PARENTS: Jonathan Cutting and Sarah Flagg who married January 5, 1709 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
WIFE: Mercy Stratton, married May 25, 1736 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
CHILDREN:
Ebenezer, David, Moses, Daniel, Samuel Joseph and Lucy
Early Vital Records of Middlesex
Framingham Families
Page 517 - 518
4. Moses, b. Feb 14, 1711-12;1. Walth. came to Fram. abt. 1743; leased of John Winch 100 a and bo't of Thomas Frost 50 a. adjoining, being part of the Winch and Frost land. The farm lay on the westerly side of the road from the corner below Samuel Cutting's to the New Bridge, and included part of the Potter place. The "Old Sam. Winch House" was on this farm; it stood where is not the Tim Stearns cellar-hole. He m. May 25, 1736, Mary Stratton. Chil. Moses, d.y.; Ebenezer, bap. Walth. July 1742 d. in the French war; Moses m. Mary Whitcomb and d. Troy N.H. in 1834; Daniel bap, May 1749 5. David, a Rev. sold.; burnt to death in a barn, where he lay with a broken leg; Samuel b. July 31, 1751 6: Joseph, bap Feb 3, 1754; sett. Marlb., N.H., 1775, m. 1795 Anna Ball, and d. Troy, N.H., in 1823; Lucy, bap. June 12, 1757, m. Silas Cutting and 1. Worc.
Will, Framingham, 1773, Case 35680
WIFE: Mercy Stratton, married May 25, 1736 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
CHILDREN:
Ebenezer, David, Moses, Daniel, Samuel Joseph and Lucy
Early Vital Records of Middlesex
Framingham Families
Page 517 - 518
4. Moses, b. Feb 14, 1711-12;1. Walth. came to Fram. abt. 1743; leased of John Winch 100 a and bo't of Thomas Frost 50 a. adjoining, being part of the Winch and Frost land. The farm lay on the westerly side of the road from the corner below Samuel Cutting's to the New Bridge, and included part of the Potter place. The "Old Sam. Winch House" was on this farm; it stood where is not the Tim Stearns cellar-hole. He m. May 25, 1736, Mary Stratton. Chil. Moses, d.y.; Ebenezer, bap. Walth. July 1742 d. in the French war; Moses m. Mary Whitcomb and d. Troy N.H. in 1834; Daniel bap, May 1749 5. David, a Rev. sold.; burnt to death in a barn, where he lay with a broken leg; Samuel b. July 31, 1751 6: Joseph, bap Feb 3, 1754; sett. Marlb., N.H., 1775, m. 1795 Anna Ball, and d. Troy, N.H., in 1823; Lucy, bap. June 12, 1757, m. Silas Cutting and 1. Worc.
Will, Framingham, 1773, Case 35680
PARENTS: Jonathan Cutting and Sarah Flagg who married January 5, 1709 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
WIFE: Mercy Stratton, married May 25, 1736 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
CHILDREN:
Ebenezer, David, Moses, Daniel, Samuel Joseph and Lucy
Early Vital Records of Middlesex
Framingham Families
Page 517 - 518
4. Moses, b. Feb 14, 1711-12;1. Walth. came to Fram. abt. 1743; leased of John Winch 100 a and bo't of Thomas Frost 50 a. adjoining, being part of the Winch and Frost land. The farm lay on the westerly side of the road from the corner below Samuel Cutting's to the New Bridge, and included part of the Potter place. The "Old Sam. Winch House" was on this farm; it stood where is not the Tim Stearns cellar-hole. He m. May 25, 1736, Mary Stratton. Chil. Moses, d.y.; Ebenezer, bap. Walth. July 1742 d. in the French war; Moses m. Mary Whitcomb and d. Troy N.H. in 1834; Daniel bap, May 1749 5. David, a Rev. sold.; burnt to death in a barn, where he lay with a broken leg; Samuel b. July 31, 1751 6: Joseph, bap Feb 3, 1754; sett. Marlb., N.H., 1775, m. 1795 Anna Ball, and d. Troy, N.H., in 1823; Lucy, bap. June 12, 1757, m. Silas Cutting and 1. Worc.
Will, Framingham, 1773, Case 35680
WIFE: Mercy Stratton, married May 25, 1736 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA
CHILDREN:
Ebenezer, David, Moses, Daniel, Samuel Joseph and Lucy
Early Vital Records of Middlesex
Framingham Families
Page 517 - 518
4. Moses, b. Feb 14, 1711-12;1. Walth. came to Fram. abt. 1743; leased of John Winch 100 a and bo't of Thomas Frost 50 a. adjoining, being part of the Winch and Frost land. The farm lay on the westerly side of the road from the corner below Samuel Cutting's to the New Bridge, and included part of the Potter place. The "Old Sam. Winch House" was on this farm; it stood where is not the Tim Stearns cellar-hole. He m. May 25, 1736, Mary Stratton. Chil. Moses, d.y.; Ebenezer, bap. Walth. July 1742 d. in the French war; Moses m. Mary Whitcomb and d. Troy N.H. in 1834; Daniel bap, May 1749 5. David, a Rev. sold.; burnt to death in a barn, where he lay with a broken leg; Samuel b. July 31, 1751 6: Joseph, bap Feb 3, 1754; sett. Marlb., N.H., 1775, m. 1795 Anna Ball, and d. Troy, N.H., in 1823; Lucy, bap. June 12, 1757, m. Silas Cutting and 1. Worc.
Will, Framingham, 1773, Case 35680
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