History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . nd hon-orable. In 1852 he married Miss Susan S. Putnam,of Salem, and he has two children surviving—JamesS Newhall, of Lynu, and Mrs. Caroline P. Heath, ofBoston. William Crowninshield Endicott is descendedfrom John Endicott, who came to Salem in 1628 asGovernor of the Colony, sent out by the MassachusettsCompany. The family in his line has, during the twohundred and sixty years which have elapsed sincethat date, always lived in Salem and its vicinity, andmost of the time on the farm

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History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . nd hon-orable. In 1852 he married Miss Susan S. Putnam,of Salem, and he has two children surviving—JamesS Newhall, of Lynu, and Mrs. Caroline P. Heath, ofBoston. William Crowninshield Endicott is descendedfrom John Endicott, who came to Salem in 1628 asGovernor of the Colony, sent out by the MassachusettsCompany. The family in his line has, during the twohundred and sixty years which have elapsed sincethat date, always lived in Salem and its vicinity, andmost of the time on the farm which included thehomestead of the Gc vernor. John Endicott was bornin Dorchester, Dorsetshire, England, in 1588, andmarried Anua Goiter, who came with him to NewEngland. She died in 1629, leaving no children, andGovernor Endicott married, August 17th, 1630, Eliza-beth Gibson, of Cambridge, England. He died Marchloth, 1665, and his children were John, born about1632, and Zerubbabel, born in 1665. Zerubba-bel married a wife, Mary, who died in 1677, and heafterwards married Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Antipas. llillta /3_ ^yU^^/^cj^t—

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