"LIEUT. JOSHUA, He served in Revolutionary War.
He probably had gone to Sudbury to live, before 1750. He and his brother inherited their fathers part of a valuable farm in Sudbury. The fact that the sons married in Sudbury or towns near, and that they fought in Battle of Lexington, in Sudbury Co.'s, and also died there, proves they had lived there."
"Joshua Haynes. There were three Joshua Hayneses of Sudbury who served in the Rev. War, and it is difficult to distinguish the service of each, as neither the 'Mass. Sol. & Sail. of Rev. War, the entries Sudbury Town Rec., nor Family Rec. make it very clear which was which, but the following seems the most probable solution of the identity of each of the three"
Lieut. Joshua Haynes was in Capt. Aaron Hayne's Co. at Concord and Lexington 19th Apr 1775 (see "Sol. & Sail. of Rev."), is spoken of then on Sudbury Rec. as "Ensign." In "Sol. & Sail. of Rev." is entered as "Serg't Service 4 das. Was commissioned as "Lieut." (First) 5 July 1776, Capt. Asahel Wheeler's (7th) Co., 4 Middlesex Co. Reg't, Mass. Militia. Was in the 8 Months Service. Was in the 5 Months Service to Ticonderoga, then spoken of as "Lieut. Joshua." Entered on Sudbury Pay Roll referred to as receiving 78 pounds for Service. We know that this Joshua is the one made Lieut. because he is spoken of on Sudbury. Rec. as "Lieut. Joshua, father of Joshua, Jr."
Joshua married 1st Rebecca MEAD on 4 Jan 1750 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Rebecca was born in Dec 1730 in Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
They had the following children.
1. Joshua b-1 Nov 1750
2. Rebecca b-1 Dec 1751.
3. Abel b-3 Mar 1753
Joshua married 2nd Susanna PUFFER-about 1755 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They had the following children;
4. Rachel b-15 Jun 1758
5. Dorothy "Dolly" b-14 Aug 1760
6. John b-10 Sep 1762
7. Susanna b-18 Oct 1764
8. Silas b-12 Jan 1767
9. Mary b-10 May 1769
He probably had gone to Sudbury to live, before 1750. He and his brother inherited their fathers part of a valuable farm in Sudbury. The fact that the sons married in Sudbury or towns near, and that they fought in Battle of Lexington, in Sudbury Co.'s, and also died there, proves they had lived there."
"Joshua Haynes. There were three Joshua Hayneses of Sudbury who served in the Rev. War, and it is difficult to distinguish the service of each, as neither the 'Mass. Sol. & Sail. of Rev. War, the entries Sudbury Town Rec., nor Family Rec. make it very clear which was which, but the following seems the most probable solution of the identity of each of the three"
Lieut. Joshua Haynes was in Capt. Aaron Hayne's Co. at Concord and Lexington 19th Apr 1775 (see "Sol. & Sail. of Rev."), is spoken of then on Sudbury Rec. as "Ensign." In "Sol. & Sail. of Rev." is entered as "Serg't Service 4 das. Was commissioned as "Lieut." (First) 5 July 1776, Capt. Asahel Wheeler's (7th) Co., 4 Middlesex Co. Reg't, Mass. Militia. Was in the 8 Months Service. Was in the 5 Months Service to Ticonderoga, then spoken of as "Lieut. Joshua." Entered on Sudbury Pay Roll referred to as receiving 78 pounds for Service. We know that this Joshua is the one made Lieut. because he is spoken of on Sudbury. Rec. as "Lieut. Joshua, father of Joshua, Jr."
Joshua married 1st Rebecca MEAD on 4 Jan 1750 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Rebecca was born in Dec 1730 in Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
They had the following children.
1. Joshua b-1 Nov 1750
2. Rebecca b-1 Dec 1751.
3. Abel b-3 Mar 1753
Joshua married 2nd Susanna PUFFER-about 1755 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They had the following children;
4. Rachel b-15 Jun 1758
5. Dorothy "Dolly" b-14 Aug 1760
6. John b-10 Sep 1762
7. Susanna b-18 Oct 1764
8. Silas b-12 Jan 1767
9. Mary b-10 May 1769
"LIEUT. JOSHUA, He served in Revolutionary War.
