. History of the Hayford family, 1100-1900 : with biographical sketches and illustrations : its connections by the Bonney, Fuller and Phinney families with the Mayflower, 1602, Chickering family, 1356-1900. t Foot Massachusetts Bay Forces, and com-missioned colonel, Jan., 1775, colonel of Massachusetts regimentinfantry, July to Dec., 1775, and of the iSth Continental regi-ment infantry, Jan. i to Dec., 1776. He held many high andresponsible positions. John Phinney, father of Col. Edmund, and his family, werethe first settlers of Gorham, Me., and Edmund, at the age offourteen, felled the first
. History of the Hayford family, 1100-1900 : with biographical sketches and illustrations : its connections by the Bonney, Fuller and Phinney families with the Mayflower, 1602, Chickering family, 1356-1900. t Foot Massachusetts Bay Forces, and com-missioned colonel, Jan., 1775, colonel of Massachusetts regimentinfantry, July to Dec., 1775, and of the iSth Continental regi-ment infantry, Jan. i to Dec., 1776. He held many high andresponsible positions. John Phinney, father of Col. Edmund, and his family, werethe first settlers of Gorham, Me., and Edmund, at the age offourteen, felled the first tree for a settlement in that town. Theylived there two years prior to any other white people. Col. Edmund Phinney was of the fifth generation in linealdescent from the Mayflower, thus making A. M. F. (Phinney)Hayford the ninth, to wit: Thomas Rogers came over in theMayflower, died in Plymouth in the winter of 1620-1, and wasburied on Burial Hill. Joseph Rogers1, son of Thomas, alsocame over in the Mayflower with his father. John Finney, anearly settler in Plymouth, who came from England with hisbrother, Robert, and mother. He m. ist, Christina, ab. 1637, X X o 73 a 7C MX 3 rq2;n m n> z o z l vOO. ZERI HAYFORD. 195 and had John2, 1638 ; m. zd, Abigail Coggin, 1650, widow ofHenry ; m. 3d, Elizabeth Bailey. (See Davis Landmarks of Plymouth.) John Phinney2, b. 1638, son of Constable John1, the emigrantto Plymouth, m. Mary Rogers, dau. of Joseph1. He was calledNarraganset John, and was in the swamp fight. Dea. John Phinney3, b. 1665, m. Sarah Lombard (b. ), May 30, 1689, Barnstable, Mass., dau. of Thomas Lom-bard, b. in England, 1587, and Elizabeth Dorby; emigrated toNew England on ship Mary and John, 1630. Capt. John Phinney4 m. Martha Coleman. Col. EdmundPhinney5 m. Elizabeth Meserve, sister of Gen. Meserve of Louis-burg fame. Edmund Phinney6 m. Sarah Hamlin. John Phinney7m. Nancy Gammon of Turner, Me. Leonard Phinney8 m. Ruth A. Briggs of Poland. Amanda Phinney9
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