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     Ruth Putnam was born on 14 April 1871.¹ She was the daughter of George William Sewall Putnam and Tryphena J. Remick.¹

     Sarah Putnam was born on 17 April 1791.¹ She married Nathaniel Ropes, son of Judge Nathaniel Ropes and Priscilla Sparhawk, on 17 April 1791.¹

     Sarah Putnam was the daughter of Elizabeth Cabot Jackson.¹ Sarah Putnam died young.¹

     Sarah E. Putnam was born on 10 August 1866.¹ She was the daughter of George William Sewall Putnam and Tryphena J. Remick.¹ Sarah E. Putnam died in infancy.¹

     William F. Putnam was born on 29 September 1888 in Maine.² He was the son of William Sewall Putnam and Francis L. Fernald.¹ William F. Putnam married Lucy A. (Unknown).¹

     William Sewall Putnam was born on 4 November 1861 in Maine.² He was the son of George William Sewall Putnam and Tryphena J. Remick.¹ He was educated in the district schools near his home and the New Hampton Literary Institute, New Hampshire, and was at first a clerk for Leighton & Son, of Portsmouth, in whose employ he remained two years. For a further two years he was with W. G. Moulton, and then became associated with his father in the passenger and express business, an enterprise which has since been incorporated under the name of the Putnam Express Company, of which Mr. Putnam is treasurer. He opened a cafe in York in 1888, furnishing chiefly ice cream and confectionery. Mr. Putnam was interested in various business enterprises and has taken an active part in encouraging the growth of the town as a summer resort. In company with Mr. F. Varrell he erected a large number of handsome cottages for the accommodation of summer guests. He bought out the general store of Varrell Brothers, and this has been incorporated under the name of the Putnam Grocery Company. He was a Republican in his political affiliations, and was a member of the town committee. He was appointed postmaster at York Harbor in 1897, and has held that position since that time. He was also tax collector of the York Village Corporation. He was a member of St. Aspinquid Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of York; Lenity Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, of South Berwick ; Bradford Commandery, U. T., Biddeford; Maine Council, R. S. M., Saco; Kora Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Lewiston ; and of Riverside Lodge and Dirigo Encampment of Kittery, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.² William Sewall Putnam married Francis L. Fernald, daughter of Andrew P. Fernald and Lucy Jane Grant, circa 1887.³

     William Pychon was born on 24 July 1759 in Salem, Massachusetts.² He was the son of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall.¹ William Pychon married Martha Elkins on 4 March 1780.² William Pychon died s.p.²

     Anne Pye was the daughter of Col. Edward Pye and Anne Sewall.¹ Anne Pye married Robert Needham on 23 September 1714.¹

     Charles Pye was the son of Col. Edward Pye and Anne Sewall.¹ Charles Pye married Mary Booth, daughter of Charles Booth, circa 1715 in France.¹ Charles Pye was living between 1716 and 1743.¹

     Col. Edward Pye was born in 1646. He married Anne Sewall, daughter of Colonel Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe, in 1686.^1,2 Col. Edward Pye died in 1696.

     Henry Pye was the son of Col. Edward Pye and Anne Sewall.¹ Henry Pye was living in 1716.¹

     John Pye was born on 27 June 1730. He was the son of Charles Pye and Mary Booth. John Pye died in 1772 in Charles County, Maryland.

     Walter Pye was the son of Col. Edward Pye and Anne Sewall.¹ Walter Pye died in Maryland s.p.¹

     John Pyldren (alias) Dummer was the son of Richard Pyldren and Maude or Matilda Dummer.¹ John Pyldren (alias) Dummer married Joane Smith, daughter of Robert Smith, of Newton Valence and Agatha (Unknown), on 5 October 1541 in Newton Valence, Hampshire.¹ John Pyldren (alias) Dummer died before 3 June 1561 s.n.p. ?²

     John Pyldren (alias) Dummer was the son of Richard Pyldren and Maude or Matilda Dummer.¹ John Pyldren (alias) Dummer married Alice (Unknown).¹ John Pyldren (alias) Dummer died between 1 December 1574 and 11 December 1574.¹

     Richard Pyldren married Maude or Matilda Dummer, daughter of John Dummer of Overton. Richard Pyldren died before February 1540 in Owslebury, Hampshire.¹ He was buried in Owslebury, Hampshire.¹

