Ebenezer Locke

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• LockeID: W72

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EBENEZER LOCKE m. 1. HANNAH RANDALL, who was b. 1742, and d. Mh. 4, 1795. 2. m. Wid. ABIGAIL FISKE, of Petersham, Jany. 7, 1802, the wid. of Jonathan Fiske. He resided in Shutesbury, in that part now Wendell, where he d. Ap. 26, or Mh. 26, 1816, a. 83.

Ebenezer — . [Group Sheet]

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Ebenezer — Hannah Randall. [Group Sheet]

Ebenezer married Wid. Abigail Fiske 7 Jan 1802. [Group Sheet]

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• LockeID: W11

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WILLIAM LOCKE, m. 1. MARY , who d. Feb. 21, 1710-11, a. 21. 2. m. JEMIMA RUSSELL, dau. of Philip of Lex. He resided in the 2. Precinct of Wob. which was incorporated as Burlington in 1799 ; but that portion which included his house and a portion of his land was annexed to Lex. the same year on the petition of his gr. son Thomas. This was undoubtedly a part of his father's homestead, g.nd probably his house was that of his father. There were two other houses on his father's farm known as the " Porter House," and the " Newman House," that are not now in existence, and I have not been able to reconcile several conveyances made by the chil. of his father, where "mansion houses" are mentioned. William above "owned the covenant" in the Church at Lex. Sep. 9, 1716, in the Records of which Ch. his death is recorded Jany. 29, 1767, a. 83, and that of his wid. Jemima, Nov. 16, 1782, a. 90 ; but on his grave stone he is said to have d. Jany. 20, 1767.

William — Jemima Russell. [Group Sheet]

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• LockeID: W3

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Dea. WILLIAM LOCKE, Jr., [3] m. 1 SARAH WHITTMORE, May 29, 1683, dau. of Francis and Isabell (Park) Whittmore of Cambridge. She was b. Mh. 7, 1662, d. ; he m. 2. ABIGAIL HAYWARD, June 8, 1698 ; who d. his wid. probably 1748 or 1749. He d. July 8, 1738.

He was owner of land in 1683, and as early as 1689 owned a " hous " in the Westerly part of Woburn. In 1683 the Town of Woburn granted him " four acres to be laid out near his own land " and Mh. 3, 1700, there was granted him "four acres of land where the top is his own near Cambridge line, he paying to the Selectmen for the town use two shillings in money for every acre, he not to obstruct any highway or watering place according to a former order of the town."

He was a Deacon in 1709 - was a Selectman 1703-4 and 1732 ; and held many other offices in town. In 1728 he was one of a committee " to treat with Mr. Edward Jackson in order to settling in Woburn," and to supply the pulpit; and the same year one of a committee " to go to the Rev. Mr. Fox and see if they can make things easy with him." His name often appears on committees appointed in relation to " town affairs."

He resided in the second precinct of Woburn, on land which was included in Burlington when that town was incorporated in 1799. After his decease, on the petition of Thomas Locke his gr. son, a part of the estate was set off to Lexington including the house, making a notch into the South-westerly line of Burlington. A portion of the estate is that now owned by the heirs of Hammond Locke. The original estate, a part at least, was given to Dea. William Jr., by Dea. William Senior, his father ; and on the decease of the former in 1738, one half of the house and land was set off by the children to the widow for her tise instead of a dower, by agreement ; and at the same time the other half was divided between the children. Previous to this, in 1718, Dea. William had given his son Daniel several lots of land in Lexington and Woburn, and Francis another son at the same time conveyed to Daniel for £115 his "interest in the Mansion house" "where he (Francis) then lived," it being the Easterly end. This was probably a part of his father's house, that the father had before that time given him, including " a place for a tan yard " and " a convenient place for a tan house " and also several lots of land adjoining the father's estate. When his widow died I know not, nor how the property was settled ; but his son William became owner of the house and homestead, in part at least, and there resided.

William married Sarah Whittmore 29 May 1683. Sarah (daughter of Francis Whittmore and Isabelle Park) was born 7 Mar 1662. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
• LockeID: W1
• Residence: 1655, Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA

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William LockeDeacon WILLIAM LOCKE was b. at Stepney Parish, London, England, Dec. 13, 1628; m. MARY CLARKE in Woburn, Dec. 27, 1655, the dau. of William and Margery Clarke of Woburn. She was b. at Watertown, 10, 10, 1640, (Dec. 20, 1640) and d. at Woburn, July 18, 1715, a. 74 yrs. 7 mos. ; Dea. Locke d. at Woburn, June 16, 1720, a. 91 yrs. 6 mos. Their children all b. at Woburn.

William Locke came to New England in 1634 on the ship The Planter when he was only 6 years old. He was probably raised by an Uncle in or near present-day Woburn, Mass. His circumstances in the new world are unknown, but he was able to purchase land in Woburn in 1650.

William married Mary Clark 27 Nov 1655, Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Mary (daughter of William Clark and Margery) was born 20 Dec 1640, Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; died 18 Jul 1715, Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; was buried , Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Birth: 10 Dec 1640, Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA

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Father-in-law of a descendent of William Locke.

Francis — Isabelle Park. [Group Sheet]