Marsh, Hannah (b. 28 JUN 1657, d. 15 MAR 1696/97)

Note: Killed by indians along with her only son.

Note: a widow.

Note: In Boy Scouts for 40 years - from Scout to Council President. Recieved the Silver Beaver Award, twice. Member of the Austin School Board, Boro Council.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Mary Kathryn (Owens) Putnam birthday book
Media: Other

Occupation: Place: Electrical Engineer-Sylvania

Note: Granted land in Himgham, Mass about 1635.

Note: Resided in Hingham with John Cutler, moved to Charlestown with her second
husband Thomas Huet.

Note: George Marsh probably came from Old Hingham or some adjoining parish in
Norfolk, England. Settled in Hingham, Mass., in 1635.
Freeman, 3 Mar 1636 and Selectman in 1645.
His will dated the day he died provides for widow, sons, Thomas,
Onesipherous, and daughters Elizabeth Turner and Mary Page.

Note: Married ___ Turner

Note: Married ___ Page.

Note: Widow of Ruggles.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Data:
Text: Littleton Town Records. p. 423

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Data:
Text: Littleton Town Records. p. 423

Note: Married Mary _____ and went to Canterbury, Connecticut.

Note: Married ____ Cooper.

Note: Was married.

Note: Married Olive ____

Note: Deacon

Note: Of Hornby Castle.

Note: Harvey Hostetler in DJH says that she was a Miss Lorentz. This was primarily based on the fact that the Lorentzes arrived on the Harle as well. But when it was later found that our Jacob arrived on the Charming Nancy, not of the Harle, then we pretty much have to discount the Miss Lorentz as well. A recent issue of the JHFA newsletter [2000 or 2001] suggests that she was perhaps a Berkey.

Occupation: Place: Amish minister

Note: Arrived at Phila. PA Oct. 4, 1751 on ship Queen of Denmark.