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     He married Joan de Strickland, daughter of Sir William de Strickland and Elizabeth d'Eyncourt.¹

     She is the daughter of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice.¹

     He is the son of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice.¹ He married Lydia Olney on 17 December 1669.¹

     She was born circa 1626 at Salem, Essex Co., MA.³ She was the daughter of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice. She married Capt. Arthur Fenner, son of Arthur Fenner and Sarah Browne, in 1649.³ She died in 1682 at Providence, Rhode Island.³

     He was born on 20 August 1637 at Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice.¹ He married Susanna Carder, daughter of Richard Carder, on 14 March 1662/63.¹ He died on 23 March 1711/12 at age 74.¹

     He was born in July 1638 at Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice.¹ He married Mercy Williams, daughter of Roger Williams and Mary (?), circa 1659.¹ He died in August 1670 at age 32.¹

     He was born circa 1590 at Nyland, Dorset Co., England.¹ He was the son of Thomas Waterman. He married Bethiah Rice.¹ He died on 26 October 1673 at Providence, Rhode Island.¹
     

From SAVAGE, VOL 4 DICT. FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND:
WATERMAN, RICHARD, Salem, came in the fleet with Higginson 1629, sent by the Governor and Company as an expert hunter, and he killed a wolf in July 1632, had Nathaniel, baptized 20 August 1637, and two other children in July 1638, whose names do not appear, as the father had become heretic, and in March of that year had liberty to follow Roger Williams to Providence, and there was named the twelfth among the grantees of his settlement. Probably Joseph, and certainly Resolved were also his sons and perhaps he had more; daughters were Mehitable and Waiting.
Disagreeing with some of William's friends, he joined Holden, Gorton, and others, though he did not remove with them, who purchased from Miantonomo, planting place on the Western shore of Narraganset, now Warwick, and suffered by monstrous injustice from Massachusetts in
1643. Yet, though some of his estate was confiscated at the Court in October 1643, he got off better than most of his fellow misbelievers who narrowly escaped sentence of death, still he was bound to appear in May following. See Winthrop II. 146-8. At the General Court in May next "being found erroneous, heretical, and obstinate, it was agreed that he should be detained prisoner till the Quarter Court in the 7th month unless five of the magistrates do find cause to send him away; which if they do, it is ordered that he shall not return within this jurisdiction upon pain of death," as the Colonial Record II. 73 says; as also Felt's Ann. II. 579; but in his Eccles. History I. 558, the tender heart of the writer prevailed over his judgment to suppress the last words. Yet even an Ecclesiastical Historian should not be afraid of the truth. He was church official of the milit. call. col. and died 28 October 1673. His widow, mother of the children, Bethia, died December 1680. Mehitable married a Fenner. Of the tradition of his coming in the Lion with Roger Williams February 1631, no respect is felt, but its orgins may easily be referred to the subordinate truth that he was one of the first settlers at Providence, with Roger Williams though he was earlier than him at Salem.¹

     He is the son of Richard Waterman Sr. and Bethiah Rice.¹ He married (?) Brown.¹

     He was born on 28 March 1879 at Canada. He married Minnie Pringle, daughter of William Pringle and Margaret Ann Millar, in 1904 at Kingsville, Ontario. He died in February 1951 at Seattle, Washington, at age 71.
     

Owned a fine tailoring shop in Seattle. Resided at 1126 36th Ave, Seattle, WA.

     She married Thomas Hall, son of John Hall and Jane Woolen.¹

     She married Robert Ernest Reif, son of Ernest Harold Reif and Ida DePearl Brown, on 30 December 1950 at Hobart, IN.

     She married William Van Kirk, son of Henry Van Kirk Jr..¹

     She married Carol Ashton Rathbun, son of Maurice Rathbun and Elotia Julia Brooks. She and Carol Ashton Rathbun were divorced after 1908 at Denver, Colorado.³

     She is the daughter of William de Watville. She married Ralf de Chesney.

     He died circa 1085.

     She married John Berry.¹

     He married Paula Anna Miller, daughter of Price Miller IV and Evelyn Elaine Mowat.¹

     She married Jacob Bullinger.

     She was born on 28 January 1852 at Hartford, New York. She was the daughter of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham. She married Milo Graham, son of Joseph Graham and Edna C. Sweet. She died on 2 February 1902 at Hartford, New York, at age 50. She was buried at S. Hartford Cemetery, Hartford Twp, Washington Co., New York.

     He was born on 4 October 1842.¹ He was the son of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham. He married Elizabeth Ann Graham, daughter of John Graham and Mary McCotter. He died on 9 January 1921 at age 78.¹ He was buried at S. Hartford Cemetery, Hartford Twp, Washington Co., New York.

     She was born on 27 February 1899.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Webster and Hattie M. Nelson. She married Ed Hall.

     He was born in 1775 at Lebanon, Connecticut. He married Lois Keith. He died in 1856 at Hartford, New York. He was buried at S. Hartford Cemetery, Hartford Twp, Washington Co., New York.

     He was born in 1811.¹ He was the son of David Webster and Lois Keith. He married Phoebe Dunham. He died in 1888.¹

     She is the daughter of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham.

     He was born in 1870.² He was the son of Allen Webster and Elizabeth Ann Graham. He married Hattie M. Nelson, daughter of Daniel P. Nelson and Frances Whitcomb. He died on 12 January 1955 at Hudson Falls, New York.² He was buried in 1955 at Morningside Cemetary, Hartford, New York.

     She is the daughter of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham.

     She is the daughter of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham.

     She was born in 1869. She was the daughter of Allen Webster and Elizabeth Ann Graham. She married Charles E. Nelson, son of Daniel P. Nelson and Frances Whitcomb, in January 1894. She died in 1924. She was buried in 1924 at Morningside Cemetary, Hartford, New York.

     He is the son of David B. Webster and Phoebe Dunham.