Pilgrim Eddy was born on 25 August 1634 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She was born about 1635 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She died in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Died young Parents: John Eddy and Amie Doget [Doggett].

Priscilla Eddy was born in 1614 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. She was baptized on 10 December 1614 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. She died in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. She was living in 1616 as she was mentioned in her fahter's will but died, probably unmarried, before 1637 as she is not mentioned in her mother's will dated Aug 1, 1637. Parents: Rev. William Eddy and Sarah Tayler.

Reuben Eddy was born (date unknown).

Children were: Daniel P. Eddy.

Rufus Eddy was born on 6 April 1772 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Susannah Merriam.

Ruth Eddy (private). Parents: Samuel Eddy and Susannah Merriam.

Ruth Eddy (private). Parents: John Eddy and Amie Doget [Doggett].

Ruth Eddy was born on 3 November 1681 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She died on 13 October 1702 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah Meade.

Spouse: Jonathan Stone. Ruth Eddy and Jonathan Stone were married on 15 November 1699 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The following record is taken from the Watertown Records, Vol. V., p. 130:
The marriage of Thomas Coolidge and Sarah Eddy was consummated att my House. Att ye same time was ye Consumation of ye marriage of Jonathan Stone & Ruth Eddy all Four of Watertown. Dated Nov. 15, 1699 and signed by Rev. Henry Gibbs. Children were: Jonathan Stone Jr..

Ruth Eddy was born on 23 October 1733 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth Bellows.

Spouse: John Hart. Ruth Eddy and John Hart had marriage banns published on 10 July 1762 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

Samuel Eddy was born about 1608 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. He was baptized on 15 September 1608 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. Parents: Rev. William Eddy and Mary Fosten.

Samuel Eddy was born on 30 September 1640 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Samuel Eddy (John, William), b. Sept. 30, 1640, at Watertown, Mass. (V.R.); d. Nov. 22, 1711 at Watertown (V.R.); m. Sept. or Nov. 3o, 1664, Sarah Meade; daughter of Gabriel and Joanna ( . . . ) Meade (N.E.H.G.R.). It is probable that this Joanna Meade was the second wife of Samuel's father, John Eddy. Boston records give the date of the marriage of Samuel Eddy and Sarah Meade as Sept. 30, 1664.
Samuel Eddy inherited the homestead lands consisting of 40 acres and also 7 acres of land near Widow Barnard's, and 12 acres of upland at Stony Brook. By purchase he added to these lands. He was a cordwainer by trade and held public office of various kinds. He was chosen tything-man in 1683/4, 1693/4 and 1704/5. He was fence-viewer in 1695/6 and town-sealer of leather in 1703/4, 1705/6, 1706/7, 1707/8, 1709/10, 1710/11. Samuel and his wife Sarah, who was admitted to full communion in the Watertown Church in 1690, were very active in church matters. The Watertown records contain the following accounts of his work and relation to the church:
On May 9, 1694 he was one of the men who objected and refused to pay one penny toward the new Meeting House unless it was placed in the Westward end of the town (Watertown Records, Vol. 11, pg. 74). Again Sept. 8, 1696, Samuel Eddy is one of a number who objected "to having Reverent Mister Angier to be minister for the whole town in the new meeting house, where they say the Church hath called him to office" (Watertown Records, Vol. II. p. 83). On July 2, 1697, "At a meeting of the two precincts, It was voted that we doe renew our Call once More to the Reverend mer Henry Gibbs that he be assistant to the Reverend mer Samuel Angier in the work of the ministry in the new meeting house for the town. . . . Voted. . "that . . . and Samuel Eddy, Sr., are desired and appointed to treate with Mr. Henry Gibbs for his acceptance of the call in the foregoing vote and to make Return unto the Selectmen of their doeings there in"
(Watertown Records, Vol. II. pg. 115)
Feb. 18. 1707/B "Voted that we do Desire . . . and Samuel Eddy Senr. to procure som Person or Persons for the carrying on of the worke of the ministrey in sd Cociety for ye next and last quarter of the present year, upon as reasonable terms as may be." (Watertown Records.Vol.V, p. 17.)
On Oct. 5, 1700 at a meeting of the Easterly cociete or Congregation in Watertown, it was voted "That we do appoint Deacon Nathaniel Barsham. Deacon Wm. Bond and Samuel Eddy. Sr. to be a Committee to warn meetings for sd cociete or Congregation when and so often as there be occation. Voted that we do desire the severall Gentlemen viz. . . . and Samuel Eddy, senr., - to sit at the table" (Watertown Records. Vol. V. p. 19).
Again on May 20, 1711. Benjamin and Samuel Eddy. Serer. subscribe for the purchasing:of lands for better accommodation of the minister (Watertown Records. Vol. V. p. 23). In the inventory of his property made at his death there is mention of a Bible and Books on Divinity. From this one would judge that. be was a student of the Bible as well as interested in the works of the Church.
His will, dated Aug. 6, 1702, and probated Dec. 30, 171 1, mentions wife Sarah; sons, Samuel, Benjamin; and daughters, Deliverance Eddy. Elizabeth Min, Ruth Stone, Johanna Eddy, and Sarah Coolidge; and brother John Eddy. The inventory taken Dec, 18, 1711 includes a house and 30 acres valued at £150 and 7 acres near the old mill in Watertown, a twelve acre lot, and an 80 acre farm. The inventory and the will in full are found in Bulletin No. 10, pp. 161 and 162.
Parents: John Eddy and Amie Doget [Doggett].

