Humphrey Johnson - Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001
Name: Humphrey Johnson
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 24 Jul 1693
Event Place: Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Event Place (Original): Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Sex: Male
MIGRATIONS/RESIDENCES: To New England with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, age 10, with parents and
siblings Mary, 16, Isaac, 14, Elizabeth, 11, and Sarah 6 (or Hannah 2). They settled in Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Humphrey removed to Scituate by 1650, then to Hingham by 1669.1
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Second surviving son of ten children of JOHN JOHNSON (GMB, II:1105-10; WF, 415-
21)
2
and his first wife Mary Heath, sister of WILLIAM HEATH (GMB, II:901-04).3
His older brother,
ISAAC JOHNSON (EF)4
remained in Roxbury. Their oldest sister, Mary married ROGER MOWRY
(GMB, II:1315-16). The will of John Johnson, dated 30 September 1659 directs that his estate be equally
divided among his five children, but only names his eldest son Isaac and son-in-law Robert Pepper. He
bequeaths to "my two grandchildren who have lived with me, Elizabeth Johnson and Mehittabel Johnson,
each of them £5 this to be paide them one yeare after my decease.5
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Baptized Ware End, Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, England, 5 November 1620.6
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 24 July 1693.7
MARRIED: (1) Roxbury, 20 March 1642/3.8
BRIDE: ELLEN/ELEANOR CHENEY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Eldest child and daughter of William and Margaret (—) Cheney, who were in
Roxbury by 1639 with their four eldest children. Her sister Margaret married THOMAS
HASTINGS (GM2, III:235-40) as his second wife. The will of William Cheney, dated 30 April
1667, left to his daughter Ellin "£10 to be paid…out of my stock" and one fourth of one half of the
residue of the estate.9
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Born in England about 1623.10
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 28 Sept. 1678, "Humphery Johnsons wife dyed in the bed in the night
by him."11
MARRIED: (2) Roxbury, 6 December 1678.12
BRIDE: ABIGAIL (STANSFIELD) MAY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Daughter of Gideon and Grace (Eastwood) Stansfield. Her sister Miriam
Stansfield married James Draper.13
1
Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston: NEHGS,
1995) [hereinafter GMB], II:1105-10; Robert Charles Anderson, The Winthrop Fleet, Massachusetts Bay Company
Immigrants to New England 1629-1630 (Boston: Great Migration Study Project, NEHGS, 2012) [hereinafter WF], 415-
21.
2
. Names in all capital letters followed by (GMB, GM2, PM, or WF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Great Migration
series.
3 New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 1+ (Boston: NEHGS, 1847+) [hereinafter NEHGR], 146:261-78.
4
Names in all bold capital letters followed by (EF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Early New England Families
Study Project.
5 GMB, II:1108; Dean Crawford Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell 1844-1910 (Boston:
NEHGS, 1992) [hereinafter Emily Angell], 384; Edith Bartlett Sumner, Ancestry and Descendants of Amaziah Hall and
Betsey Baldwin (Los Angeles, Calif.:1954) [hereinafter Hall-Baldwin], 110. The two grandchildren were Isaac's eldest
daughter, Elizabeth, and Humphrey's eldest daughter, Mehitable.
6 GMB, II:1108; NEHGR, 146:273.
7
Vital Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, NEHGS, 2006. Vital
Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. Hersey, Reuben. Mss 901. R. Stanton Avery Special Collections
Department, NEHGS) [hereinafter Hingham VR NEHGS], 60.
8 GMB, II:1108; Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, 2 vols. (Salem, 1925) [hereinafter Roxbury VR], 2:224 ("Umphry").
9
Edward Joy Paul, The Ancestry of Katharine Choate Paul, Now Mrs. William J. Young Jr. (Milwaukee: 1914) [hereinafter Paul
Anc] 213; Charles Henry Pope, The Cheney Genealogy (Boston: 1897) [hereinafter Cheney Gen], 32; Dean Crawford
Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton, Part I (Boston: NEHGS, 1995) [hereinafater
EBK1], 1:225-29.
