Huldah Symmes1
F, b. circa 18 March 1631, d. circa 19 August 1674
Huldah was born in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England. She was christened there on 18 March 1631 in The Priory Church of St. Peter.2 She was the daughter of Reverend Zachariah Symmes and Sarah Baker. Huldah married William Davis circa 1655 in Boston in the Massachuetts Bay Colony.3 William and Huldah had children: Sarah [9/43/1654], Elizabeth [6/26/1655], Mary [12/07/1656], Rebecca [8/08/1658], Huldah [10/21/1659], Ruth [12/17/1660], Ruth [born 2/12/1662], John [6/14/1663], Deborah [4/16/1665], Margaret [born 11/13/1667], Joseph [born 9/03/1669], Hannah [born 8/19/1674] & Jane [born 8/19/1674]. Except where noted the above dates are of their baptisms. Mary was born Dec. 3, 1656, Rebecca was born Aug 3, 1658 and Huldah was born Dec. 25, 1659.3 Huldah departed this life circa 19 August 1674 in Boston. It is quite likely there were complications at the birth of the twins.4
Citations
- [S457] Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volume VI, R-S - Zachariah Symmes - pages 641. [St. Antholin Parish Records page 58].
- [S1351] John Wight, Brief Memoirs and Notices of Prince's Subscribers, page 135.
- [S1356] Samuel Forbes Rockwell, Davis family of Early Roxbury and Boston, page 214-215.
- [S1356] Samuel Forbes Rockwell, Davis family of Early Roxbury and Boston, page 212.