Individual Details

The marriage is recorded in Dorchester. AmericanAncestors.org.
Consider Atherton was Married unto Anna Aniball, the 19th of the 10th month (December) 1671.

Suffolk County Court, 29 Oct 1678. List of those who took the Oath of Allegiance from Dorchester includes Consider Atherton.
Suffolk County Court: 1671-1680, Vo. XXX, p. 971

Consider Atherton died on the Canada Expedition to Quebec, 1690. He was a son of Humphrey Atherton, b. Lancashire, England, died in Dorchester 17 Sep 1661, and his mother was nee Mary Wales who died 1672.

Other databases have a date of death of Consider Atherton as 26 Apr 1687 in Dorchester with no proof.

Town of Dorchester, Massachusetts, by a Committee of the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical Society, published by Ebenezer Clapp, Jr., of Boston, 1859. The Preface states that this book was compiled from the records of the minister & historian, Thaddeus M. Harris who had written a history of Dorchester and planned to expand on that volume but died before he did. Taken from town, church records.
p.248 1684
"The Church, this year, had Consider Atheron before them, for the sin of drunkenness.
p. 254 1688
" The Church had a great deal of trouble with Consider Atherton, this year, and finally pronounced him an incorrigible drunkard and admonished him."
p.256 A list of the names of the soldiers under the command of Capt. John Withington, Oct 3, 1690, includes Consider Atherton. [King Phillip's War]

Marriage	19 Dec 1671	Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts - Hannah Annable
Death	1690	Quebec, Canada

Spouse	Hannah Annable ( - 1687)
Child	Humphrey Atherton (1672 - 1748)
Child	Hannah Atherton (1679 - 1735)

Father	Humphrey Atherton ( - 1661)
Mother	Mary Kennion ( - 1672)
Sibling	Elizabeth Atherton ( - 1678)
Sibling	Watching Atherton (1651 - 1689)