Samuel House married about April 1636 Elizabeth Hammond, daughter of WILLIAM HAMMOND {1631, Watertown}. She was presumably dead before 1 October 1661 (when her two eldest children were granted administration on their father's estate) and was certainly dead before 1 July 1662 (when her father called her "my daughter Elizabeth House deceased."
They had 7 children: Elizabeth Sutton, Samuel, Sarah, John, John again, Joseph & Hannah.
In his will of 1 July 1662, William Hammond, Samuel House's father-in-law, included a bequest to "the four children of my daughter Elizabeth House deceased." These four surviving children would be the two eldest, who were granted administration on their father's estate, and the two youngest, who chose their guardian not long after.
They had 7 children: Elizabeth Sutton, Samuel, Sarah, John, John again, Joseph & Hannah.
In his will of 1 July 1662, William Hammond, Samuel House's father-in-law, included a bequest to "the four children of my daughter Elizabeth House deceased." These four surviving children would be the two eldest, who were granted administration on their father's estate, and the two youngest, who chose their guardian not long after.
Samuel House married about April 1636 Elizabeth Hammond, daughter of WILLIAM HAMMOND {1631, Watertown}. She was presumably dead before 1 October 1661 (when her two eldest children were granted administration on their father's estate) and was certainly dead before 1 July 1662 (when her father called her "my daughter Elizabeth House deceased."
They had 7 children: Elizabeth Sutton, Samuel, Sarah, John, John again, Joseph & Hannah.
In his will of 1 July 1662, William Hammond, Samuel House's father-in-law, included a bequest to "the four children of my daughter Elizabeth House deceased." These four surviving children would be the two eldest, who were granted administration on their father's estate, and the two youngest, who chose their guardian not long after.
They had 7 children: Elizabeth Sutton, Samuel, Sarah, John, John again, Joseph & Hannah.
In his will of 1 July 1662, William Hammond, Samuel House's father-in-law, included a bequest to "the four children of my daughter Elizabeth House deceased." These four surviving children would be the two eldest, who were granted administration on their father's estate, and the two youngest, who chose their guardian not long after.
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