Mark and others, I think we have to be careful which Damaris SHATTUCK about whom we are speaking. There is the Damaris SHATTUCK who is spoken of in the records as "widow Shattuck" of Salem MA. According to my research, she and her first husband, Mr. SHATTUCK, (I have seen suggestions that his given name was Samuel and her maiden name was Sibley, but with no documentation) had seven children including Mark's ancestor Hannah SHATTUCK, married to George GARDNER; and my ancestor Damaris SHATTUCK, married to Isaac PAGE (some also say married to another PAGE, but  I have seen no documentation for that marriage).  Widow Damaris SHATTUCK subsequently married Capt. Thomas GARDNER in Salem and she died 28 Nov 1674 in Salem. Below is what I have for Widow SHATTUCK and her next generation, with sources. As is the usual case, this is a work in progress and I will appreciate corrections and additions, with sources. Jim Barbee **************************************************First Generation1. Damaris (SHATTUCK) Damaris (SHATTUCK) and Unknown SHATTUCK were married before 1620. +2 i. Samuel SHATTUCK, born about 1620, , , England; married Grace (SHATTUCK); married Hannah (SHATTUCK); died on 6 Jun 1689, Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts. +3 ii. Damaris SHATTUCK, married Isaac PAGE, on 30 Sep 1653, Boston, Norfolk County, Massachuetts +4 iii. Mary SHATTUCK, married Unk. HAMS ?. +5 iv. Hannah? SHATTUCK, married George GARDNER +6 v. Sarah SHATTUCK, born estimated 1632, , , England; married Richard GARDNER; died in 1724, Nantucket, , Nantucket Co., Massachuetts. 7 vi. Gertrude ? SHATTUCK 8 vii. William SHATTUCK Damaris (SHATTUCK) and Capt. Thomas GARDNER were married after 1641 in Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts ?.    1immigrated before 1641.1"At what time she came from England, whether before or after the death of her first husband, and what his christian[sic] name was, are unknown." She died on 28 Nov 1674 at Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts.1She was known as the "widow Shattuck" when admitted to the church at Salem Massachuetts in 1641.1Birth order of children is uncertain. Sarah, Samuel and William were excommunicated from the church at Salem for attending Quaker meetings. Hannah was dismissed, reason not known. Damaris and her hushand, Isaac Page, removed to Pasquotank County, North Carolina and were among the early members of the Symons Creek Quaker meeting.1-3Unknown SHATTUCK was born. Some sources suggest that his given name may have been Samuel Damaris (SHATTUCK) and Unknown SHATTUCK had the following children:4.1.2was born. "... believed to have married Joseph Page before 1643. Joseph was a brother to Isaac Page, husband of her sister, Damaris."2was born. May have been born in England ca 1621, married to Susanna _____, died in Watertown, MA, 16 Aug 1672 (Sources unknown)1She was the second wife of Thomas. Capt. Thomas GARDNER1signed a will on 7 Dec 1668 in Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts.1His will mentions his second wife, Damaris and nine children from his first marriage. He died on 4 Sep 1677 at Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts.1He was "... a distinquished merchant and citizen of Salem."Second Generation2. Samuel SHATTUCK Samuel SHATTUCK and Grace (SHATTUCK) were married. Grace (SHATTUCK) Samuel SHATTUCK and Hannah (SHATTUCK) were married. Hannah (SHATTUCK)   3. Damaris SHATTUCK (Damaris (SHATTUCK)-1) was born. Damaris SHATTUCK and Isaac PAGE were married on 30 Sep 1653 in Boston, Norfolk County, Massachuetts. How is this Shattuck family related to William Samuel Shattuck family? +9 i. Elizabeth PAGE, born about 1663, Boston, Norfolk County, Massachuetts ? +10 ii. Damaris PAGE, born about 1659, , , Massachuetts? 4. Mary SHATTUCK Mary SHATTUCK and Unk. HAMS ? were married. Unk. HAMS ?   5. Hannah? SHATTUCK Hannah? SHATTUCK and George GARDNER were married.   