Richard Dodge, of Dodge Row

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Richard, son of John Dodge, was born about 1602 in England. He was in Salem, Mass. as early as 1638 and lived for a time on land of his brother, William Dodge, then settled in Dodge Row, Beverly, Mass., not far east of Wenham Lake.

The house that he built stood probably where Lucius R. Dodge lately lived [this was pub. in 1910], near the north line of Beverly. He and his wife, Edith, were members of the Wenham church before 1648. In 1653 he was one of the subscribers to the Harvard College fund, his name being first on the list and for the largest sum in his town. He gave a lot of land for the burial ground on Dodge Row, and his gift was further confirmed by deeds from the three sons of his son, Edward, who died in 1687.

He died June 15, 1671, leaving what was a large estate for his day, valued at one thousand seven hundred and sixty-four pounds and two shillings. He gave to his sons, John, Richard and Samuel, each a good farm, valued in the inventory at over a hundred pounds each. To his sons, Edward and Joseph, he gave the homestead and provided carefully for his widow. She died June 27, 1678, aged seventy-five.

Children:

• 1. John, baptized Dec. 29, 1631, in England.
• 2. Mary, born 1632.
• 3. Sarah, baptized 1644.
• 4. Richard, born 1643.
• 5. Samuel, born 1645.
• 6. Edward, died Feb. 13, 1727.
• 7. Joseph

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/194449786/edith-dodge

She and her husband, Richard Dodge, are considered pioneers of Essex County, Massachusetts.

Her maiden name is BRAYNE. Edith is often wrongly sourced as having had maiden name of Woodbury -per Norman Dodge, findagrave contributor "even the Woodbury family will tell you he {Richard Dodge} did not marry a Woodbury. This is likely most often due to the book 'Pioneers of Massachusetts' by Charles Henry Pope, 1st published in 1900 and reprinted in 2009, ISBN #ISBN: 9780806307749.

Husband Richard created the family cemetery on their farmland which became known as "Dodge Row" and their graves are not marked in modern day (2009) both Edith and Richard's are remembered at that family cemetery, but their exact location of burial is not known.

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The Dodge family is among the original settlers of Beverly

Richard and Edith Dodge had the following children:

• M i Richard DODGE 1, 2 was christened 1629 in Stoke sub Hamdon, Somerset, England. He died 1629 in Stoke sub Hamdon, Somerset, England.
• F ii Margery DODGE 1, 2 was christened 7 Sep 1630 in East Coker, Somerset, England. She died Feb 1631 in East Coker, Somerset, England and was buried 2 Feb 1631 in East Coker, Somerset, England.
• M iii Lieutenant John DODGE was christened 29 Dec 1631 and died 11 Oct 1711.
• F iv Mary DODGE was christened 19 Apr 1635 and died 18 Aug 1710.
• F v Sarah DODGE was christened 3 Jul 1641 and died 11 Sep 1726.
• M vi Richard DODGE was christened 3 Jul 1643 and died 13 Apr 1705.
• M vii Samuel DODGE was born 1645 and died 4 Dec 1705.
• M viii Edward DODGE was born 1647 and died 13 Feb 1727.
• M ix Joseph DODGE was born 1650 and died 10 Aug 1716.

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There is a site on the Web operated by The Mary and John Clearing House. They track information about the first immigrants to come to MA on the Mary and John. One of those immigrants was Richard Dodge. The Clearing House has published a series of reports summarizing research that has been done. Their Website indicated that Volume 26 of this series included new information confirming that Richard Dodge had two wives. I finally was able to review a copy of Volume 26. The second wife is known to be Edith Woodbury, but they propose that his first wife was Edith Brayne.

They have a professional researcher named Robin Bush who is reported to have found a record of marriage for Richard Dodge of Middle Chinnock to Edith Bra(-) at Stoke-sub-Hamdon dated 5 May 1628. The brides full name was lost because of damage to the original document, but some testing suggests the next letter was a "y" and research of local records found two possible candidates. One was dispensed with as being married to someone else ( and she seems a bit too old). Birth records for the other candidate indicate she was baptized 17 May 1608 at Stoke.

