son of Abington, whom she m. 1759, and by whom she had Henry and Sally.   Henry Jackson m. Mehitabel, D. of Jonathan Alden 1786.—Sally m. James Willis 1786, and both went to Minot.—The wid. Thankful became a wid. a 2d time and d. 1815, æ. 78.

   Hannah m. Barnabas Keith 1771, Silvia m. Asa Wilbur 1783.—John Atwood Jackson m. Keziah Benson 1815.

   JACOB.—Samuel Jacob m. Susanna, D. of Ephraim Howard, and had Seth 1821.

   JAMESON.—1.   William Jameson m. Eunice, D. of Ebenezer Packard 1780, and had Sarah 1781, Ebenezer 1782, Eunice 1788, William 1790.

   2.   Robert Jamieson, a Scotchman, lived several years with the Hon. Hugh Orr, but returned to Scotland, and became a very rich merchant.

   JENKINS.—Meritt Jenkins (grandson probably of David of Abington who came from Scituate and m. Elizabeth Meritt 1741) m. Lydia, D. of John Brown, and settled in E. B., and [had] John W. 1808, Lydia 1811, Betsy 1813.

   David was s. of Edward, and g. s. of Edward, who was in Scituate as early as 1646.   Widow Keziah m. Levi French 1805.—Charles m. Joanna Collier of Scituate 1785, and his ss. William and Noble Everett settled in Boston.—Lucy Jenkins m. Sam'l. Bartlett 1785.

   JENNINGS.—1.   Richard Jennings (from Sandwich, perhaps) m. Mary Bassett, and settled in S. B., and had Joseph, Samuel 1703; Ephraim, Elizabeth, Anne, Mary, and Hannah were also his children, probably; he d. 1751; his w. 1734.—Joseph d. 1756.—Elizabeth m. Wm. Ames 1721.—Anne m. John Cavener (or Carver) 1718.—Mary m. John Tobey 1710.—Hannah m. Joseph Leonard 1712.

   2.   Ephraim (s. of Richard) m. Deliverance, D. of Thomas Washburn 1719, and had Mary 1720, Ephraim 1722, Sarah 1708.

   Richard Jennings, ancestor of the above, probably, put himself to Robert Bartlett of Plymouth 1635, as an apprentice for 9 years.—Richard of B. had a legacy in Francis Godfrey's will 1666, and was called "kinsman" by Wm. Bassett, Jr., of Sandwich 1694.

   JOHNSON.—1.   Isaac Johnson, Esq., of Hingham, m. Abiah, or Abial, or Abihail, wid. of Isaac Lazell and D. of John Leavitt, and had David, Solomon, Daniel, and probably James, Deborah and Rebecca.   He then came and settled in W. B. a. 1700, and had Sarah 1702, John 1705, Joseph 1707, d. 1730, Benjamin 1711, Mary 1716.   He was a captain, a representative, and a magistrate, and was born 1668; d. 1735; she was born 1667, and had Isaac Lazell and Abihail Lazell by her first