lot on Strawberry Hill; a lot at Sagamore Hill; also at Whitehead, and on Duke's Island.   Half my right to the commons in Hull, and all my upland and meadow in Hing. during her life, provided my s. Samuel, or any of my ch. at Hull have lib. of firewood.   To s. Samuel half of my house at Hull, with lands, etc.   To dau. Elizabeth, £10.   To s. Nicholas, land at Scit.   To dau's Sarah, Deborah, and Mary, £10, each, etc.   His
   Ch., bt. in Hing., were —

	i.	SAMUEL, Oct. 2, 1638.
	ii.	MARY, Dec. 1640.   m., 1661, Stephen Vinal of Scit.
	iii.	JOHN, Nov. 20, 1642.
	iv.	ELIZABETH, Nov. 10, 1644.   m., 1664, John Vinal of Scit.
	v.	NICHOLAS (not on Hing. rec's).   m. Experience Collier.
	vi.	THOMAS (not on Hing. rec's).   m. in Hing. Nov. 6, 1674, Christian, dau. of Nathaniel Beal.
	vii.	SARAH (not on Hing. rec's).   m. 1671, Josiah Litchfield of Scit.
	viii.	DEBORAH, bt. in Hing. June 6, 1652.   m., 1678, Israel Chittenden of Scit.
	ix.	NATHANIEL ?

   NATHANIELⁱⁱ, bro. of the preceding.   m. Sarah, dau. of William Lane of Dorchester, Mass.   She was b. in Eng. and d. at the house of her s.-in-law, John Loring of Hull, 19 Aug. 1695.   He d. in Hing. 3 June, 1682.   "Farmer," and a large land-owner.   Constable, 1668; Selectman, 1661 and 1676.   Was in active service in King Philip's War.   Resided on East St., on land now owned by the Hing. Ag'l and Hort'l Soc'y.   In his will of May 11, 1682, he provides for w. Sarah, and gives to the ch. of his s.-in-law, John Loring; also 10s. to each of the ch. of his deceased bro. Nicholas, late of Scit.
   Child, —

i.

MARY, bt. in Hing. Aug. 1639.   m. Dec. 16, 1657, John Loring of Hull, and d. 13 July, 1679, æt. 40th yr.

   1.   JOHN⁶, for many years an active business man in Hing.; was a descendant in the sixth gen. of Richard Baker, who early located at Dorchester, Mass., and was the progenitor of a numerous posterity.   The connecting line runs thus: Richard,¹ joined the church at Dor. in 1639; was made freeman May 18, 1642, and d. 25 Oct. 1689.   His w. was Faith Withington.   Their s. John,² bt. 1643, m. Preserved Trott, and d. 25 Nov. 1711.   Their s. John,³ b. Nov. 25, 1671, m. Hannah Withington, and d. 9 Oct. 1746.   Their s. James,⁴ b. May 24, 1713, m. Priscilla Paul, and d. 18 Nov. 1776.   Their s. John,⁵ b. Dec. 14, 1746, m. Eliphal Swift, and d. 14 Aug. 1818.   Their s. John,⁶ first above mentioned, was b. at Dor. May 1, 1780.   He m. first, Apr. 8, 1805, Frances Sargent of Gloucester.   She d. in 1806; and he m. secondly, July 22, 1810, Sally L. Loring, dau. of Peter and Anna (Lincoln) Loring.   She was b. in Hing. Apr. 6, 1788, and d. 28 May 1863, æt. 75 yrs.   He d. 13 June, 1867, æt. 87 yrs.   "Manufacturer of upholstery, carriage-trimmings," etc.   Was of the firm of Baker & Lincoln; afts. the sen. partner of J. Baker & Sons.   Resided on Main St., near the meeting-house of the First Parish.
   Child, by w. Frances, —

i.

JOHN OSBORN, b. at Boston, March 18, 1806.   m. at Brooklyn, L. I., Ruth Mather Dean, and d. 8 March, 1872.   "Shipmaster."   Resided in N. Y.