The conclusions proposed by the Clearing House suggest that Edith Brayne was the first wife of Richard, and the mother of his first three children. They further propose that Edith Brayne was the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Braine/Brayne of Stoke-sub-Hamdon. Based on a search of local records, Edward is said to be the son of Thomas Braine "the elder" and Joan Hickes (daughter of John Hickes).

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/DODGE/2000-06/0961376988

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Birth: 1600/1602 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England; Death: 15 Jun 1673 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts
Burial: Dodge Row Cemetery, Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts

Father: John Dodge b: 1574 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England c: 29 Dec 1631 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England

Mother: Margery b: ABT 1580 in of Middlechinnock, Somersetshire, England

Marriage 1 Edith Woodbury b: 1602/1603 in of East Coker, Somersetshire, England; Married: 1628 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England

Children:

Richard Dodge b: 1628 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England; 

Margery Dodge b: 2 Sep 1630 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England c: 7 Sep 1630 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England; 

Samuel Dodge b: ABT 1631 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England; 

John Dodge b: 29 Dec 1631 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England c: 29 Dec 1631 in East Coker, Somersetshire, England; 

Mary Dodge b: 19 Apr 1632 in Beverly, Essex, England; 

Sarah Dodge b: 2 Jul 1641 in Salem, Essex, Mass c: 3 Jul 1641 in Beverly, Essex, Mass;

Richard Dodge b: 3 Jul 1644 in Salem, Essex, Mass;

Samuel Dodge b: 1645 in Beverly, Essex, Mass;

Edward Dodge b: 1650/1651 in Beverly, Essex, Mass;

Joseph Dodge b: 4 Jun 1651 in Beverly, Essex, Mass;

John Dodge b: 2 Jan 1661 in Salem, Essex, Mass

Siblings: William Dodge, Michael Dodge, and Mary Dodge

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Richard Dodge

Birth: 1602, East Coker, Somerset, England

Death: Jun. 15, 1671, Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts

Father: John Dodge (1574 - 1635)

Mother: Margery ? Dodge (1580 - 1635)

Spouse: Edith Brayne Dodge (1603 - 1677)

Children:

1. John Dodge, baptized Dec. 29, 1631, in England.

2. Mary Dodge, born 1632.

3. Sarah Dodge Woodbury, baptized 1644, d. 1726.

4. Richard Dodge, (b. circa 1642 - 1705).

5. Samuel Dodge, born 1645.

6. Edward Dodge, died Feb. 13, 1727.

7. Joseph Dodge

Richard, son of John and Margery Dodge was born about 1602 in England. He married in England to Edith (maiden name uncertain, but may be Brayne). Some of their children were born in England before the couple immigrated to America's Massachusetts Bay Colony, in Salem, as early as 1638. Richard was the 2nd Dodge to arrive in America, following his brother, William, who came in 1629.

He lived for a time on land of his brother, William, then settled in Dodge Row, Beverly, Mass., not far east of Wenham Lake. They received an 80 acre land grant disposed by the village of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts in the area adjacent to Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1638;

He was a farmer as were many in that inland area away from the Salem waterfront and village. The house that he built stood probably where Lucius R. Dodge lately lived [this was pub. in 1910], near the north line of Beverly. He and his wife, Edith, were members of the Wenham church before 1648. In 1653 he was one of the subscribers to the Harvard College fund, his name being first on the list and for the largest sum in his town. He gave a lot of land for the burial ground on Dodge Row, and his gift was further confirmed by deeds from the three sons of his son, Edward, who died in 1687.

He died June 15, 1671, leaving what was a large estate for his day, valued at one thousand seven hundred and sixty-four pounds and two shillings. He gave to his sons, John, Richard and Samuel, each a good farm, valued in the inventory at over a hundred pounds each. To his sons, Edward and Joseph, he gave the homestead and provided carefully for his widow. She died June 27, 1678, aged seventy-five.

As an original Dodge owner of the land which became "Dodges Row Cemetery," this family cemetery is on Dodge family land of his lifetime, although his burial site is not here. A headstone tribute was placed for him in 1962.

