The Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts list of baptisms includes eight children of John Goss and Sarah Philip. The children were: Saarah Aug.28 1726, Unity Jun.23 1728, John Jun.28 1730, Richard Apr.30 1732, Thomas Sep.01 1734, ancestor Zebulon Jun.19 1737, Daniel Mar.04 1738, William Jun.30 1742. 
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· Ancestry.com family of Sarah (Phillips) Goss and her husband John Goss. It lists her eight children. It also lists a different set of her parents that what has been previously known.

- George Phillips (1593-1644) in Cambridge England, 1630 to Salem Massachusetts in ship "Arbella", a founder of Watertown where he founded the first congregation, m1. Elizabeth Sergeant daughter Richard, m2. Elizabeth Welden. George was from in Raynham (Norfolk) England and was a preacher at Boxford (Suffolk) England. He died 07-01-1644 Watertown. 
- William Phillips died 11-13-1683 Boston, a major, lived in Cambridge, 1646 from Boston to Saco Maine, 1675 back to Boston, Notation (aka 'Publishments') of the Aug.28, 1725 in Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts of the Marriage Intentions of John Goss and Sarah Phillips, both of Ipswich. married Mary  ? she died 1646. William originally came to Charlestown in 1639. 
- Henry to Dedham by 1639 and to Boston by 1656 buried 02-03-1686 a butcher, deacon and representative for Hadley. 
- John born about 1602 came to New England by 1637 then to Duxbury by 1639 died by 05-10-1692, proprietor. 
- William in Taunton 1643 died after 04-16-1654. A family long in Swampscott, the first settler was Charles Phillips and his wife Hannah and their two children, John and Hannah.

- George Phillips (1593-1644) in Cambridge England, 1630 to Salem Massachusetts in ship "Arbella", a founder of Watertown where he founded the first congregation, m1. Elizabeth Sergeant daughter Richard, m2. Elizabeth Welden. George was from in Raynham (Norfolk) England and was a preacher at Boxford (Suffolk) England. He died 07-01-1644 Watertown. 
- William Phillips died 11-13-1683 Boston, a major, lived in Cambridge, 1646 from Boston to Saco Maine, 1675 back to Boston, Notation (aka 'Publishments') of the Aug.28, 1725 in Ipswich, Essex county, Massachusetts of the Marriage Intentions of John Goss and Sarah Phillips, both of Ipswich. married Mary  ? she died 1646. William originally came to Charlestown in 1639. 
- Henry to Dedham by 1639 and to Boston by 1656 buried 02-03-1686 a butcher, deacon and representative for Hadley. 
- John born about 1602 came to New England by 1637 then to Duxbury by 1639 died by 05-10-1692, proprietor. 
- William in Taunton 1643 died after 04-16-1654. A family long in Swampscott, the first settler was Charles Phillips and his wife Hannah and their two children, John and Hannah.

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