10 EBK1, 1:229.
11 NEHGR, 121:202; Hingham VR NEHGS, 20 ("29" Sept.).
12 Roxbury VR, 274.
13 Thomas Draper, The Drapers in America, Being a History and Genealogy…(New York: 1892) [hereinafter Draper], 6, 1
SOURCE: The Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury
Page 6
Seargent Humphrey came from England with his father, Captain John. "He was a capable man in town affairs and often employed in public business. He had an uncommon inclination to lawsuits. And few men have left on the records of the court, so many evidences of his litigeous disposition". He settled in Scituate, Mass., and latter was from Hingham, Mass., where he was an Innkeeper. He was a member of his brother's company in the Narragansett Expedition. He was an original donor of the free school. His farm house in Scituate, was in later years owned by Joshua Lincoln into whose family there was much intermarying.
Humphry Johnson married first 20 Mar 1643 Roxbury, MA to Eleanor "Ellen" Cheney (born 1626ish England) and the settled first at Roxbury, MA and then at Scituate, MA and then at Hingham, MA and raised 11 children together. Eleanor's death date is not known - their last child was born in 1668 at Hingham, MA.
Widower Humphrey Johnson married second 06 Dec 1675 at Hingham, MA to widow Abigail Stansfield May and they lived at Hingham, MA and had 3 children together there.
Contributor: Janice Chipman (47946727)
Name: Humphrey Johnson
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 24 Jul 1693
Event Place: Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Event Place (Original): Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Sex: Male
MIGRATIONS/RESIDENCES: To New England with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, age 10, with parents and
siblings Mary, 16, Isaac, 14, Elizabeth, 11, and Sarah 6 (or Hannah 2). They settled in Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Humphrey removed to Scituate by 1650, then to Hingham by 1669.1
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Second surviving son of ten children of JOHN JOHNSON (GMB, II:1105-10; WF, 415-
21)
2
and his first wife Mary Heath, sister of WILLIAM HEATH (GMB, II:901-04).3
His older brother,
ISAAC JOHNSON (EF)4
remained in Roxbury. Their oldest sister, Mary married ROGER MOWRY
(GMB, II:1315-16). The will of John Johnson, dated 30 September 1659 directs that his estate be equally
divided among his five children, but only names his eldest son Isaac and son-in-law Robert Pepper. He
bequeaths to "my two grandchildren who have lived with me, Elizabeth Johnson and Mehittabel Johnson,
each of them £5 this to be paide them one yeare after my decease.5
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Baptized Ware End, Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, England, 5 November 1620.6
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 24 July 1693.7
MARRIED: (1) Roxbury, 20 March 1642/3.8
BRIDE: ELLEN/ELEANOR CHENEY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Eldest child and daughter of William and Margaret (—) Cheney, who were in
Roxbury by 1639 with their four eldest children. Her sister Margaret married THOMAS
HASTINGS (GM2, III:235-40) as his second wife. The will of William Cheney, dated 30 April
1667, left to his daughter Ellin "£10 to be paid…out of my stock" and one fourth of one half of the
residue of the estate.9
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Born in England about 1623.10
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 28 Sept. 1678, "Humphery Johnsons wife dyed in the bed in the night
by him."11
MARRIED: (2) Roxbury, 6 December 1678.12
BRIDE: ABIGAIL (STANSFIELD) MAY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Daughter of Gideon and Grace (Eastwood) Stansfield. Her sister Miriam
Stansfield married James Draper.13
1
Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston: NEHGS,
1995) [hereinafter GMB], II:1105-10; Robert Charles Anderson, The Winthrop Fleet, Massachusetts Bay Company
Immigrants to New England 1629-1630 (Boston: Great Migration Study Project, NEHGS, 2012) [hereinafter WF], 415-
21.
2
. Names in all capital letters followed by (GMB, GM2, PM, or WF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Great Migration
series.
3 New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 1+ (Boston: NEHGS, 1847+) [hereinafter NEHGR], 146:261-78.
4
Names in all bold capital letters followed by (EF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Early New England Families
Study Project.
5 GMB, II:1108; Dean Crawford Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell 1844-1910 (Boston:
NEHGS, 1992) [hereinafter Emily Angell], 384; Edith Bartlett Sumner, Ancestry and Descendants of Amaziah Hall and
Betsey Baldwin (Los Angeles, Calif.:1954) [hereinafter Hall-Baldwin], 110. The two grandchildren were Isaac's eldest
daughter, Elizabeth, and Humphrey's eldest daughter, Mehitable.
6 GMB, II:1108; NEHGR, 146:273.
7
Vital Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, NEHGS, 2006. Vital
Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. Hersey, Reuben. Mss 901. R. Stanton Avery Special Collections
Department, NEHGS) [hereinafter Hingham VR NEHGS], 60.
