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The line below is currently for the progenitor of the United State branch of this family line. The immigrant, John Raymond, came to the United States in 1630. The English branch is not presently included.
Generation One:
John Raymond- b. abt. 1616 at Glastonbury, Somerset, England; m(1) 20 Aug 1650 Rachel Scruggs at Beverly, Essex, MA; m(2) Judith Nee Unknown Woodbury, widow; d. 18 Jan 1703 , aged 87 years, at Beverly, Essex, MA.
M(1) Children:
1. John b. 1651 at Salem, Essex, MA
2. Thomas b. 1652 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. Mary Bumpas; d. 1732 at aged 80 years, at Rochester, Plymouth, MA.
3. Bethia b. 14 June 1655 at Salem, Essex, MA; d. 10 December 1662 at aged 7 years at Salem, Essex, MA
4. Rachel b. 14 Feb 1659 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. 14 November 1676 William Bradford at Beverly, Essex, MA.
5. Abigail b. 1662 at Salem, Essex, MA; d. 18 Dec 1662 at Salem, Essex, MA.
6. Elizabeth b. 1662 at Salem, Essex, MA; d. 25 Dec 1662 at Salem, Essex, MA
7. Jonathan b. 27 Apr 1666 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. 20 February 1689 Sarah Woodbury at Beverly, Essex, MA; d. 14 January 1745 at aged 78 years at Beverly, Essex, MA.
8. Abigail b. 27 Apr 1666 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. Cornet Conant
M(2) Children:
9. Nathaniel b. 15 March 1670 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. Rebecca Conant; d. 8 January 1749 aged 78 years.
10. Benjamin b. 24 August 1672 at Salem, Essex, MA; d. 16 September 1672 aged 1 month at Salem, Essex, MA.
John Raymond and his brother, William, were part of Mason’s Colony, 1630-31. Sir Fernando Georges and Capt. John Mason were grantees of land between the Merrimack and Sagadahoc Rivers. They also tried to set up a colony and fishery at Pascataqua River. They divided the grant between them in 1629.William Raymond became involved in Mason’s new association called “The Company of Laconia”, William Raymond, Ambrose Gibbons were two of the stewards and forty servants who were sent to Little Harbor, Portsmouth, NH.
In Dec 15, 1632, Mason and men of the association wrote to Gibbons in London: “Wee thank you for assisting John Raymond. Wee pray you still to helpful to him so that he may dispatch and come to us with such retourne as he hath and if he hath any of his trade goods remaining unsold wee have willed him to leave them with you and we doe hereby pray you to receive them into your custody and to put them off with what convenience you may and to send us the retournes by the firs ship comes.”
By June 24, 1633 a reply from Gibbons, from Newichwanick, a settlement, approximately eight miles up the river: “I have delivered unto Mr. John Raymond 76lb 4 ounses of bever, 6 masquashes and on martain. Mr. Raymond presents departing and intermizing of all trade goods in my care until Mr. Vaughan com I cannot give you any Satisfaction for the account of trade. I did advise Mr. Raymond to retourne with all speed unto you”
Again Gibbons write to the company at London from Newichwanick, on 13 July 1633: “I have taken into my hands all the trade goods that remains of John Raymon’s and Mr. Vaughan and will with what convenience I may put them of. George Vaughan hath a note of all the trade goods in my custody of the old store John Raymonds and George Vaughns accomtes, nut the bever being disposed of before I could make a devident.”
John Raymond in a letter to Ambrose Gibbons of Newichawannock: “John Barcraste owes me for 1 barr. Of pease and six gallons of aqua, seven pounds of bever which I pray take notice of, ad call in as the rest of the debts accordingly.”
Around 1648, William (Captain) and John are found at Salem, Essex, MA and Beverly, Essex, MA. The proof of the brother’s relationship is found on a deed of record in the Salem Registry, Book 17, page 24. In it John Raymond, Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, the son of John the emigrant, gives an estate to his brother, Jonathan. The boundary is described as: “until it comes to the land which I sold to my uncle Capt. William Rayment and to his son George Rayment.”
