8 May 2002

Mary WILLIAM

She married to Samuel STORY after 16 Sep 1716 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁶⁷⁾ This is the day of that their intention was filed.

Mary/Marie WILSON was born on 3 May 1616 in Gloucester, Essex, MA. She was born on 3 May 1618 in Gloucester, Essex, MA. She died on 27 Mar 1707 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁶⁸⁾⁽⁹⁹⁶⁹⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷⁰⁾ She emigrated. x

She married to Thomas BRAY on 3 May 1646 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁷¹⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷²⁾⁽¹⁰⁸⁴⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷³⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷⁴⁾ Glouceter Vital Records (507, page 580) actually says 3 Mar 1646, which is a good source but I go with the others. Thomas must have wanted a son named after him in the worst way because he name a third Thomas after the first two died.

Kriten is descended from two of his children, Thomas and Esther BRAY. Children were: Mary BRAY, Thomas BRAY , Sarah BRAY, Thomas BRAY , John BRAY Yeoman, Nathaniel BRAY, Thomas BRAY Yeoman, Hannah BRAY, Esther BRAY.

Susanna WILTERTON

She married to Stephen JORDON on 25 Jan 1653.⁽⁹⁹⁷⁵⁾ Guilford says 25 Jan 1673 but I think she meant 1653.

Ane WINDOW was born on 19 Dec 1653 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁷⁶⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷⁷⁾⁽⁹⁹⁷⁸⁾ She died on 28 Feb 1728.⁽⁹⁹⁷⁹⁾⁽⁹⁹⁸⁰⁾⁽⁹⁹⁸¹⁾ Parents: Richard WINDOW and Elinor/Elen BENNET.

She married to Humphrey WOODBURY on 10 Oct 1671 in Beverly, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁸²⁾ 177 and 231 cite the date as 8 Jan 1671 (probably from Savage originally) which Derby dismisses without explanation. In 1677, he purchased land on Biskie Island in Gloucester and some other plots of land on the island. He sold some of his land to his son Nathan in 1708 and gifted some land to son Humphrey in 1719 (231, 374). Children were: Bethia WOODBURY , Abigail WOODBURY, Humphrey WOODBURY, Ann WOODBURY, Elizabeth WOODBURY, Nathaniel WOODBURY, Nehemiah WOODBURY, Abel WOODBURY, Nathan WOODBURY, Israel WOODBURY, Susannah WOODBURY, Humphrey WOODBURY.

Richard WINDOW was Selectman in 1654 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁸³⁾ He signed a will on 2 May 1665 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁸⁴⁾ He died on 5 Jun 1665 in Gloucester, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁸⁵⁾⁽⁹⁹⁸⁶⁾

He married to Elinor/Elen BENNET before 1652.⁽⁹⁹⁸⁷⁾ New England Marriages (113) says they were married before 1654, but I have assumed before 1652 to account for daughter Ann in 1653. Children were: Ane WINDOW .

He married to Bridget TRAVIS on 30 Mar 1659 in Newbury, Essex, MA.⁽⁹⁹⁸⁸⁾⁽⁹⁹⁸⁹⁾

Benjamin WINSLOW was born on 12 Aug 1653.⁽⁹⁹⁹⁰⁾⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He died between 12 Mar 1674 and 31 Jul 1676.⁽⁹⁹⁹²⁾ Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Child WINSLOW was born about 1651.⁽⁹⁹⁹³⁾ Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Edward WINSLOW was born on 17 Oct 1560 in Saint Andrew, Worcester, England.⁽⁹⁹⁹⁴⁾⁽⁹⁹⁹⁵⁾ He died before 1631.⁽⁹⁹⁹⁶⁾⁽⁹⁹⁹⁷⁾ He was a salt biolery owner.⁽⁹⁹⁹⁸⁾ Parents: Kenelm WINSLOW and Catherine.

He married to Magdalene OLIVER on 4 Nov 1594 in London, England.⁽⁹⁹⁹⁹⁾^(10000)^(10001) John's bothers Edward and Gilbert came on the Mayflower in 1620. John came on the Fortune in 1621. John's brothers Kenelm and Josiah arrived before 1632. Children were: Edward WINSLOW, John WINSLOW (Yeoman), Eleanor WINSLOW, Kenelm WINSLOW, Gilbert WINSLOW, Elizabeth WINSLOW, Magdalen WINSLOW, Govenor Josiah WINSLOW.

He married to Eleanor PELHAM.^(10002) Children were: Richard WINSLOW .

