Amos | Thomas Dorman Jr. (1640-1715) is not an ancester that I am particularly proud to claim. He is identified as being one of the people who testified in the Salem Withcraft Trials. He apparently testified that a woman was responsible for the pining of his geese and bees as well as freezing 6 of his cattle to death. Nonetheless, one has to take the bad with the good. I will write more later on him. |
Roxana Grover Judith Wood (1662-1725) had 17 children in 25 years and all but 2 lived into adulthood and at least 14 of them married. |
Children were: (too many to list right now)
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Sources:
1. Dorman, Franklin A. Thomas Dorman of Topsfield, Massachusetts: 1600-1670 : twelve generations of descendants, Volume 1
Bowie, MD. Heritage Books. 1994.
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