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OSGOOD, Deborah
1640 - 1697 (57 years) 
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Name OSGOOD, Deborah Birth 1640 Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States 
Gender Female Death Mar 1697 Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States WAC 20 Apr 1933 LOGAN _TAG Reviewed on FS Burial Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Headstones 
Submit Headstone Photo Person ID I21830 Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith Last Modified 19 Aug 2021
Family ID F12034 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family RUSS, John Jr. , b. 24 Jun 1641, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesd. 4 Mar 1697, Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States (Age 55 years) Marriage 28 Aug 1663 Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States 
Children7 sons and 6 daughters Family ID F11844 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - This Osgood History is compiled by Franklin's wife Alice Ann Bawden Barney. Information used from A Genealogy of Descendants of John, Christopher, and William Osgood, by Eben Putnam, Salem Press: 1894.
The name Osgood is of Saxon or Norse origin and in derivation may perhaps be compared with Osbert, Osmund, etc. The syllable Os in Angle Saxon means, "God"—eg. Osbert, as Handsome as a God. The first syllable I am not sure of, unless it may mean what it does now, and the whole name signify as good as a god; it may be Ostgod—a good host.
The Osgoods for a century or more before the emigration of John Osgood belonged to the yeomanry (farmers) a class which...did not make much noise in the world...not often recorded in the annals of time. There is no warrant for assuming that there was any near consanguinity* of blood between these three early Osgood emigrants to New England. John Osgood was from Herwell, Hampshire, England; Christopher Osgood of Ipswich, Massachusetts, from Malborough, Wiltshire, England. While in regard to the English home of William Osgood of Salisbury, nothing definite is known.
Mr. Harrison of the College of Arms transmitted a copy of a pedigree in a private collection there to author Putnam. Harrison say s in transmitting it, "I believe Christopher was the name of the father of Christopher, William and Mary and as the name is an uncommon one, I would suggest that Christopher of Salisbury was father of Christopher of Marlborough and grandfather of Christopher of Ipswich. It would appear from the pedigree that this branch of the family is extinct in England, in the male line. •Consanguinity means relationship by descent from
On referring to the parish register of St. Mary's in Marlborough, Wilts, England, which begins in 1602, I find the following entries: Baptized, 17 March 1632\3, Mary, daughter of Christopher Osgood; married, 21 April 1632 Christopher Osgood and Mary Everatt; Married 28 July 1633, Christopher Osgood and Margery Fowler; Buried 21 April 1633. Mary Osgood" (Putnam 5).
Christopher's and Margery's daughter, Deborah, married John Russ.
From his will:
I Christopher Osgood of Ipswich being the same ancestor, blood relationship. weake in body but of perfect understanding and memory do committ my soule into the hands of my redeemer, an concerning that little estate the Lord hath lent me this is my last will and testament. First, I do give unto my eldest daughter, Mary Osgood, ten pounds to be paid her or her husband on her day of marriage and to my other three daughters, Abigail, Elizabeth and Deborah five pounds to each of them to be paid to them and every one of them at or upon their respective days of marriage...memorandum which was forgotten, my will is that my oldest daughter marry not without the desire of my wife and the consent of my overseers and that my younger daughters marry not without the consent of their mother and the advice of the overseers if it may be had, and that their several portions be paid unto them when they shall attain the age of twenty years if they be not married before that age.
- This Osgood History is compiled by Franklin's wife Alice Ann Bawden Barney. Information used from A Genealogy of Descendants of John, Christopher, and William Osgood, by Eben Putnam, Salem Press: 1894.
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