Edward WINSLOW was born about 1636.^(10003) He died on 14 Feb 1654/55 in Marshfield, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ Presumed to have died in a hunting accident of self inflicted injures: "Edward Winslow ... coming to the house ouer night with his gun from fowling, was well overnight, and suped with the seruants; and the next morning, bring the fourth of this psent December, the seruants, seeing him prouiding to goe a fowling, pswaded him not to goe, the weather being very vnseasonable; but hee was very angrey, and refused to harken to them; and when they were gone in to dewtyes hee went away, and was seen no more till hee was found dead by Mr John Winslow, goeing towards his sonne, Robert Latham; hee found him lying on his belly, with three doggs not fare of of him, and his gunnand three duckes not farr from him. Alsoe, wee, haueing taken a view of him dead in his clothes, and alsoe stripped, wee testify as followeth : that hee died, for ought wee could descerne, through the violence of the season and over trauelling, and labouring to come to the house of Mr Edward Winslow…" Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Edward WINSLOW was born on 18 Oct 1595 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10004)^(10005) He was christened on 19 Oct 1595 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10006) He Came on the Mayflower in 1620.^(10007)^(10008) Came on the Mayflower with Gilbert. He owned three indentured servants between 1634 and 1655 in Plymouth Colony.^(10009) I am not positive that the following indentured servitude entries concerning Edward Winslow is THIS Edward Winslow:

On 22 Jul 1634, William Hammond and Nicholas Prestland both became indentured themselves to Edward WINSLOW for about a year. WINSLOW will pay them at the rate of "8 s. the hundred" but they most pay WINSLOW £5 upon completion of service. This is an odd contract. I wonder if it is a punishment for some kind of mischief.

On 11 Feb 1635, in a agreement accepted by all parties, Twiford West, already indentured to Edward WINSLOW for six years, added an additional year to his term but was released from his indenture to Nicholas Snow.

On 7 Aug 1655, Robert Chambers, deceased, "sometimes servant to Mr. Edward WINSLOW, left a small stock of cattle which shall remain with Robert Caruer, his business partner. Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Eleanor WINSLOW was born on 22 Apr 1598 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10010)^(10011) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Elizabeth WINSLOW was born on 8 Mar 1602.^(10012)^(10013) She was buried on 20 Jan 1604.^(10014) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Gilbert WINSLOW was born on 26 Oct 1600.^(10015)^(10016) He Came on the Mayflower in 1620.^(10017) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Isaac WINSLOW was born about 1641.^(10018) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

John WINSLOW (Yeoman) was born on 16 Apr 1597 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.⁽¹⁵²⁰⁾^(10019)^(10020)^(10021) He was christened on 18 Apr 1597 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10022) He emigrated on 9 Nov 1621 to Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10023)^(10024) Came aboard the ship Fortune. He granted 1 acre as passanger on the Fortune in 1623 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10025) He One of 53 Plymouth freemen, known as "The Purchasers" who bought out the owners of the Peirce Patent in 1626 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ They bought the company owning Plymouth, along with its debt, in return for trade benefits. He granted some cows in the 1627 division of cattle in 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He to his brother on 25 Jun 1631 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ Sold 3 acres He took the oath of a freeman before 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10026)^(10027) He was On Committee to supervise work on the widening of the passage at Green's Harbor and to tax residents in 1633 in Marshfield, Plymouth Colony.^(10028) He Slave or indentured servant owner He is known to have had at least 6 indentured servants and 1 Negro slave between 1633 and 1674 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾^(10029)^(10030)^(10031) John Winslow's Indentured Servants and Slaves:
1) On 25 Jul 1633, John Beaven covenanted to serve John WINSLOW as an apprentice for six years. John was to teach him and give him 12 bushels of corn and 25 acres of unmanured land upon completion of the contract.

2) 23 Jul 1634: Purchased an indentured servant named Ephraim Tinkcum. He bought him from Timothy Hatherly for a whole term. This term must have been 8 years because on 2 Aug 1642, the records indicate that John Winslow is to provide 25 acres of land for the completion of the term of his service by indenture.

3) On 2 Nov 1636, John WINSLOW turned over the service of Edmund Weston for two years to Nathaniel Thomas, on behalf of his father William Thomas, in exchange to £10. Upon completion of the service, William must give Edmund £6 and 14 bushels of corn.

4) On 13 Aug 1638 Joseph Grosse indnetured himself to John Winslow for seven years as his apprentice, but on 6 Jul 1640, John WINSLOW turned over the remaining term (5 years) of Joseph Grosse to John Howland for £12. Howland must provide meat, drink, and apparel during the service and provide two suits (one for working and one for Sundays) and 12 bushels of conn upon completion.

