Gordon Harris, articles on early Ipswich families, Historic Ipswich (historicipswich.net)
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Local-history articles by Gordon Harris on the Historic Ipswich website. Compiled from town, court and land records and from earlier genealogies, mostly without citations. Used:
- "John Proctor of Ipswich" (2025, the link above). In 1647 John Procter Sr. bought a 100-acre farm on Island Road from Thomas Firman. It also says "His first wife, Martha, had died on June 13, 1659. He remarried and left a widow, Martha," a reading the Low research does not share.
- "Robert and Hannah Pengry Day of Ipswich, and Some of Their Descendants" (4 July 2025): https://historicipswich.net/2025/07/04/descendants-of-robert-and-hannah-day-of-ipswich/ Lists Hannah (Day) Lord, who married Robert Lord Jr. about 1657, among the children of Robert Day and Hannah (Pengry) Day, and among her children "James Lord (1676 - 1734) married Mary (Haskell) Lord," with no source for the Haskell name.
- "The Labor in Vain Farm of Thomas & Elisabeth Emerson of Bishop's Stortford, England,
and Ipswich, Massachusetts" (22 June 2026):
https://historicipswich.net/2026/06/22/thomas-elisabeth-emerson/
Calls Thomas Emerson "a baker by trade"; in 1638 Samuel Greenfield sold him "a farm of
one hundred and twenty acres previously owned by Humphrey Wise," running from Turkey
Shore to Labor in Vain Creek; and he had six acres at Turkey Shore from Henry
Wilkinson. Gives the family tradition of a crossing on the Elizabeth and Ann in
---title: "Gordon Harris, articles on early Ipswich families, Historic Ipswich (historicipswich.net)"type: articledate: 2025-2026url: "https://historicipswich.net/john-proctor-of-ipswich/"seen: originalaccess: public---Local-history articles by Gordon Harris on the Historic Ipswich website. Compiled fromtown, court and land records and from earlier genealogies, mostly without citations.Used:- "John Proctor of Ipswich" (2025, the link above). In 1647 John Procter Sr. bought a100-acre farm on Island Road from Thomas Firman. It also says "His first wife, Martha,had died on June 13, 1659. He remarried and left a widow, Martha," a reading the Lowresearch does not share.- "Robert and Hannah Pengry Day of Ipswich, and Some of Their Descendants" (4 July 2025):https://historicipswich.net/2025/07/04/descendants-of-robert-and-hannah-day-of-ipswich/Lists Hannah (Day) Lord, who married Robert Lord Jr. about 1657, among the children ofRobert Day and Hannah (Pengry) Day, and among her children "James Lord (1676 - 1734)married Mary (Haskell) Lord," with no source for the Haskell name.- "The Labor in Vain Farm of Thomas & Elisabeth Emerson of Bishop's Stortford, England,and Ipswich, Massachusetts" (22 June 2026):https://historicipswich.net/2026/06/22/thomas-elisabeth-emerson/Calls Thomas Emerson "a baker by trade"; in 1638 Samuel Greenfield sold him "a farm ofone hundred and twenty acres previously owned by Humphrey Wise," running from TurkeyShore to Labor in Vain Creek; and he had six acres at Turkey Shore from HenryWilkinson. Gives the family tradition of a crossing on the *Elizabeth and Ann* in1635.