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Sarah (Whipple) Goodhue

née Whipple

1641–1681confirmedGeneration 0 — subject

Sarah (Whipple) Goodhue (née Whipple) (1641 – 23 July 1681) was born to Elder John Whipple. She married Dea. Joseph Goodhue. Her child was William Goodhue. She died in 1681.

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Sources

  1. Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 1: "1. William Goodhue, born in England 1612-13; emigrated to America 1635-6. Before leaving England he married Margery Watson of Kent ... She died at Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 28, 1668. She was the mother of all his children ... died 1699-1700. His Children. 2. Joseph, born at Ipswich, 1639. 3. William ... 1645. 4. Mary." Family 2: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... In an instrument executed on the day of marriage by Wm. Goodhue, Senior, and Margery his wife, and by John Whipple and Sarah his wife ... Joseph Goodhue enters into possession of his father's farm ... bought with 10 of the 25 sent by Joseph's grandfather Watson from England in 1646. John Whipple gives to his daughter 40 ..."

    Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 2, pp. 11-12: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... She was born in 1641 ... Mrs. Sarah (Whipple) Goodhue died at Ipswich July 23, 1681 ... He died at Ipswich Sept. 2, 1697, aged 58 ... Deacon of the First Church. His Children. By first marriage. 5. Joseph, b. May 13, 1662 ... 13. William, b. 1666." Family 11 opens "13. William Goodhue [2], b. 1666; m. about 1686 Mary Lowden ... He lived upon the homestead which his father Joseph gave to him in 1688" and lists "40. John, b. Aug. 28, 1693; d. April 10, 1694 ... 47. Benjamin, b. July 11, 1707."

  2. Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 1: "1. William Goodhue, born in England 1612-13; emigrated to America 1635-6. Before leaving England he married Margery Watson of Kent ... She died at Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 28, 1668. She was the mother of all his children ... died 1699-1700. His Children. 2. Joseph, born at Ipswich, 1639. 3. William ... 1645. 4. Mary." Family 2: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... In an instrument executed on the day of marriage by Wm. Goodhue, Senior, and Margery his wife, and by John Whipple and Sarah his wife ... Joseph Goodhue enters into possession of his father's farm ... bought with 10 of the 25 sent by Joseph's grandfather Watson from England in 1646. John Whipple gives to his daughter 40 ..."

    Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 1: "1. William Goodhue, born in England 1612-13; emigrated to America 1635-6. Before leaving England he married Margery Watson of Kent ... She died at Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 28, 1668. She was the mother of all his children ... died 1699-1700. His Children. 2. Joseph, born at Ipswich, 1639. 3. William ... 1645. 4. Mary." Family 2: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... In an instrument executed on the day of marriage by Wm. Goodhue, Senior, and Margery his wife, and by John Whipple and Sarah his wife ... Joseph Goodhue enters into possession of his father's farm ... bought with 10 of the 25 sent by Joseph's grandfather Watson from England in 1646. John Whipple gives to his daughter 40 ..."

  3. Elder John Whipple's will, 10 May 1669, proved 28 Sep 1669, names 'my son John Whipple the sole executor' (Holman, Pillsbury Ancestry pp. 46-47, transcribed by Marshall Genealogy).

    Will of Elder John Whipple of Ipswich, dated 10 May 1669, proved 28 Sep 1669 (transcribed, Marshall Genealogy, from Holman, Pillsbury Ancestry p. 46-47): "... unto Susanna Worth of Newbery my Eldest daughter thirty pounds ... Mary Stone twenty pounds ... Item ... give unto my daughter Sarah Goodhue twenty pounds ... unto Anthony Potter my son in law ... unto Jennet my beloved Wife ... my son John Whipple the sole executor." Goodhue Gen. (1891) Family 2: Joseph Goodhue "mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple" 13 Jul 1661; Appendix A: "Sarah Goodhue was the youngest daughter of Elder John Whipple." Mother NOT locked: Goodhue Gen. says "John Whipple and Sarah his wife" (1661), Whipple one-name database says Susanna Clarke (m. 1621) and that the Sarah d. 1658 was probably the nephew's wife.

