William
MONROE
(b.
abt. 1625
,
Scotland
d.
27 January 1717
,
Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay
)
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William MONROE was born abt. 1625 in Scotland
William MONROE was the child of ? and ?William was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1652.
Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
William married Martha GEORGE abt. 1665 in Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony* . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Martha GEORGE was born abt. 1628 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Martha died abt. 1671 in Lexington, Massachusetts, USA.
William MONROE died 27 January 1717 in Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
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Martha GEORGE-- Date: abt. 1665 Place: Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony*
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He finally married in 1665, no longer a young man. His wife was Martha George, daughter of John George, a chimney sweep in Charlestown, who had spent some time in jail for his staunch and vocal Baptist beliefs...
Martha and William had four children - John, Martha, William and George The Old Burying Ground, Lexington, Massachusetts - before Martha died in 1671, about the time that George was born...
William then married Mary Ball, about twenty-five years his junior. Mary’s father, John Ball, was a tailor. Her mother, Elizabeth Peirce, went insane...
Children of William MONROE and Martha GEORGE:
William MONROE (b.10 October 1669, Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony d. 2 January 1759, Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay)
m. Mary CUTLER 3 October 1697 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
http://www.annefield.net/william_munroe.htm
He finally married in 1665, no longer a young man. His wife was Martha George, daughter of John George, a chimney sweep in Charlestown, who had spent some time in jail for his staunch and vocal Baptist beliefs...
Martha and William had four children - John, Martha, William and George The Old Burying Ground, Lexington, Massachusetts - before Martha died in 1671, about the time that George was born...
William then married Mary Ball, about twenty-five years his junior. Mary’s father, John Ball, was a tailor. Her mother, Elizabeth Peirce, went insane...
Children of William MONROE and Martha GEORGE:
m. Mary CUTLER 3 October 1697 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
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1652 Arrival in New England
William Munroe arrived in New England in 1652, but not by choice. William was one of the Scots fighting on the side of the Royalists who were captured in 1651 at the Battle of Worcester by Cromwell’s forces, made to march to London, and subsequently sent, aboard the John and Sara, to Boston, Massachusetts.
http://www.annefield.net/william_munroe.htm
William Munroe arrived in New England in 1652, but not by choice. William was one of the Scots fighting on the side of the Royalists who were captured in 1651 at the Battle of Worcester by Cromwell’s forces, made to march to London, and subsequently sent, aboard the John and Sara, to Boston, Massachusetts.
http://www.annefield.net/william_munroe.htm
1669 Birth of ChildWilliam MONROE was born 10 October 1669, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
William MONROE married 3 October 1697, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA to Mary CUTLER
27 January 1717
Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay
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