Spouse: Sarah Meade. Children were: John Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Sarah Eddy, Benjamin Eddy, Deliverance Eddy, Elizabeth Eddy, Ruth Eddy, Joanna Eddy.

Samuel Eddy was born on 4 June 1668 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was admitted to full communion on 12 December 1697 He died on 6 August 1746 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [from The Eddy Family in America, pg. 42]
50 Samuel Eddy (Samuel, John, William), b. June 4, 1668, at Watertown (V.R.); d. probably Aug. 6, 1746, at Oxford, Mass. (V.R.). He m. Dec 7, 1693 (Blake and Torrey Gen., p. 1:45), Elizabeth Woodward; dau. of George and Elizabeth (Hammond) Woodward. She was b. May 8, 1664, in Watertown (V.R.). Samuel first appears on the records in 1684 as a drummer-boy, whom the town refused to pay. From a deed recorded in 1700, we learn that he was a cordwainer, like his father, and that he had some education since he was able to write his name. His wife, Elizabeth, signed with her mark. In Jan. 14, 1714/15, his name appears on "a list of those who are proprietors, who are in possession of the first granted house lotts in Watertown." (Watertown Rec.). He was the public scaler of leather in Watertown for the years, 1719, 1720, 1721, 1722 (Watertown Rec., Vol. II, pp. 260, 266, 278, 286).
On Mar. 8, 1716/17 it was "ordered That 2 of the Selectmen do seeke for a convenient Place where James Holland A Person maintained by the Town's Charge may be entertained when It may be best for said Holland and for the Town. And to make report of their doings at next Meeting. Mar. 18, 1716/17 the above Selectmen return -That they have been with Samuel Eddy and treated with him in order to taking of James Holland on such terms as the said Samuel Eddy shall agree upon." The said Samuel Eddy met the Selectmen at the above said meeting and made an agreement with them, as follows "That the said Samuel Eddy taketh the said James Holland and to find and provide for him sufficient housing, meat, Drinke, washing, nursing and all other such necessarys as may be nedfull (sic) for him under his present circumstances and to be allowed 8 Shillings pr weeke and the ... selectmen are desired to take care & move the said Holland to Samuel Eddies as soon as they can conveniently." (Watertown Reg., Vol. 11. p. 245.)
July 1, 1717. "Ordered That the Town Treasurer do forth with pay to Samuel Eddy 40 sh. in part for his cost and charge in looking after James Holland A Poore man Committed to him to take care of. (Watertown Reg. Vol. II, On October 10, 1717. Ordered to pay to Samuel Eddy the sum of four Pounds towards his keeping James Holland one of the Town's poore. (Watertown Reg., Vol. II, p. 250.)
Samuel Eddy. Jr. of Watertown, cordwainer, & Elizabeth Eddy, his wife. Isaiah Whitney of Cambridge. husbandman, & Sarah Whitney, his wife. for £25 sold to Edward Goddard of Watertown, weaver, a piece or parcel of upland & meadow being 2/3 part, containing 7 acres, late In ye occupation of Widow Woodward. Bounds mentioned are Caleb Church, Richard Bliss, and Samuel Eddy, Sen'r; west with highway and east with Mr. Sam'll (or Mrs. Sarah) Parris (this is probably Pierce, the writing is very illegible). In addition "rights In one mansion house now standing upon the same" were sold. Samuel signed his name and Elizabeth signed with a mark. Dated Aug. 24, 1700 (Middlesex Co., Deeds). Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah Meade.

Spouse: Elizabeth Woodward. Elizabeth Woodward and Samuel Eddy were married on 7 December 1693 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Children were: John Eddy, Elizabeth Eddy, Sarah Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Elizabeth Eddy, Benjamin Eddy, Ebenezer Eddy.

