He married Anna Bursell by 1661.
Commissioned as an Ensign in Yarmouth, Massachusetts on October 28, 1681, then as a Lieutenant on July 7, 1682.
Children: Silas Sears Jr, Thomas Sears, Richard Sears, Hannah Sears Snow, Joseph Sears, Josiah Sears, Elizabeth Sears Cooke, and Dorothy Sears Staples.
A cenotaph for Silas exists in Ancient Cemetery at Yarmouth, and can be found Here. The cenotaph there records a family history from the 19th century which has been debunked.
He married Anna Bursell by 1661.
Commissioned as an Ensign in Yarmouth, Massachusetts on October 28, 1681, then as a Lieutenant on July 7, 1682.
Children: Silas Sears Jr, Thomas Sears, Richard Sears, Hannah Sears Snow, Joseph Sears, Josiah Sears, Elizabeth Sears Cooke, and Dorothy Sears Staples.
A cenotaph for Silas exists in Ancient Cemetery at Yarmouth, and can be found Here. The cenotaph there records a family history from the 19th century which has been debunked.
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Given the age of the stones at this cemetery, it is possible Silas and his wife Anna are among the broken or very worn and illegible stones.
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