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     Sarah Drisco married Sylvanus Nock.

     Mary Randall married, first, say 1742, George Ricker, son of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.¹ Mary Randall married, second, by 1760, Ebenezer Nock, son of Sylvanus Nock and Sarah Drisco.^2,1

     Ebenezer Nock married by 1760, Mary Randall, daughter of Samuel Randall.^2,1

     Lois? Downs married say 1743, Maturin Ricker, son of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.^1,2

     Abigail Carter married say 1746, Richard Ricker, son of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.¹

     John Clark married say 1743, Bridget Ricker, daughter of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.¹

     Elizabeth Randall married say 1750, Reuben Ricker, son of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.¹

     Moses Ricker married say 1757, Dorcas Ricker, daughter of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.² Moses Ricker died in 1797.²
     Moses Ricker resided at North Berwick, York Co, Maine.²

     Maturin Ricker married Lucy Wallingford.
     He resided at North Berwick, York Co, Maine.

     Lucy Wallingford married Maturin Ricker.

     (?) Roberts married say 1759, Bildad Ricker, son of Maturin Ricker and Hannah Huntress.¹

     Thomas Chesley was born at Dover, New Hampshire, on 4 June 1664.^3,1 He married circa 1690, Ann Huntress, daughter of George Huntress and Mary Natt.⁴ Thomas Chesley died before 1700 leaving one child (?).^1,5
     Thomas Chesley resided at Oyster River Parish, Dover, New Hampshire, in 1693.² Thomas Chesley was constable in 1696.² Administration on his estate was granted on 5 September 1704 to his widow Ann (Huntress).¹

     Hannah (?) married George Dam, son of Dea. Moses Dam and Abigail Huntress.^1,2

     Bridget (?) married William Dam, son of Dea. Moses Dam and Abigail Huntress.¹

     Nicolas Frost was born say 1672. He married, first, before 19 September 1708, Dorothy Mendum.^1,3 Nicolas Frost was baptized at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on 19 September 1708.¹ He married as his second wife at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,, on 30 December 1714, Sarah Morrell, of Portsmouth, mariner, daughter of John Morrill and Sarah Hodsdon.^4,5,6,7 Nicolas Frost died in 1718.^1,8
     Nicolas Frost was a sailor.⁹ On 20 November 1707 he purchased a homestead on Crooked Lane, Kittery, York Co, Maine, from Robert Screven, shipwright.⁹ As Portsmouth was a more convenient residence than Kittery, he sold his Crooked Lane property to Diamond Sargent, and purchased there, 10 December 1707, a house from George Vaughan.^1,8 In January 1708/9 he purchased other.⁸ Administration on his estate was granted on 4 June 1718 to his widow Sarah Frost.¹⁰

     Nicolas Frost married Mary Small.

     Mary Small married Nicolas Frost.

     Thomas Darling married in 1720, Sarah Morrell, of Portsmouth and Durham, daughter of John Morrill and Sarah Hodsdon. Stackpole states they "soon removed to that part of Dover, N. H., which is now Lee.".^1,2,3
     He resided at Durham, Strafford Co, New Hampshire. He resided at Portsmouth, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire.

     Mary (?) married before 1758, Samuel Huntress, son of George Huntress and Mary Natt.¹

     Prudence Hodsdon married at Berwick, York Co, Maine,, on 18 July 1753, Joseph Lord, age 24, son of Capt. Richard Lord and Mary Goodwin.¹

     Susanna Downing was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire, on 3 March 1728 by Rev. Joseph Adams.¹ She married at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire,, on 15 March 1747, at age 19, William Huntress, (both) of Newington, son of Samuel Huntress and Abigail Ham, ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph Adams.³ Susanna Downing died at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, on 5 February 1804 at age 75.^4,2
     Susanna Huntress was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire. In her family were two males under 16 years of age (unk), and two females (Susanna and Temperance).⁵ She was adjudged non compos in April 1794.^6,7

     Joshua Downing married at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire,, on 18 November 1724, Susanna Dennett, (he of Newington and she of Portsmouth) ceremony performed by Rev. Joseph Adams.²

     Susanna Dennett married at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire,, on 18 November 1724, Joshua Downing, (he of Newington and she of Portsmouth) ceremony performed by Rev. Joseph Adams.²
     Susanna Dennett resided at Portsmouth, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire.

     Lydia Huntress was baptized at Church of Newington, Newington, New Hampshire, on 8 May 1748 by Rev. Joseph Adams.¹ She married at Church of Newington, Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire,, on 9 November 1774, at age 26, Jonathan Swett, age 26, (both) of Newington, son of Capt. Jonathan Swett and Jane Rowe, ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph Adams.² Lydia Huntress died after 1814.

     Jonathan Swett was born at Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, on 27 August 1748.^1,2 He married at Church of Newington, Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire,, on 9 November 1774, at age 26, Lydia Huntress, age 26, (both) of Newington, daughter of William Huntress and Susanna Downing, ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph Adams.³ Jonathan Swett died before 3 March 1814.
     From Cochrane's History of Antrim, NH: "Three brothers Henry B. Daniel and Oliver came here from Windsor. Their grandfather Jonathan settled in that town in 1779 coming there from Nottingham. This Jonathan was son of John Swett; and John's father, Jonathan came from England and was among the early settlers of Portsmouth."⁴ He settled in Campbell's Cove (Windsor), Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire.² He took the Association Test at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in 1776.⁵ "He was a Revolutionary soldier from Greenland New Hampshire in 1778, on the expedition to Rhode Island. In 1787 Jonathan Swett and Lydia his wife of Windsor, N H, sold to Joel Leighton all right and interest in the estate of William Huntress late of Newington See deed at Exeter, N H., Feb.24, 1784, Jonathan Swett of Campbell's Gore (Windsor) sold to Josiah Swett of Wenham land at Hampton Falls. See deed at Exeter, CVII.21. Jonathan Swett of Windsor, in his will 2 March 1808-3 March 1814, names wife Lydia and the following children. The records of Windsor were burned long ago."⁶ Jonathan was a yeoman at Windsor, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire, in 1779. Jonathan Swett was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census at Portland, Cumberland Co, Maine. In his family were one male over 16 years of age (Jonathan), three under (Samuel, John and unk), and two females (Lydia and Mehitable and Sarah and Elizabeth).⁷ Jonathan Swett was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Windsor, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire. In his family were one male between 10 and 16 (John), two between 16 and 26 (Samuel and unk), one 45 and over (Jonathan), one female less than 10 years of age (unk), one between 10 and 16 (unk), one between 16 and 26 (Sarah and Elizabeth), and one 45 and over (Lydia).⁸ His will dated on 2 March 1808, proved 3 Mar 1814, mentions his wife Lydia and each of his children as below.

     Capt. Jonathan Swett was born.¹ He married Jane Rowe.

     Jane Rowe married Capt. Jonathan Swett.

     Samuel Swett was born on 8 June 1777. He married before 26 June 1810, Mary Dresser. Samuel Swett died on 11 April 1848 at age 70.
     Samuel was a farmer at Windsor, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire.

     Mary Dresser was born at New Hampshire in April 1787.¹ She married before 26 June 1810, Samuel Swett, son of Jonathan Swett and Lydia Huntress. Mary Dresser died on 5 November 1851 at age 64.
     Mary Dresser resided at Windsor, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire, on 2 August 1850.¹ She appeared on the census of 2 August 1850 at Windsor, Hillsborough Co, New Hampshire; Mary Swett, 63, $2000, New Hampshire
Phebe Roach, 58, New Hampshire
Clark H. Carr, 22, Farmer, New Hampshire.¹