Rambles about Portsmouth. Sketches of persons, localities, and incidents of two centuries: principally from tradition and unpublished documents. By Charles W. Brewster.

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6th, 1692-3 Eleanor, daughter of Major William Yaughan.
His father died Nov. 3d, 1730. He first lived at Dover,
but early removed to Portsmouth, where he became Judge,
Councillor, and Secretary of the Province. His wife was
Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Thomas Westbrook.
29. Dorothy Sherburne was daughter of Samuel and
Mary (Benning) Wentworth, and was born June 27th, 1680.
She was sister of Lt. Gov. John Wentworth. She married
Henry Sherburne, described in another place.
30. Sarah Downing, died 1754, aged 70.
She was probably the wife of John Downing in Ramble
46, as he mentions no wife in his will.
31. Mary Wentworth was daughter of Nathaniel and
Mary (Lloyd) Mendum, and wife of Ebenezer Wentworth,
one of the sons of Lt. Gov. John. This Ebenezer had but
one child, Rebecca, (who married her cousin George Wentworth, father of Ebenezer, late of this city.) He married
Dec. 4th, 1746, and died Feb. 3d, 1757. He was born Aug.
1714, and she June 18th, 1723.
32. Henry Sherburne married Dorothy, sister of Lt.
Gov. John Wentworth. He was son of Samuel Sherburne,
who married Love Hutchins of Haverhill, Dec. 15th, 1668,
and was killed at Casco Bay Aug. 4th, 1691. This Samuel
was son of Henry Sherburne, who married (1st) Rebecca,
daughter of Ambros Gibbons, and (2d) Sarah, widow of
Walter Abbot. The Henry first alluded to was appointed
Councillor in 1728, and was also Chief Justice.
33. Elizabeth Waldron was only child of Col. Thomas
Westbrook. She was born Nov. 26th, 1701, and married,
Dec. 31st, 1718, the above mentioned Secretary Richard
Waldron.
34. Mary March, died 1759, aged 80.
Probate records show nothing in this case.
35. Sir William Pepperell, son of Col. William and Margarey (Bray) Pepperell, was born June 27th, 1696. He