v. Peter,[2] (perhaps, Physician, of Charlestown,) d. 11th October, 1735 = Sarah Foster, 19th July, 1723. ¦ Joseph, bapt. 3d of May, 1724; a Leather-dresser. Sarah, Mary, both d. early. Peter, bapt. 26th Oct., 1729, died 1749. Mary, bapt. 23d April, 1732, m. Stephen White, in Waltham, 5th June, 1758. Parnel, bapt. 16th February, 1734-5, m. Dr. Edward Coffin. vi. Mary. 2. John, living 1719. 3. Jeremiah, living 1719. 4. ROBERT, (Author of _More Wonders_, &c.); Merchant, of Boston; died near the Close of 1722, or early in 1723, aged about 45. His Children all born in Boston. = Margaret, dau. of James Barton, of Newton, 23d Dec., 1699. She died before 17th Sept., 1744. ¦ i. James, b. 21st Dec., 1702, d. young. ii. James, b. 24th Feb., 1711-12, d. young. iii. Robert, b. 9th Mar., 1716/17, d. young. iv. Elizabeth, b. 7th May, 1704, living in 1722. v. Mary, born 25th Jan., 1712-13, died young. vi. Anne, b. 7th July, 1708, m. Green, li. 1722. ¦ Thomas Green, living 1740. Bethiah Green, living 1740. John Green, living 1740. Mary Green, living 1740. Rebeckah Green, living 1740. vii. Margaret, b. 4th October, 1710, married Star, li. 1722. ¦ Jaspar Star, li. 1740. Robert Star, li. 1740. Mary Star, living 1740. Benjamin Star, li. 1740. viii. James,[3] b. 7th Nov. 1714, li. 1744, but not in the Province; perhaps the Captive of 1757. = Abigail. ¦ Samuel, a Captive among the Indians with his Father. 5. Martha, m. Solomon Hewes, 28th September, 1700. 6. Mary, m. Sam'l Stevens, 9th of October, 1712. FOOTNOTES: [1] This Pedigree is given with the Hope that it will tend to interest some Descendant to investigate the Subject, and to compose a Genealogy worthy of it. The Compiler of this is not acquainted with any of the Name, and has here thrown together such Facts as were among his Memoranda, chiefly made many Years ago. [2] Not much Confidence is felt that the Family given to this PETER is the correct one. [3] This _James_ may not be the one mentioned in _N. Eng. Hist. and Gen. Reg._, xiv, 271; but is supposed to be he. [Illustration] MEMOIR OF ROBERT CALEF. WHEN any Man has moral Courage enough to speak plainly against any Vices, Follies, or Superstitions surrounding him, he must not only be a bold Man, but he does so regardless of the Cost; for all Experience teaches that whoever undertakes a Reformation of the Kind must experience a Fate not altogether unlike him who waged War with the Philistines.