6. Sarah SHATTUCK Sarah SHATTUCK and Richard GARDNER were married. Richard GARDNER   Prepared by: James Read Barbee, Jr 2241-C Wesley Way Reynoldsburg OH 43068 614-322-1010 [email protected](Damaris (SHATTUCK)-1) was born about 1620 at , , England. He died on 6 Jun 1689 at Salem, Essex County, Massachuetts. ".... a feltmaker or hatter; joined First Church at Salem, 15 May 1642 .... Children were Samuel, Hannah, Damaris, Mary, Priscilla, Return(f), Retire (m), and Patience. Excommunicated from Salem Church for being a Quaker and banished from the colony on pain of death. Went to England and obtained on 19 September 1661, a mandamus commanding the magistrates and ministers of New England to 'forebear to proceed any further against the Quakers.' Also he was appointed King's deputy to carry the papers back to New England, which he did."5was born.2was born.4Was she also married to Isaac's brother Samuel? "Isack Page a signer of a Quaker Document addressed to ASHLEY COOPER and the rest odf the Lords Proprietors of North Carolina disclaiming any part in the 'seditious actions which hath happened in this County of Albemarle' ... 'These may give to understand that most of us whose names are hereunto sunbscribed have been Inhabitants in Carolina since the years1663: and 1664' ,,, 'These from the people of God who are in scorn called Quakers whose names are hereunder written' ... 'The thirteenth day of the 7th month 1679'.."6Isaac PAGE3was born about 1630 at , , England?. He signed a will in 1680 in Symons Creek Monthly Meeting, Pasquotank County, North Carolina.7"Three wills are recorded in the first book of women's minutes .... Will of Isack Page, dated 1680, 4, 30. Executors, Charles Prous and Henry White. Witnesses, Dorothy Prous, Demaris Moris and Elizabeth Page. Mentions his daughter, Damaris, and her children; his daughter, Elizabeth, and provides for her if she marries Samuel Hill" [She apparently did not marry him]. He died in 1680 at Symons Creek Monthly Meeting, Pasquotank County, North Carolina.8"Isaac Page d. 5-4-1680, at a good old age. 'Bearing a faithful testimony for the truth till his death'." "The early membership of the [Symon's Creek] monthly meeting included Caleb Bundy, Samuel Bundy .... Zachariah Nixon, Jacob Overman, Isaac Page, ....Ann Symons, Sr., Jeremiah Symons, Sr., .... Thomas Symons ..... ". Name also spelled Isack and Isacke in various places. Damaris SHATTUCK and Isaac PAGE had the following children:9; married Zachariah NIXON II, in 1681, Symons Creek Monthly Meeting, Pasquotank County, North Carolina10; died in 1726, Symons Creek Monthly Meeting, Pasquotank County, North Carolina9.11; married John MORRIS, before 168012; married Henry WHITE II, in 1681, Little River Monthly Meeting, Perquimans County, North Carolina12; died on 12 Sep 1712, Pasquotank Monthly Meeting, Pasquotank County, North Carolina11.2(Damaris (SHATTUCK)-1) was born. " ... evidently not a Quaker."2was born.2(Damaris (SHATTUCK)-1) was born. ".. perhaps the first wife of George Gardner, son of Thomas Gardner."1George GARDNER1(son of Capt. Thomas GARDNER and Margaret FRIER) was born.2(Damaris (SHATTUCK)-1) was born estimated 1632 at , , England. She died in 1724 at Nantucket, , Nantucket Co., Massachuetts.2(son of Capt. Thomas GARDNER and Margaret FRIER) was born.  Sources1. Lemuel Shattuck, Memorials of the Descendants of William Shattuck (Boston: Dutton and Wentworth, 1855) On-line at Google Books, 361. 2. The American Genealogist (New Haven: , Quarterly), 30:168. 3. William Wade Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, volumes 1 - 6. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, 1973), 1:92. 4. Hardin, Clifford & Massey, Dorothy Hardin, The Ancestors and Family of Mabel Macy Hardin (St. Louis: Author, 1982), 301. 5. The American Genealogist, Volume 30, page 168. 6. Saunders, William L., Colonial Records of North Carolina (Raleigh: P.M.Hale, 1866), 1:250-253. 7. Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, 1:91. 8. Ibid., 1:112. 9. Hardin, The Ancestors and Family of Mabel Macy Hardin, page 302. 10. Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, volume 1, page 159. 11. Hardin, The Ancestors and Family of Mabel Macy Hardin, 302. 12. Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, 1:61.