He probably had gone to Sudbury to live, before 1750. He and his brother inherited their fathers part of a valuable farm in Sudbury. The fact that the sons married in Sudbury or towns near, and that they fought in Battle of Lexington, in Sudbury Co.'s, and also died there, proves they had lived there."
"Joshua Haynes. There were three Joshua Hayneses of Sudbury who served in the Rev. War, and it is difficult to distinguish the service of each, as neither the 'Mass. Sol. & Sail. of Rev. War, the entries Sudbury Town Rec., nor Family Rec. make it very clear which was which, but the following seems the most probable solution of the identity of each of the three"
Lieut. Joshua Haynes was in Capt. Aaron Hayne's Co. at Concord and Lexington 19th Apr 1775 (see "Sol. & Sail. of Rev."), is spoken of then on Sudbury Rec. as "Ensign." In "Sol. & Sail. of Rev." is entered as "Serg't Service 4 das. Was commissioned as "Lieut." (First) 5 July 1776, Capt. Asahel Wheeler's (7th) Co., 4 Middlesex Co. Reg't, Mass. Militia. Was in the 8 Months Service. Was in the 5 Months Service to Ticonderoga, then spoken of as "Lieut. Joshua." Entered on Sudbury Pay Roll referred to as receiving 78 pounds for Service. We know that this Joshua is the one made Lieut. because he is spoken of on Sudbury. Rec. as "Lieut. Joshua, father of Joshua, Jr."
Joshua married 1st Rebecca MEAD on 4 Jan 1750 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Rebecca was born in Dec 1730 in Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
They had the following children.
1. Joshua b-1 Nov 1750
2. Rebecca b-1 Dec 1751.
3. Abel b-3 Mar 1753
Joshua married 2nd Susanna PUFFER-about 1755 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They had the following children;
4. Rachel b-15 Jun 1758
5. Dorothy "Dolly" b-14 Aug 1760
6. John b-10 Sep 1762
7. Susanna b-18 Oct 1764
8. Silas b-12 Jan 1767
9. Mary b-10 May 1769
He probably had gone to Sudbury to live, before 1750. He and his brother inherited their fathers part of a valuable farm in Sudbury. The fact that the sons married in Sudbury or towns near, and that they fought in Battle of Lexington, in Sudbury Co.'s, and also died there, proves they had lived there."
"Joshua Haynes. There were three Joshua Hayneses of Sudbury who served in the Rev. War, and it is difficult to distinguish the service of each, as neither the 'Mass. Sol. & Sail. of Rev. War, the entries Sudbury Town Rec., nor Family Rec. make it very clear which was which, but the following seems the most probable solution of the identity of each of the three"
Lieut. Joshua Haynes was in Capt. Aaron Hayne's Co. at Concord and Lexington 19th Apr 1775 (see "Sol. & Sail. of Rev."), is spoken of then on Sudbury Rec. as "Ensign." In "Sol. & Sail. of Rev." is entered as "Serg't Service 4 das. Was commissioned as "Lieut." (First) 5 July 1776, Capt. Asahel Wheeler's (7th) Co., 4 Middlesex Co. Reg't, Mass. Militia. Was in the 8 Months Service. Was in the 5 Months Service to Ticonderoga, then spoken of as "Lieut. Joshua." Entered on Sudbury Pay Roll referred to as receiving 78 pounds for Service. We know that this Joshua is the one made Lieut. because he is spoken of on Sudbury. Rec. as "Lieut. Joshua, father of Joshua, Jr."
Joshua married 1st Rebecca MEAD on 4 Jan 1750 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Rebecca was born in Dec 1730 in Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
They had the following children.
1. Joshua b-1 Nov 1750
2. Rebecca b-1 Dec 1751.
3. Abel b-3 Mar 1753
Joshua married 2nd Susanna PUFFER-about 1755 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They had the following children;
4. Rachel b-15 Jun 1758
5. Dorothy "Dolly" b-14 Aug 1760
6. John b-10 Sep 1762
7. Susanna b-18 Oct 1764
8. Silas b-12 Jan 1767
9. Mary b-10 May 1769
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