“Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts” William Richard Cutter Published in 1908
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Jonathan Kimball, son of Benjamin and Mary (Emerson) Kimball, born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 14, 1720, died October 17, 1807.
He married first, August 22, 1738, Elizabeth, born November 12, 1719, died February 8, 1753, daughter of Daniel Little
He married second, November 29, 1753, Abigail True, of Salisbury, born November 26, 1722, died January 23, 1814.
He joined the church February 5, 1738 and was elected deacon January 25, 1739, remaining in that office for fifty-seven years. His wife, Elizabeth, joined the church May 18, 1740. Tradition says that he was one of the first to settle in the north part of Plaistow, now Hampstead, New Hampshire., and that he had twenty men to help him build his log cabin, two standing guard while the others worked. He afterward returned to the present town of Plaistow, where he was town clerk twenty-one years, from 1757-1778.
Children:
1 - Benjamin, born August 5, 1741 died August 25, 1779.
2 - Jonathan, born September 14, 1744
3 - Daniel, baptized July 19, 1747, died young
4 - Nathaniel, born November 7, 1748
5 - Daniel, born July 5, 1752, died at Littleton, 1813
The above children were born to Jonathan and his first wife, Elizabeth
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Jonathan Kimball, son of Benjamin and Mary (Emerson) Kimball, born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 14, 1720, died October 17, 1807.
He married first, August 22, 1738, Elizabeth, born November 12, 1719, died February 8, 1753, daughter of Daniel Little
He married second, November 29, 1753, Abigail True, of Salisbury, born November 26, 1722, died January 23, 1814.
He joined the church February 5, 1738 and was elected deacon January 25, 1739, remaining in that office for fifty-seven years. His wife, Elizabeth, joined the church May 18, 1740. Tradition says that he was one of the first to settle in the north part of Plaistow, now Hampstead, New Hampshire., and that he had twenty men to help him build his log cabin, two standing guard while the others worked. He afterward returned to the present town of Plaistow, where he was town clerk twenty-one years, from 1757-1778.
Children:
1 - Benjamin, born August 5, 1741 died August 25, 1779.
2 - Jonathan, born September 14, 1744
3 - Daniel, baptized July 19, 1747, died young
4 - Nathaniel, born November 7, 1748
5 - Daniel, born July 5, 1752, died at Littleton, 1813
The above children were born to Jonathan and his first wife, Elizabeth
“Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts” William Richard Cutter Published in 1908
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Jonathan Kimball, son of Benjamin and Mary (Emerson) Kimball, born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 14, 1720, died October 17, 1807.
He married first, August 22, 1738, Elizabeth, born November 12, 1719, died February 8, 1753, daughter of Daniel Little
He married second, November 29, 1753, Abigail True, of Salisbury, born November 26, 1722, died January 23, 1814.
He joined the church February 5, 1738 and was elected deacon January 25, 1739, remaining in that office for fifty-seven years. His wife, Elizabeth, joined the church May 18, 1740. Tradition says that he was one of the first to settle in the north part of Plaistow, now Hampstead, New Hampshire., and that he had twenty men to help him build his log cabin, two standing guard while the others worked. He afterward returned to the present town of Plaistow, where he was town clerk twenty-one years, from 1757-1778.
Children:
1 - Benjamin, born August 5, 1741 died August 25, 1779.
2 - Jonathan, born September 14, 1744
3 - Daniel, baptized July 19, 1747, died young
4 - Nathaniel, born November 7, 1748
5 - Daniel, born July 5, 1752, died at Littleton, 1813
The above children were born to Jonathan and his first wife, Elizabeth
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Jonathan Kimball, son of Benjamin and Mary (Emerson) Kimball, born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 14, 1720, died October 17, 1807.
He married first, August 22, 1738, Elizabeth, born November 12, 1719, died February 8, 1753, daughter of Daniel Little
He married second, November 29, 1753, Abigail True, of Salisbury, born November 26, 1722, died January 23, 1814.
He joined the church February 5, 1738 and was elected deacon January 25, 1739, remaining in that office for fifty-seven years. His wife, Elizabeth, joined the church May 18, 1740. Tradition says that he was one of the first to settle in the north part of Plaistow, now Hampstead, New Hampshire., and that he had twenty men to help him build his log cabin, two standing guard while the others worked. He afterward returned to the present town of Plaistow, where he was town clerk twenty-one years, from 1757-1778.
Children:
1 - Benjamin, born August 5, 1741 died August 25, 1779.
2 - Jonathan, born September 14, 1744
3 - Daniel, baptized July 19, 1747, died young
4 - Nathaniel, born November 7, 1748
5 - Daniel, born July 5, 1752, died at Littleton, 1813
The above children were born to Jonathan and his first wife, Elizabeth
Inscription
NO headstone exists in this cemetery for this person. There have been 2 headstone census’s done, the first in 1933 by the NH Chapter of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of American, and again in 1995 by myself. Any early records of the cemetery were destroyed in a fire in 1955, and it is the opinion of many people, including the caretaker John Colby (now deceased) who served from 1956 to about 2000, that there are more people buried in the cemetery than there are stones for, and this individual may be one of them. – Mary Ellen Moulton, Plaistow, NH 2016.
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