4. Benjamin3 Jackman Jr (Benjaman, #8);50,51 christened 8 Mar 1752 at South Byfield, MA; born 17 Mar 1752 at Rowley, MA;52,53 married Ruth Jackman (see #5), daughter of Capt Timothy Jackman Jr and Mary Thirston, 7 May 1776 at Linebrook Parish, Essex, MA; Linebrook parish records source of 7 May date, elsewhere reported as 8 August;54,55,56 died 25 Feb 1825 at age 72;57,58 buried after 25 Feb 1835 at South Byfield, MA.
Children of Benjamin3 Jackman Jr and Ruth Jackman (see #5) were as follows:
5. Ruth3 Jackman (Timothy, #10);70,71,72 born 7 Oct 1755 at Rowley, MA;73,74 christened 12 Oct 1755 at Byfield, MA; married Benjamin Jackman Jr (see #4), son of Benjaman Jackman and Elisabeth Noyes, 7 May 1776 at Linebrook Parish, Essex, MA; Linebrook parish records source of 7 May date, elsewhere reported as 8 August;75,76,77 died 9 Jul 1842 at age 86; Widow of Benjamin, at age 86 years, 9 months;78,79,80 buried after 9 Jul 1842 at South Byfield, MA.
6. John3 Barker (Jedidiah, #12);81,82,83,84 born 21 Apr 1758; "of Bradford;"85,86 married Mary Jackman (see #7), daughter of Capt Timothy Jackman Jr and Mary Thirston, 27 Mar 1781 at Newbury, MA;87,88 died 22 Oct 1828 at Bethel, ME, at age 70;89 buried 25 Oct 1828 at Bethel, ME.90
He Went from Rowley to Bethel via Londonderry and Androscoggin River. Bought a Revolutionary Soldier's claim on interval land on Androscoggin River with his eldest son. Wife Mary joined him in mid-winter via Pinkham Notch abt 1799, with children including Abigail (to be called widow Jackman), Timothy and Samuel, 8 children altogether. Timothy and Samuel drove oxen to make the path. When John died in 1828, Mary wrote to get help from her nephew Ebenezer Jackman, who later married her daughter Abigail. The 1790 census Coxhall town, York ME lists a John Barker with 2 females and one boy.91 West Bethel records refer to John Barker as a Revolutionary war veteran, we aren't sure about this.92 He lived in 1804 at Bethel, ME, Came from Londonderry, NH.93
Children of John3 Barker and Mary Jackman (see #7) were as follows:
He lived at Bethel, ME, Took up land of Revolutionary sodier with his father.106
He lived at West Bethel, ME, Built a house which so far as we know is still standing. Miss Alice lived in the house, her nephew Arthur Head lives there now. John and Arthur Head knowledgeable officers of Bethel Historical Society.115
7. Mary3 Jackman (Timothy, #10);128,129 baptized 21 Nov 1761;130 born 16 Nov 1762; "of Byfield Rowley;"131 married John Barker (see #6), son of Jedidiah Barker and Sarah Stickney, 27 Mar 1781 at Newbury, MA.132,133