Mercy was born in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy married Isaac Harris about 1668. They had children:
Arthur
he probably died at sea
Isaac
he married Jane Cook in 1707
Samuel
he married Abigail Harden in 1710
Desire
she married John Kingman
Jane born in July 1671
she married James Dunbar
she married Pelatiah Smith
Susanna
she married Jeremiah Newland in 1696
Mary
she married Daniel Packard in 1713
Mercy 1680
she married Josiah Sears
Mercy died between 1685 and 1698, and probably in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy's grave is not marked with a headstone. In his book, "Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater", Williams Latham wrote:
"The adult persons living and dying in this part of old Bridgewater previous to 1703, and probably buried in this yard, so far as is known, were N. Byram, 1688, and his wife, Robert Latham and wife, 1685-1688; Jonathan Cary, of Beaver, 1695; Experience Mitchell, of Elmwood, 1689; Mercy Harris, wife of Issac Harris, about 1682. No other public place of burial is known to have been used; and we find a very few private burying-grounds in the early settlement of the town, here, or elsewhere, in old Bridgewater."
Mercy married Isaac Harris about 1668. They had children:
Arthur
he probably died at sea
Isaac
he married Jane Cook in 1707
Samuel
he married Abigail Harden in 1710
Desire
she married John Kingman
Jane born in July 1671
she married James Dunbar
she married Pelatiah Smith
Susanna
she married Jeremiah Newland in 1696
Mary
she married Daniel Packard in 1713
Mercy 1680
she married Josiah Sears
Mercy died between 1685 and 1698, and probably in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy's grave is not marked with a headstone. In his book, "Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater", Williams Latham wrote:
"The adult persons living and dying in this part of old Bridgewater previous to 1703, and probably buried in this yard, so far as is known, were N. Byram, 1688, and his wife, Robert Latham and wife, 1685-1688; Jonathan Cary, of Beaver, 1695; Experience Mitchell, of Elmwood, 1689; Mercy Harris, wife of Issac Harris, about 1682. No other public place of burial is known to have been used; and we find a very few private burying-grounds in the early settlement of the town, here, or elsewhere, in old Bridgewater."
Mercy was born in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy married Isaac Harris about 1668. They had children:
Arthur
he probably died at sea
Isaac
he married Jane Cook in 1707
Samuel
he married Abigail Harden in 1710
Desire
she married John Kingman
Jane born in July 1671
she married James Dunbar
she married Pelatiah Smith
Susanna
she married Jeremiah Newland in 1696
Mary
she married Daniel Packard in 1713
Mercy 1680
she married Josiah Sears
Mercy died between 1685 and 1698, and probably in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy's grave is not marked with a headstone. In his book, "Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater", Williams Latham wrote:
"The adult persons living and dying in this part of old Bridgewater previous to 1703, and probably buried in this yard, so far as is known, were N. Byram, 1688, and his wife, Robert Latham and wife, 1685-1688; Jonathan Cary, of Beaver, 1695; Experience Mitchell, of Elmwood, 1689; Mercy Harris, wife of Issac Harris, about 1682. No other public place of burial is known to have been used; and we find a very few private burying-grounds in the early settlement of the town, here, or elsewhere, in old Bridgewater."
Mercy married Isaac Harris about 1668. They had children:
Arthur
he probably died at sea
Isaac
he married Jane Cook in 1707
Samuel
he married Abigail Harden in 1710
Desire
she married John Kingman
Jane born in July 1671
she married James Dunbar
she married Pelatiah Smith
Susanna
she married Jeremiah Newland in 1696
Mary
she married Daniel Packard in 1713
Mercy 1680
she married Josiah Sears
Mercy died between 1685 and 1698, and probably in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Mercy's grave is not marked with a headstone. In his book, "Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater", Williams Latham wrote:
"The adult persons living and dying in this part of old Bridgewater previous to 1703, and probably buried in this yard, so far as is known, were N. Byram, 1688, and his wife, Robert Latham and wife, 1685-1688; Jonathan Cary, of Beaver, 1695; Experience Mitchell, of Elmwood, 1689; Mercy Harris, wife of Issac Harris, about 1682. No other public place of burial is known to have been used; and we find a very few private burying-grounds in the early settlement of the town, here, or elsewhere, in old Bridgewater."
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