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Upton Family

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 edition. Excerpt: ... APPENDIX III. THE BRUCE FAMILY. First Generation. 1. George Bruce l, in the early records written Brush [the u long], was the first, of the name in this country, of whom we have any account. It is said that he came from Scotland; which indeed is highly probable. He settled in Woburn, near Boston; at what time we are not informed; and married there, Dec. 28, 1659, Elizabeth Clark, born in Watertown, Nov. 26, 1642, daughter of William Clark, a weaver by occupation, and doubtless also a cultivator of the soil, who was of Watertown, 1631; freeman, 1639; and who removed to Woburn about 1654. Margery, wife of William Clark, accompanied him from England. Mary, the elder sister of Elizabeth Clark, born Dec. 10, 1640, married, Dec. 27, 1655, William Locke, of Woburn. They are the progenitors of the Locke Family in America, of whom a full account may be found in the " Book of the Lockes," compiled by John G. Locke, and printed in Boston, 1853. George Bruce died in Woburn, Aug. 18, 1692. His widow Elizabeth died there, Aug. 13,1710. [Woburn Records.] Their children were-- 2. William," born Nov. 21, 1660; died Jan. 1, 1660-1. 3. "William', bor n Oct. 20, 1661; died Nov. 3, 1661. 4. Elizabeth," born Jan. 26, 1662-3; died young. 5. Mary," born June 15, 1665; married Walter Cranston, June 4, 1683. 6. t William," born April 28, 1667; married Elizabeth Gould. 7. t John2, born June 18, 1670; married, 1st, Rose Wattle; 2d, Isabel Lepingwell. 8. Elizabeth2, born Aug. 24, 1672. 9. George," born Jan. 18, 1673-4; died same day. 10. Joseph', born Jan. 11, 1674-5; died Feb. 28, 1675-6. 11. t Joseph," born Dec. 29, 1G76; married Hannah . 12. Samuel,"born March 28, 1680. 13. Margery," born April 24, 1684; married, Feb. 20, 1704-5, Isaac Walker. 14. Lydia2, born...