Born ‎14 Oct 1680 Hampton, Rockingham, NH, died ‎before. 2 May 1751 Exeter, Rockingham, NH‎, at most 70 years
History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 Charles E. Wiggin, 1813-1888 Compiled by-James Henry Wiggin Publisher-G.F. Crook, Printer, Music Hall, Boston pg. 99 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research!

Born ‎31 Aug 1660 Newmarket, Rockingham, NH, died ‎1754 Exeter, Rockingham, NH‎, 93 or 94 years, ‎1st married/ related to: Dorothy Wiggin, ‎2nd married/ related to: Mary Wiggin
Provincial and state papers By New Hampshire, Nathaniel Bouton, Isaac Weare Hammond, Albert Stillman Batchellor, Henry Harrison Metcalf, Otis Grant Hammond Published 1914 pg. 532 History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911, by James Hill Fitts; N F Carter Publisher: Concord, N.H. [The Rumford Press] 1912. pg. 674 (29). Capt. Jeremiah (Moses, Edward) was born March 31, 1660; married Mary, daughter of Andrew and Anne (Brodstreet) Wiggin, who was born March 22, 1667, and admitted a member of the church at Hampton April 4, 1697 Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine By George Thomas Little, Henry Sweetser Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs Published 1909 Lewis historical Pub. Co pg. 1019 V) Captain Jeremiah, son of Moses Gilman, was born August 31, 1660. He married Mary Wiggin, daughter of Andrew and granddaughter of Governor Thomas Wiggin. Her mother was Hannah, daughter of Governor Simon Bradstreet, and granddaughter of Governor Thomas Dudley. Mary Gilman was admitted to the church at Hampton, April 4, 1697. Children: 1. Jeremiah, with his brother Andrew and two others, was captured by the Indians at Pickpocket hill in the spring of 1739; they became separated and he never returned; it is said that he escaped and settled in Connecticut. 2. Andrew, born 1690, married, first, Joanna Thing, who died November 16, 1727; second, April 3, 1728, Bridget Hilton, died November 10, 1736, daughter of Colonel Winthrop Hilton. 3. Simon, married Elizabeth , and died about 1750. 4. Israel, mentioned below. 5. Thomas. 6. Benjamin. 7. Major Ezekiel, born January 15, 1706, died on the Louisburg expedition; married Sarah Dudley, born January 15, 1706. 8. Hannah. 9. Joseph, of Newmarket. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register Published by The New England Historic - Genealogical Society , for the year 1854, Vol. VIII Boston, Samuel G. Drake Publisher pg. 324 Capt. Jeremy Gilman, who m. Mary3 Wiggin, had 9 ch., Jeremy4 ; Andrew4; Simon4; Israel4; Thomas4; Benjamin4; Ezekiel4; Joseph4; and Hannah.4 This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research!

Born ‎07 Jun 1668 Newmarket, Rockingham, New Hampshire, died ‎1753‎, 84 or 85 years
Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine By George Thomas Little, Henry Sweetser Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs Published 1909 Lewis historical Pub. Co Pg. 1019 Captain John, born June 7, 1668, died 1750. The Dudley Genealogies and Family Records By Dean Dudley Published by The author, 1848 pg. 22 History of Newfields, New Hampshire, 1638-1911 By James Hill Fitts, Nathan Franklin Carter Published 1912 The Rumford Press pp. 523-535 (31). Capt. John (Moses, Edward) was born June 7, 1668; petitioned for the government and protection of MA, Feb. 20, 1690; received of his mother deed of land, April 25, 1714; was a proprietor of Gilmanton May 20, 1727, and one of the selectmen mentioned in the charter; married; d. 1753. Children: 84. John; owned a saw and grist mill at Little river; m. and had ch. 85. Jonathan; m. Ruth Sanbourne. 86. Hannah; m. Capt. Trueworthy Dudley of the French and Indian war. 87. Martha; m. Nathaniel Webster. 88. David. 89. Josiah; m. Betsey Gilman This is a work in progress, there are mistakes. Please check other sources before accepting my information. I update the RootsWeb information often. I have tried to find the names of my female ancestors, some lost to history. It takes a HEAP of research into allied families to (sometimes) find their original birth name since many were married several times. Please let me know if you see any familiar There is usually a complete tree posted in a family, if you go back far enough. Sometimes it takes charting out an entire family just to figure out where my family fits in (or DOESN'T!). I start by getting clues on the web, then researching them further in books and other sources. Of course, I haven't gotten to everyone, this is an organic process, I am constantly adding names, correcting, deleting, and supplementing information. Check b I think Ancestry incorporates our trees into their "unknown" contributor trees, so outdated information may be all over the place. Please double-check all information before you use it. This tree is on the Internet to share, feel free to use it as you need for your research. The more information we get out there, the better for all of our research!