Sources/Credits: cemetery markers list online 2009; ancestry.com cemetery memorial marker photo by Karen Dankar, July 2010; Notice that Richard's headstone does not mark his grave, but memorializes him only, from Norman Dodge 11/2011; Joseph Thompson Dodge, "The Dodge Family of Essex County, Mass", New England Historical and Genealogical Register Volume 45, p. 383 (Oct. 1892).

Sources:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41654467

http://www.lanhamsource.com/getperson.php?personID=I3918&tree=T1

http://www.dodgefamily.org/Biographies/R/RichardDodge_emmigrant.shtml

• page 6-7 of Parsons, Mary Alvina Dodge. Ancestry of Nathan Dane Dodge and of His Wife Sarah (Shepherd) Dodge: With Notes. 1896.  "The Dodge Line."
  • John Dodge and his wife Margery had in Somersetshire, England, thiee sons, Richard, William and Michael, and a daughter Mary. Richard and William emigrated to America.

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Biography

Son of John and Margery Dodge born between 1600 and 1602; Married in England to Edith (maiden name uncertain, but may be Brayne - see her tribute on her name questions); Some of their children were born in England before the couple immigrated to America's Massachusetts Bay Colony.

They received an 80 acre land grant disposed by the village of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts in the area adjacent to Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1638;

He was a farmer as were many in that inland area away from the Salem waterfront and village.

As an original Dodge owner of the land which became "Dodges Row Cemetery," this family cemetery is on Dodge family land of his lifetime, although his burial site is not here. A headstone tribute was placed for him in 1962.

Sources/Credits: cemetery markers list online 2009; ancestry.com cemetery memorial marker photo by Karen Dankar, July 2010; Notice that Richard's headstone does not mark his grave, but memorializes him only, from Norman Dodge 11/2011; Joseph Thompson Dodge, "The Dodge Family of Essex County, Mass", New England Historical and Genealogical Register Volume 45, p. 383 (Oct. 1892).

According to the Dodge Genealogy,

Richard Dodge, "appeared at Salem in 1638, and 'desired accomodation.' It was learned in 1881 from the Parish register of East Coker, Somersetshire, England, that in 1628, Richard, son of Richard, was bapt. date missing. Sept. 7, 1630, Margery, dau. of Richard, was bapt. Feb. 2, 1630-1, Margery, dau. of Richard, was buried. Dec. 29, 1631, John, son of Richard was baptized. April 19, 1635, Marie, dau. of Richard and Edith was baptized.

"As immigrants were admitted to the colony only by applying to the town and obtaining leave, it is quite certain that Richard and his family came in 1638, and as the King was at that time obstructing emigration, it is probable that he left England without royal permission.

"After living awhile on the land of his brother William, he settled on 'Dodge Row' in North Beverly, not far east of Wenham Lake. The house he built stood probably where Mr. Lucius B. Dodge lately lived very near the present north line of Beverly, or possibly where Mr. H. W. Dodge now lives, a few rods farther east. The farm lately owned by Mr. Lucius B. Dodge was inherited from his father Richard, the son of Deacon Richard b., 1783, who bought it of his father-in-law, Jacob Edwards, b. 1746, by deed dated 23 April, 1819. Apparently the same land was bought by John Edwards, of Edward Dodge, cordwainer, Beverly, 15 March, 1781.

"It had been held in the male line from the death of Richard1. Mr. Lucius B. Dodge says the house now occupied by Mr. H. W. Dodge was formerly used as a cabinet shop by his father Richard, and by him turned partly around and converted into a dwelling. It is unlikely that either house is as old as 200 years.

"Richard1, the immigrant, evidently gave his attention more to farming and the care of his domestic affairs, than to town or church business; although he was a loyal church member, and one of the most liberal contributors to the support of the church. He and his with Edith were members of the Wenham church before 1648 according to its records, John Fiske being pastor.

