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Note for: Emanuel Hillard, 1618 - 20 Oct 1657 Index

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BIRTH: MARRIAGE:DEATH:Tilton, Francis Theodore, THE HISTORY OF THE TILTON
FAMILY IN AMERICA. New Jersey,:1939-40.page 242

MARRAGE: " A HISTORY OF MARTHA'S VINEYARD, Massachusetts, BY E.B. BANKS,VOL 111 P.302

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Note for: William H Bailey, - Index

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Hopkinton, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, vital records to the year 1850, online at ancestry.com
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Note for: Mehitable Weare, 1680 - 29 Oct 1703 Index

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Note for: Nathaniel Weare, ABT 1633 - 13 May 1718 Index

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BIRTH: MARRIAGE:DEATH:Tilton, Francis Theodore, THE HISTORY OF THE TILTON
FAMILY IN AMERICA. New Jersey,:1939-40.page 241
(1) "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sibil Noyes,
Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1939. Genealogical Pub.Co.,
Baltimore, 1988) p.669,726.
(2) "History of Newbury, Massachusetts 1635-1902," by John J. Currier(Reprint
1902. Peter E. Randall, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1984) p.316,511.
(3) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical
Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1969) p.474a.

Birth: (1) Age about 66 in 1699 (b. 1633). Age about 70 in 1703 (b.1633). Age
nearly 87 at death in 1718 (b. 1632). s/o Nathaniel Weare/Sarah __. (3)About
1631, s/o Nathaniel Ware of Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Marriage to Elizabeth Swain: (1) 3 Dec 1656, Newbury. (3) 3 or 30 Dec1656.
Death: (1) 13 May 1718.

(1) 1659, Oct: Of Newbury, Massachusetts. Bought with Eliakim Wardwellland in Hampton,
New Hampshire from Thomas Kimball.
(1) 1659, 18 May: Signed petition for 12 miles square at Pennecooke, NewHampshire. (2)
Signed a petition to the General Court of Massachusetts, requesting agrant at
Pennecooke (later Concord, New Hampshire) and the right to establish atown. On May 18
the petitioners were granted a tract on the banks of the Saco River, onthe
condition they settle 20 families there in 2 years and report in October1660
their resolution to carry on the work. The conditions were not compliedwith
and the grant was declared forfeit.
(2) 1655-1662: With brother-in-law Capt. Benjamin Swett, leased the farmof
Rev. John Woodbridge near "the trayneing green" in Newbury, Massachusetts.
(1) 1660, Sep: Father-in-law deeded property to him, Hampton, NewHampshire.
(1) 1661, Oct: Purchased property in Hampton from Richard Swain.
(1) Of Hampton, New Hampshire. Became one of the influential men of thetown and province.
(1) Moderator.
(1) 1663, 23 Mar: Had cow common rights, Hampton, New Hampshire.
(1) 1667: First time chosen as selectman.
(1) 1669: Chosen to run the south line of the town of Hampton and to layout
the land lying more than 4 miles north of the meeting house.
(1) 1671, 18 Sep: Was a member of the Hampton Church.
(1) 1677, 22 Oct: Signed petition favoring Massachusetts government by 4towns: Dover,
Exeter, Portsmouth, Hampton.
(1) 1679, 7 Jul: Was on Sir William Warren's list named for Councillorsof New Hampshire.
Of Hampton.
(1) 1679/80, 16 Feb: Was on province voting list for electing deputies,New Hampshire.
(1) 1680, 8 May: Taxed, Hampton, New Hampshire.
(1) As a strong opponent of the Cranfield-Mason party, he went to Englandtwice
as representative of the petitioners against them.
(1) Chief Justice of Supreme Court.
(1) Justice of the Peace.
(1) 1689/90, 24 Jan: Was at the New Hampshire Constitutional Convention,Portsmouth.
(1) 1692: Councillor.
(1) 1694: Called Captain.
(1) 1701, 3 Dec: Was one of commissioners to settle all town bounds. From
Hampton.
(1) 1715: Resigned as councillor because of his age.