Henry Kingsbury [2458] ²⁵

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Henry Kingsbury was at Ipswich in 1638 (Fellt's History); 1641 (theHammi tt papers). In 1648 he sold his 32 acre farm in Ipswich and bought of Dani el Ladd of Haverhill house and land on High Street in Ipswich. Twelve yea rs later Aug 30, 1660
Henry Kingsbury with his wife Susan sold their land on High Street for t wo oxen in hand to Robert Lord. He moved to Rowley, afterward to Bradfo rd Mass. Henry Kingsbury was the first Kingsbury in New England. He came o ver in theTalbot, one of
the ships in Govenor Winthrops fleet, in 1630. He had lived near Winthr op in England, at Assington, the next paris toGroton. (reference Massachus etts Historical Society)
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Note: Employed by Winthrop, Govenor Winthrop wrote to his wife "From aboa rd the Arbella, riding at the Cowes, March 28 1630, just before the depart ure from England. Henry Kingsbury has a child or two sick with the measl es but like to do well".
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Henry married Susanna Gage [2457] [LZ69-3DR] [MRIN: 412], daughter of Baronet John Gage [2454] [LVMC-LZK] and Penelope Darcy [2453] [L8W9-WN2], in 1635. (Susanna Gage [2457] [LZ69-3DR] was born in 1617 ²⁵ and died on 21 Feb 1677/78 in Haverhill, MA ²⁵.)