Thomas Waters - Mary Roundy Family Group
| Parents | Parents | |||||
| William Waters | Hannah Peach | Phillip Roundy | Anna Bush | |||
| b. in Marblehead | b. abt. 1646 in Marblehead | b. 1628 Isle of Guernsey | ||||
| d. May 1728 in Marblehead | Bef. Jan 1687/88 in Marblehead | d. 24 Jun 1678 in Salem | d. aft. 1678 Salem | |||
| HUSBAND | WIFE | |||||
| Thomas Waters | Mary Roundy | |||||
| b. abt. 1667 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | b. abt. 1673 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | |||||
| d. May 1728 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | d. in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | |||||
| Relationship Events | ||||||
| Marriage | 7 Oct 1687 | Thomas Waters to Alice Bartoll in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts | ||||
| Marriage | 19 Apr 1695 | Thomas Waters to Mary Roundy in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | ||||
| Child of Thomas Waters and Alice Bartoll | ||||||
| Thomas Waters bp. 25 Aug 1689 in Marblehead or Salem, Essex, Massachusetts; no further records | ||||||
| Children of Thomas Waters and Mary Roundy | ||||||
| Anna Waters b. 2 May 1695 in Salem; m. 1 )28 Dec 1713 in Salem Norden Pedrick (bef. 1723); four children: Jane, Mary, Susannah, and Mary Waters; m. 2) 1 May 1726 in Marblehead Valentine Vaughn (b. 20 Jul 1698 in Lewes, Sussex, England); two children: Valentine and William Vaughn | ||||||
| Mary Waters b. 24 Apr 1698 in Salem; m. 1 Nov 1716 in Salem Nehemiah Barker (b. 17 Feb 1691 in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts); three children: Mary, Lydia, and Ann Barker | ||||||
| William Waters b. 5 Sep 1700 in Salem; no further records | ||||||
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Jane Waters b. 9 May 1703 in Salem; m. 27 Dec 1725 in Marblehead John Oliver (b. 25 May 1705); five children: Thomas, Sarah, John, Sarah, and John Oliver | |||||
| Elias Waters b. 11 Jun 1706 in Salem; m. 12 May 1728 in Marblehead Mary Dimont (Diamond) (b. 25 May 1705 in Marblehead); five children: Mary,, William, Thomas, Mary, and Anna Waters | ||||||
| John Waters b. 17 Jul 1708 in Salem; m. 30 Sep 1728 in Marblehead Bethiah Martin; seven children: Hannah, Thomas, William, Hannah, Elizabeth, John, and John Waters | ||||||
What We Know About This Family
Thomas Waters, a mariner, married as his first wife Alice Bartoll, the granddaughter of our direct ancestors John Bartoll and Parnell Holder with whom he had one son. After her death, he removed to Salem where his second family with Mary Roundy was born. Three of their children married ancestors of this Tree.
More About Some of the Children
- Anna married Norden Pederick and had four daughters, one of whom died young. Norden died before 11 Feb 1723 when Ann had guardianship papers signed for her daughters Jane, 10; Susannah, 4 years and 11 months,; and Mary, 2. Norden Pederick was the son of John Pederick (also spelled Petherick) and Suzanne Latimer. I cannot determine if and how he might be related to our direct ancestors John and Miriam Pedrick. I suspect he is the other Pederick or Petherick I've seen mentioned. The Latimer Waters who signed the guardianship papers was the son of Susanne's sister Elizabeth and her husband William Waters, son of William and Hannah Peach Waters. If Norden was not related to us through our Pedrick ancestor, he was related by blood to our Waters and Peach ancestors, and was a "cousin" to Ann through their mothers. There is a marriage record of an Ann Pedrick to Valentine Vaughn in 1726. The timing would be correct for a second marriage, although I cannot find verification that she is Norden's widow.
- Jane Waters and her husband John Oliver are our direct descendants and have their own family group page.
- Elias Waters married Mary Diamond, the brother of Aholiab Diamond. Aholiab and his wife Lydia Silsbee were the parents of a Marblehead legend, "Moll Pitcher" (Mary Diamond Pitcher), a world famous fortune teller. The Silsbees were descended from our our ancestor William Bassett through their daughter Rachel.
- John Waters married Bethiah Martin, who was probably the daughter of Robert Martin (son of John and Sarah Northy Martin) and Bethia Bartlett (granddaughter of William Bartlett and John Devereux.
Proof of Relationship
The genealogical and vital records are our best proof of relationship.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. A later re-check might reveal some of the missing dates.
