Born and died in Haverhill but cemetery is unknown at this time, therefore he and his wife are placed in "Limbo Land".
Born the oldest child of John Heath and Sarah Partridge,he was united in marriage to Mary Bradley of Haverhill on 23 Jan 1691. She is the daughter of Daniel Bradley and Mary Williams.
They are the parents of six children, all born in Havenhill.
Elizabeth Heath-20 Nov 1691-James Ordway
Martha Heath-May 1694-Died very young
Hannah Heath-9 Mar 1696-Timothy Colby
Martha Heath-9 Mar 1697
Nehemiah Heath-8 Jun 1699-18 Dec 1734-Elizabeth Savage
Richard Heath-27 Dec 1701-1767-Miriam Hoyt
Bartholomew came with his brother William on the "Lion" in 1632 to Salisbury, NH, and then to Newbury, Massachusetts. He was one of the 32 landowners of Haverhill in 1645, made freeman in 1646, and built a house on the Commons in 1650. Bartholomew was killed in the Indian massacre of August 4, 1704.
("American Ancestors" at FamlilySearch.org.)
Born and died in Haverhill but cemetery is unknown at this time, therefore he and his wife are placed in "Limbo Land".
Born the oldest child of John Heath and Sarah Partridge,he was united in marriage to Mary Bradley of Haverhill on 23 Jan 1691. She is the daughter of Daniel Bradley and Mary Williams.
They are the parents of six children, all born in Havenhill.
Elizabeth Heath-20 Nov 1691-James Ordway
Martha Heath-May 1694-Died very young
Hannah Heath-9 Mar 1696-Timothy Colby
Martha Heath-9 Mar 1697
Nehemiah Heath-8 Jun 1699-18 Dec 1734-Elizabeth Savage
Richard Heath-27 Dec 1701-1767-Miriam Hoyt
Bartholomew came with his brother William on the "Lion" in 1632 to Salisbury, NH, and then to Newbury, Massachusetts. He was one of the 32 landowners of Haverhill in 1645, made freeman in 1646, and built a house on the Commons in 1650. Bartholomew was killed in the Indian massacre of August 4, 1704.
("American Ancestors" at FamlilySearch.org.)
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