Individual Details

Mary March

(1661 - )

Hugh March and Abraham Tappan were both early settlers of Woodbridge who came from Newbury. Both Hugh March, Sr. and Jr. died in Newbury, so perhaps they returned to Newbury. Abraham Tappan the elder did return to Newbury after going to Woodbridge for a time. This might explain how Mary March got to Woodbridge. Hugh March took the oath of allegiance in Woodbridge in 1667, but died in Newbury in 1693.
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Events

Birth1661Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay
Marriage27 March 1691Woodbridge, New Jersey - Isaac Tappan

Families

SpouseIsaac Tappan (1653 - 1711)
ChildBenjamin Tappan (1692 - )
ChildMary Tappan (1693 - )
ChildAbraham Tappan (1695 - 1764)
FatherHugh March (1618 - 1693)
MotherJudith Knight (1626 - 1675)
SiblingGeorge March (1649 - 1699)
SiblingJudith March (1652 - )
SiblingHugh March (1656 - 1727)
SiblingJohn March (1658 - 1712)
SiblingJames March (1663 - 1721)

Notes

Birth

It is possible that she was born a little later, perhaps after her family came to Woodbridge by 1667. Her father returned to Newbury at some point.

Marriage

Isaac Tappin was Married to Mary March ye 27th of March 1691. By Me Samuel Hale. Woodbridge and Vicinity, p. 348