John SAMPSON born circa 1627 Salem MA, died 1/27/1711-2 Gloucester MA, of Scarborough & Beverly

Children: Nathaniel born before 1703; Sarah born before 1703 married Thomas Pennell and Edward Rumery; Jonathan; Moses; Lydia

Gen Dictionary of ME & NH pg 603: John Sampson, Scarboro, from Beverly where he m 20 Oct 1667 Sarah Pease step-dau of Richard Haines who was not his 1st w as Salem adm him inhab 8 May 1660 provided he take effectual course to bring his w to him. Taxed Scarb 1681; on committee to treat with Mr. Blackman 1682; grants 1682, 1685; town clerk 1682; constable 1687. Lists 85, 238a. The war sent him back to Essex Co from where he claimed 100 a on N. side of Nonesuch River bot from Mrs Jordan and 6 a betw Thomas Larrabee and Henry Libby bot from Henry Kirby. In Jan 1708-9 of Gloucester, late of Newbury, he deeded his Scarb land to w Sarah to be at her disposal if she surv, paying partic regard to those ch who had been most kind to them, only s Jonathan's s John to have the 16 a parcel at Scarb if he liv upon it. He d at the Durrell home in Glouc 27 Jan 1711-2 in 104th yr, but depos twice in 1677 ag 50 and +-50, and in 1679 +-53. Kn ch. three rec at Bev: Sarah b 18 Jun 1668 m Moses Durrell. Mary b 15 Nov 1670 m Joseph Goodale. Cyprien b 13 Mar 1672, m Daniel Chesimore (Chisholm). Jonathan not recorded may have been the 1st wife's son. he m 16 Nov 1695 Mary Chandler in Newb where s John was b 1696. Possibly by an earlier marriage Jonathan or an unknown older brother was fa of several young Sampsons in Essex Co, notably William whose ch incl a Jonathan b in newb in 1703.

Gen Dictionary of NE CD#169: Genealogical Dictionary of New England SAMPSON 7 JOHN, Scarboro, from Beverly where he m. 20 Oct. 1667 Sarah Pease, step-dau. of Richard Haines, who was not his 1st w. as Salem adm. him inhab. 8 May 1660 provided he take effectual course to bring his w. to him. Taxed Scarb. 1681; on committee to treat with Mr. Blackman 1682; grants 1682, 1685; town clerk 1682; constable 1687. Lists 85, 238a(2). The war sent him back to Essex Co. from where he claimed 100 a. on N. side of Nonesuch River bot from Mrs. Jordan, and 6 a. betw. Thomas Larrabee and Henry Libby bot from Henry Kirby. In Jan. 1708-9, of Gloucester, late of Newbury, he deeded his Scarb. lands to w. Sarah, to be at her disposal if she surv, paying partic. regard to those ch. who had been most kind to them, only s. Jonathan's s. John to have the 16 a. parcel at Scarb. if he liv. upon it. He d. at the Durrell home in Glouc. 27 Jan. 1711-2 in 104th yr., but depos. twice in 1677, ag. 50 and approximately 50, and in 1679, approximately 53. Kn. ch., three rec. at Bev: Sarah, b. 18 June 1668, m. Moses Durrell(1). Mary, b. 15 Nov. 1670, m. Joseph Goodale. Cyprien, b. 13 Mar. 1672, m. Daniel Chesimore (Chisholm 1). Jonathan, not recorded, may have been the 1st wife's son. He m. 16 Nov. 1695 Mary Chandler in Newb., where s. John was b. 1696. Possibly by an earlier mar., Jonathan or an unknown older brother was fa. of several young Sampsons in Essex Co., notably William whose ch. incl. a Jonathan b. in Newb. in 1703.

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