Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Miss Susan Sewell” in chapter 9 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 3.:
...y of fasting and prayer was appointed, and the Church of Christ in Medford was gathered by a number of the brethren signing a covenant prepared for that purpose.
In October, 1713, he was married to Miss Susan Sewell , of Salem, daughter of Stephen Sewell, and niece of Judge Samuel Sewell. Judge Sewell's entry in his diary, under date of October 22, is interesting: I go to Salem; see Mr. Noyes marry Mr. Aaron Port...
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