Hannah Quincy (Hull) Sewall (1658-1717)

Mrs Hannah Quincy (Hull) Sewall

Family
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She was the niece of Col. Edmund Quincy II who built the Dorothy Q. Homestead. In 1676, she married Judge Samuel Sewall who was among those who presided over the infamous Salem Witch Trials in 1692. They were the parents of fourteen children of whom only six (listed above) survived to adulthood.

Parents (2)

John Hull

Capt. John Hull, of Boston, Mint Master for the Massachusetts Bay Colony

1624-1683

Judith (Quincy) Hull

Mrs Judith (Quincy) Hull

1626-1695

Spouse (1)

Samuel Sewall

Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature, Massachusetts (Salem Witch Judge)

1652-1730

Children (6)

Samuel Sewall

Samuel Sewall, of "Brookland" (Sewall's Farm), Brookline, Massachusetts

1678-1751

Hannah Sewall

Hannah Sewall, died unmarried

1680-1724

Elizabeth (Sewall) Hirst

Mrs Elizabeth (Sewall) Hirst

1681-1716

Rev. Joseph Sewall

Rev. Dr. Joseph Sewall, D.D., Fellow of Harvard & Pastor of South Church, Boston

1688-1769

Mary (Sewall) Gerrish

Mrs Mary (Sewall) Gerrish

1691-1710

Judith (Sewall) Cooper

Mrs Judith (Sewall) Cooper

1701-1740