[MSS1] Was married to John Rogers, 13 November 1819. Keziah was JFP's second wife.

[23] Lydia Husk

	b. 10 May 1765		[MSS1]
	d. 9 February 1804	Minisink NY	[Mather 149]

[Mather 533] gives Samuel as from Morris Co NJ and Orange Co NY.

Children of SM and LH: Nathaniel Mather first son of SM was born 30 September 1784; Jonathan Mather, born 4 July 1788; James Mather, born 20 February 1791; Sarah Mather, born 8 June 1793; Nancy Mather, born 11 July 1794; Mary Mather, born 7 April 1798; Keziah Mather, born 27 August 1801, was married to John Rogers 13 November 1819.

1820 census: Samuel Mather [ORAN 243 Minisink]; 1830 census: Samuel Mather [NEW 098 NYC 7th].

[45] Mary Whitehead

[Mather 149] 1st wife unknown; 2nd wife was Lois Cooley, widow of Dan (1) Cooley.

[Eagen] NM signed pledge in Goshen in 1775.

[Early NJ 1:144] Lists Nathaniel Mather in Morris Co NJ, Morris Township, in 1771.

[NJ TaxLists 4:2170] Lists Nathaniel Mathers as in Hanover Township, Morris Co, for taxes in Feb 1780, July 1783, and July 1781. Lists Samuel Mathers in Hanover Township, Morris County, in August 1790 and August 1791.

[MorrisCo 7] Nathaniel Mather registered an ear mark in 1768 in Morris Township.

[89] Annie Brown

	b. c1725		[LHD-FDF-Mather]
	d. 1790	Minisink NY	[LHD-FDF-Mather] [LDS AF]

[Mather3 5] IM is buried in the Loree Burying Ground, Westown, Orange Co, NY (and the tombstone was standing as of 1957) IM married AB in 1743, the daughter of Sylvania and Keziah (Carter) Brown of Deckertown (now the Bourough of Sussex), Sussex Co, NJ.

[Mather 117-8] Increase of Minisink, Orange County, NY.

[LHD-FDF-Mather] Lists the following children:

	Keziah	b 1749	m Wm Lane	d 1814
	Lydia	b	m Joseph Brown	d
	Ruth	b	m Castaline	d
	Nathaniel	b 	m Lois Cooley, wid Dan'lCooley
	Dr. Daniel	b	m Beersheba Southworth	d 1816
	Increase	b 1758	m Mary Seeler	d 1816
	Capt Cotton	b 1759	m Sarah Doty	d 1822
	Joseph	b 1762	m Kezia Tuttle	c 1803
	John	b	m Julia White	d 1814

[Morristown-FPC II:154-5] lists the following information about various Mathers:

	Mather, Anna: m 6 May 1767, Benjamin Forger [?Folger] of Sussex
	Mather, Increase, had:
		Joseph: b 13 Nov 1763
		John: b 21 April 1765
	Mather, Kezaih: m 26 Dec 1768, William Laine [?Lane]
	Mather, Mary E.: see Edson C. Martin
	Mather, Nathaniel: M 25 October 1765 Mary Whitehead; he l. about 1786.
	Mather, Ruth: M 6 Oct Benjamin Casterline

[177] Mrs Ruth Terry

	b. 1684		[LDS-AF]
	d. 9 May 1743	Lower Aquebogue LI	[Mather 104]

[Mather 104] Graduted from Yale 1715. Minister of the First Church of Lower Aquebogue, LI (the Congregational Church). Mrs Ruth Terry ... She died 9 May 1743 age 59 {seems unlikely that she would be that much older than NM?}

[MSS1] Ordained 22 May 1728.

[Lower-Aquebogue1 8] It is not known when the first church at LA was formed; it was of the presbyterian form. NM was ordained 22 May 1731 {recheck this date}; the church erected in 1731; and the church united with the Presbytery of Suffolk in 1747.

[Windsor 484] 4 months taught Hopkins Grammar School in Hadley. 21 Jan 1724 married Mrs Ruth Taylor {not Terry} who died ... age 39 {could it be that she was married at 39, and died at 59?}

{Terry/Taylor of Windsor??}

[353] Hannah Treat

	b. c 1660		[Windsor 484]
	d. 3 March 1707-8	Windsor Conn	[Mather 73]

MATHER, Samuel (1651, 1650?-1728) & Hannah [TREAT] (1661-1708), Milford, CT; by 1677; Windsor, CT/Deerfield/Branford, CT {Reg. 6:20; Sibley's Harv. Grad. 2:367, 4:409, 5:283; Windsor CT 2:305, 484; Deerfield 238; Mather 55, 73; Porter 27; Goodwin: Gen. Notes 151; Treat 131, 183; Wethersfield 2:713}

[Mather 73-75] Graduated from Harvard 1671. Preached at Hatfield, Milford, and Branford, Ct. 1682 settled at Windsor. One of 10 clergy selected to be founders of Yale College.

