Son of Captain Joseph Little and Mary Coffin. Grandson of George Little and Alice Poore, Tristram Coffina and Judith Greenleaf.
Tristram married Anna Emery, the daughter of Stephen Emery and Ruth Jaques. They were married 10 April 1711 and had the following children:
* Mary, Mrs Capt Michael Dalton & Mrs Patrick Tracy 1713-1791
* Stephen 1715-1716
* Anna, Mrs Stephen Sewall 1716-1796
* Judith 1720-1796
* Sarah 1724-1736
* Abigail 1930-1736
Tristram was a trader who lived in the portion of Newbury now Newburyport and built a large house a little back from State Street, near Marke Square, which was considered an elegant manor as late as the beginning of this century. He also owned a mill privilege and nearly a thousand acres of land in Biddleford, Me. At his death, April 1762, his estate was appraised at £1983.9.8
Source: "The Descendants of George Little, who came to Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1640," by George Thomas Little, 1857-1915, published 1882, ID #11 pages 13-14
Tristram married Anna Emery, the daughter of Stephen Emery and Ruth Jaques. They were married 10 April 1711 and had the following children:
* Mary, Mrs Capt Michael Dalton & Mrs Patrick Tracy 1713-1791
* Stephen 1715-1716
* Anna, Mrs Stephen Sewall 1716-1796
* Judith 1720-1796
* Sarah 1724-1736
* Abigail 1930-1736
Tristram was a trader who lived in the portion of Newbury now Newburyport and built a large house a little back from State Street, near Marke Square, which was considered an elegant manor as late as the beginning of this century. He also owned a mill privilege and nearly a thousand acres of land in Biddleford, Me. At his death, April 1762, his estate was appraised at £1983.9.8
Source: "The Descendants of George Little, who came to Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1640," by George Thomas Little, 1857-1915, published 1882, ID #11 pages 13-14
Son of Captain Joseph Little and Mary Coffin. Grandson of George Little and Alice Poore, Tristram Coffina and Judith Greenleaf.
Tristram married Anna Emery, the daughter of Stephen Emery and Ruth Jaques. They were married 10 April 1711 and had the following children:
* Mary, Mrs Capt Michael Dalton & Mrs Patrick Tracy 1713-1791
* Stephen 1715-1716
* Anna, Mrs Stephen Sewall 1716-1796
* Judith 1720-1796
* Sarah 1724-1736
* Abigail 1930-1736
Tristram was a trader who lived in the portion of Newbury now Newburyport and built a large house a little back from State Street, near Marke Square, which was considered an elegant manor as late as the beginning of this century. He also owned a mill privilege and nearly a thousand acres of land in Biddleford, Me. At his death, April 1762, his estate was appraised at £1983.9.8
Source: "The Descendants of George Little, who came to Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1640," by George Thomas Little, 1857-1915, published 1882, ID #11 pages 13-14
Tristram married Anna Emery, the daughter of Stephen Emery and Ruth Jaques. They were married 10 April 1711 and had the following children:
* Mary, Mrs Capt Michael Dalton & Mrs Patrick Tracy 1713-1791
* Stephen 1715-1716
* Anna, Mrs Stephen Sewall 1716-1796
* Judith 1720-1796
* Sarah 1724-1736
* Abigail 1930-1736
Tristram was a trader who lived in the portion of Newbury now Newburyport and built a large house a little back from State Street, near Marke Square, which was considered an elegant manor as late as the beginning of this century. He also owned a mill privilege and nearly a thousand acres of land in Biddleford, Me. At his death, April 1762, his estate was appraised at £1983.9.8
Source: "The Descendants of George Little, who came to Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1640," by George Thomas Little, 1857-1915, published 1882, ID #11 pages 13-14
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