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FAMILY RECORD: John Bussey/Bussell - s/o Simon 1. Granted 40 acres in Oyster Riverin 1694. He and his sons were shut out of Oyster River parish whenthe south part became Durham. Will 24 Nov 1737 - 28 Feb 1738/9mentions wife Sarah and 12 children: a) Martha - m a Brown. b) Elizabeth - m 9 May 1718 Benj. Bell. c) Sarah - m a Williams by 1723, 2nd by 1737 John Roberts of Madbury,b 6 Dec 1694, d 23 Jan 1771. She d Dec 1770 ae 72y 11d per gravestoneon Bussy farm. d) Margaret - b 5 July 1698, m John Demeritt. e) John - b 11 Feb 1703, m 4 Jan 1724/5 Sarah Wibird. Will 1770-1774names 10 ch. Wid d in New Durham 25 Sep 1788. f) William - m 28 Nov 1729 Sarah Pitman, 7 ch. bapt. g) Henry - had the homestead but removed to Barrington. He m1 AbigailDaniels(4), m2 Judith Horn. Will 1764-1767. 2+7 ch. h) James - (Buzze) m 15 Nov 1733 his cousin Rachel Credeford. LivedRochester 1749. i) Isaac - m Izett Hudson, b 1715 d/o Samuel & Dorcas (Miller). Theirdau Ann m 17 Jan 1753 Joseph Stevenson. j) Mary - bp adult 19 June 1726, m Job Demeritt Jr. k) Hannah - bp a young girl 23 June 1723, m James Leighton. l) Ann - bp 'young dau' 3 Apr 1727, unm in 1737. [Noyes, Libby & Davis, Geneal. Dict. of ME & NH, p123-4]. --------------------- John Bussell - Had 40 acres laid out for him 6/13/1694. Rec'd a grantof land in Dover 1696/7. In Sir Chas. Hobbs' N.E. Troops 1710-11 for1 full year, 10 Oct 1710 - 10 Oct 1711. In Capt. James Davis' Co.against Port Royal 1712. He and wife Sarah bapt. 1 Apr 1722. He died Dover Jan 1738; willdated 24 Nov 1737; probated Feb 1738; according to deed of son John,19 Feb 1754, he died 8 July 1734 which cannot be true. Children: a) James - Soldier stationed in Wolfboro 1747. Prob. left Roch. in1737. Rec'd pay for 7 days service May 21, 1747. Bapt. in Dover June19, 1726. Lived in Rochester 1737-9. Rec'd deed from his father toland in Rochester. b) John - Lived in Rochester 1736-7. Will dated Apr 3, 1770. Livedin Madbury parish 1743. Parish tax of Dover 1753, 15s 3d. Bapt inDover Jan. 28, 1721/2. Was prob. a sergeant against Louisburg 1745.John & Wm were members of 2nd foot Co. of Dover July 24, 1740. John &Wm petitioned for a bridge over Bellamy Brook in Dover Sept. 13, 1752. c) William - He & bro John grantees of Canterbury, NH Feb 17, 1756.lived in Middleton in 1790. Bapt in Dover Jan 2, 1742 with his wife.Constable of Madbury 1760. Parish tax of Dover 1753, 6s 9d. d) Henry - died in Madbury June 6, 1767. Sept 12, 1742 member ofDover church. Will dated June 9, 1824? in which he calls himself agedVol XVIII/527. Lived in Madbury parish 1743. Parish tax of Dover1753, 9s 3d. John, Wm, Henry, Joseph, John Jr, Ebenezer & Jacobpetitioned for W. parish to be set off Jan 17, 1759. This was granted and Madbury was incorporated May? 31,1755. e) Elizabeth - m Benjamin, son of Shadrac and Rachel ( ) Bell ofNewcastle (b Newcastle ?????) May 9, 1718. He was a mariner living in1759. She was prob. living in 1778. f) Margaret - b Dover 5 July 1698. died in Madbury 1777. She m John,son of Eli & Hopestill ( ) Demeritt of Dover (b Dover 19 June 1698) 1Jan 1724/5. He died in Madbury 1773; his will dated 15 Feb 1772,probated Oct 1773. She was bapt 28 Jan 1721/2. Her will probated 9Apr 1779? She was admitted to Oyster River Church 6 Aug 1737. g) Sarah - b Dover 28 Nov 1698. Bapt 15 Apr 1722 as Sarah Williams.In father's will called Sarah Roberts. She died in Madbury 9 Dec 1770aged 72 yrs 11 days. She m _____ Williams (Durham name) before 15 Apr1722. She married (2) before 1737 John, s/o Joseph & Elizabeth ( )Roberts of Dover (b Dover 6 Dec 1694). He d in Madbury 23? Jan 1771. h) Isaac - bot land in Durham 1737? lived in Dover from 1748/9 to1761; assessor in Mabury 1759; soldier stationed in Wolfboro 1747;recd pay for 10 days service 21 May 1747; selectman of Madbury 1773;lived in Barrington 1762; petitioned with John, Wm & Benj Bussell forbridge over Bellamy's brook in Dover 13 Oct 1756. i) Hannah - bapt. 23 June 1723. Member of Dover Church fromBarrington 20 June 1742. She m James, s/o John3/Thomas2/Thomas1Leighton of Madbury. He was b about 1717. They prob. lived inBarrington. j) Ann - bapt 23 Apr 1727; unm in 1737; later m Joseph Stevenson ofDurham on 17 Jan 1752. k) Martha - m Stephen, s/o Benjamin & Sarah (Brown) Brown, of Hampton.He was b 17 July 1693 and d in Hampton 12/2/1724. Mary - b 1708;bapt 19 June 1726; she m Job, s/o Eli & Hopestill ( ) Demerit of Dover(b Dover 1705). [Rev. Herbert Leslie Buzzell mms]. ------------------- John Buzzell - s/o Samuel 2, Isaac 1 of Salisbury, MA; b 7 Aug 1659,had a grant of 40 acres 19 March 1693/4 laid out to him 13 June 1694,on south side of the mast path that goes from John Knights toNewtowne. He was bapt at Oyster River 1 April 1722. His will 24 Nov1737 - 28 Feb 1738/9 names wife Sarah & children as follows: a) Henry - m abt 1742 Judith Horn of Dover. Rem. to Barrington. Hiswill 9 June 1764 - 26 Aug 1767 names wife Judith and children:Nathaniel, Jane, Thomas, Paul, Henry, Abigail, Margaret, Mary &Dorcas. b) John - bapt 28 Jan 1721/2, m Sarah Wibird. c) William - m Sarah Pitman. d) James - bapt 19 June 1726, m Rachel _____. He was of Rochester,1741(?). e) Isaac - m Izett, called d/o Wid Dorcas Bradford of Portsmouth. f) Martha - m _____ Brown. g) Elizabeth - m1 _____ Williams, m2 _____ Roberts. h) Margaret - bapt as adult 28 Jan 1721/2, m 1 Jan 1724/5 JohnDemeritt. i) Mary - bapt 19 June 1726, m Job Demeritt. j) Hannah - 'young sister of Sarah Williams,' bapt 23 June 1723, mJames Leighton. k) Ann - bapt as 'young dau. of John Senior,' 3 April 1727, m 17 Jan1753, Joseph Stevenson. [Stackpole, Hist. of Durham, NH, 1913, 2/49] [Note: the compiler of this work has confused JohnBussey/Bussell/Buzzell of Durham, NH with John Buswell of Boxford,Mass., s/o Samuel Buswell, & gs/o Isaac Buswell the immigrant toSalisbury, Mass. The birthdate given is that for John Buswell ofBoxford; no birth date is known for John Buzzell of Durham. That John Buzzell of Durham was the son of Simon Bussey of CapePorpus, ME is conclusively shown by deeds abstracted below. Thespelling of the name evolved from Bussey to Bussell to Buzzell overabout three or four generations]. --------------------- John Buzzell - prob. came from Jersey Isle before 1694, received agrant of land at Dover. m Sarah ____ and had: a) James - m Rachel _____ of Wells ME 1733. b) John - m Sarah Wiburd. c) William - m 28 Nov 1728 Sarah Pitman & had son William who had sonsRev. John & Rev. Aaron, the founders of the Free Will Baptistdenomination with Rev. Benjamin Randall. d) Henry - m Judith Horne & had 10 Child. e) Elizabeth - m 9 May 1718 Benjamin Bell of Newcastle. f) Margaret - b Dover 5 July 1697, d1777, m John s/o Eli Demeritt. g) Sarah - m1 a Williams of Durham, 2nd John Roberts. h) Hannah - m a Leighton. i) Ann -. j) Isaac - m Izett Bradford. k) Martha -. l) Mary - m Job Demeritt. [Virkus, American Ancestry Vol. 11]. [Note: this is a secondarysource of low