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Bradley Family Tree - Humphrey Barrett Jr. - Deacon, Ensign

Humphrey Barrett Jr. - Deacon, Ensign

Family Connection - 7th Great-grandfather of Ruth Ann Hazen

Humphrey Barrett Jr. Gravestone in South Burying Place, Concord

Humphrey Barrett Jr. was born in England in 1630. He immigrated to Concord Massachusetts with his parents and brothers in 1640. 

In 1661, he married Elizabeth Paine. She died on December 21, 1674. They had at least one child.
        Mary        b. 1662        d. 1688

In 1675, he married Mary Potter. They had at least two children:
        Joseph Humphrey     b. 1679       d. 1763
        Benjamin                  b. 1681        d. 1728

Humphrey was a Deacon of the church in Concord, and was named Ensign of the Train Band (town militia) in 1689. He was admitted as Freeman of the town of Concord in May 1682. He was deputy to General Court (legislature of the colony) in 1691. 

Humphry's wife Mary died on November 17, 1713. Humphrey died on January 3, 1715. They were buried at the South Burying Place in Concord. 

Humphrey Barrett Jr. > Joseph Humphrey Barrett > Lucy Elizabeth Barrett > Rebecca Prescott > Charles Prescott Hayward > Charles Hayward > James Stickney Hayward > Annie Almira Hayward > Bessie Lakin Fogg > Ruth Ann Bradley      

Humphrey Barrett Jr. is in the orange section, third row from the outside, next to the yellow section in the top chart.  The center person of the top chart, Charles Prescott Hayward, is in the orange section of the bottom chart, the second ring from the outside, next to the yellow section. 






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