John SmithAge: 80 years1610–1690
- Name
- John Smith
- Given names
- John
- Surname
- Smith
| Birth | 1610 39 33 |
| Death of a father | Henry Smith 1610 |
| Death of a mother | Elizabeth … 1610 |
| Birth of a son #1 | John Smith 1649 (Age 39 years) |
| Death of a son | John Smith 1654 (Age 44 years) |
| Marriage | Lydia Eliot — View this family about 1657 (Age 47 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #2 | Lydia Smith between 1660 and 1661 (Age 50 years) |
| Death of a wife | Lydia Eliot July 1672 (Age 62 years) |
| Marriage of a child | Nathaniel Packard — Lydia Smith — View this family about 1682 (Age 72 years) |
| Death | after June 5, 1690 (Age 80 years) |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Henry Smith Birth: 1571 — Eng. Death: 1610 — Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA |
| mother |
Elizabeth … Birth: 1577 — Eng. Death: 1610 — Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA |
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Marriage: 1596 — Eng. |
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15 years himself |
John Smith Birth: 1610 39 33 — Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA Death: after June 5, 1690 — Taunton, Bristol, MA |
| Family with Lydia Eliot |
| himself |
John Smith Birth: 1610 39 33 — Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA Death: after June 5, 1690 — Taunton, Bristol, MA |
| wife |
Lydia Eliot Birth: 1631 29 26 — Dedham/Roxbury, Norfolk, MA Death: July 1672 — Norfolk, MA |
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Marriage: about 1657 — Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA |
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-7 years son |
John Smith Birth: 1649 39 18 — Dedham/Roxbury, Norfolk, MA Death: 1654 — Taunton, Norfolk, MA |
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13 years daughter |
Lydia Smith Birth: between 1660 and 1661 50 29 — Dedham/Roxbury, Norfolk, MA Death: before April 24, 1720 — Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA |
- Generation 1
John Smith, son of Henry Smith and Elizabeth …, was born in 1610 in Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA and died after June 5, 1690 in Taunton, Bristol, MA. He married Lydia Eliot, daughter of Phillip Eliot and Elizabeth Sybthorpe, about 1657 in Dedham/Medfield, Norfolk, MA. She was born in 1631 in Dedham/Roxbury, Norfolk, MA and died in July 1672 in Norfolk, MA at the age of 41.
Children of John Smith and Lydia Eliot:
- John Smith (1649–1654)
- Lydia Smith (1660–1720)
- Generation 2back to top
Lydia Smith, daughter of John Smith and Lydia Eliot, was born between 1660 and 1661 in Dedham/Roxbury, Norfolk, MA and died before April 24, 1720 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA. She married Nathaniel Packard, son of Samuel Packard and Elizabeth Stream, about 1682 in MA. He was born about 1659 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA and died after April 24, 1720 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA.
Children of Lydia Smith and Nathaniel Packard:
- Samuel Packard (1680–1686)
- Zacheus Packard (1680–1686)
- George Packard (1680–1686)
- Fearnot Packard (1680–1686)
- Margaret Packard (1680–1685)
- Sarah Packard (1680–1685)
- Lidia Packard (1680–1685)
- Faithful Packard (1680–1685)
- Hannah Packard (1680–1685)
- Deliverance Packard (1680–1685)
- Elizabeth Packard (1680–1685)
- Deborah Packard (1680–1685)
- Mary Packard (1696–1770)
- Generation 3back to top
Mary Packard, daughter of Nathaniel Packard and Lydia Smith, was born in 1696 in MA and died on March 29, 1770 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA at the age of 74. She married Joseph Leonard, son of Joseph Leonard and Martha Orcutt, on September 14, 1721 in Plymouth, MA. He was born in 1696 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA and died on April 28, 1786 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA at the age of 90.
Children of Mary Packard and Joseph Leonard:
- Mary Leonard (1722–1723)
- Sarah Leonard (1723–1724)
- Dan Leonard (1725–1771)
- Seth Leonard (1727–1755)
- Mary Leonard (1729–1730)
- Joseph Leonard (1730–1793)
- Benjamin Leonard (1732–1813)
- David Leonard (1734–1813)
- Jonathan Leonard (1734–1813)
- Simeon Leonard (1737–1793)
| Shared note | !TAG Vol. 34, pp. 18-20; Will dated Jun 5,1690, probated Jan 12,1691, [ Bristol County Probate, 1:47]; Bristol County Deeds, 4:143: Mar 9,1702: John Smith of Taunton, eldest son of John Smith late of Taunton deceased, conveys to Nathaniel and Lydia Packard of Bridgewater, heirs to the estate of John Smith, father of the said Lydia, one half share in Taunton North Purchase which is one half a right which originally belonged to John Smith deceased; |