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Family Subtree Diagram : Descendants of John Wallingford (1659)

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Wallingford, deceased, died on Sunday, February 9, 1772". Shackford speculates that this John may have taken this Susannah as a second wife, but the differences in their apparent ages makes this unlikely, unless, of course, he married a young girl while he was an old man.

BIOGRAPHY: From Wallingfords of New England: In a warrant dated 9 April 1680 John Wallingford and Thomas Thurla were ordered to appear in court "to answer their presentments".
John is included on a 9 July 1690 military roll during King William's War. He signed as one of many in the North Regiment in Essex County who were ready to "voluntarily offer our selvis to serve God, our King & Countrye in ye designed Expedition for Canada". John March of Newbury was Captain of the Company. Whether John Wallingford and the regiment actually went on this expedition isn't stated, but if they did, they were commanded by Sir William Phips and sailed off from Boston in an armada on 21 August 1690 to attack Quebec City. The invasion was completely unsuccessful due to a combination of poor military command, lack of supplies and the onset of smallpox among the attackers. If John did serve on this campaign he would have been the first Wallingford to serve in the military in America. It seems likely that he did serve on the expedition given the following fact. In 1739 the township of Bakerstown, now Salisbury, N.H., was laid out and granted to the "Soldiers in the expedition to Canada Anno 1690 under the Command of Capt John March". Included among the proprietors from Newbury was John's son Capt. Thomas Wallingford, although he was living in Dover, N.H. at the time.
Following John's marriage to the daughter of Judge John Tuttle of Dover, N.H. they lived at Bradford, Mass. In 1702 Colonel Paul Wentworth and Judge John Tuttle became partners in a lumber business on the Salmon Falls River in Dover. Judge Tuttle invited his son-in-law John Wallingford to come to Salmon Falls to help with the operation of the saw mill and lumber business. The family moved to that area later on.
On 27 September 1701 John "of Bradford" gave bond with Robert Mullican of Bradford for the administration of the estate of his brother Joseph Wallingford, late of Bradford deceased intestate, said bond being witnessed by John and Hannah Higginson.
On 27 September 1701, the same day he gave bond for the estate of his brother Joseph, he did the same on the estate of his brother Benjamin, apparently on a false report of his death. He was "of Bradford" when he gave bond again with Robert Mullican, said bond also being witnessed by John and Hannah Higginson.
John Wallingford "of Bradford" was administrator of the estate of his mother "Sarah Wallingford alias Mash" [sic], giving bond on 22 August 1709 with Joseph Peasley of Haverhill, Mass. and John Wicom of Newbury, Mass. He signed by mark, not a signature. On the back of this bond notice he is called "eldest surviving son of Sarah Wallingford alias Mash", and she is described as "Relict of Nicholas Wallingford of Bradford".

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=caflory&id=I019464 ~1670 - >1717 Mary TUTTLE 47 47 DEATH: From Wallingfords of New England:  She was mentioned in herfather's will of that date. In her father's will her brother Ebenezer Tuttle was directed to pay "to his Sister Mary Wallingford the Sum of five Pounds." Her father also stated: "Item I will Demise and Bequeth all my Personal Estate that is my House hold Goods & Chattels Bills Bonds Debts Dues which are to be Demaned after the Deceace of my well Beloved wife and not Before to My Three Daughters Equally to be Divided Between Them." ~1732 - <1762 Mary ROBERTS 30 30 From Wallingfords of New England: Secondary sources often either neglectto mention Mary as a child of Joshua and Sarah Roberts or put her last in the family. She was actually their first child. Her parentage is proven by the will of her father Joshua Roberts who names his grandchildren Samuel and Olive Roberts, children of his deceased daughter Molly Roberts. 1688 - <1762 John WALLINGFORD 73 73 DEATH: Will probated January 7, 1762 Rochester, New Hampshire.  He mayhave died in 1771. 1691 - <1719 Nicholas WALLINGFORD 27 27 1693 - >1764 Sarah WALLINGFORD 70 70 1695 - 1721 Ebenezer WALLINGFORD 26 26 1697 - 1771 Thomas WALLINGFORD 74 74 BIOGRAPHY: Lived in Dover, New Hampshier which later became Somersworthand then Rollinsford.  He was one of the wealthiest and most eminent men of the province, associate judge of the supreme court from 1748 until his death. 1700 Judith WALLINGFORD 1702 Abigail WALLINGFORD D. >1877 Charity 1717 - 1805 John WALLINGFORD 88 88 1718 - 1799 Mary WALLINGFORD 81 81 1720 - <1761 Sarah WALLINGFORD 41 41 1722 - >1766 Phebe WALLINGFORD 44 44 1724 - ~1770 Patience WALLINGFORD 46 46 1726 - BET 1771 AND 1773 Peter WALLINGFORD 1728 - BET 1809 AND 1816 Frances WALLINGFORD <1735 - <1761 Susannah Hannah WALLINGFORD 26 26 <1736 - <1761 Judith WALLINGFORD 25 25 1738 William WALLINGFORD BIRTH: Teschek/Aaron/Atkins (et al) has birth before Nov 1713. D. 1875 William DORE John Weymouth Clements Abigail WALKER ~1753 - 1816 David WALLINGFORD 63 63 1766 - 1849 Jacob WALLINGFORD 83 83 Sarah CORSON D. 1825 Samuel WALLINGFORD Sarah WOOSTER 1816 - 1886 Zimri Scates WALLINGFORD 69 69 1810 - 1891 Alta Lucy HILLIARD 81 81 Wallingford Website has her maiden name as Gray which may have been aprevious husband. D. 1872 John O. WALLINGFORD DEATH: From disease contracted during war service.

