1st NOY 30 1657 Nb Samuel Moody Wm of Sb id June 24 1679 NT Daniel Lnnt She named a son Cutting Moody A Mary Catting was admitted to the Chartestown church March 21 1652 W Ch perhaps either she or her grandmother her mother's name is not known 8 JUDITH b m about 1637 1 James Browne d about 1650 4 MABY b m about 1640 Nicholas Xoyes of Nb They named a son Cutting Noyes 5 SABAH b about 1629 m 1st 1 James Browne 2d Nov 29 1677 William Healy sen of Cambridge perhaps 3d Dec 3 1685 Hugh March sen of Nb

A Sketch of Newbury: CUTTING CAPT JOHN from London settled in Charlestown thence to Newbury about 1642 He d 20 Nov 1659. His widow Mary Miller d 6 March 1663 Ch Sarah wife of James Brown and Mary wife of Samuel Moody

Records Relating to the Early History of Boston: 10 1AM Shipped by the grace of God in good order & well conditioned by Henry Shrimpton of Boston in N England in & uppon the good shipp called the welcome of N Engl whereof is Mr under God for this psent voyage John Cutting of Charlstowne & now rideing at Anchor in the river of Boston & by Gods grace bound for the Port of London to say three puncheons & two hogsheads & two halfe hogsheads being marked & num as in the Margent & are to be are dd in the like good order & well conditioned at the foresd port of London the danger of the seas only excepted unto Mr Edw Shrimpton London or to his Assignes he or they paying freight for the sd goods wth primage and average accustomed In witnes whereof the mr or purser of the sd ship hath affirmed to three bills of ladeing all of this tenor & Date the one of wch three bills being accomplished the other twoe to stand voyd & so God send the good ship to her desired Port in safety Amen Dated in Boston this 19th of Oct 1659 The contents I know not p John Cutting. /P/ Page 81 19 8 1 6Ai Major Edward Gibones Val Hill Tho Clarke & David Yale of Boston in Massachusetts Merchtl constituted Tho ffowle late of Boston in N E gent & Capt Robt Harding of the same Merch theire Attur irrevocable granting theire sd Attrs full power joyntly & severally for them & in theire names & to theire use to aske &c of the Lo Byron Baron of Rochdale Si John Mennes Robt Jones or any other that had hand in the seizure of the Ship called the Adventr of Boston whereof John Cutting was Mastr as also of the Cargo & of the receipt to give acquittance &c also to compound &c & to appeare before all Los Judges &c to doe say pursue &c & generally to doe all things &c Ratifying whatsoevr their sd Attrs or either of them shall doe in & about the Ship & Cargo seized by Authority or warrant from the sd Lo Byron in the yeare 1644 as by the sd Lor Lettr & otherwise will appeare or concerning the Composition acquittances suites or other pceedings in Law as fully and effectually to all intents & purposes as if themselves had beene there prsent & acted & done the same In witnes whereof &c Dat 15 8 1648. /P/ I cert that Welcom John Cutting Mr hath rl rn V here dd 2 bales cont 4 pes cotton 26 doz cotton stockings 24 pcs kersey 6 hhs tobacco pipes 3 smale barrels nailes shipped by Tho Deighton for Wm Browne . /P/ I Certif that the Welcome of Lond Jo Cutting mr hath here dd for the Acc of Richard Hutchinson mer two bales cont 342 ells nett Noyalls canvis Juxt Cocq Dat xxvf Apr l Quod &c 1 Cert that the Welcome of Lond Jo Cut Mr hath here dd for the Acc of Richard Hutch 6 inson mer one chest six Hs two hundd 96 ells hambor linnen 628 ells holland 40 Calicoes 5 pcs linsey woolsey 40 y woollen cloth 5 ends Jeines fustians 14 pcs lockrams 500 ells Canves Haberdashr mercery & yromgers ware cost 10 20 chauldron sea coale Juxt Cocq Dat vf Apr 1650 Quod &c 1 Cert that the Welcom of London Jo Cutting _ Mr hath here dd for the Acc of Rich Hutchinson mer two bales cont 18 pcs lockrams nett Juxt Coq Dat xv Apr 1650 Quod &c 1 Cert ffellowship