On 7 June 1664 William Dodge, John Raymond, Roger Conant, Benjamin Balch, and Peter Woodbury of Bass River in Salem gave to Isaac Hull, cooper, "for considerations moving us thereunto" one acre each, totaling five acres near Great Pond.
Generation Two:
John Raymond- b. 1651 at Salem, Essex, MA; m. 1676 Martha Woodin at Beverly, Essex, MA; d. 5 June 1725 aged 74 years at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
Their children:
1. John b. 24 November 1677 at Beverly Essex, MA; m(1) 26 Jan 1699 Deborah Perry at Beverly, Essex, MA; m(2) 1726 Mehitable Nee Unknown.
2. Samuel b. 18 May 1679 at Beverly, Essex, MA; d. young
3. Martha b. 24 May 1681 at Beverly, Essex, MA
4. Samuel b. 6 Dec 1683 at Beverly, Essex, MA; m. 12 June 1707 Eunice Norman
5. William b. May 1885 at Beverly, Essex, MA
6. Thomas b. 23 June 1687 at Beverly, Essex, MA
7. James b. 5 June 1689 at Beverly, Essex, MA; m(1) 27 December 1716 Mercy Tinkham at Middleboro, MA; m(2) Elizabeth Nee Unknown
8. Martha b. 11 August 1692 at Beverly, Essex, MA
John is most likely the John of Middleboro, that is mentioned as the first Soldier to enter the Fort in the Narragansett fight, in December of 1675. He was not living in Middleboro at that time. 19 July 1675, there was a conflict at Pocasset. King Phillip escaped and the war continued. On December 1675, there was a fierce battle in Rhode Island, John Raymond, later of Middleboro, took part. John was a soldier in King Phillip’s War. John is found on a list at the Garrison at Brookfield or “Quabaug” on 24 June 1676; listed John Rayman 01 00 00. He is also credited under Capt. John Whipple of Ipswich on the same date John Rayment 03 00 00. Again he is listed in 24 August 1676 in Beverly-Town Cr. By Sundry Accept viz. John Rayment 03 11 00. The family moved to Middleboro, Plymouth, MA after 1692. John and his brothers, Thomas and Jonathan are listed in the local militia for the town of Middleborough. John is also listed as one of many purchase of land from Jacob Soule on 30 March 1717 for the parish burying-ground.
From the History of the Town of Middleborough p. 335:
Raymond Neighborhood “In the change of population, this place has, with the past fifty years, lost much of its significance. It is situated between Waterville, and Thomastown, and although in the early settlement its soil was productive, it is now one of the poorest and most uninviting parts of the won. A hundred years ago its population was quite numerous. They were the descendants of John Raymond, who came from Salem during the witchcraft excitement. While a resident of Salem, he early enlisted in King Philips’s War in the company commanded by Captain Joseph Gardner and was one of the bravest and most efficient men in his command. He was in the great battle at the taking of the Indian fort in the Narragansett country on the afternoon of Sunday, December 19, 1675, and is said to have been the first soldier who entered the fortification. After this campaign, he continued in various commands until the close of the war. He united the First Church, April 29, 1722, and was a worthy, devoted Christian, a man of much influence, commanding the respect of all. He died July 5, 1725, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. Some of his descendants with other residents of Middleboro, moved to Woodstock, Vermont.”
Generation Three:
Thomas Raymond- b. 23 June 1687 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 20 May 1708 Mary Coombs at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; buried at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
Their children: .
1. Elizabeth b. 13 September 1708 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
2. Amos b. 26 December 1710 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
3. Samuel b. 29 March 1713 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; d. 23 September 1737 aged 24 years at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
4. Thomas b. 18 January 1715 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 14 June 1746 Elizabeth Hall;
5. Eunice b. 7 February 1717 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
6. Martha b. 29 January 1719 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
7. Ezekiel b. 6 January 1721 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m.21 March 1746 Hannah Hoskins.
8. William b. 23 December 1722 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
9. Nathaniel b. 16 January 1725 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
10. Joshua b. 8 January 1727 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
11. Caleb b. 27 September 1728 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA;
12. Mercy b. 17 June 1730 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 23 February 1748 John Le Baron at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
13. James b.. 8 August 1732 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. Martha Coombs.
In Plymouth Court Records (9:104-106) General Sessions March 1738/39: 7.
