HAWLEY, Joseph b. 7 Jun 1654 Roxbury, MA d. 19 May 1711 Northampton, MA

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1654 - 1711 (56 years)

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Name	HAWLEY, Joseph
Birth	7 Jun 1654	Roxbury, MA [1, 2]
Gender	Male
FindaGrave	FindAGrave Memorial 14576955
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Death	19 May 1711	Northampton, MA [2]
Burial	Northampton, MA
	Address: Bridge Street Cemetery
Person ID	I13844	Puffer 062124
Last Modified	9 Mar 2018

Father	HAWLEY, Lieut. Thomas, b. 1609, Parwich, Derbyshire, England d. 21 Apr 1676, Sudbury, MA (Age 67 years)
Mother	HARBOTTLE, Dorothy, b. 1619, Kippax, Yorkshire, England d. 28 Jan 1699, Roxbury, MA (Age 80 years)
Marriage	2 Feb 1652	Roxbury, MA [1, 3, 4, 5]
Family ID	F8422	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Notes

"If Mr. Joseph Hawley, who hath married Lydia my grand child & is now living at Northampton, see cause to settle there and build an house, I give him Land which lyeth between Elder John Strong's Homelott and my own, provided he build on it and live there four years, then it shall be to him and his wife and their heirs forever," from the Will of Lt. David Witton, of Northampton, who died 5 Feb. 1677/78, will dated 25 Dec. 1677.

[S42] Abstract from Dorr family records.
Page 20. Thomas Hawley married Dorothy Harbottle 1639. Thomas Hawley first married Amy or Emma, who died 1651 probably in child birth of a son Thomas H. whose birth is recorded 1651. Thomas Hawley married Feb. 1652, Dorothy Lamb, widow of Thomas Lamb.
[S67] Descendents of Samuel Hawley (Athens County, Ohio.), Joseph Hawley, b. 12 nov 1652, d. 1653Joseph Hawley, 7 June 1654, d.28 Oct 1732, m. Lydia MarshallElizabeth, b. 27 June 1656, d. 7 dec 1719, Roxbury, Massachusetts.Dorothy, b. June 1658, d. 29 May 1710, m. John Booth.
[S51] International Genealogical Index British Isles, Film no: 2034498.
[S58] Internaltion Genealogical Index North America F600546 Sheet: 26, Married 2 Feb., 1651, at Roxbury, Suffolk county, Massachusetts.
[S42] Abstract from Dorr family records, Page 21. Thomas Hawley, Roxbury, slain by indians at the Sudbury fight 21 April, 1676- Lieut of Capt. Avill's company of Light Dragoons. Had had land granted him in Roxbury.