Sarah Harmon 
Sarah was born on May 1st, 1652 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. Sarah's father was Nathaniel Harmon and her mother was Mary Bliss. Her paternal grandparents were Francis Harmon and Sarah Martin; her maternal grandparents were Thomas Bliss and Dorothy Wheatley. She was an only child. She died before December 1693 in Milton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.General Notes
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Since Thomas's first wife Sarah was a member of the Braintree Church, it
is possible that her parentage can be found there. A search of the
Braintree Vital Records three Sarahs about the right age to be our Sarah
and without known husbands Sarah b. 30 June 1643 to Francis and Rachel
Nucomb; Sarah b. 10 June 1652 to Richard and Thomasen Elliason; and Sarah
b. 1 May 1652 to Nathaniel and Mary (Bliss) Harmon. The only other
possible clue to her ancestry is the fact that in 1725 two of Sarah's
grandchildren (the children of her son Solomon, 2.6 were placed under the
guardianship of Thomas Wilmouth. Could he be related in some way? The
remainder of Solomon's children were taken by their uncles: John Horton,
Thomas Horton and Joseph Garnsey. No proven blood relationship to Thomas
Wilmouth has been found. However, Thomas Wilmouth was the grandson of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth. Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth and
Mary (Bliss) Harmon were sisters. If Sarah (-) Horton was Sarah (Harmon)
Horton, then Solomon Horton was a second cousin of Thomas Wilmouth. This
unproved relationship could explain why Thomas Wilmouth was made a
guardian of the children.
(This is the most logical Sarah in the batch)[JamesLinage.FTW]
[1509151.ged]
Since Thomas's first wife Sarah was a member of the Braintree Church, it
is possible that her parentage can be found there. A search of the
Braintree Vital Records three Sarahs about the right age to be our Sarah
and without known husbands Sarah b. 30 June 1643 to Francis and Rachel
Nucomb; Sarah b. 10 June 1652 to Richard and Thomasen Elliason; and Sarah
b. 1 May 1652 to Nathaniel and Mary (Bliss) Harmon. The only other
possible clue to her ancestry is the fact that in 1725 two of Sarah's
grandchildren (the children of her son Solomon, 2.6 were placed under the
guardianship of Thomas Wilmouth. Could he be related in some way? The
remainder of Solomon's children were taken by their uncles: John Horton,
Thomas Horton and Joseph Garnsey. No proven blood relationship to Thomas
Wilmouth has been found. However, Thomas Wilmouth was the grandson of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth. Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth and
Mary (Bliss) Harmon were sisters. If Sarah (-) Horton was Sarah (Harmon)
Horton, then Solomon Horton was a second cousin of Thomas Wilmouth. This
unproved relationship could explain why Thomas Wilmouth was made a
guardian of the children.
(This is the most logical Sarah in the batch)[JamesLinage.GED]
[1509151.ged]
Since Thomas's first wife Sarah was a member of the Braintree Church, it
is possible that her parentage can be found there. A search of the
Braintree Vital Records three Sarahs about the right age to be our Sarah
and without known husbands Sarah b. 30 June 1643 to Francis and Rachel
Nucomb; Sarah b. 10 June 1652 to Richard and Thomasen Elliason; and Sarah
b. 1 May 1652 to Nathaniel and Mary (Bliss) Harmon. The only other
possible clue to her ancestry is the fact that in 1725 two of Sarah's
grandchildren (the children of her son Solomon, 2.6 were placed under the
guardianship of Thomas Wilmouth. Could he be related in some way? The
remainder of Solomon's children were taken by their uncles: John Horton,
Thomas Horton and Joseph Garnsey. No proven blood relationship to Thomas
Wilmouth has been found. However, Thomas Wilmouth was the grandson of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth. Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth and
Mary (Bliss) Harmon were sisters. If Sarah (-) Horton was Sarah (Harmon)
Horton, then Solomon Horton was a second cousin of Thomas Wilmouth. This
unproved relationship could explain why Thomas Wilmouth was made a
guardian of the children.