Samuel Eddy was born on 18 August 1701 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He lived in in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts . He died on 4 August 1762. The V.R. give the date as 1763 for the death of John but the probate records show that Elizabeth refused on Aug. 30, 1762 to administer the estate of her husband and requested that her son Samuel should be appointed in her place. (Eddy Family, pg. 66) Samuel Eddy was a husbandman. Soon after his marriage he sold all his holdings in Watertown to his brother Ebenezer Eddy and joined his brother John Eddy at Oxford. Neither Samuel nor his wife could write. All the deeds are signed with a mark. The following abstract is of interest: (Middlesex Co.) Samuel Eddy of Watertown. Husbandman, for £300 sold to Ebenezer Eddy of Watertown, Husbandman. 30 acres, a dwelling house. barn ... bounded on the county road and north east upon a town road partly and partly on lands lately of Elnathan Whitney, decd., northerly on the watering place and lands of John Woodward and on the west and north by John Stowell and south west by lands of Ebenezer Eddy and Deacon John Coolidge. Dated Mar. 16. 1727/38. Signed by Samuel and Elizabeth with marks. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth Woodward.

Spouse: Elizabeth Bellows. Children were: Elizabeth Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Ruth Eddy, Jonathan "John" Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Abigail Eddy, Levi Eddy.

Samuel Eddy was born in 1731 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He died in 1736 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth Bellows.

Samuel Eddy was born on 31 July 1738 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He died on 4 July 1798 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He listed his children in his will, dated 5 June 1793: Samuel, John, Rufus, Susannah, and Ruth. Presumably Isabella died before this time. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth Bellows.

Spouse: Susannah Merriam. Children were: Isabella Eddy, Samuel Eddy, John Eddy, Rufus Eddy, Susannah Eddy, Ruth Eddy.

Samuel Eddy was born on 11 July 1764 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He died on 11 May 1813 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Susannah Merriam.

Spouse: Sarah "Sally" Hart. Sarah "Sally" Hart and Samuel Eddy were married on 18 December 1788 in Auburn, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Samuel Eddy, James Eddy, Lydia Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Sarah "Sally" Eddy, Lewis Eddy, Susan Eddy, Mary Eddy, Leonard Eddy.

Samuel Eddy was born on 24 January 1789 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He died on 30 September 1795 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah "Sally" Hart.

Samuel Eddy was born on 10 July 1796 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah "Sally" Hart.

Sarah Eddy (private). Parents: John Eddy and Amie Doget [Doggett].

Sarah Eddy was born on 31 October 1670 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She died on 7 November 1711 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Sarah Eddy (Samuel, John, William), b. Oct. 31, 1670, at Watertown, Mass. (V.R.); ; M. Nov. 15, 1699, Thomas Coolidge, b. Apr. 24, 1670; d. May 15, 1737. He m. (2) Jan. 15, 1712/13, Mary Smith of Boston (N.E.H.G.R., Vol. LXXVII).
The following record is taken from the Watertown Records, Vol. V., p. 130:
The marriage of Thomas Coolidge and Sarah Eddy was consummated att my House. Att ye same time was ye Consumation of ye marriage of Jonathan Stone & Ruth Eddy all Four of Watertown. Dated Nov. 15, 1699 and signed by Rev. Henry Gibbs.
Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah Meade.

Spouse: Thomas Collidge. Sarah Eddy and Thomas Collidge were married on 15 November 1699 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The following record is taken from the Watertown Records, Vol. V., p. 130:
The marriage of Thomas Coolidge and Sarah Eddy was consummated att my House. Att ye same time was ye Consumation of ye marriage of Jonathan Stone & Ruth Eddy all Four of Watertown. Dated Nov. 15, 1699 and signed by Rev. Henry Gibbs.

Sarah Eddy was born on 9 May 1700 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth Woodward.

Spouse: Peter Hurd. Sarah Eddy and Peter Hurd were married on 11 June 1730 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

Sarah "Sally" Eddy was born on 24 January 1799 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah "Sally" Hart.

Spouse: Thomas Baird.

Spouse: Swan Knowlton.

Susan Eddy was born on 15 January 1803 in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Auburn births show "Susanna." Parents: Samuel Eddy and Sarah "Sally" Hart.

Susannah Eddy (private). Parents: Samuel Eddy and Susannah Merriam.

Thomas Eddy (private).

Spouse: Elizabeth Putnam.

Rev. William Eddy was born between 1558 and 1564 in Bristol, England. He received a B.A. degree degree in 1583 in Cambridge University, Cambridge, England. He lived in in Thurston, County Suffolk, England between 1583 and 1586. William died on 23 November 1616 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England.

Spouse: Mary Fosten. Mary Fosten and Rev. William Eddy were married on 20 November 1587 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. Children were: Nathanaell Eddy, Mary Eddy, Phineas Eddy, John Eddy, Eleanor Eddy, Abigail Eddy, Anna Eddy, Elizabeth Eddy, Samuel Eddy, Zacharias Eddy, Nathaniel Eddy.