8 GMB, II:1108; Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, 2 vols. (Salem, 1925) [hereinafter Roxbury VR], 2:224 ("Umphry").
9
Edward Joy Paul, The Ancestry of Katharine Choate Paul, Now Mrs. William J. Young Jr. (Milwaukee: 1914) [hereinafter Paul
Anc] 213; Charles Henry Pope, The Cheney Genealogy (Boston: 1897) [hereinafter Cheney Gen], 32; Dean Crawford
Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton, Part I (Boston: NEHGS, 1995) [hereinafater
EBK1], 1:225-29.
10 EBK1, 1:229.
11 NEHGR, 121:202; Hingham VR NEHGS, 20 ("29" Sept.).
12 Roxbury VR, 274.
13 Thomas Draper, The Drapers in America, Being a History and Genealogy…(New York: 1892) [hereinafter Draper], 6, 1
SOURCE: The Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury
Page 6
Seargent Humphrey came from England with his father, Captain John. "He was a capable man in town affairs and often employed in public business. He had an uncommon inclination to lawsuits. And few men have left on the records of the court, so many evidences of his litigeous disposition". He settled in Scituate, Mass., and latter was from Hingham, Mass., where he was an Innkeeper. He was a member of his brother's company in the Narragansett Expedition. He was an original donor of the free school. His farm house in Scituate, was in later years owned by Joshua Lincoln into whose family there was much intermarying.
Humphry Johnson married first 20 Mar 1643 Roxbury, MA to Eleanor "Ellen" Cheney (born 1626ish England) and the settled first at Roxbury, MA and then at Scituate, MA and then at Hingham, MA and raised 11 children together. Eleanor's death date is not known - their last child was born in 1668 at Hingham, MA.
Widower Humphrey Johnson married second 06 Dec 1675 at Hingham, MA to widow Abigail Stansfield May and they lived at Hingham, MA and had 3 children together there.
Contributor: Janice Chipman (47946727)
Humphrey Johnson - Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001
Name: Humphrey Johnson
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 24 Jul 1693
Event Place: Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Event Place (Original): Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Sex: Male
MIGRATIONS/RESIDENCES: To New England with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, age 10, with parents and
siblings Mary, 16, Isaac, 14, Elizabeth, 11, and Sarah 6 (or Hannah 2). They settled in Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Humphrey removed to Scituate by 1650, then to Hingham by 1669.1
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Second surviving son of ten children of JOHN JOHNSON (GMB, II:1105-10; WF, 415-
21)
2
and his first wife Mary Heath, sister of WILLIAM HEATH (GMB, II:901-04).3
His older brother,
ISAAC JOHNSON (EF)4
remained in Roxbury. Their oldest sister, Mary married ROGER MOWRY
(GMB, II:1315-16). The will of John Johnson, dated 30 September 1659 directs that his estate be equally
divided among his five children, but only names his eldest son Isaac and son-in-law Robert Pepper. He
bequeaths to "my two grandchildren who have lived with me, Elizabeth Johnson and Mehittabel Johnson,
each of them £5 this to be paide them one yeare after my decease.5
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Baptized Ware End, Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, England, 5 November 1620.6
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 24 July 1693.7
MARRIED: (1) Roxbury, 20 March 1642/3.8
BRIDE: ELLEN/ELEANOR CHENEY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Eldest child and daughter of William and Margaret (—) Cheney, who were in
Roxbury by 1639 with their four eldest children. Her sister Margaret married THOMAS
HASTINGS (GM2, III:235-40) as his second wife. The will of William Cheney, dated 30 April
1667, left to his daughter Ellin "£10 to be paid…out of my stock" and one fourth of one half of the
residue of the estate.9
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Born in England about 1623.10
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 28 Sept. 1678, "Humphery Johnsons wife dyed in the bed in the night
by him."11
MARRIED: (2) Roxbury, 6 December 1678.12
BRIDE: ABIGAIL (STANSFIELD) MAY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Daughter of Gideon and Grace (Eastwood) Stansfield. Her sister Miriam
Stansfield married James Draper.13
1
Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston: NEHGS,
1995) [hereinafter GMB], II:1105-10; Robert Charles Anderson, The Winthrop Fleet, Massachusetts Bay Company
Immigrants to New England 1629-1630 (Boston: Great Migration Study Project, NEHGS, 2012) [hereinafter WF], 415-
21.