repute.] ----------------------- John Buzzell - had a grant of land in Dover NH 1694. He is given aspurious descent from Samuel 2 Buswell and Isaac 1 Buswell ofSalisbury MA. Children included: a) James - m Rachel ___ and lived in Wells ME. b) John - m Sarah Wibord and lived in Barrington NH. [Cutter, Genealogical & Personal Memoirs of Boston and Eastern Mass.,1908]. ----------------------- Hannah Buzzell - d/o John Buzzell, m James Leighton, s/o John Leighton[Stackpole, Hist Durham, 2/260]. CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS: 1718 May 9 - Elizabeth Buzzell of Oyster River m Benjamin Bell ofNewcastle [Marriage Records of Rev. Hugh Adams of Durham, NH in NEHGSRegister 23/179-80]. 1722 Apr 15 - Sarah Buzzell, d/o John Buzzell was bapt, she m1 ____Williams, & m2 _____ Roberts [Stackpole, Hist. Durham, NH, 2/392]. 1722 May 10 - John Bussey was a whole share proprietor of Rochesterwhen chartered [Rochester Town Records 1/3 & 1/59]. 1723 Jun 23 - bapt 'Hannah Buzzel, the young sister of Sarah Williamswho stood for her. John's dau.' [Bapt. by Rev. Hugh Adams, NEHGSRegister 32/133]. 1724/5 Jan 1 - Margaret Buzzell d/o John & Sarah Buzzell m JohnDemeritt (b 19 June 1698 s/o Eli Demeritt) [Stackpole, Hist. Durham,NH, 2/117]. 1725 Jan 1 - Margaret Buzzell m John DeMerit [Marriage Records of Rev.Hugh Adams of Durham, NH in NEHGS Register 23/179-80]. 1726 Jun 19 - bapt 'James & Mary Buzzel' [Bapt. by Rev. Hugh Adams,NEHGS Register 32/133]. 1726 Nov 10 - From John Bussell & Edward Evenius (sic, Evans?), bothof Oyster River, Prov of NH - To Mary Bussell of Arundel, York Co -For: 'love goodwill and affection which we have and do bear towardsour loving cousin Mary Bussell' - 'all and singular our parts of thegrant that was granted to our father Simon Bussell upon Kenebunk River in the town of Arundel' -Signed: John Bussell (mark) & Edward Eure (sic, Evans?) - Witnessess:John Perkins & John Murphy - Acknowledged 13 Sept 1732 by John Bussell& Edward Eune (sic, Evans?). Also on this document: 'I the subscriber Ranold Mach daniell do for myself & in behalf of my wife Mary by virtue of a power of attorney fromher give grant unto our loving cousin Mary Busell aboves'd all theright title & interest we have or ought to have in the aboves'dhundred acres of land granted to Simon Busell aboves'd - Signed: Ranal Mc Dan'l 21 March 1729/30 -Witnesses: William Eliot & George Banfill - Recorded 4 Jan 1732(1732/3?) in York Co, ME Deeds 15/165. 1727 Apr 23 - bapt 'Anne Buzzell, young dau'r of John, Sen'r' [Bapt.by Rev. Hugh Adams, NEHGS Register 32/133]. 1727 May 20 - John Bussey and Wm Bussey were grantees of Canterburywhen it was chartered [NH State Papers 24/527]. [Note: is this Johnthe father or John the son?] 1729 Dec 10 - John Busell signed a petition as an inhabitant of OysterRiver protesting a grievance regarding the parish boundary and theministers rate [NH State Papers 9/237]. 1730 Dec 14 - At a meeting of the proprietors of Rochester held atDover John Bussey drew lot 53 in the 2nd Division [Rochester TownRecords 1/16]. 1731 Nov 10 - Quit Claim Deed - From John Bussell, husbandman ofDover, Prov of NH - To Thomas Davis of the same - For 5# - right andtitle to a whole share in Canterbury NH as granted by the proprietors- Signed by John Bussell (mark) & Sarah Bussell (mark) - Witnessess:Eliza'th Davis & Kezia Chesley - Acknowledged 12 Nov 1731 by Jn'oBussel & wife Sarah who released her dower rights - Recorded 19 May1732 in NH Prov Deeds 18/425. [Note: is this John the father or Johnthe son? both had wife Sarah.] 