Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameTamsen MESSERVE 
, 8G Aunt, M261, 6513, F
, 8G Aunt, M261, 6513, FBirth1680, Portsmouth, Rockingham County, NH, USA412
Death1704412 Age: 24
FatherClement MESSERVE , 1309, M (1644-1721)
MotherElizabeth JONES , 1308, F (1645-1730)
Spouses
1Joseph HAM , 1C9R, H500, 7439, M
, 1C9R, H500, 7439, MBirth3 Jun 167876
Death172376 Age: 44
FatherJohn HAM , 8686, M (-<1728)
MotherMary HEARD , 8678, F (1649-1706)
Marriageabt Aug 170476
2John TIBBETTS , Spouse of 8G Aunt, T132, 7440, M
, Spouse of 8G Aunt, T132, 7440, MFatherJeremiah TIBBETTS , 7940, M
MotherMary TWOMBLEY , 7941, F
ChildrenSarah , 8825, F (1725-)
Notes for Tamsen MESSERVE
Mr. Waldron’s maid taken by Indians and left for dead 28 April 1704.76
Page 302 HAM, “4 John”; Page 477 MESERVE, “Clement”; Page 684 TIBBETTS, “7 Jeremiah”76
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Tamsen was working as a maid for Mr. Waldron on 28 April 28, 1704, when she was taken by the Indians, scalped, and left for dead. She did recover and marry and her children were born in NH. Her husband, Joseph, was killed by Indians in 1723 and three of their children were taken captive and carried to Canada. Tamsen went to Canada and was able to redeem her children.79
Page 302 HAM, “4 John”; Page 477 MESERVE, “Clement”; Page 684 TIBBETTS, “7 Jeremiah”76
Page 94858
Indicates name as Tamson412
Tamsen was working as a maid for Mr. Waldron on 28 April 28, 1704, when she was taken by the Indians, scalped, and left for dead. She did recover and marry and her children were born in NH. Her husband, Joseph, was killed by Indians in 1723 and three of their children were taken captive and carried to Canada. Tamsen went to Canada and was able to redeem her children.79