2
. Names in all capital letters followed by (GMB, GM2, PM, or WF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Great Migration
series.
3 New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 1+ (Boston: NEHGS, 1847+) [hereinafter NEHGR], 146:261-78.
4
Names in all bold capital letters followed by (EF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Early New England Families
Study Project.
5 GMB, II:1108; Dean Crawford Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell 1844-1910 (Boston:
NEHGS, 1992) [hereinafter Emily Angell], 384; Edith Bartlett Sumner, Ancestry and Descendants of Amaziah Hall and
Betsey Baldwin (Los Angeles, Calif.:1954) [hereinafter Hall-Baldwin], 110. The two grandchildren were Isaac's eldest
daughter, Elizabeth, and Humphrey's eldest daughter, Mehitable.
6 GMB, II:1108; NEHGR, 146:273.
7
Vital Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, NEHGS, 2006. Vital
Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. Hersey, Reuben. Mss 901. R. Stanton Avery Special Collections
Department, NEHGS) [hereinafter Hingham VR NEHGS], 60.
8 GMB, II:1108; Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, 2 vols. (Salem, 1925) [hereinafter Roxbury VR], 2:224 ("Umphry").
9
Edward Joy Paul, The Ancestry of Katharine Choate Paul, Now Mrs. William J. Young Jr. (Milwaukee: 1914) [hereinafter Paul
Anc] 213; Charles Henry Pope, The Cheney Genealogy (Boston: 1897) [hereinafter Cheney Gen], 32; Dean Crawford
Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton, Part I (Boston: NEHGS, 1995) [hereinafater
EBK1], 1:225-29.
10 EBK1, 1:229.
11 NEHGR, 121:202; Hingham VR NEHGS, 20 ("29" Sept.).
12 Roxbury VR, 274.
13 Thomas Draper, The Drapers in America, Being a History and Genealogy…(New York: 1892) [hereinafter Draper], 6, 1
SOURCE: The Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury
Page 6
Seargent Humphrey came from England with his father, Captain John. "He was a capable man in town affairs and often employed in public business. He had an uncommon inclination to lawsuits. And few men have left on the records of the court, so many evidences of his litigeous disposition". He settled in Scituate, Mass., and latter was from Hingham, Mass., where he was an Innkeeper. He was a member of his brother's company in the Narragansett Expedition. He was an original donor of the free school. His farm house in Scituate, was in later years owned by Joshua Lincoln into whose family there was much intermarying.
Humphry Johnson married first 20 Mar 1643 Roxbury, MA to Eleanor "Ellen" Cheney (born 1626ish England) and the settled first at Roxbury, MA and then at Scituate, MA and then at Hingham, MA and raised 11 children together. Eleanor's death date is not known - their last child was born in 1668 at Hingham, MA.
Widower Humphrey Johnson married second 06 Dec 1675 at Hingham, MA to widow Abigail Stansfield May and they lived at Hingham, MA and had 3 children together there.
Contributor: Janice Chipman (47946727)
Name: Humphrey Johnson
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 24 Jul 1693
Event Place: Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Event Place (Original): Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Sex: Male
MIGRATIONS/RESIDENCES: To New England with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, age 10, with parents and
siblings Mary, 16, Isaac, 14, Elizabeth, 11, and Sarah 6 (or Hannah 2). They settled in Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Humphrey removed to Scituate by 1650, then to Hingham by 1669.1
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Second surviving son of ten children of JOHN JOHNSON (GMB, II:1105-10; WF, 415-
21)
2
and his first wife Mary Heath, sister of WILLIAM HEATH (GMB, II:901-04).3
His older brother,
ISAAC JOHNSON (EF)4
remained in Roxbury. Their oldest sister, Mary married ROGER MOWRY
(GMB, II:1315-16). The will of John Johnson, dated 30 September 1659 directs that his estate be equally
divided among his five children, but only names his eldest son Isaac and son-in-law Robert Pepper. He
bequeaths to "my two grandchildren who have lived with me, Elizabeth Johnson and Mehittabel Johnson,
each of them £5 this to be paide them one yeare after my decease.5
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Baptized Ware End, Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, England, 5 November 1620.6
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 24 July 1693.7
MARRIED: (1) Roxbury, 20 March 1642/3.8
BRIDE: ELLEN/ELEANOR CHENEY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Eldest child and daughter of William and Margaret (—) Cheney, who were in
Roxbury by 1639 with their four eldest children. Her sister Margaret married THOMAS
HASTINGS (GM2, III:235-40) as his second wife. The will of William Cheney, dated 30 April
1667, left to his daughter Ellin "£10 to be paid…out of my stock" and one fourth of one half of the
residue of the estate.9
BIRTH/BAPTISM: Born in England about 1623.10
DEATH/BURIAL: Died Hingham, 28 Sept. 1678, "Humphery Johnsons wife dyed in the bed in the night
by him."11
MARRIED: (2) Roxbury, 6 December 1678.12
BRIDE: ABIGAIL (STANSFIELD) MAY.
