Captain Nathan Lord1
M, (12 July 1724 - 3 February 1792)
| Father-Biological* | Captain Samuel Lord1 b. 14 Jun 1689, d. May 1762 |
| Mother-Biological* | Martha Wentworth1 b. 9 Feb 1683/84 |
Last Edited=16 Jun 2026
Captain Nathan Lord was christened on 12 July 1724 in the First Church of Berwick, Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine).1 He was the son of Captain Samuel Lord and Martha Wentworth.1
Captain Nathan Lord, age 23, married Esther Perkins, age 26 , daughter of Matthew Perkins and Mary Smith, on 30 June 1748 at the Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine).
Nathan owned covenant at First Church of Berwick, Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine), on 26 February 1748/49.1 Nathan was a surveyor of lumber and a tavern keeper in Berwick.1 He was mentioned in the will of Captain Samuel Lord on 23 February 1761 at Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine).1 Nathan wrote his will on 1 October 1783 at Berwick, Massachusetts (Maine).1 He died suddenly on 3 February 1792 at Berwick, Massachusetts (Maine), at age 67 after a small wound in his hand, became infected quickly within a few days.1
Captain Nathan Lord, age 23, married Esther Perkins, age 26 , daughter of Matthew Perkins and Mary Smith, on 30 June 1748 at the Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine).
Children:
1. Abiel Lord (1748/49-____)
2. Samuel Lord (1751-1815)
3. Esther Lord (1753-____)
4. Mary Lord (1755-____)
5. Nathan Lord (1758-____)
6. John Lord (1760-____)
7. Mary Lord (1763-____)
8. John Lord (1764-____.)1
1. Abiel Lord (1748/49-____)
2. Samuel Lord (1751-1815)
3. Esther Lord (1753-____)
4. Mary Lord (1755-____)
5. Nathan Lord (1758-____)
6. John Lord (1760-____)
7. Mary Lord (1763-____)
8. John Lord (1764-____.)1
Nathan owned covenant at First Church of Berwick, Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine), on 26 February 1748/49.1 Nathan was a surveyor of lumber and a tavern keeper in Berwick.1 He was mentioned in the will of Captain Samuel Lord on 23 February 1761 at Berwick, Province of Massachusetts Bay (Maine).1 Nathan wrote his will on 1 October 1783 at Berwick, Massachusetts (Maine).1 He died suddenly on 3 February 1792 at Berwick, Massachusetts (Maine), at age 67 after a small wound in his hand, became infected quickly within a few days.1
Citations
- Eaton, Priscilla. The Lord Genealogy: Descendants of Nathan Lord of Kittery, Maine Through Seven Generations. volume 1. Waterville, Maine: Maine Genealogical Society, 2026.