"He also has a high appreciation of the value of education, for in 1653, in a list of twenty-one subscribers to Harvard College, his name ranks first, while the next largest sum was only one-fourth as much as his. He dedicated a piece of his land to a burying ground, which is now known as the Cemetery on Dodge Row. It was probably inherited by his son Edward, who died in 1727, for in February, 1730-1, the three sons of Edward, by a deed, confirmed the grant to their relatives and neighbors. The [p. 17] near neighbors of Richard1 were Zechary Herrick who married his daughter Mary, Peter Woodberry who married Sarah, John and Humphrey Woodberry and John Galle. He died 15th June, 1671, leaving an estate valued at the large sum of �1764 2s. He gave his sons John, Richard and Samuel each a good farm, valued in his inventory at over �100 each. To sons Edward and Joseph he gave the home farm, valued at �1000. To his wife Edith he gave certain appropriate personal property, 'to be her own absolutely,' and gave her 'the sole and proper use of the parlor & chamber over it in my now dwelling house,' and made liberal provision for annual payments to be made to her by her five sons. She outlived him seven years, dying 27th June, 1678, at the age of 75. (For wills, see appendix.) From this it is probable that Richard may have been born about 1602, and was about two years older than William. Edith, before her death, also made a will, and the inventory discloses a very comfortable state of worldly affairs. No grave stones, however, discolse their resting place." A list of their children follows, but the list of children does not seem to include the first two children, Richard and Margery, mentioned in the narrative, above, and lists Mary b. 1632 rather than Marie bapt. 1635. This discrepancy is nowhere explained.

Biography 2

Father of Richard. He and wife immigrated from England in 1638 without royal permission - they arrived in Salem, Mass. to join Richard John's brothers William and Michael; William having arrived nearly ten years earlier on June 29, 1629. Children born to Richard and Edith: 5 in England and 5 in Massachusetts. After moving to America, Richard and Edith lived on William's land for awhile but moved to 'Dodge Row' in North Beverly, not far from Wenham Lake. In 1637 or 36 Richard was given ten acres of land in Sales and on Sept. 26, 1638 the two brothers received 40 acres of land comprising the area between Salem and Dodge Row in North Beverly. Richard further pushed his land boundaries into modern day Beverly and into the Wenham Neck. Richard and Edith's house was near or on the town line between Wenham and Beverly.[1][2]

Name

Richard Dodge.[3][4]

Birth

Richard, was born about 1602 in E. Coker, Somersetshire, England.[4][5]

Religion

Member of Wenham, Mass. Church. Richard Dodge was a farmer. He and his wife were members of the church in Wenham, Mass., before 1648. He was one of twenty-one subscribers to Harvard College, in 1653. He gave a piece of his land for use as a cemetery (Dodge Row Cemetery). By his will, Richard Dodge gave his wife personal property and "the sole and proper use of the parlor and chamber over it in my now dwelling house." He made provision for annual payments to be made her by their five sons. He gave his sons, Joseph and Edward, his farm, valued at $1000; and he gave his son, John, a farm valued at over £100, Richard Dodge's estate was valued at £1!764.2. His widow also left a will.

Emigration

Emigration:

Date: 1638 This family migrated to Essex Co. in 1638. See also Dodgefamily.org Source: #S2 Death

Richard, died 15 June 1671 in N. Beverly, Massachusetts.[5]

Burial

Richard was buried in North Beverly, Essex Co., Massachusetts.[6][7]

Family

Richard's father John Dodge[3][4] ...

Richard's mother Margery UNKNOWN[3][4]...

Siblings: William Dodge, Michael Dodge, and Mary Dodge.[3][4]

Richard Dodge married Edith UNKNOWN.[3][4]

Children:

Edward Dodge, date of birth unknown; died February 13, 1727; lived at North Beverly.[3] Margery, bapt. 1630, in Somerset[8] John Dodge, bapt. in Somerset, December 29, 1631; d. October 11, 1711; lived at North Beverly.[3][8] Mary Dodge, born in England in 1632; bapt. 1635, in Somerset; died August 18, 1710; m. Zachary Herrick.[3][8] Richard Dodge, born 1643; died April 13, 1705; lived at Wenham.[3] Sarah Dodge, bapt. 1644; died 1726; m. Peter Woodbury, b. 1640 and died in 1704.[3] Samual Dodge, born 1645; died December 4, 1705; lived at Ipswich.[3] Joseph Dodge, born 1651; died August 10, 1716; lived at North Beverly.[3] Notes