William Bennett (Dartmouth Husbandman): that on 3 February 173839 William “after the setting of the sun…Came into the Dwelling house of Thomas Raymond of Middleborough, Husbandman…William…having a Gun in his hand and in a Great Rage and fury then and there Uttered Severall threatening Speeches that he would be Revenged of the said Thomas Raymond or his Creatures and behaved him self in such a rage and fury … that it Greatly Terrified the said Thomas Raymond and his family … in said house.” Witnesses: Thomas Raymond and wife. Deft. Pleaded not guilty. Jury verdict, not guilty.
In Plymouth Court Records (9:106-109): 10.
John Rouse (Rochester, Yeoman), George Brownell (Dartmouth Yeoman), William Bennet (Dartmouth, Yeoman), Malatiah White (Tiverton, Labourer): that on 3 February 1738/39 “all came to the Dwelling house of Thomas Raymond of Middleborough…have ing Each of them a Gun in there Hands and In the Dark of the Evening…at and near the Dwelling house…they made a great Rout and Disturbance by hollering, swearing and Shooting of Severall Guns to the great Terror of the said Thomas Raymond and his family then in the said house.” [see p. 108- Rouse, Brownell and Bennett pleased guilty. Each fined 5s and 19 s.ld.costs]
Generation Four:
Raymond 1
Joshua Raymond- b. 8 January 1727 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 28 November 1757 Grace Gurney at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
Their Children:
1. Lucy b. 17 April 1760 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA
2. John b. abt 1763 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 6 March 1786 Priscilla Cox
3. Samuel b. abt 1765 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 21 May 1798 Silvia Dunham at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
4. Joshua b. abt 1767 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. Phebe Nee Unknown
5. Levi b.abt 1771 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 28 March 1794 Anna Raymond at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA
6. Alden b. about 1773 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. Ruth Peckman
7. Amos b. abt 1779 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA
Raymond 2
Caleb Raymond-b. 27 September 1728 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. Nov 1750 Lavinia Arnold at Smithfield, RI
Their Children:
1. Phebe b. 16 December 1753 at Smithfield, RI.
2. Caleb b. 2 September 1756 at Smithfield, Providence RI
3. Lemuel b. abt 1763; m. 7 Nov 1793 Jedidah Ellis at Sandwich, Barnstable, MA
4. Stephen b, abt 1763; m. 27 November 1784 Elizabeth Holmes; d. 15 March 1843 at Rochester, Plymouth, MA
The Raymond Book gets a bit confused with the number of Calebs and jumps a bit from Caleb (1728) and Caleb (1756) but other documents such as Rhode Island vital records and Plymouth, Plymouth, MA Cemetery Transcriptions lay it out well.
Generation Five:
Raymond 1
Amos Raymond- b. abt 1779 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 25 October 1798 Margaret Vaughan at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; d. 13 April 1845 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
Their Children:
1. Alvah b. 18 March 1799 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 1820 Susan B. Bates at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA
2. Harriet b. 1801 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m(1) 27 August 1818 Clifton Hathaway; m(2) abt 1823 Cyrus Raymond; d. at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA
3. Darius b. 6 November 1803 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 27 September 1841 Mary E. Healy at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; d. 1872.
4. Elias V. b. 30 July 1806 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. Rhoda B. Raymond; d. 2 December 1865 at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA
5. Joannah B. b. 27 November 1808 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 7 January 1829 Lewis Raymond at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; d. 1 February 1853 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA- see Generation Seven.
6. Enos b. 31 December 1811 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 30 December 1840 Mary J. Pratt at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; d. 25 December 1891 aged 71 years at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA.
7. Cyrus b. 11 December 1814 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; m. 1 February 1815 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.
8. Lydia H. b. 6 April 1816 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts; m. 26 September 1835 George Bates; d. 4 May 1847.
9. Lucy Ann b. 10 January 1819 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts; m. 28 August 1836 Benjamin Taft; d. 15 January 1894.
