Robert Bartlett- Mary Walton Family Group

Parents   Parents
William Bartlett Edith Hayward   Rev. William Walton Elizabeth Cook
  b. 1603 Powerstock, Dorset, England b. abt. 1624   b. 13 Sep 1605 in Seaton, Devon, England b. 1605 in Seaton, Devon, England
  d. 26 Aug 1657 in Frampton, Dorsetshire, England d. 10 Jul 1652 in Frampton, Dorsetshire, England   d. 6 Nov 1668 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts d. 29 Sep; 1674 in Marblehead
 
HUSBAND   WIFE
Captain Robert Bartlett Mary (Marie) Walton
b. 4 Feb 1638 in Frampton, Dorsetshire, England b. 14 May 1644 in Marblehead
d. 1717 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts d. bef. 1702 in Marblehead, Essex, Massachusetts
 
Relationship Events
Marriage By 1663 Captain Robert Bartlett to Mary Walton in Marblehead
Marriage 24 Dec 1702 Captain Robert Bartlett to Rebecca Greene Pinson Bubier in Marblehead
 
Children (Events in Marblehead Unless Stated Otherwise)
  William Bartlett yeoman and fisherman m. 27 1688 Sarah Purchase (d. after 1735): eight children: Elizabeth, William, Nathaniel, Robert, John, Josiah, Sarah, and Thomas Bartlett; d. 1735.
  Nathaniel Bartlett shoreman m. before 1698 Rebecca Neck; three children: Mary, Robert, and Nathaniel Bartlett; d. 1729
  John Bartlett fisherman m. 29 Nov 1705 Remember Owens (bp. 2 Sep 1683); six children: Mary, John, Robert, Thomas, Nathaniel, and Martha Bartlett; d. probate: 30 Dec 1766
  Mary Bartlett m. 1) 3 May 1694 Ebenezer Neal (b,. 15 Jan 1671; d, 1694); m. 2) 5 Dec 1695 John Homan/Holman (d. after 1717); seven children: Mary, John, Tabitha, Phillip, Elizabeth, Nathaniel, and Rebecca Holman; d. bef 1717
Martha Bartlett m. 10 Oct 1700 Robert Nicholson, Jr. (d. 1751); nine children: Elizabeth, Mary, Martha, John, Robert, Benjamin, Nathaniel, Abigail, and Josiah Nicholson; d,. bef. 1751
  Josiah Bartlett laborer, husbandman, mariner bp. 21 Sep 1684; m. 2 Nov 1706 Obedience Merritt (d. bef 1756); two children:: Elizabeth and Mary Bartlett; d. 12 Jul 1744
  Abigail Bartlett bp. 11 Sep 1687; m. 11 Dec 1707 Thomas Bartoll (b. 12 Jul 1685, d. aft.1746; six children: Sarah, Mary, Abigail, Alice, Thomas, and Mary Bartoll

What We Know About This Family

An Overview of Their Lives

ORIGINS: Robert Bartlett of Marblehead was the son of William Bartlett and his wife Edith Hayward in Frampton, England. Magdaline Bartlett deposed that he was the son of this William. I found baptism records for most of his siblings, but not for Magdaline or Robert. Robert's brothers, John and Faithfull, and his sister, Magdaline, also settled in Marblehead. John married Bethiah Devereux, the daughter of our direct ancestors John and Susannah Hartshorne Devereux and granddaughter of John Devereux, Sr., whose will was signed by Robert Bartlett.

Mary Walton was the daughter of a clergyman, and the granddaughter of two. She and Robert were married in Salem about 1665 and settled in Marblehead, where he was a yeoman and fisherman. I've been unable to determine if the "captain" in his title was a militia title or the mariner title. They built their dwelling home on land owned by Reverend Walton. After the death of both her parents, Robert paid 20 pounds for the relief of debt on the estate in exchange for half the lot, and by 1700 he owned the lot totally. In 1700, he also chaired a meeting in Dunstable. He owned 200 acres of land there and bequeathed it to two of his grandsons.

Three of the children married descendants of our direct ancestors:

After the death of Mary Walton Bartlett, Robert married the twice widowed Rebecca Greene Bubier, and they lived together until his death 15 years later. All but one of his known children survived him and received bequests of land in his will.

Proof of Relationship

Several family members left wills naming their children.

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.

 

 

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