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Lee - 12 Individuals Found

Photo	Name / Spouse	Father / Mother	Notes
	Lee Spouse: Elizabeth A. Mills	Father: Mother:
	Betsey Lee b.1749 d.1782 Spouse: Daniel Johnson	Father: Col John Lee Mother: Joanna Raymond
	Charles Lee b.1946 d.1994 Spouse: May Jean Zerkis	Father: Mother:
	Charley Lee b.1998	Father: Chris Lee Mother: Debbie Fravel
	Chris Lee b.1968 Spouse: Debbie Fravel	Father: Charles Lee Mother: May Jean Zerkis
	Elizabeth Lee Spouse: William England	Father: Mother:
	Henry Lee b.1645 d.1675 Spouse: Mary	Father: Mother:	In 1916, Thomas Amory Lee wrote, "The origin and birth of Henry Lee [of Manchester] are unknown, as are those of his wife, Mary _____. He is the first of seven men who settled in Manchester in 1650 [and] is recorded in the town records of Manchester as of Cheshire, England."[1] Following some discussion of descendants claims, Lee suggests, "the line of descent is unknown and certainly unproven." Henry arrived in 1650 in Massachusetts Henrys estate passed probate on 21 May 1675 in Essex, Massachusetts, United States.[3] Henry died in 1675 in Massachusetts, British America and their estate passed probate in July 1675 in Essex, Massachusetts, British America
	John Lee COL DAR A068618 b.1716 d.1789 Spouse: Joanna Raymond	Father: Justice Samuel Lee Mother: Mary Tarrin
	Maybelle Lee "MABEL" b.1887 SEP 10 d.1976 SEP 17 Spouse: William Dudley Sanfill	Father: Mother:
	Samuel Lee ESQ b.1677 d.1754 Spouse: Rebecca Masters	Father: Henry Lee Mother: Mary MAREY
	Samuel Lee JUSTICE b.1694 d.1753 Spouse: Mary Tarrin	Father: ESQ Samuel Lee Mother:	amuel (1693/94-1753), architect and builder, at Marblehead, Mass., m 1st, Mary Tarrin...(Abridged Com) 2368 Colonial Families (V-349): "JUSTICE SAMUEL LEE, Esq., was b. 24th February, 1693-1694; d. 6th July, 1753; he removed to Marblehead, Massachusetts, and became a celebrated architect and builder, as well as a great-merchant. Samuel was a housewright, and famous in Essex County for his intelligence and enterprise as a contractor and builder. He erected at least one hundred houses and stores in Marblehead; for the material he sent to Manchester, where there was a saw-mill and an abundant supply of timber. In 1745, he is spoken of as Justice Samuel LEE, Esq., a very wealthy merchant and owner of many warehouses. He was appointed a Justice of the Peace in 1740. In 1732 he was chosen Commissioner to arbitrate in regard to the famous (Gloucester) Dog Town dispute. Those familiar with Manchester history need not be told that Samuel LEE was a person whose reputation made him a reliable person to trust with this delicate mission. The penmanship of his report shows that he was a gifted man. He owned many slaves and ships and had a fine library. He journeyed to England a number of times and brought back a parchment pedigree of the LEE family of Lea Hall, entitled LEE Genealogy, beginning with Sir Walter LEE (temp. Edward III), and tracing the family down to The Most Noble and Puissant Lord George Henry LEE, Earl of Litchfield, Viscount Quarrendon, Baron Spelsbury and Baronet, through Sir John LEE, John LEE, who m. Margaret HOCKNELL, Sir Henry LEE, K. G., champion of Queen Elizabeth.â€ This pedigree emblazoned on sheepskin was owned by General LEE at the time of his death in 1891. Samuel LEE, Esq., also brought back the LEE arms, a fess between three crescents, which may be the coat of arms now owned by a gd. son of General LEE, inscribed, â€œThe Right Honorable George Henry LEE, Earl of Litchfield,â€ etc., corresponding to the description of the parchment, â€œPearl, a Fess between three Crescents Diamond, Supported by two Lyons,â€ etc He served as Town Clerk, Selectman and Moderator many times. He left $500 to educate the poor. He removed in 1743 to Marblehead, where he d.; m. (firstly) 8th October, 1712, Mary TARRIN, b. at Marblehead, 27th July, 1690, d. before 1745, dau. of â€œGen. Johnâ€ and Abigail (ABBOTT); m. (second) 15th October, 1745, Hannah (NEGUS) SWETT, widow of Dr. Joseph SWETT, Jr., of Marblehead
	William Ambrose Lee b.1861 AUG 24 d.1890 FEB Spouse: Dorcus Armenta Owens	Father: Mother:

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