(This is the most logical Sarah in the batch)[Direct Linage1.FTW]
[JamesLinage.GED]
[1509151.ged]
Since Thomas's first wife Sarah was a member of the Braintree Church, it
is possible that her parentage can be found there. A search of the
Braintree Vital Records three Sarahs about the right age to be our Sarah
and without known husbands Sarah b. 30 June 1643 to Francis and Rachel
Nucomb; Sarah b. 10 June 1652 to Richard and Thomasen Elliason; and Sarah
b. 1 May 1652 to Nathaniel and Mary (Bliss) Harmon. The only other
possible clue to her ancestry is the fact that in 1725 two of Sarah's
grandchildren (the children of her son Solomon, 2.6 were placed under the
guardianship of Thomas Wilmouth. Could he be related in some way? The
remainder of Solomon's children were taken by their uncles: John Horton,
Thomas Horton and Joseph Garnsey. No proven blood relationship to Thomas
Wilmouth has been found. However, Thomas Wilmouth was the grandson of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth. Elizabeth (Bliss) Wilmouth and
Mary (Bliss) Harmon were sisters. If Sarah (-) Horton was Sarah (Harmon)
Horton, then Solomon Horton was a second cousin of Thomas Wilmouth. This
unproved relationship could explain why Thomas Wilmouth was made a
guardian of the children.
(This is the most logical Sarah in the batch)
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.~ 1593 in St Leonard, London, Middlesex, England d.1635 in Plymouth, Massachusetts
- b.~ 1616 in Plymouth, Devon, England d.1693 in Milton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
- b.~ 1595 in England d.~May 1623 in England
- b.01 May 1652 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts d.<Dec 1693 in Milton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
- b.1494 in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England d.20 Sep 1581 in Coventry, Leicstershire County, England
- b.~ 1520 in Daventry, Northampton, England
- b.1498
- b.~ 1551 in Daventry, Northampton, England
- b.~ 1540 in of Daventry, Northants, England
- b.~ 1582 in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England d.~08 Jun 1649 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts
- b.~ 1557 in Daventry, Northampton, England, UK
- b.<16 Mar 1617 in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England d.> 1662 in Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts
- b.~ 1508 in Somerset, England
- b.1530 in Tingsboro, Somerset, England d.24 Mar 1594 in Tingsboro, Somerset, England
- b.Mar 1562 in Tingsboro, Somerset, England d.> 1595 in Maiden Newton, Dorsetshire, England
- b.~ 1525 in Tingsboro, Somerset, England d.24 Mar 1595 in Tingsboro, Somerset, England
- b.~22 Aug 1591 in Maiden Castle, Dorset, England d.< 1646 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts
- b.1516 in Hurstmonceux, Sussex, England d.29 Jun 1541 in London, Middlesex, England
- b.<25 Jun 1539 in Hurstmonceux, Sussex, England d.25 Sep 1594 in Chelsea, Middlesex, England
- b.1520 in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, England d.18 Dec 1565 in London, Middlesex, England
- b.1566 in Maiden Newton, Dorsetshire, England d.> 1595 in Maiden Newton, Dorsetshire, England
- b.1516 in Chiddllingleigh, Sussex, England d.21 Apr 1566 in Withiam, Sussex, England
- b.~ 1542 in Dorset, England d.19 May 1595 in Chelsea, Middlesex, England
- b.1507 in Dymock, Gloucestershire, England, UK d.16 Jun 1586 in Chelsea, Middlesex, England, UK
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Sarah and Thomas were married in a religious ceremony about 1668 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts. They had a son named David.
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Children
David Horton
David was born on October 14th, 1679 in Milton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. He died at the age of 71 on January 7th, 1751 in Milton, Norfolk City, Massachusetts.
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