Spouse: Sarah Tayler. Sarah Tayler and Rev. William Eddy were married on 22 February 1613/4 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. Children were: Priscilla Eddy.

Zacharias Eddy was born about 1609 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. He was baptized in March 1610 in Cranbrook, County Kent, England. Parents: Rev. William Eddy and Mary Fosten.

Mary "Hannah" Edgerton was born about 1845 in West Troy, New York.

Spouse: Julius Cyrus Tracy. Mary "Hannah" Edgerton and Julius Cyrus Tracy were married on 16 January 1870 in Shelburne, Chittenden County, Vermont. Children were: Lee Peckham Tracy, Martin Henry Tracy, Henry W. Tracy, Mary Louisa Tracy.

Elizabeth Edmondstone (private).

Spouse: John "Master of Eglinton" Montgomery. Children were: Christian Montgomery.

Betsey Edson (private).

Spouse: Ebenezer Pratt. Children were: Lucy Ann Pratt, John Brooks Pratt.

Sarah Edwards was born between 1663 and 1689. She died on 8 January 1742/3 in Hopkinton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

Spouse: Daniel Claflin. Sarah Edwards and Daniel Claflin were married on 11 March 1700/1 in Wenham, Essex County, Massachusetts. Children were: Robert Claflin.

Cole Thomas Ehara (private). Parents: Tsutomu Ehara and Jennifer Lynn Cowger.

Ray Clarence Ehara (private). Parents: Tsutomu Ehara and Jennifer Lynn Cowger.

Ricky Charles Ehara (private). Parents: Tsutomu Ehara and Jennifer Lynn Cowger.

Tsutomu Ehara (private).

Spouse: Jennifer Lynn Cowger. Children were: Ray Clarence Ehara, Ricky Charles Ehara, Cole Thomas Ehara.

Ebenezer Eldridge was born between 1748 and 1778. He died between 1799 and 1865.

Spouse: Olive Trask. Olive Trask and Ebenezer Eldridge were married between 1791 and 1822.

Elfgiu was born between 904 and 929. She died between 947 and 1016.

Spouse: Edmund I. Elfgiu and Edmund I were married between 933 and 945. Children were: Edgar "The Peaceable" .

Elfrida was born between 926 and 952. She died between 969 and 1040. Parents: Ordgar.

Spouse: Edgar "The Peaceable" . Elfrida and Edgar "The Peaceable" were married between 957 and 973. Children were: Ethelred II.

Joseph Eliot (private).

Spouse: Anne (Anna) Dwight.

Agness Wood Elliott was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Henry Augustus Rust. Agness Wood Elliott and Henry Augustus Rust were married.

Connie Faith Elliott (private).

Spouse: Wilton Thomas "Tom" Brierly.

Spouse: Richard Landry.

Augustine Ellis was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Sarah Knowlton. Sarah Knowlton and Augustine Ellis were married on 23 February 1656 in Kent, England.

Doris Marion Ellis was born on 10 August 1922 in Massachusetts. She died on 24 October 1949 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Parents: Milfred Henry Ellis and Lois G. Clark.

Spouse: Thomas Oliver Brierly Sr.. Doris Marion Ellis and Thomas Oliver Brierly Sr. were married before 23 March 1948. Children were: Wilton Thomas "Tom" Brierly, Marilyn Pearl Brierly, Thomas Oliver Brierly Jr..

Milfred Henry Ellis (private).

Spouse: Lois G. Clark. Children were: Doris Marion Ellis.

Mary Elsey (private).

Spouse: Joshua Brown.

Joshuah Phillip Doyle Emery (private). Parents: Philip Doyle Emery and Emilie Karen Brierly.

Marlena Louise Marie Emery (private). Parents: Philip Doyle Emery and Emilie Karen Brierly.

Philip Doyle Emery (private).

Spouse: Emilie Karen Brierly. Children were: Marlena Louise Marie Emery, Joshuah Phillip Doyle Emery.

Elizabeth Empson was born about 1475. She died about 1525. Parents: Sir Richard Empson.

Spouse: Sir Thomas Lucy. Elizabeth Empson and Sir Thomas Lucy were married about 1495. Children were: Barbara Lucy.

Sir Richard Empson was born about 1450. He was knighted in 1503 Made Knight of the Sword dubbed at the creation of prince Henry as Prince of Wales. He died on 15 August 1510 in London, Middlesex, England. Was beheaded at London on Tower-hill, Aug. 15, 1510, in the early part of the reign of Henry VIII.

Children were: Elizabeth Empson.

Willie Maud England was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Monroe "Bud" McCall. Willie Maud England and Monroe "Bud" McCall were married on 15 February 1910 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Francis McCall, W. Monroe McCall.