[Savage 3:175] some time at Deerfield and on destruction of that town by the Indians in 1675, went down with the survivors to Hatfield.

[Windsor 484] Pastor of the Church of Christ at Windsor. HM died ... age 47.

[Treat 183+] SM preached at Deerfield and after its destruction by the Indians in 1675, went to Hatfield, thence to Branford Conn, whence he was called to Windsor having previously declined a settlement in Milford in 1678. His salary in Windsor was 100 pounds per year. In 1682, he was ordained and remained in Windsor until his death.

[705] Elizabeth Atherton

b. bef 1769

[Mather 2]

[TorreyCD] MATHER, Timothy (1628-1685) & (not Catherine) Elizabeth [ATHERTON] (1628-1678); by 1650?, by 1651; Dorchester {Reg. 10:361, 32:200, 106:64; Stevens-Miller 173; Sibley's Harv. Grad. 2:364; Pope's Pioneers 22; Putnam's Mag. 7:101; Mather 54; Ely 89; Sterling 1:366; Pope 323; Harvey 1:59; Sv. 1:73; Windsor CT 2:484}

[NEHGR 86:244] TM, farmer, only son of RM who was not a minister, was of Dorchester Mass, married Elizabeth (Atherton) Weeks, daughter of Major General Humphrey Atherton and widow of William Weeks, by whom he had several children, and died 14 January 1684/5. From him are descended all the present members of this American family who bear the surname Mather, the descendants in the maile line of other sons of RM having become extinct.

[Mather2] Lived in Dorchester.

[Drake] Died from a fall at Dorchester.

[NEA 43] Married second Elizabeth Weeks, 20 March 1679, who died 19 February 1710.

[1409] Catherine Holt

	b. ?	Bury Co Lancashire	[TorreyCD]
	d. 1655	Dorchester Mass	[Savage 3:174] [Windsor 483]

[TorreyCD] MATHER, Richard (1596-1669) & 1/wf Katherine HOLT (-1655), Bury, Lancashire; Bury, Lancashire, 29 Sep 1624; Dorchester {Granberry 277; Sibley's Harv. Grad. 1:78, 405; Reg. 5:402, 6:20, 7:206, 20:250, 86:243, 106:64; NYGBR 49:87; Hale (1952) 776; Mather 33; Maltby Anc. 87, 97; Goodwin: Gen. Notes 150; Dorchester Hist. 128; Dorchester epitaphs 8; Sterling 1:366; Windsor CT 2:483; Bury, Lancashire 2:356}

MATHER, Richard (-1669) & 2/wf Sarah (HAWKRIDGE) (STORY) COTTON (1601-1676), w William, w John; m cont 28 Jul 1656, 26 Aug 1656; Boston {Reg. 1:164, 2:1+, 4:166, 6:20, 289, 32:339, 33:102, 61:56, 86:243-4, 106:64; NYGBR 49:87; Dorchester Ch. Rec. 21; Coney 51; Cotton (1868) 9; Mather 33; Maltby Anc. 97; Coney (1906) 13; Clapp Anc. 42; Scott (1919) 177; Sterling 1:366; Hampton NH 646; Sv. 1:462; Windsor CT 2:463; Goodwin: Gen. Notes 150; Granberry 277}

[Savage 3:174] 9 May 1618 was entered of Brazen Nose College, Oxford. Yet soon called to Toxteth where he taught the school and preached his first sermon 30 November. Served for 15 years, was then suspended for non-conformity. Was on the James at Bristol, arrived 17 August 1635. 25 October 1635 joined with Catherine church on Boston.

[Mather2] Settled in Dorchester.

[Mather 33] Married 2nd, Sarah Story, 26 August 1656; daughter of Richard Hankridge of Boston. She married Wm Story and died 27 May 1676. [Savage 3:174] Sarah was the widow of his great friend John Cotton.

[Windsor 483] First sermon 13 November 1618; ordained by Bishop Morton of Chester. Married Katherine Hoult of Bury-in-Lane. Suspended for nonconformity Aug-Nov 1633, and in 1634. Left 15 April 1635 for Bristol, sailed 23 May and arrived in Boston 17 August 1635. At Dorchester as minister of the church there until he died.

[NEA 43] RM of Lowton, Winwick Parish, of Toxteth Park. Third minister at Dorchester.

[2817] Margeret Abrams

[Mather2] from Lancashire, England.

[NEHGR 54:348-9] The entry in the Warrington parish register, looks very much as if it might refer to the parents of Richard Mather. ``Thomas Mather & Margrett Abra ...''. There was a family of Abrams or Abrahams in Warrington at the time who were strong Puritans; at all events their children in the first half of the 17th century were, so that this also tends to confirm the supposition.

[5633] ?

[Windsor 492] Of Lowton, Lancashire.