John Peabody was a member of the notable Peabody family of Colonial Massachusetts. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1642/00/00 | Lydia Perkins Peabody, wife of Francis Peabody, gives birth to a son, John Peabody, in Hampton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony (now New Hampshire). | Born | Hampton, NH | New Hampshire | |||
| 1665/11/23 | Hannah Andrews, daughter of Robert Andrews and Grace Melburn Andrews. marries John Peabody. | Groom | |||||
| 1692/08/05 | John Willard is brought to trial found guilty of witchcraft. After the trial, John Peabody and eleven other jury members who convicted John Willard, will sign and circulate a declaration of regret. | Jury Member | Salem Witch Trials | ||||
| 1703/11/26 | Sarah Trescott, daughter of William Trescott and Elizabeth Dyer Trescott, marries John Peabody in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Province. | Groom | |||||
| 1720/07/05 | John Peabody dies in Boxford, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay. | Died | Boxford Village MA | Boxford, MA | |||
| 1720/08/00 | The will of the late John Peabody, dated 17 October 1719, is proved. His sons David and Nathan Pabody sign the agreement of heirs. Additional legatees include John's five married daughters, several grandchildren, three servants and his widow. | In memoriam |
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