1732 Feb 19 - From John Bussell, husbandman of Dover, Prov of NH - ToRachel Crediford, widow of Wells, Prov of ME - For 'love I bear untomy Sister Rachel Crediford' - all right title etc to land 'That myfather Simon Busel formerly living in Cape porpus, Dec'd, had by grantor possession or any other way in the town of Arundel aliasCapeporpus'...to sister Rachel Crediford...'excepting that rightbelonging to me at Cenebonk [sic, Kennebunk?] which I formerly gave tomy brother William Busel' - Signed John Busel (mark) - Witnesses:Hannah Dering & Ruth Davis - Acknowledged 19 Feb 1732/3 by John Busel- Recorded 10 May 1744 in York, ME Deeds 24/173. 1733 - the town of Dover distributed among its inhabitants most ofthe remaining public lands. John Buzzell received a full share inthis distribution, and his sons, John Jr (2/3rds), Henry (1/3rd),James (1/3rd), and William (1/3rd) received partial shares [Hurd,Hist. of Rockingham & Strafford Cos, p797ff]. 1734 Mar ? - Mary Buzzell, d/o John and Sarah Buzzell, m Job Demeritt,s/o Eli Demeritt. Job b 29 March 1705 [Stackpole, Hist. Durham, NH,2/117]. 1736 Sep 29 - From John Bussel, husbandman of Dover, Prov of NH - To'my son James Bussel' of Rochester NH - For love & goodwill - 30 acresin 1st Div in Rochester, 'lying on ye lower side where my house nowstandeth' and 70 acres in the 2nd Div in Rochester - Signed JohnBussel (mark) - Witnesses: Jon'a Cushing & David Daniel - Acknowledged24 Nov 1737 by 'Mr. Jn'o Bussell' - Recorded 19 Nov 1744 in NH ProvDeeds 29/368. 1737 Nov 24 -In the name of God Amen I John Bussel of the town ofDover in the Province of New Hampshire in New England Husbandman beingsick & weak of body but of perfect mind and memory & knowing itappointed for all men once to die do commit my body to the earth to beburied in decent manner at the discretion of my executor hereaftermentioned & my spirit I committ unto the hands of God who gave it and as touching the worldly estate wherewithit hath pleased God to bless me in this life I dispose of the same bythis my last Will and Testament in the following manner viz.Imprimis I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Sarah Bussel the onehalf my homestead land that is to say one half of the produce oryearly income of my said homestead land to be delivered to her my saidwife well and seasonably housed yearly during her natural life by myExec Hereafter named as also the use & improvement of my dwelling house and the half of my barn duringher natural life I also give my said wife to be entirely at herdisposal all my household goods & three cows two steers above twoyears old six sheep and my riding horse. Item - I give to my sonJohn Bussel his heirs & assigns twenty acres of land being part of mycommon right in the said town of Dover & the one half of my undivided lands in the town of Rochester which I have also conveyed tohim by one deed of gift under my hand and seal. Item - I give to myson William Bussel his heirs & assigns Ten acres of land being part of my common right in the said town of Dover and the onehalf of my undivided lands in said Rochester. Item - I give to my son Henry Bussel whom I Nominate Constitute andappoint sole exec. of this my last will and Testement to him his heirs andassigns forever the one half of my said homestead land and the onehalf of my said barn and at the decease of my wife Sarah Bussel I giveto my said son Henry Bussel his heirs & assigns my dweling