10. Betsey Allen b. 10 October 1821 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts; m. 23 November 1842 Samuel Cushman Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
11. Amos b. 9 February 1824 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts; m. 4 December 1842 Mary Ann Pratt at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; d. 1857 at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA
Raymond 2
Caleb Raymond- b. 2 September 1756 at Smithfield, Providence, RI; m. 28 November 1782 Deborah Harlow at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; d. 4 July 1835 aged 78 years at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; buried at Halfway Pond Cemetery, Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.
Their Children:
1. Caleb B b. 29 November 1784 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2. Allen b. abt 1786 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 18 December 1816 Fear Chubbuck
3. Isaiah b. 1787 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 2 May 1812 Jane Nickerson
4. Calvin b. abt 1790at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 26 September 1819 Polly Cahoon
5. Diana b. at abt 1792 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. Lemuel Vaughn
6. Deborah b. abt 1792at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m.12October 1810 Ellis Shaw
7. Melissa b. abt. 1794 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 5 June 1815 Dennis Pierce
8. Hope b. abt 1796 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 1 April 1821 Otis Hartshom
HALFWAY POND CEMETERY #3 (HERRING WAY CEMETERY), located on the west side of Long Pond Road, just north of the intersection of the Wareham - Halfway Pond Road and Long Pond Road.
14. RAYMOND, Allen Mar 23, 1885 61-2-0
15. wife RAYMOND, Eliza Douglas Oct 24, 1852 21 yr
16. RAYMOND, Caleb Jul 4, 1835 75 yr In memory of
17. wife RAYMOND, Deborah Jun 19, 1849 83 yr
18. RAYMOND, Calvin Sep 23, 1867 72-7-0
19. wife RAYMOND, Polly Cahoon Jan 27, 1840 40 yr
20. wife RAYMOND, Sarah Douglas Nov 17, 1884 73 yr
21. RAYMOND, Aurella P. Oct 17, 1840 13-11-0 dau. of Calvin & Polly.
22. RAYMOND, Abigail Apr 3, 1887 86 yr wife of Isaac Swift.
23. RAYMOND, Tirzah d. Jan 28, 1830 2 yr dau. of Calvin & Polly
Notes:
14. Allen Raymond, b. 15 Nov 1823, Plymouth, MA, son of 18 & 19, m. 10 Jan 1847, Plymouth, MA,
15. Eliza Douglas, b. abt. 1831, Plymouth, MA, dau. of Earl Douglas.
16. Caleb Raymond, Jr, b. 7 Sep 1757, Smithfield, RI, son of Caleb Raymond & Lavina Arnold, m. 28 Nov 1782, Plymouth, MA, by the Rev. Ivory Hovey at Manomet,
17. Deborah Harlow, b. 3 Nov 1764, Plymouth, MA, dau. of Isaac Harlow & Jerusha Finney.
18. Calvin Raymond, b. abt. 1795, Plymouth, MA, son of 16 & 17, m. (int) 26 Sep 1819, Plymouth, MA, as his 1st wife,
19. Polly Cahoon, b. abt. 1800, Plymouth, MA?
20. Sarah Douglas, b. abt. 1811, Halifax, Plymouth, MA; m. 23 May 1845, Plymouth, MA, 2nd wife of 18.
21. Aurella P. Douglas, dau. of 18 & 19.
22. Abigail Raymond, b. abt. 1801, probably dau. of 16 & 17. Isaac B. Swift m. Abigail N. Raymond, 25 Jun 1835, Plymouth, MA. 23. Tirzah Raymond, dau. of 18 & 19.
24. Eudora (Raymond?), b. abt. 1851, probably "Dora Raymond", dau. of 18 & 20.
25. Diana Raymond, b. abt. 1800, Plymouth, MA, dau. of 16 & 17.
15. RAYMOND, Caleb Aug 25, 1845 37-11-0
Pilgrim families proved to be within this family line.
