Lord, Mary

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Died:
died young

Other Events:

• Residence: 1742, Berwick, York County, ME

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Source:
Lord, Charles Chase, 1841-1911; Lord, George E. (George Eugene), 1852-, A history of the descendants of Nathan Lord of ancient Kittery, Me (1912), Concord, N.H., Rumford Press, 1912

James 4 (Richard 3, Nathan 2, Nathan 1) Lord was born February 24, 1711 ; married Sarah Libby, daughter of Deacon
Benjamin Libby and Sarah Stone. The following children were baptized at South Berwick, Me.: Sarah, baptized November 9,
1735; married James Smith, December 12, 1754; Mary, baptized June 9, 1737; died young; Richard, baptized October 22, 1738;
Anna, baptized February 11, 1743-4; Jacob, baptized March 23, 1745-6 ; Adam, baptized December 27, 1747; Mary, baptized
August 27, 1744; Keziah, baptized August 25, 1751; Daniel,baptized June 10, 1753; Benjamin, baptized December 14, 1755.

James married Libby, Sarah in 1732. Sarah (daughter of Libby, Deacon Benjamin and Stone, Sarah) was born on 8 Feb 1713 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died in 1755 in Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 56, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1902, page 90

Lord-Goodwin.- York (Me.) Probate Registry, Iv. 34. "Oct. 21, 1755. Thomas Goodwin, of Berwick, Gent., aged 58 years, testifies that, about 26 years since, he was at the house of the Rev. Mr. Emerson, a minister of Portsmouth, & there saw Richd Lord, Jr. late of Berwick, eldest son of Capt. Richard Lord, of Berwick, deceased, joined in marriage with Mary Goodwin (the now wife of Mr. John Cooper, Jr., of the same Berwick), & the said Richd Lord Jr. & Mary Goodwin lived together, as man & wife, 5 or 6 years & had three childred: 2 sons & one daughter. The 2 sons are dead, & the daughter, Olive, the youngest of the three, is now the wife of Jona. Abbott, Jr., of Berwick.

S'd Thomas Goodwin was a near neighbor to Capt. Richard Lord and knew Richd Lord, Jr., all his life. His 2 sons died young.

Elizabeth Gray testified to the truth of above, adding that the oldest son of Richard Lord, Jr., & Mary Goodwin was Daniel, and the second son was Richard. Both died young & unmarried." E. S. T.

Richard married Goodwin, Mary in Dec 1707. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Benjamin married Stone, Sarah. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
from LORD OF KITTERY:

In 1676, in company with his father, Nathan Lord, 2d, became a propriet or of seventy-seven acres of land at Old Fields. (See John Morrill.) Th e following illustrates some of the transactions of Nathan Lord, 2d. in r eal estate.

April 20, 1697. Nathan Lord grantee by Sylvanus Nock, eighteen acres ne ar Rocky Hills in Berwick, adjoining land of grantee, John Plaisted, Za ckariah Emery by gift from James Emery, Nock's father-in-law.

April 25, 1703. Nathan Lord, et. ux. to Benoni Hodgdon, in exchange; se ven acres of land on Birch Point brook, where John Morrill formerly dwe lt in Kittery.

May 27, 1708. Nathan Lord, Sen., et. ux. to Nathan Lord, one-half of ho mestead lot on the southside of highway to Birch Point in Kittery.

April 3, 1710. Nathan Lord, grantee, by John Hurd et. ux. two and one-h alf acres of meadow ground at Sturgeon Creek in Kittery.

May 23, 1721. Nathan Lord, grantee, by William Grant, et. al. eleven in a ll, 107 acres with five acres of marsh adjoining the bounds of Rocky Hi lls common and Job Emery's land in Berwick and Kittery.

Sylvanus Nock in his deed, May 6, 1697, conveyed to Nathan2 Lord a trac t of land bounded as follows:--

Southerly on the land of said Nathan Lord, westerly on the land of John P laisted and on the land of Zacharal Emery, till you come to a small whi te oak northerly, which said white oak is marked with I. E. on the nort h side of the tree and S. W. on the south side and so to run on the nor th side by several marked trees of the same mark to an ash tree, and th en to run south-east by several marked trees till you come to the Rocky h ill to a white oak marked and then to run from that said white oak on a s outh-west line twenty rods and so to run to a marked tree which is the s aid Nathan Lord's bound mark.

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Nathan Lord, Jr. lived in Berwick, ME and was an original member and on e of the founders of the First Church of Berwick.

He was one of the founders of the church in Berwick, ME in 1702, and on e of its first deacons and a "Ruling Elder" from 1721 until his death i n 1733.

He was a man of influence and great respectability.

Buried:
Address: Lord Cemetery

Nathan married Tozier, Martha on 22 Nov 1678 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. Martha (daughter of Tozier, Richard and Smith, Judith) was born in 1663 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, USA; died in 1758 in Berwick, York, ME U. S. A.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Age: 96

Other sources give her date of death as 1773.

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Married:
They had six sons and five daughters.

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from TORREY:

LORD, Nathan (1657-1733) & Martha TOZIER; 22 Nov 1678; Kittery, ME {Kit tery 319, 438, 531, 588, 780; Wentworth 1:143; Lord 11; Hodson 27; GDMN H 443, 640; Reg. 16:134, 18:50; Coltman Anc. 133, 187}

James married Thompson, Sarah. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]