Mary was the daughter of John Eastman and Huldah Kingsbury.
On Oct 29, 1726 in Amesbury, MA she married John Hoyt, son of Joseph Hoyt and Dorothy Worthen.
Their children were Joseph, John, Jonathan, David, Benjamin, Samuel, and Eastman.
They lived in Amesbury until 1743-44 when on March 18th they were dismissed from the First Church in Amesbury to be able to attend the South Hampton church.
Note:
The History of Chester, NH states that Mary died in Chester in 1776. Several of their children had made their homes in Fremont, Brentwood, Chester area and she would have gone to live with them after John died. She isn't buried with them in the Hoyt-Currier Cemetery in Fremont and couldn't find her in the cemeteries in Chester. She probably was brought back here to be buried beside her husband. There is a small stone a little to the left of John's stone that is not legible. That was probably Mary's stone.
On Oct 29, 1726 in Amesbury, MA she married John Hoyt, son of Joseph Hoyt and Dorothy Worthen.
Their children were Joseph, John, Jonathan, David, Benjamin, Samuel, and Eastman.
They lived in Amesbury until 1743-44 when on March 18th they were dismissed from the First Church in Amesbury to be able to attend the South Hampton church.
Note:
The History of Chester, NH states that Mary died in Chester in 1776. Several of their children had made their homes in Fremont, Brentwood, Chester area and she would have gone to live with them after John died. She isn't buried with them in the Hoyt-Currier Cemetery in Fremont and couldn't find her in the cemeteries in Chester. She probably was brought back here to be buried beside her husband. There is a small stone a little to the left of John's stone that is not legible. That was probably Mary's stone.
Mary was the daughter of John Eastman and Huldah Kingsbury.
On Oct 29, 1726 in Amesbury, MA she married John Hoyt, son of Joseph Hoyt and Dorothy Worthen.
Their children were Joseph, John, Jonathan, David, Benjamin, Samuel, and Eastman.
They lived in Amesbury until 1743-44 when on March 18th they were dismissed from the First Church in Amesbury to be able to attend the South Hampton church.
Note:
The History of Chester, NH states that Mary died in Chester in 1776. Several of their children had made their homes in Fremont, Brentwood, Chester area and she would have gone to live with them after John died. She isn't buried with them in the Hoyt-Currier Cemetery in Fremont and couldn't find her in the cemeteries in Chester. She probably was brought back here to be buried beside her husband. There is a small stone a little to the left of John's stone that is not legible. That was probably Mary's stone.
On Oct 29, 1726 in Amesbury, MA she married John Hoyt, son of Joseph Hoyt and Dorothy Worthen.
Their children were Joseph, John, Jonathan, David, Benjamin, Samuel, and Eastman.
They lived in Amesbury until 1743-44 when on March 18th they were dismissed from the First Church in Amesbury to be able to attend the South Hampton church.
Note:
The History of Chester, NH states that Mary died in Chester in 1776. Several of their children had made their homes in Fremont, Brentwood, Chester area and she would have gone to live with them after John died. She isn't buried with them in the Hoyt-Currier Cemetery in Fremont and couldn't find her in the cemeteries in Chester. She probably was brought back here to be buried beside her husband. There is a small stone a little to the left of John's stone that is not legible. That was probably Mary's stone.
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