LORD, John

William married Abbott, Patience in 1705 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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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}

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Source: Pope, Charles Henry. The Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, 1623-1660. n.p., 1908.

Name:
Nathan Lord; Lorde; Lawde

Comment:
Kittery, signed (with mark) petition to Parliament concerning Mr. Leader 20 Dec. 1652. [Bax. MSS.] He m. Martha, daughter of William Everett, born about 1640, as she deposed 23 June, 1682. She joined him in a deed of land June 22, 1678, to Thomas Abbet and Jonathan Nayson. His son Nathan deposed 25 March, 1686, ae. about 29 years. Abraham Conley calls him "son in law" in will, dated March 1, 1674. This may mean step-son; or Lord may have married a daughter of Conley for his first wife.

Nathan married Conley, Judith on 28 Apr 1653 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. Judith was born in 1635 in Kent, England; died in 1658 in Eliot, York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby and Walter Goodwin Davis, Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire, page 243

Richard, Berwick, first at Boston where he m. 3 July 1656 Judith Smith, dau. of Thomas and gr.dau. of Simon of Stepney, co. Surrey, who named her and her husb. in his will 3 Oct. 1665. Barring divorce, it is impossible that he was the husb. of ?dau. Tozier? (with eldest s. John Green) who was alive and legatee of her fa. Robert Blott of Boston in 1662. Taxed Cochecho 1659 but that yr. mov. to Salmon Falls where he had Kittery gr. Bounds dispute with Wm. Piles 1667. Killed by Ind. 16 Oct. 1675, adm. to wid. 16 July 1676. Lists 25, 33, 298. Adm. on est.of his mo. Judith to s. Richard 18 June 1683. The real est. was conveyed in sixths. Ch: Thomas, b. Boston 5 May 1657, poss. killed with fa. Richard, ±70 in 1732, ±73 in 1733-4; m. wid. Elizabeth (Wentworth 11) Sharp; d. s.p. Gr.j. 1694, j. 1701, constable 1702, moderator 1713 and 1716, sergt. 1715. Lists 267b, 296. See Lord(1). Original memb. Berwick Ch. 1703. Deeded to Randall neph. 1712-3. traditionally he [p.690] was twice an Ind. captive, she thrice, butonly rec. is her capture 18 Mar. 1690. Bp. in the Catholic faith and servant to M. Pierre Boucher, she returned in 1695; liv. 1734 when they sold to Samuel Lord. Simon, Watertown, d.30 Dec. 1718; by W. Mary had 6 ch. who (of Southboro) deeded to Samuel Lord 22 Sept. 1735. Judith, no rec. of her except that the mo. wa Judith ?sr.? in 1683. Elizabeth, m. Richard Randall (16). Ann, m. 1st Stephen Jenkins(12), m. 2d David Kincade(1), m. 3d Thomas Potts(2). See Corson. Martha, liv. as a girl with the Loverings(2), m. 1678 Nathan Lord(7). John, apprenticed to Capt. Francis Littlefield and ±18 in1683 when Capt. John Wincoll was app. his gdn. No heirship deed from him; presum. d. s. p.

Birth:
from GDMNH:

Richard, Berwick, first at Boston where he m. 3 July 1656 Judith Smith, d au. of Thomas and gr.dau. of Simon of Stepney, co. Surrey, who named he r and her husb. in his will 3 Oct. 1665. Barring divorce, it is impossi ble that he was the husb. of ‘dau. Tozier’ (with eldest s. John Green) w ho was alive and legatee of her fa. Robert Blott of Boston in 1662. Tax ed Cochecho 1659 but that yr. mov. to Salmon Falls where he had Kittery g r. Bounds dispute with Wm. Piles 1667. Killed by Ind. 16 Oct. 1675, adm . to wid. 16 July 1676. Lists 25, 33, 298. Adm. on est.of his mo. Judit h to s. Richard 18 June 1683. The real est. was conveyed in sixths. Ch: T homas, b. Boston 5 May 1657, poss. killed with fa. Richard, ±70 in 1732 , ±73 in 1733-4; m. wid. Elizabeth (Wentworth 11) Sharp; d. s.p. Gr.j. 1 694, j. 1701, constable 1702, moderator 1713 and 1716, sergt. 1715. Lis ts 267b, 296. See Lord(1). Original memb. Berwick Ch. 1703. Deeded to R andall neph. 1712-3. traditionally he [p.690] was twice an Ind. captive , she thrice, butonly rec. is her capture 18 Mar. 1690. Bp. in the Cath olic faith and servant to M. Pierre Boucher, she returned in 1695; liv. 1 734 when they sold to Samuel Lord. Simon, Watertown, d.30 Dec. 1718; by W . Mary had 6 ch. who (of Southboro) deeded to Samuel Lord 22 Sept. 1735 . Judith, no rec. of her except that the mo. wa Judith ‘sr.’ in 1683. E lizabeth, m. Richard Randall (16). Ann, m. 1st Stephen Jenkins(12), m. 2 d David Kincade(1), m. 3d Thomas Potts(2). See Corson. Martha, liv. as a g irl with the Loverings(2), m. 1678 Nathan Lord(7). John, apprenticed to C apt. Francis Littlefield and ±18 in1683 when Capt. John Wincoll was app . his gdn. No heirship deed from him; presum. d. s. p.

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from SAVAGE:

"RICHARD, Dover, liv. first at Boston, m. a d. of Robert Blott, wh. d. s oon, and he m. at Boston, 3 July 1656, Judith Smith, had Thomas, b. 5 M ay 1657; Richard, bef. 1660; and prob. others; certain Elizabeth wh. m. R ichard Randall, and Martha, wh. m. 22 Nov. 1678, Nathan Lord; was mort. w ound. 16 Oct. 1675, at the Ind. asault of Salmon Falls, and d. soon at K ittery."

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from Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration L ists Index, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.101179.17:

Richard Tozier resided at Berwick, ME. He was first at Boston, MA, wher e he married in 1656. He was taxed at Cocheco in 1659, but that year mo ved to Salmon Falls where he had a Kittery grant. He had a boundary dis pute with William Piles in 1667. Richard, and probably his son, Thomas, w as killed by Indians in 1675.

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Dolly Hobbs thinks he has Indian heritage.

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His date of birth is only a rough estimate, and his place of birth is a n educated guess.

Richard married Smith, Judith on 3 Jul 1656 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, USA. Judith was born in 1636 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; died in 1683. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
from TORREY:

TOZER/TOZIER?, Richard (-1675) & Judith SMITH (-1683); 3 Jul 1656; Bost on {Boston VR 57; Reg. 8:264, 16:133, 134, 17:212, 47:404; Kittery 588, 7 79; Lord 11, 165; Wentworth 1:142; Dommerich 50; GDMNH 189; Coltman Anc . 188}