AMERICAN DODGE ANCESTORS IN THE PARISH REGISTERS

The Dodge Family Genealogy book shows the ancestors of most American Dodges to stem from a John Dodge and his wife, Margery. Briefly, John and his children are listed below: The numbers refer to those used in the American Family Genealogy Book: non- American members so not have numbers, (except John . 1. )

1. John died about October 1636 . He married Margery. His children were: 2. (Farmer) William; Came to Salem 1629. Believed born about 1604 3. Richard appears Salem 1638. Probably born as early as 1602. . Michael lived and died at East Coker. Married Mary and had 4 sons and 2 daughters. His son included "Coker" William who went to America before 1665 and was baptised at East Coker 1643/4. Mary was married and died in England.

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Thus, using the available registers, we find in the East Coker register:

Baptisms of children of Richard and Edith: Margery 1630: John 1631: Marie 1635

Baptisms of children of Michael and Mary: Margery 1639/40: John 1641/42 (Coker) William 1643/44 who went to America; Michael 1646/47: Richard 1651

Welcome to Somerset by David Doidge - 1990.

Sources

↑ Probate Records of Essex County Mass. Volume 3, 1675-1681 (Salem Mass. The Essex Institute (1920) Page 198 Edith Dodge's Estatel ↑ Entered by Beth Babcock.Geni Family Central Biography by Justin R. Dodge ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 Cutter, William Richard Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Lewis historical Pub. Co., (New York, 1908) Vol. 2, Page 894ff Cutter ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Thompson, Joseph Thompson Genealogy of the Dodge family of Essex County, Mass. 1629-1894 Democrat Printing Co. (Madison, Wis, 1894) oclc: 1706583 Dodge Family ↑ 5.0 5.1 Perley, Sidney History of Salem, Mass. Vol. II, page 39ff Sidney Perley (Salem, MA : 1926) Salem ↑ Findagrave Memorial Richard Dodge ↑ Manuscript, [Hugh Darrell Miller, comp.] Genealogy: Ethel Peters Miller/Hugh Darrell Miller, 1985. Copy in possession of author. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Welcome to Somerset by David Doidge. Baptisms of children of Richard and Edith: Margery 1630: John 1631: Marie 1635 Doidge External Source Credits

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Religious Affiliation
Wenham Church, Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

DODGE FAMILY According to the book "Colonial Families of the United States of America: Vol I", the founder of the Dodge family was Peter Dodge of the town of Stopworth, in the County of Chester; gentleman; who did such loyal and valiant service for the good content of his Sovereign Lord, King Edward I, that he and his heirs forever were entitled to have, use, and enjoy a coat of arms fully described in a Patent dated 8th April, 1306, in the Herald's College. His descendant, John Dodge of Rotham, in Kent, was granted in 1547 a confirmation of the early Patent. Originally supplied 8 March 2013 by jmchugh2717174 Moved here to preserve content.

! Records compiled by Clara Coburn Hearn

! Records compiled by Clara Coburn Hearn There are conflicting stories about John Dodge who married and had a daughter Deliverance who married John Parker. There were probably two Johns and both married a "Sarah". Richard Dodge, bn abt 1602 in East Coker, Somerset Co., England married Edith (...), bn 1603. They came to America in 1629 and were admitted to the church in 1644. He was one of the founders of the Beverly Church. He died in 1672. His will was written in 1670 and he died 15 Jun 1672. It mentions two brothers in England, William and Michael, also a daughter Mary, wife of Zachary Herrick, and daughter Sarah who married Peter Woodbury. His wife died, according to probate records of Essex Co. Massachusetts 14 Feb 1677 but another source says she died 27 Jun 1678. Sources: Parker Hist. Virkus Savage II p 56 Hist of Salem, Mass., Boston and Eastern Mass. Originally supplied 8 March 2013 by dcoburn1255604 Moved here to preserve content.

This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /DODGE/ (AFN:35KL-7V) and Edith // (AFN:8J98-NT)