Susanna Orcutt

Citations

1. [S572] Lineage of John George Phillips Buczek, online \http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/…\, Eldest son of Deacon Nicholas Phillips married 1656 - 57 first Mary Packard of Easton daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Packard ; Mary died 17 October 1695. He married 8 May 1678 second, widow Elizabeth Edson Kingman of Easton, former wife of John Kingman and daughter of Samuel Edson and Susanna Orcutt.
   
   Although the marriage to Mary Packard does not appear in either the Dedham or Weymouth records, it would appear that the marriage occurred in 1657 for there is recorded, Son (not named), born 7 December 1657 died soon. I suspect that a search of the Easton Massachusetts records would show the marriages of both Mary Packard and Elizabeth Edson Kingman to Richard.Kingman and daughter of Samuel Edson and Susanna Orcutt.
   
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2. [S983] Samuel Edson (1613 - 1692), online Geni.com, "New facts are documented in the following points by Joel Thomas Orcutt:
   Fact 1 There has never been any person named Susannah Orcutt ever recorded to have married Samuel Edson. The record of marriage Mar 1, 1638, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, England, states Samuel Edson married Susannah BICKLEY.
   Fact 2 Susannah Bickley was the sister of Margaret BICKLEY who married William Awcotte,(Orcott), May 1635, Over Whitacre, Warwickshire, England. Their son, William Awcotte/Orcott, born 1639 Mancetter, Warwickshire, England and settled in Plymouth, Mass, was the nephew of Susannah [Bickley] Edson, and not the brother, as for these many years previous supposed to have been.
   Fact 3 There has never been a birth record uncovered for a Susannah Orcutt born 1618 in Massachusetts or England.
   That as it is, Samuel Edson and his wife Susannah migrated to Salem, Essex County Massachusetts sometime before 1639 and then moved to Bridgewater, Plymouth County Massachusetts around the year 1650."
3. [S972] Nahum Mitchell, History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater (Boston: Kidder & Wright, 1840), 151, "EDSON. — Dea. Samuel Edson and his wife, Susanna Orcutt, came from Salem. He was one of the first settlers in the town, and owned the first mill, and probably built it : he d. 1692, a?. 80, she 1699, ae. 81. He had Samuel, Joseph, Josiah, Susanna, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Bethiah. Susanna m. the Rev. James Keith. — Elizabeth m. Richard Phillips of Weymouth. — Mary m. Nicholas Byram Jr. 1676. — Sarah m. John Dean of Taunton 1663. — Bethiah m. Ezra Dean of Taunton 1678. — Benjamin Ed- son, who m. Sarah Hoskins at Plymouth 1660, was his son perhaps."
4. [S982] Bradford Kingman, History of North Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts (Boston: privately published, 1866); Facsilime Reprint Heritage Books, Inc. (Bowie, MD: 1991) , 130.