house & theother halves of my said homestead land and barn. Item - I give to my son (sic) James & Isaac Bussel their heirs &assigns my sixty acre lot of land in the first division in the saidtown of Rochester and one hundred & forty acres of land in my seconddivision lot in said Rochester to be equally divided between themwhich I have also conveyed to them my said sons James & Isaac Bussel their heirs & assigns by deed of gift undermy hand and seal. Item - I give to my daughters Martha Brown & Elizabeth Bell theirheirs and assigns one hundred acres of land in my said second divisionlot in said Rochester to be equally divided between them. Item - I give to daughters Sarah Roberts Margaret Demerit Mary DemeritHannah Leighton & Ann Bussel fifty pounds that is to say ten pounds toeach of them in good Province Bills of Credit or in Common Currency ofsaid Province at the time of payment to be paid to them my daughterstheir heirs or assigns by my said Executor herein mentioned within theterm of six years after my decease Utterly dissannuling & Revoking allother wills and testements by me in any wise named or made Ratifyingand confirming this no Other to be my last Will & Testament - Inwitness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentyfourth day of November anno domini one thousand and seven hundred &thirty seven and in the Eleventh year of his Majesty's Reign. Signed: John Bussel (mark) - Witnesses: Paul Gerrish, Samuel Emmerson& Jon'a Cooshing. This will was proved 28 Feb 1738/9 [NH State Papers 32/670, NH ProvDeed 15/621-2]. Inventory of the estate of John Bussell, late of Dover, dec'd wasordered 28 Feb 1738/9 and was taken by Eli Demerit Jr & John Huckings,yeomen of Dover.It mentions 40 acres of land, buildings, householdgoods, and farming equipment [NH Prov Deeds 15/621-2]. ------------------------ 1743 Jun 7 - From Rachel Credeford, spinster of Wells, York Co. Provof Mass. Bay - To 'my well beloved son' Benjamin Credeford of same,yeoman - For 50# - all right title etc to any land etc 'relating to myHon'd Father Simon Busey late of arrundel alias Capporpus dec'd' -Signed Rachel Credeford (mark) - Witnesses: John Littlefield & Peter Littlefield - Acknowledged 6June 1743 by Rachel Credefor [sic] - Recorded 16 May 1744 in York MEDeeds 24/174. 1753 Jan 17 - Ann Buzzell m Joseph s/o Joseph & Margaret (Footman)Stevenson. Joseph Jr was bapt 20 March 1719/20 [Stackpole, Hist.Durham, NH, 2/351]. 1753 Aug 28 - At a meeting of the proprietors of Rochester held at themeeting house at Cochecho in Dover - each whole share proprietor topay 50 shillings towards defraying the charge of laying out the thirddivision - John Bussey drew lot 96 [Note: the father was dead, wasthis the son?] [Rochester Town Records 1/28]. 1760 - In a will dated 24 March 1760 Amos Main of Rochester bequeathedto his son Josiah Main his homestead which originally belonged to JohnBussey. He also bequeathed to his dau Mary Main 70 acres in 2nd divin Rochester which he bought of Mr. John Wood, and which originallybelonged to John Bussey (NH State Papers 36/530-1]. MISCELANEOUS ITEMS: Cemetery Inscriptions from a cemetery on the east side of Back Roadfrom Mast Road across railroad in Madbury, NH [source not noted, thecomment came from the source]. John Roberts d 23 Jan 1771 ae 76-1-6;Sarah his wife d 9 Dec 1770 ae 72-0-11; H. B. d 6 June 1767 J. B. D.E. Note: John Bussell had a sister Dorcas Bussell who married EdwardEvans.
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