Connected Families
BLOODY POND CEMETERY, located on the east side of Long Pond Road, about 1/10 mile south of the intersection of Wareham - Halfway Pond Road and Long Pond Road. 1
Halfway Pond (Herring Way) and Bloody Pond Cemeteries Plymouth- Wareham, Plymouth, MA
Generation Six:
Raymond 2
Caleb Raymond- b. 29 November 1784 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 8 August 1803 Lydia H. King at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; d. 1868 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
Their Children:
1. Lewis b. 24 May 1805 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2. Caleb b. 26 September 1807 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. Betsey Pierce; d. 25 September1845 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.
3. Harvey b. 19 September 1809 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 21 October 1849 Olive Kendrick Staffin at Plainfield, Hampshire, MA
4. Aron b. 28 September 1812 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. Melintha Swift
5. Calvin b. 28 February 1815 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; d. 28 January 1823, aged 7 years at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
6. Thomas b. 6 July 1818 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. Phebe G. Pierce.
7. Lydia K. b. 24 October 1819 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 20 March 1843 Dennis A. Raymond at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA;
8. Sally b. 25 October 1821 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA;
9. Robert b. 13 April 1823 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA;
10. Huldia K b. 13 November 1825 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; 1 June 1845 William Manter at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA;
11. Betsey K b. 13 November 1827 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA;
12. Robert b. 13 March 1830 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 3 January 1854 Mehitable Nightingale at Sandwich, Barnstable, MA.
1850 United States Federal Census. Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 20 August 1850.
LL Shaw, age 22 years, female, born in Massachusetts;
Caleb Raymond, age 68 years, farmer, real estate worth $700, born in Massachusetts;
Lydia Raymond, age 65 years, born in Massachusetts;
Robert Raymond, age 20 years, farmer, born in Massachusetts;
Gilbert Page, age 12 years born in Massachusetts, attended school in the past year;
Harriet Paulding, age 13 years, born in Massachusetts, attended school in the past year.
1860 United States Federal Census. Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 26 June 1860.
Caleb Raymond, age 74 years, real estate $8700, personal $150, born in Massachusetts;
Lydia Raymond, age 73 years, born in Massachusetts; Robert Raymond age 27 years, mariner, born in Massachusetts; Mehitable Raymond, age 25 years, born in Massachusetts; Rosanna Raymond age 4 years, born in Massachusetts;
Walter Raymond, age 2 years, born in Massachusetts; Lewis Raymond age 23 years, born in Massachusetts, pauper; Priscilla Manter age 13 years, born in Massachusetts, attended school in the past year.
Generation Seven (and Six for Raymond 1):
Raymond 1 and 2
Lewis Raymond- b. 24 May 1805 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; m. 7 January 1829 Joannah B. Raymond at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA; d. 20 December 1893 at East Boston, Suffolk, MA.
Their children:
1. Fanny Margaret b. 9 April 1830 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA; m. 17 June 1847 Alexander Vining at Scituate, Plymouth, MA; d. 10 May 1865.
2. Lewis Harlow b. 29 November 1832 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA
3. Joannah b. 19 September 1834 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA; d. 4 April 1855 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA.
4. Calvin Harrison b. 5 April 1840 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA; m. June 1859 Ann Sidwell.
5. Thomas Allen b. 3 August 1842 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA’ d. 23 July 1871.
1850 United States Federal Census South Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 31 August 1850.
Lewis Raymond, age 45 years, shoemaker, real estate value $1500;
Joan Raymond, age 41 years;
Fanny M. Raymond, age 20 years;
Lewis H. Raymond, age 17 years;
Joanna V. Raymond, age 15 years, attended school in the past year;
Calvin H. Raymond, age 10 years; attended school in the past year;
Thomas Raymond, age 8 years, attended school in the past year.
Generation Eight:
Lewis Harlow Raymond- b. 29 November 1832 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA; m. 24 April 1853 Mary Catherine Godfrey at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; d. 7 June 1895 aged 62 years at Hanson, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Their children:
1. George Lewis b. 1854 at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA
2. Barbara A. b. 1867
1860 United States Federal Census Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 23 June 1860. Chiltonville Post Office.
Lewis H. Raymond, age 27, shoemaker, personal estate value $300, born in Massachusetts;
Mary C. Raymond, age 27 years, born in Massachusetts;
George l. Raymond, age 6 years, born in Massachusetts, attended school in the last year;
Heplevicah Godfrey, age 48 years, housework, personal estate value $100, born in Massachusetts.
