Joseph married Abigail Root, 13 Sep 1696, in Windsor, CT. They are believed to have had 10 children:
-Abigail Moseley (1697-1750)
-Abner Moseley (1699-1766)
-Sarah Moseley (1702-1746)
-David Moseley (1704-1768)
-Mary Moseley (1707-1782)
-Hannah Moseley (1710-1800)
-Isaac Moseley (1712-1773)
-Job Moseley (b.1715)
-Rachel Moseley (1715-1797)
-Joseph Moseley (b.1716)
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Descends from one John Moseley, who settled in Dorchester in 1630. In 1641, land records indicate he spelled his name Maudesley. Research of the early genealogical history of settlers in New England shows that the original spelling of Maudesley was indeed changed to Moseley throughout the family. John was buried in a tomb in the old burying ground in Dorchester.
Mother: Mary Newberry (1647-1703), burial unknown.
-Abigail Moseley (1697-1750)
-Abner Moseley (1699-1766)
-Sarah Moseley (1702-1746)
-David Moseley (1704-1768)
-Mary Moseley (1707-1782)
-Hannah Moseley (1710-1800)
-Isaac Moseley (1712-1773)
-Job Moseley (b.1715)
-Rachel Moseley (1715-1797)
-Joseph Moseley (b.1716)
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Descends from one John Moseley, who settled in Dorchester in 1630. In 1641, land records indicate he spelled his name Maudesley. Research of the early genealogical history of settlers in New England shows that the original spelling of Maudesley was indeed changed to Moseley throughout the family. John was buried in a tomb in the old burying ground in Dorchester.
Mother: Mary Newberry (1647-1703), burial unknown.
Joseph married Abigail Root, 13 Sep 1696, in Windsor, CT. They are believed to have had 10 children:
-Abigail Moseley (1697-1750)
-Abner Moseley (1699-1766)
-Sarah Moseley (1702-1746)
-David Moseley (1704-1768)
-Mary Moseley (1707-1782)
-Hannah Moseley (1710-1800)
-Isaac Moseley (1712-1773)
-Job Moseley (b.1715)
-Rachel Moseley (1715-1797)
-Joseph Moseley (b.1716)
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Descends from one John Moseley, who settled in Dorchester in 1630. In 1641, land records indicate he spelled his name Maudesley. Research of the early genealogical history of settlers in New England shows that the original spelling of Maudesley was indeed changed to Moseley throughout the family. John was buried in a tomb in the old burying ground in Dorchester.
Mother: Mary Newberry (1647-1703), burial unknown.
-Abigail Moseley (1697-1750)
-Abner Moseley (1699-1766)
-Sarah Moseley (1702-1746)
-David Moseley (1704-1768)
-Mary Moseley (1707-1782)
-Hannah Moseley (1710-1800)
-Isaac Moseley (1712-1773)
-Job Moseley (b.1715)
-Rachel Moseley (1715-1797)
-Joseph Moseley (b.1716)
_____________________________
Descends from one John Moseley, who settled in Dorchester in 1630. In 1641, land records indicate he spelled his name Maudesley. Research of the early genealogical history of settlers in New England shows that the original spelling of Maudesley was indeed changed to Moseley throughout the family. John was buried in a tomb in the old burying ground in Dorchester.
Mother: Mary Newberry (1647-1703), burial unknown.
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HERE LIETH INTERRED THE
BODY OF CAPT. JOSEPH MAUDSLY
WHO WAS BORN DECEMB. 21
1670 AND DIED AVGVST THE
15TH ANNO DOM 1719
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