BIOGRAPHY: Sergeant-major and lieutenant in 15th New Hampshire Volunteers; he was severely wounded in the assault on Port Hudson.  Later he was captain in the 18th New Hampshire and was an officer of great merit. Mary C. WALLINGFORD Julia WALLINGFORD 1772 - 1853 Abigail CLARKE 81 81 1794 - 1825 Amos WALLINGFORD 31 31 1804 - 1881 Elizabeth WALLINGFORD 77 77 ~1700 - BET 1773 AND 1784 Daniel CLEMENTS BET 26 MAR 1693 AND 1694 James CLEMENTS Job CLEMENTS D. <1758 John CLEMENTS Abigail CLEMENTS Sarah CLEMENTS Miriam CLEMENTS DEATH: Died young. Shuah CLEMENTS ? Abner CLEMENTS Sarah ROBERTS 1733 Dorcas Ricker ~1698 - BET 1729 AND 1730 Margaret CLEMENTS 1720 Hannah WALLINGFORD 1722 Judith WALLINGFORD 1724 - 1777 Ebenezer WALLINGFORD 52 52 Margaret WALLINGFORD 1726 Abigail WALLINGFORD Rachel WALLINGFORD Mary Pray ~1729 - 1792 Thomas Wallingford 63 63 1733 - 1773 Mark Wallingford 40 40 Mary Wallingford 1736 Elizabeth Wallingford 1742 Lydia Wallingford William Pearne 1716 - 1810 Elizabeth Swett 94 94 1755 - 1778 Samuel Wallingford 23 23 DEATH: Died aboard the "Ranger" during the Revolutionary War. 1758 - 1853 Olive Wallingford 95 95 D. 1773 John BROWN John BROWN Paul BROWN Josiah BROWN Charles BROWN 1725 - 1815 Mary Wentworth 90 90 ~1748 Mary Wallingford 1762 Amos Wallingford 1772 Thomas Wallingford James GOODWIN Margaret GOODWIN Mehitable GOODWIN Judidiah GOODWIN Olive GOODWIN Mary GOODWIN Amos Wallingford GOODWIN Silas GOODWIN Thomas GOODWIN Samuel GOODWIN Edward Sanders Abigail Sanders Lydia Sanders Elizabeth Sanders Silas Nowell Mark Nowell 1729 - 1805 Abigail Hill 75 75 Margaret Wallingford 1750 Mary Wallingford 1753 Eliza Wallingford 1759 Thomas Wallingford 1765 John Wallingford 1766 Abigail Wallingford 1770 - 1776 Andrew Wallingford 5 5 Robert Tate Hannah Lyman Ichabod Goodwin 1770 Ichabod Goodwin 1772 Thomas Wallingford Goodwin Elizabeth March 1792 Abigail Wallingford 1794 Elizabeth Wallingford 1796 - 1816 George Wallingford 19 19 1799 Granville C. Wallingford 1803 Albert Wallingford 1761 - 1807 Jacob Kittredge 46 46 1794 - 1831 Jacob Kittredge 37 37 1796 - 1874 Thomas W. Kittredge 77 77 1799 - 1836 George Washington Kittredge 37 37 Abigail Sanders Mary Pearne Anna Pearne Elizabeth Pearne Phoebe Pearne William Pearne D. 1762 Amos Cole 1756 Mary Cole 1758 Ambrose Cole 1760 Elizabeth Cole 1762 Amos Cole 1719 - 1781 John Wentworth 62 62 1769 - 1846 Abra Wentworth ? 77 77 1770 - 1826 Samuel Wentworth 56 56 1735 Samuel Lord 1761 Samuel Lord 1762 Nancy Lord 1764 George Lord 1766 Charlotte Lord 1769 Lydia Lord 1771 Isaac Lord 1772 Isaac Lord John Costelloe 1759 - 1828 Lydia Baker 68 68 1776 - 1824 George Washington Wallingford 47 47 BIOGRAPHY: Graduated from Harvard in 1795. 