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Death date approximate. Probably at Woburn,MA.
Her first husband was Samuel Carter, married about 1672.
She married, second, as his second wife, James Parker of Groton,MA, about 1695 or 1696.
She married, third, about 1701, as his third wife, John Kendall of Woburn and Watertown.
Children(by first marriage): Mary Carter Sawyer, Samuel Carter, Samuel Carter Jr, John Carter, Thomas Carter, Nathaniel Carter, Eunice Carter, Abigail Carter, and Abigail Carter.
Children(by second marriage): Sarah Parker Shattuck.

Eunice heiratete Carter, Samuel um 1672. Samuel (Sohn von Carter, Rev. Thomas und Parkhurst, Mary) wurde geboren am 8 Aug 1640 in Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA; gestorben in 1693. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

1. Carter, Samuel Jr. wurde geboren am 7 Jan 1678 in Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA; gestorben am 22 Aug 1738 in Lancaster, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Old Settlers Burial Yard, Lancaster, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA.

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Son of Henry Brooks of Woburn,MA by his unknown first wife.
He married, first, Eunice Mousall on Nov 1,1649 at Woburn,MA.
He married, second, on Feb 25,1683/4, Mary (Champney) Richardson.

John heiratete Mousall, Eunice geschätzt 1652. Eunice (Tochter von Mousall, John und Mousall, Joanna - wife of) wurde geboren am 1 Jan 1629 in ,, England, Großbritannien; gestorben am 1 Jan 1684 in Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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First wife of John Brooks.
Daughter of John Mousall and Joanna ____ Mousall of Charlestown and Woburn.

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Born: Manchester, Lancashire, England
Henry/1w Brooks was probably born in or near Manchester, Lancashire circa 1592. The location of his birth is inferred from Y-DNA testing which has established Henry's close relationship to Richard/b Brooke (d. 1607) of Manchester. Henry's birthdate is calculated from a December, 1658 suit in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in which he testified he was then "about 66" years of age.2,3 He was probably the Henry, son of John deceased, whose grandfather Richard/b Brooke, of Manchester, in his will dated 5 Aug 1607, left Henry Brooke, son of his son John Brooke, five shillings.4
Henry Brooks married (1), probably by 1622 in England, an unnamed first wife with whom he had all of his 8 known children.5,3 (Here we include Hannah Brooks, who, while sometimes erroneously ascribed to Thomas Brooks of Concord, was Henry's daughter.)
From Shattuck in 1835 to John Brooks Threlfall in 1973, many authorities have suggested a sibling relationship between Henry and Thomas Brooks. In this regard, the year 2006 brought a gratifying conjunction between Y-DNA testing and the unpublished English research of John Brooks Threlfall. (Full details are available via the DNA Testing link on this site's home page.) Here we will simply state that Henry and Thomas Brooks were evidently 1st cousins, grandsons of the aforementioned Richard Brooke. Previously, the scant evidence for such a close connection was found in the will of Henry's son-in-law Thomas Fox, which speaks of "uncle Thomas Brooks," and in the fact that Thomas's son Joshua was living at Henry's son Isaac's place at Concord in 1666.6,7,4
Henry Brooks first appears in New England records on 14 Mar 1639, when, of Concord, he was admitted a freeman of the Bay Colony8, and was a Concord resident 12 Apr 1641, when the birth of his son Joseph was recorded there.9,10 He then appears between 1649 and 1657 on the tax list of Woburn, Massachusetts.11 20 Dec 1650, William Brackenbury ["Brakenbury"], late of Charlestowne (where he had been constable), sold to Henry Brookes of Woburn, yeoman, for £50, six parcels of upland and meadow (178 acres in all) at Horn Pond, together with a house frame. Brackenbury's wife Alice ["Ales"] gave her consent by mark. Henry Brooks's homestead, described in Woburn records in 1678, was located on South Street (later, lower Main Street), and as late as 1789 was owned by a direct descendant, Capt. Nathaniel Brooks.12,13......

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Son of Ralph Mousall of England. Brother of Deacon Ralph Mousall (FAG # 35476306).

John heiratete Mousall, Joanna - wife of um 1625. Joanna wurde geboren geschätzt 1599; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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John Mousall married by about 1625 Joanna _____ (assuming she was his only wife).
They had 2 children: John & Eunice Brooks.

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John/a Brooke was probably born in Manchester, Lancashire.1 He was dead by the time of his father's will. That document, dated at Manchester 5 Aug 1607, mentions "my late son John Brooke" and provides for John's children.1

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Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Beruf: Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, Großbritannien; Shoemaker

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Richard/b Brooke, a shoemaker of Manchester, Lancashire, probably born circa 15401, left a wife named Dorothy, who may or may not have been the mother of his children.1
The will of Richard Brooke of Manchester, shoemaker, dated 5 Aug 1607, and signed by mark, left one third of his estate to Dorothy now my wife, and one third to sons Thomas, Robert and William. Of the last third, he left John Brooks son of my late son John Brooke late deceased 13s. 4d., to Richard Brooke brother of the said John £6 toward his bringing up until age 12 years, and to Henry Brooke son of John Brooke 5s. Also, to Elizabeth Brooke my mother 20s., 6s. 8d. to be distributed by my executors upon twenty of the poorest householders in Manchester, to Thomas Brooke my son £10, to Dorothy Brooke my wife £3-6-8, to William Brooke my son £5, to Robert Brooke my son 33s. 4d., and to Richard Brooke, Thomas Brooke, Margaret Brooke and Elizabeth Brooke my grandchildren sons and daughters of Thomas Brooke 13s. 4d. equally to be divided among them. To John Winne of Stockport 6s. 8d., to John Greadley 5s. 8d., and the residue of the estate to be divided equally between mother Elizabeth Brooke, wife Dorothy, and sons Robert and William. Whereas Richard Brooke had leased of Robert Berke, gentleman, one dwelling house and shop with appurtenances for the term of 21 years, "wherein twenty years or thereabouts are yet to come," he left Dorothy the house and shop while she remained a widow, devising them to his son Thomas should she remarry. Executors were to be wife Dorothy and son Thomas; overseers, loving friends George Traves of the Yealdhouse and William Kenyon of Manchester. A list of "Debts owing unto me the testator" included "Thomas Brooke my son £5. 12s. 6d."1
Richard Brucke, howsehoulder of Manchester, was buried 1 Nov 1607 at Manchester Cathedral.

Richard heiratete Brooke, Dorothy - wife of geschätzt 1564. Dorothy wurde geboren in 1543 in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England, Großbritannien; gestorben in 1607 in Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, Großbritannien; wurde beigesetzt in Manchester Cathedral, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, Großbritannien. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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