     Thomas Pyldrym (alias) Dummer was the son of John Pyldren (alias) Dummer and Alice (Unknown).² Thomas Pyldrym (alias) Dummer is also recorded as Thomas Dummer. He married Joane (Unknown).¹ Thomas Pyldrym (alias) Dummer died between 24 September 1625 and 11 March 1626 in Swathling ?, Hampshire.² He was buried in Bishopstoke Church ?.²

     Catherine Pynchon was born on 25 February 1754 in Salem, Massachusetts.³ She was the daughter of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall.² Catherine Pynchon married Judge William Wetmore on 5 November 1776 in Salem.⁴ Catherine Pynchon died on 28 July 1778 at the age of 24.⁴

     Daniel John Pynchon was born on 7 October 1733. He was the son of Colonel William Pynchon and Catharine Brewer. Daniel John Pynchon died on 22 April 1754 at the age of 20 whilst a student at Yale.

     Elizabeth Sewall Pynchon was born on 26 January 1752 in Salem, Massachusetts.³ She was the daughter of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall.² Elizabeth Sewall Pynchon married Timothy Orne, son of Timothy Orne and Rebecca Taylor, in December 1771 in Salem, Massachusetts.³ Elizabeth Sewall Pynchon died on 14 March 1789 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 37.³

     John Pynchon was born on 27 November 1766 in Salem, Massachusetts.² He was the son of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall.¹ John Pynchon died unmarried.

     Col. John Pynchon was born in 1625 in England.¹ He married Anne Willis on 30 October 1644. Col. John Pynchon died on 17 January 1702/3.¹

     Lt. Col. John Pynchon was born on 15 October 1647.¹ He was the son of Col. John Pynchon and Anne Willis. Lt. Col. John Pynchon married Margaret Hubbard, daughter of Rev. William Hubbard and Margaret Rogers, circa 1672 in Ipswich.^1,2 Lt. Col. John Pynchon died on 25 April 1721 at the age of 73.³

     Col. John Pynchon Jr. was born in 1674 in Ipswich.¹ He was the son of Lt. Col. John Pynchon and Margaret Hubbard. Col. John Pynchon Jr. married firstly Bathshua Taylor on 18 February 1702.² Col. John Pynchon Jr. died on 12 July 1742.¹

     Joseph Pynchon was born on 30 October 1737. He was the son of Colonel William Pynchon and Catharine Brewer. Joseph Pynchon graduated in 1757 from Yale. He died in New York ?

     Margaret Pynchon was born on 24 November 1727.¹ She was the daughter of Colonel William Pynchon and Catharine Brewer. Margaret Pynchon married Major Elijah Williams on 11 January 1750. Margaret Pynchon died in April 1772 at the age of 44.

     Margaret Pynchon was born circa 1680 in Ipswich.¹ She was the daughter of Lt. Col. John Pynchon and Margaret Hubbard.¹

     Sarah Pynchon was born on 6 February 1757 in Salem, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall.¹ Sarah Pynchon married Rev. Thomas Fitch Oliver, son of Hon. Andrew Oliver and Mary Lynde, on 7 June 1778 in Salem, Massachusetts.^2,3 Sarah Pynchon died on 17 March 1832 at the age of 75.²

     Sarah Pynchon was born on 14 August 1721. She was the daughter of Colonel William Pynchon and Catharine Brewer. Sarah Pynchon married Josiah Dwight, son of Capt. Henry Dwight and Lydia Hawley, circa 1750. Sarah Pynchon died on 4 August 1755 at the age of 33 without issue.¹

     William Pynchon. A Salem attorney. He was born on 11 December 1723 in Springfield.² He was the son of Colonel William Pynchon and Catharine Brewer. William Pynchon graduated in 1743 from Harvard ranked fourth in a class of thirty-nine.³ Studied law with Mitchel Sewall, Clerk of Courts for Essex County. Admitted an attorney at Superior Court (1757) and a barrister (1762). Practiced in Salem and became head of the Essex Bar. Justice of the Peace (1761). Signed address to Hutchinson (1774), but recanted. Addressed Gage (1775). Watched Revolution. Law partnership with William Wetmore. He married Catherine Sewall, daughter of Mitchell Sewall and Mary Cabot, on 30 June 1751 in Salem, Massachusetts.⁴ William Pynchon died on 14 March 1789 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 65.^5,2