Elizabeth m. Samuel Packard 1757.—Sarah m. Hezekiah Porter of Windsor 1757.—The mother Elizabeth d. 1755, Joseph Carver d. 1778, quite aged.

   4.   Eleazar (s. of Eleazer 2) m. Hepzibah, d. of Thomas Perkins, 1746, and had Mary 1748, Eleazar 1749, Nathaniel 1752, Bethiah 1754; he d. and the wid. m. Ebenezer Keith 1759.—Mary m. Seth Alden 1767.—Nathl. learned a trade with Alden, and moved away.—Bethiah m. Capt. Joseph Alden.

   5.   John (s. of Eleazer 2) m. Bathsheba Edson 1762; he had a D. Bathsheba, who m. Israel Bowker 1783; and a D. Eunice, who m. Joseph Knapp of Easton 1784.—His son John m. Huldah, D. of Abner Pratt, 1795.—John Carver d. 1803, æ. 65; he had a large family, who removed westward.

   6.   Joseph (s. of Joseph 3) m. Sarah Hartwell 1746, and had Hannah 1747, Rhoda 1749, Oliver 1751, Bernice 1753.—Oliver m. Mary Perkins 1774.—This family went to Providence.

   7.   Dr. Eleazar (s. of Eleazar 4) was a physician; m. Sarah, D. of Ephraim Keith, Esq., 1776; and had Sarah 1777, Betsy 1779, Hepzibah 1781, Mary 1783, Eleazar 1785, Nathaniel 1787, Lucinda 1789.—Sally m. Benjamin Willis 1801, and afterwards Seth Washburn, Esq., 1812.—Betsy m. Chilton Latham 1803, and afterwards Joseph Barrows, 1816.—Hepzibah m. Thomas Howard 1810.—Mary m. Capt. Abram Washburn 1804.—Eleazer is one of the firm of Carver, Washburn & Co. and m. Bathsheba Smith of Hanson 1821, and had Lucia 1822*, Joseph 1824, Mary 1826.—Nathaniel went away young.

   Ruth Carver m. Timothy Ames 1786.—Ruth m. Beza Harvey 1795.—Jabez m. Sarah Perkins 1742.—Wid. Sarah m. Joseph Clapp 1746.—Clifford of R., son of John, m. Wid. Polly Leonard 1806.—Sally m. Solomon Washburn, Jr., 1801, Abigail of Marshfield m. Job Ames 1814.—Eleazar 2d m. Nancy Jones 1787.—John Carver and Sukey (perhaps D. of Benj. Snell) had Grenville 1824, and Olive Snell 1826.—John Carver (or Cavener) m. Ann Jennings 1718.—Jonathan Carver was a Lieut. with Gen. John Winslow at Annapolis Royal, N. Scotia, 1755.—Jonathan m. Sarah Holmes 1746, and had John, father of Clifford.—Richard Carver at Watertown; his will 1638; his w. Grace; his Ds. Elizabeth and Susanna.   William Carver d. at Marshfield Oct. 2, 1760, æ. 102; (nephew of Gov. John Carver, being his brother's son); he left behind him the 5th generation of male issue.—Robert Carver, one of the train band in Marshfield 1643.

   CARY.—John Cary (from Somersetshire, Eng.) settled in Duxbury as early as 1639; he m. Elizabeth, D. of Francis Godfrey, 1644, and was an original proprietor, and among the first settlers of W. B., and the first Town Clerk; he d. 1681; his w. d. 1680; he had John at Duxbury 1645, Francis 1647, Elizabeth 1649, James at Braintree 1652, Mary at Bridgewater 1653, Jona-