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[11177] Find A Grave memorial 102022789 offers: "David married Mary Hill, daughter of Roger Hill and Mary Cross on 15 Nov 1694. His occupation has been cited as 'miller'. David was listed as being 76 in 1746 and 79 in Mar 1749 when he and his brother Job inherited some Ogunquit land. He had deed of the Cross farm from Samuel Hill in 1713, one-fourth of Kennebunk Falls from Samuel Littlefield in 1716. He was Constable in 1697. Served on Grand Jury in 1698, 1699, 1710. His will was administered to son Nathan on 29 Sep 1751."
[27885] See "Marston English Ancestry," Mary Lovering Holman, (Boston, MA: The Taylor Press, T. R. Marvin & Son, 1929, reprinted 1999 by Higginson Book Company, Salem, MA), p. 32, which provides further ancestry.
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[36708] This person is from the unverified Spotz Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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[14673] The 1870 federal census in Vermont lists a Lyman, age 35, and wife Angie, age 30, with children Aruba (7) and Estella (4). "Rutland Daily Herald [Rutland, Vermont], 7 June 1926," p. 8: "Springfield, June 6 - Lyman Whitcomb, 91, the oldest resident of Springfield, died at his home on Union street Friday follpwing a period ot failing health. Mr. Whitcomb was born in Springfield, June 10, 1835, the son of Perez and Priscilla (Litchfield) Whitcomb His entire life has been spent in this town, where he was a successful farmer. After his retirement from farming more than a score of years ago, he came to live in the village, but his active nature would not allow him to remain idle, so he obtained work in one of the machine shops and continued to work there until his 90th birthday, when he was retired on account of advanced age. Even at this stage of his career, Mr. Whitcomb retained his physical capacities and boasted last winter that he could jump in the air and crack his heels together twice before his feet again touched the ground. He was thrice married, the last time to Agnes Sherman of this town, who survives him as does one brother, Myron and three children."