Born about 1591 (at Salem Quarterly Court for 9 September 1645, the court exempted from training "John Black being poor & aged 54;" note that this would make Black thirty-eight years old in 1629, when we first see him with a family). Husbandman who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1629 on the "Talbot." First settled in Salem; later moved to Beverly. Died 16 March 1674/5.
Married by 1629 _____ _____; about July 1646 the "wife of John Blak" gave evidence in court against the wife of Thomas Oliver of Salem.
John Black of Salem has been assigned wife Susanna, by confusion with the non-existent John Black of Charlestown. Clarence Almon Torrey, in his article on the many marriages of Elizabeth Black, has some other useful comments on the family of John Black (but includes this incorrect information on Susanna)
Married by 1629 _____ _____; about July 1646 the "wife of John Blak" gave evidence in court against the wife of Thomas Oliver of Salem.
John Black of Salem has been assigned wife Susanna, by confusion with the non-existent John Black of Charlestown. Clarence Almon Torrey, in his article on the many marriages of Elizabeth Black, has some other useful comments on the family of John Black (but includes this incorrect information on Susanna)
Born about 1591 (at Salem Quarterly Court for 9 September 1645, the court exempted from training "John Black being poor & aged 54;" note that this would make Black thirty-eight years old in 1629, when we first see him with a family). Husbandman who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1629 on the "Talbot." First settled in Salem; later moved to Beverly. Died 16 March 1674/5.
Married by 1629 _____ _____; about July 1646 the "wife of John Blak" gave evidence in court against the wife of Thomas Oliver of Salem.
John Black of Salem has been assigned wife Susanna, by confusion with the non-existent John Black of Charlestown. Clarence Almon Torrey, in his article on the many marriages of Elizabeth Black, has some other useful comments on the family of John Black (but includes this incorrect information on Susanna)
Married by 1629 _____ _____; about July 1646 the "wife of John Blak" gave evidence in court against the wife of Thomas Oliver of Salem.
John Black of Salem has been assigned wife Susanna, by confusion with the non-existent John Black of Charlestown. Clarence Almon Torrey, in his article on the many marriages of Elizabeth Black, has some other useful comments on the family of John Black (but includes this incorrect information on Susanna)
