Individual Details
Hugh March
(1618 - 12 March 1693)
Hugh March, born in 1618, sailed from Southampton, England, on the ship "Confidence" of London, 200 tons, John Gibson, master, the last of April, 1638. He was listed as a servant, aged 20, of Stephen Kent, aged 27, of Nether Wallop, Hampshire. He was likely an indentured apprentice. On landing in New England the Kents and March went to Newbury where there were already many Wiltshire and Hampshire families settled.
March was a carpenter and builder by trade in Newbury, and dealt extensively in boards and timber with several Exeter lumbermen as various lawsuits testify.
Source: Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966), (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.).
March was a carpenter and builder by trade in Newbury, and dealt extensively in boards and timber with several Exeter lumbermen as various lawsuits testify.
Source: Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966), (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.).
Events
Families
Spouse | Judith Knight (1626 - 1675) |
Child | George March (1649 - 1699) |
Child | Judith March (1652 - ) |
Child | Hugh March (1656 - 1727) |
Child | John March (1658 - 1712) |
Child | Mary March (1661 - ) |
Child | James March (1663 - 1721) |
Spouse | Dorcas Bowman ( - 1683) |
Spouse | Sarah Healy ( - ) |