John Oliver - Jane Waters Family Group
| Parents | Parents | |||||
| David Oliver, Jr. | Sarah Pedrick | Thomas Waters | Mary Roundy | |||
| b. abt. 1670 in Marblehead | b. abt. 1766 in Marblehead | b. abt. 1667 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | m. 1673 in Marblehead | |||
| d. aft. 1732 in Marblehead | d. 31 Dec 1712 in Marblehead | d. May 1728 in Marblehead | d. abt. 1748 | |||
| HUSBAND | WIFE | |||||
| John Oliver | Jane Waters | |||||
| b. 20 May 1705 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | bp. 9 May 1703 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | |||||
| d. in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | d. | |||||
| Relationship Events | ||||||
| Marriage | 27 Dec 1725 | John Oliver to Jane Waters in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | ||||
| Children (Events in Marblehead Unless Stated Otherwise) | ||||||
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Thomas Oliver bp. 5 Nov 1727'; m. 6 Nov 1749 Elizabeth Grant (b. abt. 1730); five children: Elizabeth, Jane, Myriam, Thomas, and Mary Oliver; | |||||
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Sarah Oliver bp. 25 Oct 1730; d. bef. 1736 | |||||
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John Oliver bp. 11 Apr 1736; d. bef 1741 | |||||
| Sarah Oliver bp. 11 Apr 1736; m. 20 Dec 1759 John Gale (bp. 17 Apr 1737); eight children: Sarah, John, Sarah, Susanna, Hannah, John, Hannah and Jonas Gale | ||||||
| John Oliver bp. 16 Aug 1741; no further records | ||||||
What We Know About This Family
An Overview of Their Lives
Both John Oliver and Jane Waters came from families with deep roots in Marblehead, but we know nothing about them except the vital statistics on this page. (Their part in this tree can be found in the documents section.)
Daughter Sarah married John Gale, the son of our direct ancestors John and Susannah Dennis Gale and brother of Sarah Gale Bessom.
Proof of Relationship
Proof of relationship is established with the vital records. Unfortunately, no wills or genealogical information are available to affirm the relationships.
What Else We Need to Learn
The goal of this project is to trace every line of ancestry to the arrival of its first immigrant to America. The basic information of each couple is considered complete when we know the dates of birth, marriage, and death for both spouses. their parents' names (or whether they were the immigrant), and the child or children in our ancestry line.
The research on this family is basically complete, but a later check may reveal more information.
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