  4. Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 1: "1. William Goodhue, born in England 1612-13; emigrated to America 1635-6. Before leaving England he married Margery Watson of Kent ... She died at Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 28, 1668. She was the mother of all his children ... died 1699-1700. His Children. 2. Joseph, born at Ipswich, 1639. 3. William ... 1645. 4. Mary." Family 2: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... In an instrument executed on the day of marriage by Wm. Goodhue, Senior, and Margery his wife, and by John Whipple and Sarah his wife ... Joseph Goodhue enters into possession of his father's farm ... bought with 10 of the 25 sent by Joseph's grandfather Watson from England in 1646. John Whipple gives to his daughter 40 ..."

    Jonathan E. Goodhue, "History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family" (1891), Family 2, pp. 11-12: "2. Joseph Goodhue [1], b. in 1639 at Ipswich. July 13, 1661, he mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple ... She was born in 1641 ... Mrs. Sarah (Whipple) Goodhue died at Ipswich July 23, 1681 ... He died at Ipswich Sept. 2, 1697, aged 58 ... Deacon of the First Church. His Children. By first marriage. 5. Joseph, b. May 13, 1662 ... 13. William, b. 1666." Family 11 opens "13. William Goodhue [2], b. 1666; m. about 1686 Mary Lowden ... He lived upon the homestead which his father Joseph gave to him in 1688" and lists "40. John, b. Aug. 28, 1693; d. April 10, 1694 ... 47. Benjamin, b. July 11, 1707."

  5. Vital Records of Ipswich, Massachusetts, to 1849, Vol. II Marriages & Deaths (Essex Institute, 1910): marriages "GOODHUE, Joseph, and Sarah Whipple, July 13, 1661. Ct. R."; deaths "GOODHUE ... Joseph, Dea., Sept. 2, 1697"; "John, s. William, 3d and Mary, Apr. 10, 1694" (= Family 11 #40, distinguishing this William, son of Joseph, from Capt. William b. 1645 and his son William b. 1667); "William, July 10, 1722. [a. abt. 56 y. G.R. 1.]" (b. ~1666, matching the genealogy); "Mary, wid. William, Sept. 4, 1729."

    Vital Records of Ipswich, Massachusetts, to 1849, Vol. II Marriages & Deaths (Essex Institute, 1910): marriages "GOODHUE, Joseph, and Sarah Whipple, July 13, 1661. Ct. R."; deaths "GOODHUE ... Joseph, Dea., Sept. 2, 1697"; "John, s. William, 3d and Mary, Apr. 10, 1694" (= Family 11 #40, distinguishing this William, son of Joseph, from Capt. William b. 1645 and his son William b. 1667); "William, July 10, 1722. [a. abt. 56 y. G.R. 1.]" (b. ~1666, matching the genealogy); "Mary, wid. William, Sept. 4, 1729."

  6. Elder John Whipple's will, 10 May 1669, proved 28 Sep 1669, names 'my son John Whipple the sole executor' (Holman, Pillsbury Ancestry pp. 46-47, transcribed by Marshall Genealogy).

    Will of Elder John Whipple of Ipswich, dated 10 May 1669, proved 28 Sep 1669 (transcribed, Marshall Genealogy, from Holman, Pillsbury Ancestry p. 46-47): "... unto Susanna Worth of Newbery my Eldest daughter thirty pounds ... Mary Stone twenty pounds ... Item ... give unto my daughter Sarah Goodhue twenty pounds ... unto Anthony Potter my son in law ... unto Jennet my beloved Wife ... my son John Whipple the sole executor." Goodhue Gen. (1891) Family 2: Joseph Goodhue "mar. Sarah Whipple, daughter of Elder John Whipple" 13 Jul 1661; Appendix A: "Sarah Goodhue was the youngest daughter of Elder John Whipple." Mother NOT locked: Goodhue Gen. says "John Whipple and Sarah his wife" (1661), Whipple one-name database says Susanna Clarke (m. 1621) and that the Sarah d. 1658 was probably the nephew's wife.