1870 United States Federal Census. Hanson, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 23 June 1870.
Lewis Raymond, age 37 years, bookmaker, personal estate value $300, born in Massachusetts;
Mary C. Raymond, age 37 years, keeping house, born in Massachusetts;
George L., age 16 years, no occupation, born in Massachusetts;
Barbara A. Raymond, age 3 years, at home, born in Massachusetts.
1880 United States Federal Census Hanson, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 3 June 1880.
L.H. Raymond, age 48 years, self, married, shoemaker, been unemployed two months, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
Mary C. Raymond, age 48 years, wife, married, keeping house, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
B. A. F. Raymond, age 13 years, daughter, single, at school, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
Geo. L…, age 26 years, son, married, shoemaker, unemployed 2 months, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
Ida W. Raymond, age 21 years, daughter-in-law, married, keeping house, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
William L. Raymond, age 11 months, born in July, son of son, single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts;
See the article written about Ida W. Raymond
http://mblauss.blogspot.com/2008/01/letter-to-mr-otis-l-bonney-of-hanson-ma.html
Generation Nine:
George Lewis Raymond- b. 1854 at Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; m. 28 November 1878 Ida Washburn Bailey at Hanson, Plymouth, MA; d. 1 February 1933 at Abington, Plymouth, MA.
Their Children:
1. William S b. 1879 at Hanson, Plymouth, MA
2. Norman Ashton b. 6 October 1882 at Hanson, Plymouth, MA
3. Ira Russell b. abt 1884 at Hanson, Plymouth, MA
1900 United States Federal Census Cresant Street, Rockland Township, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 13 June 1900
George L Raymond, Head, born in May 1855, aged 45 years, married 20 years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born Massachusetts, shoemaker, did not work for three months this year, can read, write, and speak English, own home, have mortgage;
Ida W. Raymond, wife, born in June 1854, aged 40 years, married 20 years, two live births, two still living, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, can read, write, and speak English;
Norman A. Raymond, son, born in October 1882 aged 17 years, single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, tack man, did not work for three years this month, can read, write, and speak English;
Russell Raymond, son, born in July 1884. Single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, shoemaker, can read, write and speak English;
Lottie Raymond, cousin, born in September 1862, aged 38 years, widowed, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, pastor, can read, write, and speak English.
1910 United Stated Federal Census Hanson Town, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 10 May 1910
George L. Raymond, head, aged 56 years, married once for 31 years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, English, Handler, Hardware Store, can read and write, owns house, mortgage;
Ida W. Raymond, wife, aged 49 years married once for 31 years, three births, three live children, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, keeps house, boarding house, can read and write;
Norman A, Raymond, son, aged 28 years married once six years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, English, shoemaker, shoe factory, can read and write;
Edgar L. Withey, boarder, aged 39 years, widow, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, English, lacer, show factory, can read and write;
Frank L. Withey, boarder, aged 14 years, single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, can read and write, was in school in the year;
Ralph W. Withey, boarder, aged 12 years, single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts,, can read, and write, was in school in the year;
William W. Withey, boarder, aged 10 years, single born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, can read and write, was in school in the year;
Laura Raymond, granddaughter, aged 9 months, single, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts.
Laura Raymond, granddaughter, aged 20 years, single, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, US citizen, knitter, sporting goods factory;
Fred l. Thompson, boarder, aged 64 years, married at age 21 years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Irish Free State, mother born in Irish Free State, US citizen, laborer, road construction;
C. Louis Thompson, boarder, age 29 years, divorced, married at age 20 years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Irish Free State, mother born in Irish Free State, US citizen, laborer, road construction;
Winthrop Niles, boarder, aged 37 years, single, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Maine, mother born in Massachusetts, US citizen, laborer, town water department.
