Family: Maxson, John Sr Rev / Mosher, Mary (F53045)

• Male Maxson, John Sr Rev

  
  

  Birth	Abt Mar 1638	Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	17 Dec 1720	Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial	Aft 17 Dec 1720		Sealed P (LDS)
  Marriage	Abt 1661		Sealed S (LDS)
  Father	Maxson, Richard Sr. | F53047 Group Sheet
  Mother

  
  

  Female Mosher, Mary

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1640		LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death		Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Male Maxson, John M. Jr Rev

  
  

  Birth	28 Oct 1666	Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	28 Oct 1747	Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Spouse	Clarke, Judith Hubbard | F53046
  Marriage	19 Jan 1687	Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA	Sealed S (LDS)

  
  

  Male Maxson, Richard

  
  

  Birth			LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death			Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)

  
  

• Notes

  Married: [page 51] In 1661, Mr. Maxson, then twenty-three years old, joined a company which was formed at Newport for the purchase and settlement of a portion of the Narragansett country, called by the Indians Misquamicut, as appears from the records of the company. The articles of agreement were signed on the 22nd of March, 1661, and Mr. Maxson soon after removed to the new settlement, which thence became the scene of his labors. He was married to Mary Mosher, the daughter or sister of Hugh Mosher, one of the purchasers of Misquamicut, whose name is among those recorded in the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Collection. The articles of agreement were signed on the 22nd of March, 1661, and Mr. Maxson soon after removed to the new settlement, He was married to Mary Mosher, the daughter or sister of Hugh Mosher, one of the purchasers of Misquamicut, whose name is among those recorded in the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Collection.