The Butterfields of Middlesex

George a George Angier Gordon

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In 176] :; of Dunstable. V. Mary, b. 1722 ; m. 1742, David Fletcher of Wo a i. Rebecca, b. 1726 • ls born in Chelms- d. Married Tabitha Butterfield, 7 May, 1730- He died in 1742, iving a widow, Tabitha, and an ad . David (12. Ii. ), son of his brother Jonathan. His will inuary, 1741-2, and pro- bated 5 April, 1742, is on hi Middlesex Registry.
12. Jonathan* Butterfield ( i 1 1 ) was born in Chelms- ford; had wife Elizabeth, who died earl ing one chi; U Eli Id.
He married 2d, Eliz a daughter of... Thomas and Chamberlain of Chelmsford, who survived him. He was an hus- July, 1728, was / A / i*V » •fBillerh D {Joseph* Benjamin 1 ) wa in [en ughter of Ezekiel "ih of November, 1711, in company with a neighbor, Scarlett farm on the e: of Merrimack River, next the Dracut Line, nov the limits of I domain of /hich he at once I house, and dwelt there until Li.

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