(four hundred pounds). Richard Shatswell then took his Dracut land and exchanged it with Edward Coburn for his home and land in Ipswich. As so recorded to the Computation of the Church of England, on September 13, 1668, a few weeks after Evered's death, his wife Mary sold the family farm in Dracut to Edward Coburn of Ipswich for 1,300£. The land stretched from Samuel Varnum's property to Richard Shatwell's on the east to the Merrimack River. Later years John's brother Stephen Webb died in Boston on September 18, 1659, a servant to Lieut. William Philps. John, in his own will dated February 10, 1665, left to his nephews, and his own daughter: In his will he referred to himself as of Haverhill, where his daughter Hannah resided with her husband James. Death Captain John Evered died in a whaling accident on August 17, 1668. A whale pulled him overboard and he drowned. References 1668 deaths Pre-statehood history of Massachusetts Year of birth uncertain 1611 births People from Hampden County, Massachusetts People from Dracut, Massachusetts