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512. William Haskell
William Jr., also as Lieut.
546. Daniel Stearns
a cordwainer of Watertown, owned the old Isaac Stearns place, near the Cambridge line. (Bond)
547. Mercy Grant
second wife of Daniel
576. Richard Pinkham
Carpenter
"in 1738 Richard and son Tristram sued for land Phillip Crommett sold to Richard in 1697" (Noyes, Libby, Davis)
577. Elizabeth Leighton
"married Richard Pinkham by 1699, when Thomas quitclaim to her his only sister, land on Dover Neck willed to his father by his grandfather" (Noyes, Libby, Davis)
"In 1705 she and husband quitclaim to Ralph Hall the original 3 and a half acre house-lot of father Thomas Leighton, already in his posession" (Noyes, Libby, Davis)
580. Thomas Leighton 3rd
"was in Lt. Anthony Nutter's care 1677."
"Of Dover in June 1702, he deposed about Lt. A. Nutter 'whom I leved with'. Newington by 1714. Messenger to Earl of Bellomont in matter of Independence depredations."
"In 1735 he deeded to sons John and hatevil, in 1739 to grandson William and later to son Thomas for support of self and wife Deborah"(Noyes, Libby, Davis)