The Genealogy of one Vermonter, Darrell A. Martin

Jazen (--?--)

(circa 1608 - 5 August 1695)

Nine-greats-grandmother of Darrell Allen Martin.

Jazen was born circa 1608. Savage erroneously "splits her" into two people, "Jessie" and "Susan". Her identity is somewhat mysterious, and her name unique. I think she may, just perhaps, have been a Pennacook Indian. She married William Hartwell circa 1637.¹ Jazen died on 5 August 1695 in Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She was buried probably in the Hill cemetery in Concord, Mass..

Appears on these charts: Pedigree of Darrell Allen Martin (#1)
Pedigree of Darrell Allen Martin (#2)

Children of Jazen (--?--) and William Hartwell

William Hartwell Junior (who prob. died young) (1638 - )
Sarah Hartwell (ca 1639 - 8 Jul 1674)
Jonathan Hartwell (who probably died young) (s 1640 - )
Nathaniel Hartwell (who probably died young) (s 1640 - )
John Hartwell+ (23 Feb 1640/41 - 12 Jan 1703/4)
Samuel Hartwell+ (26 Mar 1645 - 26 Jul 1725)
Mary Hartwell+ (25 Apr 1649 - 13 Feb 1695/96)
Martha Hartwell (25 Apr 1649 - pre 12 Mar 1690/91)

Cited documentation

[S21] Lyman W. Densmore, Hand-book of Hartwell Genealogy, 1637-1887, second edition. (Boston: Press of Geo. E. Crosby & Co., 1887), pg. 5, "his wife Jazan."

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