Généalogie des descendants de John White de Wenham et Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1638-[1909] . d par un largepine, quand les Indiens ont attaqué la ville et capturé Mme R. andher enfants. (Un compte rendu complet sera trouvé dans son livre, qui est ré-imprimé en annexe de ce volume.) M. Rowlandson, après le rachat de sa femme, a vécu pendant un court laps de temps, à Boston, puis a été réglée dans l'East Hartford, Connecticut, où il d. 23,1678 novembre, laissant veuve Mary et ses deux enfants. Il y a maintenant en theMemorial Bibliothèque à Lancaster, Massachusetts, un buffet, ou une armoire, comme il est appelé dans l'inventaire du Révérend M. Rowlan

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Genealogy of the descendants of John White of Wenham and Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1638-[1909] . d by a largepine, when the Indians attacked the town and captured Mrs. R. andher children. (A full account will be found in her book, which is re-printed in an appendix to this volume.) Mr. Rowlandson, after the ransom of his wife, lived for a short time, in Boston, then was settled in Wethersfield, Conn., where he d. Nov. 23, 1678, leaving widow Mary and two children. There is now in theMemorial Library at Lancaster, Mass., a sideboard, or cupboard, as itis called in the inventory of Rev. Mr. Rowlandsons estate at Hartford, Conn. It was brought by John White from England, 1638, and probablyleft in Wenham, with his daughter Joanna, or son Thomas, when hemoved through the wood to Lancaster, in 1652-3. When Mary, theirsister, after her captivity, set up housekeeping with bare walls, inBoston, there is no doubt that they gave her this piece of furniture.It is said to have been in the Rowlandson family for one hundred andfifty years; and in 1876, was in the possession of Mr. J. W. Dunlap, of. Sideboard brought from England by John White, 1638. JOHN WHITE. 21 South Hadley, Mass., who sold it to the Lancaster Memorial Library, for one hundred dollars. Children : 32. Mary Rowlandson, 3 b. in Lancaster, Feb. 15, 1658 ; d. Jan. 11, 1660. 33. Joseph Rowlandson, 3 +. 34. Mary Rowlandson, 3 b. Sept. 12, 1665. 35. Sarah Rowlandson, 3 b. Sept. 15, 1669 ; was wounded when her mother was taken prisoner, Feb. 10, 1675-6, and d. Feb. 18, 1675-6. SARAH2 (7), b. in England, bapt. in First Church, Salem, Apr. 9, 1643; m. Oct. 13, 1658, James, son of James and Ann Hosmer ofConcord, who came in the ship Elizabeth from London, Eng., in 1635, aged 28, with wife Ann, aged 27. He was of Hawkhurst in CountyKent. James, Jr., was born in New England, in 1637. When a childhis father settled in Concord, and James, Jr., lived there until Mar. 31, 1676, when he was killed by the Indians at Sudbury Fight. His widowSa

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