Nathaniel Badcock, Jr., s. of Nathaniel Badcock and his wife Hannah, b. Dec. 16, 1684 at Milton, Mass. He was the eldest of four siblings baptised Apr. 24, 1695 at the Milton 1st Chh. the same day their father, Nathaniel Badcock, Sr., renewed his baptismal covenant [i.e., the so-called half-way covenant of the Congregational Chh.]. Nathaniel Jr. d. Jan. 22, 1718/9 at Milton, Æ 34.
On May 3, 1710 at Milton, Mass., Nathaniel m. Mary Field, the eldest surviving dau. of nine children of Robert Field, 3rd and Mary Chenery (q.v. Chinery), b. circa 1683 at Braintree, Mass. She d. Dec. 3, 1759 at Milton, Æ 77. They had five recorded children: Mary (Badcock) Paine, Ann, Ebenezer, George and posthumously b. Nathaniel, 3rd.
On May 3, 1710 at Milton, Mass., Nathaniel m. Mary Field, the eldest surviving dau. of nine children of Robert Field, 3rd and Mary Chenery (q.v. Chinery), b. circa 1683 at Braintree, Mass. She d. Dec. 3, 1759 at Milton, Æ 77. They had five recorded children: Mary (Badcock) Paine, Ann, Ebenezer, George and posthumously b. Nathaniel, 3rd.
Nathaniel Badcock, Jr., s. of Nathaniel Badcock and his wife Hannah, b. Dec. 16, 1684 at Milton, Mass. He was the eldest of four siblings baptised Apr. 24, 1695 at the Milton 1st Chh. the same day their father, Nathaniel Badcock, Sr., renewed his baptismal covenant [i.e., the so-called half-way covenant of the Congregational Chh.]. Nathaniel Jr. d. Jan. 22, 1718/9 at Milton, Æ 34.
On May 3, 1710 at Milton, Mass., Nathaniel m. Mary Field, the eldest surviving dau. of nine children of Robert Field, 3rd and Mary Chenery (q.v. Chinery), b. circa 1683 at Braintree, Mass. She d. Dec. 3, 1759 at Milton, Æ 77. They had five recorded children: Mary (Badcock) Paine, Ann, Ebenezer, George and posthumously b. Nathaniel, 3rd.
On May 3, 1710 at Milton, Mass., Nathaniel m. Mary Field, the eldest surviving dau. of nine children of Robert Field, 3rd and Mary Chenery (q.v. Chinery), b. circa 1683 at Braintree, Mass. She d. Dec. 3, 1759 at Milton, Æ 77. They had five recorded children: Mary (Badcock) Paine, Ann, Ebenezer, George and posthumously b. Nathaniel, 3rd.
Inscription
Here Lyes ye Body of
Nathaniel Badcock Juner
aged 34 years died
January ye 22d 1718-9
Inscription Source:
Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass. 1640 to 1887."
Press of Rockwell & Churchill; Boston: 1887.
Page 484.
On the day Nathaniel died he was 33 years old and Ætatis (i.e., Æ, "Aged," in the XX year of his Age) 34.
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