1930 United States Federal Census 183 Centre Street, Abington Town, Plymouth, Massachusetts, taken on 8 April 1930
George L. Raymond, head, rents, $18, aged 70 years, married at aged 21 years, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, Us citizen, no occupation;
Ida W. Raymond, wife- head, aged 66 years, married at age 18 years, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, US citizen, no occupation;
Ira R. Raymond, son, aged 46 years, married at age 20 years, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts,US citizen, laborer, tree nursery;
Generation Ten:
Norman Ashton Raymond- b. 6 October 1882 at Hanson, Plymouth, MA; m(1) abt 1904 Ella Isabel Gurney; m(2) 1918 Therese Marie Morrisey at Brockton, Plymouth, MA.
M(1) Children:
1. Lewis Hersey b. March 1905; d. abt 9 April 1970, aged 65 years.
2. Laura b. 16 June 1909 in Hanson, Plymouth, MA; m. 30 July 1930 Charles Herbert Kent at Whitman, Plymouth, MA; d. 26 April 1986 aged 76 years at Brockton, Plymouth, MA
Laura (Raymond) Kent lived with her grandparents George and Ida Raymond at 183 Centre Street Abington, Plymouth MA. She was born in Hanson, Plymouth MA. The house is on High Street, corner of High Street and Main Street. Her father, Norman Ashton Raymond, was also born there. Her grandfather, George Lewis Raymond, and great grandfather, Lewis Harlow Raymond, also lived there. Her mother Ella Isabel (Gurney) Raymond died as a result of scalding burns from a kettle of hot water. She was divorced from both husbands.
Colebrook Cemetery, Whitman, Ma Lot #4
Charles F. Gurney
Sarah Ann gurney Grave 3
Ella Raymond- grave 2
Gloria Whiting d. 1944
Arthur Whiting d. 1977, b. 1891 U. S. Army WWI only grave with marker
Charles M. Gurney (Probably child or stillborn) Charles Manning Gurney d. 18 November 1937 Sheppard Funeral Home
Death Notice- Raymond, 298 April 1962, Theresa (Morrisey) Raymond widow of Norman Raymond in 82nd year. Formally of 85 Cary Street, Brockton, MA Funeral Monday at 1:30 81 Green Street, Interment Melrose Cemetery
1920 United States Federal Census 57 Wendell Avenue, Brockton City Ward 5, District 80, Plymouth, Massachusetts taken on 8 January 1920.
Norman A. Raymond, Head, aged 37 years, married, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, US Citizen, edge fitter, shoe factory;
Theresa M. Raymond, wife, aged 40 years, married, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, US Citizen;
Laura Raymond, daughter, aged 10 years, single, in school this year, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, US Citizen.
(Special Note- Laura Raymond lived through the woods from Doris Dunbar-- later their grandchildren would meet and get married)
57 Wendell Ave Brockton, Plymouth, MA
1930 United Stated Federal Census 82 Florence Street, Brockton City, District 26, Ward 3, Plymouth, Massachusetts, taken on 9 April 1930.
Norman A. Raymond, Head, rent at $19 per month, aged 47 years, married, aged 21 years at first marriage, can read and write, born in Massachusetts, father born in Massachusetts, mother born in Massachusetts, repairer, machine shop; T. Marie Raymond, wife, aged 48 years, married, aged 17 years at first marriage, born in Massachusetts, father born in United States, mother born in Massachusetts, fancy ironer, laundry.
82 Florence Street Brockton, Plymouth, MA
**See The Joseph Kent Family genealogy for remaining lineage**
Sources:
1. Genealogies of the Raymond Families of New England 1630-1to 1886, complied by Samuel Raymond, J.J. Little & Co. 1886.
2. Plymouth, MA Vital Records
3. Middleboro, MA Vital Records
4. Smithfield, RI Vital Records
5. History of the Town of Middleborough
6. Provincial Papers, Documents and Records Relating to the Province of New Hampshire from 1686 to 1722, 40 volumes, Nathaniel Boulton, ed. (Manchester, N.H., 1867-1943)
7. Essex County, Massachusetts, Deeds, microfilm copies 3:78
8. Cemetery Transcriptions Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
9. United States Federal Census 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930.
10. Personal Family vital records 11. Map Quest Ariel Maps- various locations
**Special thanks to Laura Morgan for sharing all of her research! **
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