Putnam, James Lt. (b. 4 SEP 1661, d. 7 APR 1727)

Note: He inherited his fathers farm and worked it during his life. He was also a bricklayer, a trade he passed on to his son.

Occupation: Place: Farmer, Deacon Tyhingman

Occupation: Place: Shoemaker

Occupation: Place: Carpenter And Farmer

Note: Served in Lexington on April 19, 1775.

Occupation: Place: Physician In Danvers And

Occupation: Place: Tailor And A Farmer.

Note: Her grandfather left her a double portion because of her misfortune of being accidently shot in the shoulder by her sister.

Occupation: Place: Deacon In The Church.

Note: He was apioneer of Salem, Canada, and that town became Wilton, New Hampshire after the Revolution.

Source: (Birth)
Title: LDS
Publication: Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Family History Center.
Media: Microfilm

Data:
Text: AFN: 906H-PL

Note: He ran agrist mill and a Chocolate Factory and later a saw mill.

Source: (Birth)
Title: 50 Great Migration Colonists
Author: Threlfall, John Brooks
Publication: Heritage Books. Madison, WI. 1990
Media: Book

Page: 174
Data:
Text: "Deposed, aged 17, in Sept 1659."

Source: (Death)
Title: 50 Great Migration Colonists
Author: Threlfall, John Brooks
Publication: Heritage Books. Madison, WI. 1990
Media: Book

Page: 174

Note: He ran a grist mill and a chocolate factory and later a saw mill.

Occupation: Place: Blacksmith

Occupation: Place: Operated A General Store

Note: He drowned near Baker's Island.

Occupation: Place: Farmer In Preston, Connec

Note: They lived their lives at the old Nurse homestead in Danvers.

Occupation: Place: Lieutenant In The Third S