PARENTAGE/FAMILY: Daughter of Gideon and Grace (Eastwood) Stansfield. Her sister Miriam
Stansfield married James Draper.13
1
Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston: NEHGS,
1995) [hereinafter GMB], II:1105-10; Robert Charles Anderson, The Winthrop Fleet, Massachusetts Bay Company
Immigrants to New England 1629-1630 (Boston: Great Migration Study Project, NEHGS, 2012) [hereinafter WF], 415-
21.
2
. Names in all capital letters followed by (GMB, GM2, PM, or WF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Great Migration
series.
3 New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 1+ (Boston: NEHGS, 1847+) [hereinafter NEHGR], 146:261-78.
4
Names in all bold capital letters followed by (EF) indicate individuals who are treated in The Early New England Families
Study Project.
5 GMB, II:1108; Dean Crawford Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell 1844-1910 (Boston:
NEHGS, 1992) [hereinafter Emily Angell], 384; Edith Bartlett Sumner, Ancestry and Descendants of Amaziah Hall and
Betsey Baldwin (Los Angeles, Calif.:1954) [hereinafter Hall-Baldwin], 110. The two grandchildren were Isaac's eldest
daughter, Elizabeth, and Humphrey's eldest daughter, Mehitable.
6 GMB, II:1108; NEHGR, 146:273.
7
Vital Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, NEHGS, 2006. Vital
Records of Hingham, Massachusetts, ca. 1639-1844. Hersey, Reuben. Mss 901. R. Stanton Avery Special Collections
Department, NEHGS) [hereinafter Hingham VR NEHGS], 60.
8 GMB, II:1108; Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, 2 vols. (Salem, 1925) [hereinafter Roxbury VR], 2:224 ("Umphry").
9
Edward Joy Paul, The Ancestry of Katharine Choate Paul, Now Mrs. William J. Young Jr. (Milwaukee: 1914) [hereinafter Paul
Anc] 213; Charles Henry Pope, The Cheney Genealogy (Boston: 1897) [hereinafter Cheney Gen], 32; Dean Crawford
Smith, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, ed, The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton, Part I (Boston: NEHGS, 1995) [hereinafater
EBK1], 1:225-29.
10 EBK1, 1:229.
11 NEHGR, 121:202; Hingham VR NEHGS, 20 ("29" Sept.).
12 Roxbury VR, 274.
13 Thomas Draper, The Drapers in America, Being a History and Genealogy…(New York: 1892) [hereinafter Draper], 6, 1
SOURCE: The Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury
Page 6
Seargent Humphrey came from England with his father, Captain John. "He was a capable man in town affairs and often employed in public business. He had an uncommon inclination to lawsuits. And few men have left on the records of the court, so many evidences of his litigeous disposition". He settled in Scituate, Mass., and latter was from Hingham, Mass., where he was an Innkeeper. He was a member of his brother's company in the Narragansett Expedition. He was an original donor of the free school. His farm house in Scituate, was in later years owned by Joshua Lincoln into whose family there was much intermarying.
Humphry Johnson married first 20 Mar 1643 Roxbury, MA to Eleanor "Ellen" Cheney (born 1626ish England) and the settled first at Roxbury, MA and then at Scituate, MA and then at Hingham, MA and raised 11 children together. Eleanor's death date is not known - their last child was born in 1668 at Hingham, MA.
Widower Humphrey Johnson married second 06 Dec 1675 at Hingham, MA to widow Abigail Stansfield May and they lived at Hingham, MA and had 3 children together there.
Contributor: Janice Chipman (47946727)
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