Martha UNKNOWN
Born
abt. 1632
,
Died
13 June 1659
,
Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Born: abt. 1632
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Martha married John PROCTOR abt. 1653 in Massachusetts Bay Colony . The couple had (at least) 4 children.
John PROCTOR was born 9 October 1631 in Assington, Suffolk, England. John died 19 August 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts, USA. John was the child of John PROCTOR and Martha HARPER.
Martha UNKNOWN died 13 June 1659 in Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Research has shown that her surname was not Giddons. Her surname is unknown.
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Spouse & Children of Martha UNKNOWN
Martha UNKNOWN married 
John PROCTOR
Marriage date: abt. 1653
Marriage place: , Massachusetts Bay Colony
John PROCTOR was the child of John PROCTOR and Martha HARPER
Marriage date: abt. 1653
Marriage place: , Massachusetts Bay Colony
John PROCTOR was the child of John PROCTOR and Martha HARPER
Children of John PROCTOR and Martha UNKNOWN
Born: abt. 1653, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Born: abt. 1655, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: 14 October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: 14 October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Born: 1 January 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: February 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: February 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Born: 10 June 1659, Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: abt. 1720, Danvers, Province of Massachusetts Bay
Died: abt. 1720, Danvers, Province of Massachusetts Bay
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1658 Birth of ChildMary PROCTOR was born 1 January 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts, USA
John PROCTOR died October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts, USA
Martha PROCTOR died 14 October 1658, Ipswich, Massachusetts, USA
13 June 1659
Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1659 Birth of ChildBenjamin PROCTOR was born 10 June 1659, Ipswich, Massachusetts, USA
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