Daniel BLODGETT and Mary BUTTERFIELD

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Husband Daniel BLODGETT

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         Born: 14 Apr 1631 - London, England
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         Died: 28 Jan 1672 - Chelmsford, Massachusetts
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       Father: Thomas BLODGETT (1604-1642) 21
       Mother: Susannah UNKNOWN (1606-1660)

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      Married: 15 Sep 1653

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 Other Spouse: Sarah UNDERWOOD (      -      )

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Wife Mary BUTTERFIELD

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         Died: 5 Sep 1666
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       Father: Benjamin BUTTERFIELD (Abt 1644-      )
       Mother: Ann UNKNOWN (Abt 1644-      )

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Children

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1 M Thomas BLODGETT

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         Born: 25 Jun 1654 - Chelmsford, Massachusetts
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         Died: 30 Mar 1741 - Chelmsford, Massachusetts
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       Spouse: Mary PARKIS (1657-1694)
         Marr: 29 Jun 1683

       Spouse: Mary BURSE (Abt 1658-1773)
         Marr: 8 Jul 1696

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2 F Anna BLODGETT

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         Born: 9 Nov 1655
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3 M Daniel BLODGETT

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         Born: 6 Jan 1657
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4 M Benjamin BLODGETT

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         Born: 1658
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5 M Jonathan BLODGETT

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         Born: 18 Sep 1660
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6 M Samuel BLODGETT

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         Born: 12 Oct 1662
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7 M Nathaniel BLODGETT

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         Born: 22 Oct 1664
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         Died: 22 Oct 1664
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General Notes (Husband)

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Daniel lived first in Cambridge, then in Woburn and in 1653 was one of the twenty "first petitiioners" for the grant of the plantation of Chelmsford (Mass), near Lowell. The next year he took up land for cultivation in the West Precient of Chelmsford. In 1659 he had four acres in "Little Tadmuk" a part of Chelmsford, and in January 1666 he was appointed "one of a committee to state to every proprietor in the 'New Field' the proportion of his fence etc."