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Arthaud, John Bradley, "The John Wallis Family of Cape Ann, Massachusetts," NEHGR, Volume 152 (1998), pp. -414; Volume 153 (1999), pp. 29-51, 183-206, 293-318.

[p. 50-51]

34. William Card4 (Rebecca3 Wallis, James2, John1) was born at Gloucester, 9 October 1717.[695] He married there 16 January 1745, Mary Babson[696] who was born at Gloucester 24 December 1723 and died there 16 October 1801, daughter of John and Hannah (Hodgkins) Babson.[697] Mary is buried in the First Parish Cemetery.[698]
Children, recorded at Gloucester:[699]
  1. Mary Card5, b. 13 Sept. 1748; d. probably young.
  2. Mary Card, b. 8 Feb. 1750; bur. as Mary Beach, 23 June 1834, ae. 84;[700] m. (1) at Gloucester, 31 Jan. 1776, William Sargent,[701] son of Daniel and Lydia (Stanwood) Sargent. Neither children nor a death record for him are in the Gloucester VRs, but Babson indicates that William joined the army on Long Island in 1776 and was killed that year.[702] Mary m. (2) at Gloucester, 20 Jan. 1782, as his third wife,[703] David Plumer, b. there 24 May 1738, d. there 13 July 1801, ae. 63, son of Daniel and Ann (Newman) Plumer.[704] She m. (3) at Gloucester, 2 Jan. 1814,[705] Capt. John Beach, who d. at Chillicothe, Ohio, "news received" 7 Feb. 1819.[706]
  3. One Sargent son:
    1. William, b. probably 1776; d. 1 Nov. 1865, ae. 97y 1m 21d [sic].[707]
    Two Plumer children:
    1. Mary, b. ca. 1782; d. at Milton, Mass., [8?] May 1865; m. _____ Whitney.[708]
    2. Addison, b. 3 March 1785; d. 10 Nov. 1835 ae. 50; m. (1) 12 Nov. 1809, Mary Haskell, d. 21 Jan. 1814; he m. (2) 17 July 1816, Mary Whittemore.
    3. Seven Plumer children recorded at Gloucester:[709]
      1. Addison, b. 2 Nov. 1811; m. 24 Dec 1835 Nancy O. Rogers.
      2. Mary Haskell, b. 16 Jan 1814.
      3. George Whittemore, b. 5 Dec. 1817.
      4. David, b. 13 Feb. 1821.
      5. John Kittredge, b. 9 Sept. 1823; d. 8 Nov. 1824.
      6. John Kittredge, b. 8 April 1825.
      7. Lucy Whittemore, b. 3 Aug. 1838.
    4. William Card, bp. 21 Oct. 1753; d. at Portland, Me., ca. 1818; m. (1) int. at Gloucester 19 March 1787, Abigail Ryerson, (2) at Gloucester, 3 May 1791, Sally Allen.[710]
    5. One Card son:
      1. Jacob Allen, d. in California.[711]
    6. Job Card, bp. 30 Nov. 1755; no further record.
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695. Gloucester VRs, 1:139.
696. Gloucester VRs, 2:122.
697. Gloucester VRs, 1:138-139; Chaplin, Babson Genealogy [note 415], 19-21.
698. Gloucester, Massachusetts, Burials 1711-1898 Inscribed on Gravestones (Gloucester: Archives Committee, City of Gloucester, 1996), 19.
699. Gloucester VRs, 1:138-139.
700. Gloucester VRs, 3:69.
701. Gloucester VRs, 2:489; see Sargent Genealogy [note 515].
702. Babson's Notes and Additions, Part 2 [note 5], 66.
703. Gloucester VRs, 2:428.
704. Gloucester VRs, 3:243; Sidney Perley, The Plumer Genealogy (Salem: The Essex Institute, 1917), 90-91 (this very incomplete compilation does not show the surname of David's third wife, Mary).
705. Gloucester VRs, 2:80.
706. Gloucester VRs, 3:69.
707. Babson's Notes and Additions, Part 2 [note 5], 66. Babson notes that the age is about eight years too old.
708. Mass. VRS (Milton), 184:217, names her parents of Gloucester but states she was born in Milton. Sargent Genealogy [note 515], Fam. 38, erroneously placed her as a Sargent as she was named as a sister in her [half-]brother's will.
709. Gloucester VRs, 1:543-544.
710. Gloucester VRs, 2:122 (both marriages).
711. Babson's Notes and Additions, Part 1 [note 4], 12.

Ullmann, Helen Schatvet, "Some Fairfield County, Connecticut, Anglican Church Records," NEHGR, Volume 153 (1999), pp. 110-120.

Church records for the present town of Norwalk are almost nonexistent for the 18th century. However, two small booklets from the 1740s, kept by a Church of England minister, probably named Richard Caner, do survive in the vault at the Connecticut State Library. The first, among records of St. Paul's Church, contains accounts and is useful for establishing residence of individuals. The other, transcribed below, contains records of communicants and baptisms and a few marriages and deaths for four towns in Fairfield County.[1] Apparently this booklet has been largely unknown to researchers. For example, the baptism of a Daniel Bouton, son of John, on 2 June 1744, has not been included in any Bouton materials researched by this author.
Norwalk, Ridgfield [sic], Stanford [sic], Greenwich Church of England
Register Book 1742-1746
[first page, typed]
Norwalk - Communicants and Baptisms 1742-1746
Ridgfield - Communicants and Baptisms 1742-1745
Stanford - Communicants and Baptisms 1742-1746
Greenwich - Communicants and Baptisms 1742-1744
Marriages 1742-1746 [there is not mention of the burials recorded on the same page]
Catalogue of Professors of the Church of England in Norwalk who bear and pay rates in said town
Connecticut State Library, 1952
Norwalk
[The first few pages have six columns, the first two comprising a list of communicants, the last four of baptisms. Although the communicants are on two pages, they are presented here first, followed by the baptisms. The communicants columns are headed, "Names of Communiants" and "When first Admitted." For purposes of legibility, the two columns are here reversed.]

[p. 111]

July 4, 1742 Joseph Whitney
Mary Whitney
[Columns for baptisms are headed, "Names of the Baptized," "Being Infants or Adults," "Time when Baptized" and "Sponsors Names." The information is not presented here in column format, and the word infant is omitted while "Adult" is included.]

[p. 115]

Ester of Jonathan & Ann Camp, March 25, 1744, sp. Ralp [sic] Isaacs, Phebe Marven, Mary Whitny

[p. 116]

James of Joseph & Mary Whitney, Dec. 8, 1745, sp. Nehemiah Rogers, Elizaa Rogers & Miles Riggs
Mary of Lindle & Mary Fitch, Dec. 8, 1745, sp. Joseph Whitney, Joanna Brown & Sarah Brown
Stamford

[p. 118]

Elizabeth of Miles Rigs, Jan. 10, 1742/3, Nathaniel Finch, Mary Whitney

[p. 119-120]

"A Catalogue of ye Professors of ye Church of England in Norwalk who bear And Pay Rates in sd Town those marked thus T were shuch [?] June ye 1st 1742."
T - Whitne Joseph

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