Jonathan was a soldier. He shared in the ill-fated expedition against Quebec in 1690 with Sir William Phips. On August 24, 1688 he married Mary Hayward of Concord, Middlesex Co., Ma. They had three children, Hannah, Mary and Grace. On September 4, 1697 the Indians raided the town of Lancaster and killing Jonathan, Grace and Jonathan's younger brother Jonas. Grace was about seven years old at the time that she perished. Mary was taken away along with six others and held captive, but returned Jan. 17, 1699, on the Province Galley from Casco Bay.
Jonathan was a soldier. He shared in the ill-fated expedition against Quebec in 1690 with Sir William Phips. On August 24, 1688 he married Mary Hayward of Concord, Middlesex Co., Ma. They had three children, Hannah, Mary and Grace. On September 4, 1697 the Indians raided the town of Lancaster and killing Jonathan, Grace and Jonathan's younger brother Jonas. Grace was about seven years old at the time that she perished. Mary was taken away along with six others and held captive, but returned Jan. 17, 1699, on the Province Galley from Casco Bay.
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