1784 - 1808 Abigail Chadbourne 24 24 Mary Fisher 1806 - 1830 Elizabeth A. Wallingford 23 23 Samuel Waite Dow Lucretia Wallingford George Wallingford Olive Wallingford Sophia Wallingford Helen Wallingford 1743 - 1822 John Cushing 79 79 1773 John Cushing 1777 Samuel Wallingford Cushing 1779 Samuel Wallingford Cushing 1780 Thomas Wallingford Cushing 1783 Olive Cushing 1785 William Cushing 1786 Charles Cushing 1792 Frederick Cushing 1794 Augustus Cushing 1797 Elizabeth Cushing 1801 John S. T. Cushing 1803 Mary Hamilton Cushing ~1717 - <1810 Job CLEMENTS 93 93 BIOGRAPHY: From Wallingfords of New England: Job began his life in thepart of Dover which became Somersworth in 1754, and lived there until about 1772 when he removed to Rochester. He is listed in the 1790 census of both Rochester and Somersworth, perhaps because his farm straddled the border. In that census he is listed as living with two females. He was listed in Somersworth in 1800 with a male and female above 45 years and a female aged 26-45. At some point during the next ten years he moved back to Dover. He enlisted in Capt. John Tasker's Co., 31 July 1755, for the Expedition against Crown Point. Much more is written about him in the Clements genealogy. 1696 Amos HOWARD 1730 - BET 15 JUN 1782 AND 13 APR 1784 Ebenezer HOWARD 1733 - ~1808 Martha GOFFE 75 75 1752 - 1797 Samuel HOWARD 45 45 1760 - 1804 Anna LILLIE 44 44 1782 - 1847 Harriet HOWARD 65 65 1791 Anna Maria HOWARD 1778 - 1856 Samuel Prescott Phillips FAY 77 77 1804 - 1847 Samuel Howard FAY 43 43 1808 - 1887 Susan SPELLMAN 78 78 1829 - 1924 Harriet Eleanor FAY 94 94 1806 - 1865 Richard Sullivan FAY 59 59 1810 - 1885 Harriet Howard FAY 74 74 1812 - 1897 Joseph Story FAY 84 84 1820 - 1890 Maria Denny FAY 69 69 1825 Eliza Davis FAY Heman ALLEN BIOGRAPHY: Judge R.R. FOX Of New York 1795 - 1854 William Hardy GREENOUGH 59 59 1833 - 1875 Harriet Howard GREENOUGH 42 42 1835 Joseph Fay GREENOUGH 1837 Laura Talmadge GREENOUGH 1839 - 1841 Mary Stanton GREENOUGH 2 2 1842 Annie Lillie GREENOUGH 1828 Anna Maria FAY 1838 William Gaston FAY 1842 - 1854 Susan Elliott FAY 11 11 1845 Clara Montfort FAY Catherine Saunders PICKMAN 1833 - 1882 Richard Sullivan FAY 49 49 BIOGRAPHY: At start of Civil War he was on staff of Gen. Butler in Virginia. 1837 Katherine FAY 1839 - 1878 William Pickman FAY 38 38 1841 Elizabeth FAY 1808 - 1888 Charles FAY 80 80 1817 - 1856 Charlotte Emily HOPKINS 39 39 Sophronia B. 1834 - 1835 Alfred St. John FAY 1 1 1836 Harriet Melusina FAY 1838 - 1844 Herman Theophilus FAY 5 5 1841 Laura Matilda FAY 1844 Amelia Muller FAY 1846 Katharine Maria FAY 1848 Charles Norman FAY 1852 Rose Emily FAY 1855 Lillian Valeria FAY 1812 - 1887 Sarah Smith BRYANT 74 74 1841 - 1849 John Bryant FAY 7 7 1847 Joseph Storey FAY 1838 Henry Howard FAY 1855 Sarah Bryant FAY Rachel 1714 Margaret WALLINGFORD 1743 Samuel GUBTAIL Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.