Martin Kellogg

  General Notes:

GEN: Will dated Jan. 20, 1685 names wife Elizabeth and children Elizabeth, Martin and Joseph. GEN: MARTIN, probably born Braintree; married Elizabeth _______; "Martin Callog, an honest man," was buried in Braintree, 29 GEN: January, 1685. His will dated 20 January, same year, proved in August, 1688, mentions his wife, Elizabeth, and children, GEN: Elizabeth, Martin and Joseph, all under age. At the Manorial Court, 28 March, 1687, Elizabeth Kellogg, widow of Martin, was GEN: admitted to the tenement in which Martin Kellogg lately dwelt with the shop, yard, garden, etc., until Martin Kellogg, her GEN: son, could attain the age of 21 years, and to another customary tenement in Braintree until Elizabeth Kellogg, her daughter, GEN: should attain the age of 21 years, according to the will of Martin Kellogg, the elder, formerly husband of the said Elizabeth, GEN: dated 21 January, 1685. At the same court on 17 April, 1704, it was presented that their son Martin was 21, and he was GEN: admitted to the tenement in Hoppet Lane, and on 28 March, 1706, it was presented that the said Martin had died seized of the GEN: Hoppet Lane tenement, and Joseph Kellogg, his brother and heir, was admitted. On the 14th of March, 1722, at the same court, GEN: Joseph Kellogg surrendered the same tenement to the use of Nathaniel Kellogg and his heirs for £31 10s. Further entries in the GEN: Manorial Court as late as 1735, show that this tenement on Hoppet Lane was still in possession of the Kelloggs. No later GEN: search was made

Martin married Elizabeth.

Martin next married Sarah Dickinson, daughter of John Dickinson and Frances Foote.