5) 14 Jan 1642: Court orders 15 year old son of Benjamin Eaton a term of service until he is 21. John Winslow must find him meat, drink and apparel and pay £10 for his service or 33 shillings yearly in case he dies before the term is completed. On the same date something I do not understand, "It is ordered and agreed likewise That Gabriell ffallowell shall have another of his children a gerle And shall have wht her xxx s payd him wthin one month after she is come to him towards the apparelling of her and shall also have xxxiii s iiii d for the first three years next after the takeing of her to be payd out of tht wch John Winslow is to pay yearely for Benjamin." (603)

6) Jan 1652: George Soule indentures his daughter Mary Soule to John Winslow for 7 years. She is to dwell and abide with him and must not marry. (603)

7) Before 12 Mar 1674: His will bequeathed that his Negro girl Jane be set free after she serves 20 years (586). He was taxed 18 shillings on 25 Mar 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾^(10032) He was On a committee to assess colonialists "for the costs of the watch and other charges." on 3 Mar 1634/35 in Plymouth Colony.^(10033) He was taxed 18 shillings on 27 Mar 1634.^(10034) He was On committee to set prices of goods and labor on 5 Jan 1635/36 in Plymouth Colony.^(10035) He appeared in court between 1636 and 1668 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ 7 Mar 1636: On Great Inquest (Grand Jury)
7 Jun 1636: On jury for action of slander between John Done (plaintiff) and Helin Billington (defendant)
3 Jan 1636: On jury for action of debt of £39 between Comfort Star (plaintiff) and William Hatch (defendant) and £100 damages between Nathaniel Tilden (plaintiff) and Comfort Star (defendant)
3 Jan 1636: On jury for action of trespass and £40 damage between George Soule (plaintiff) and Nathaniel Thomas (defendant).
2 Jan 1637: Witness against Steven Hopkins for excessive drinking in his house and selling wine at excessive rates.
4 Sep 1638: On jury for trial of Arthur Peach, Thomas Jackson, Richard Stinnings, and Daniell Crosse, indicted for murder and highway robbery of an Indian. Crosse escaped but the others were found guilty and hung.
1639: On Great Inquest (Grand Jury)
1 Sep 1640: On jury
5 Oct 1640: On jury
1 Jun 1641: On jury
__ Jul 1641: On jury
1642: On Great Inquest (Grand Jury)
3 may 1642: On jury
2 May 1643: Court appointed arbitrator in dispute over a debt to be paid in cow
6 Mar 1648: On jury
2 mar 1651: On jury
5 Oct 1652: On jury
29 Nov 1652: Witness to Indians wosamequen and Wamsutta that they have sold large tracts of land to the Colony and have cleared out any Indians from those areas.
7 Jul 1668 : John Winslow sues Ralph Smith for £80 damages for non payment of a debt of £39 but the jury finds for the defendnet.
25 Oct 1668: Constant Southworth, Treasurer, in behalf of John Winslow of Boston, sues Ralph Smith for £50 damages for non payment of a debt of £39. The jury finds for the plantilff and awards John just under £50. He Sold a house and garden in Plymouth to Thomas Burne for £16 on 7 Mar 1636 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He was Appointed to committee to assess taxes on towns for the cost of sending men to the Pequot War between 1637 and 1641 in Plymouth Colony.^(10036)⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ Met to discuss how to protect the colony from Indian attack by assigning levy rates to specific towns. They met to discuss how to protect the trade of beaver trapping which had begun to fall off. met to discuss the division of about 500 acres of land between the Eele and South Rivers. On 17 Dec 1640: Appointed one a several men to obtain corn from residents to the sum of 3 pounds and 30 bushels. On 26 Nov 1641: Appointed on of several men to assess and collect pub charges. He appeared in court in 1638 in Plymouth Colony.^(10037) Served as a witness, as did his brother Kenelm, against Stephen Hopkins for selling wine a excessive rates. He was Appointed to several committees to measure lands between 1639 and 1640 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He Sold 4 acres of meadow for £8 on 24 Jun 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He was Appoined to committee to grant lands for the town of Plymouth on 17 Oct 1642 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10038) He Appears to have paid off the debts of William Dennis to allow him to go to England but is later repa on 28 Mar 1643 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He Purchases 40 acres of meadow for £7 from Thomas King on 8 Jun 1643 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He served as a Named as part of a company to take action in case of alarm in time of war or danger. on 22 Jun 1644 in English-Narragansett Conflict (1643-1645).⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He One of six men who agreed to pay two coats a piece to any Indian that kills a wolf. on 1 Mar 1650 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He was Deputy for Plymouth to Plymouth General Court between 1652 and 1654 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10039) Served four times during this period. At a meeting 7 Mar 1653: The deputies discussed confederation of the Colonies. He was Council of War on 6 Apr 1653 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.^(10040)^(10041) He Sold 2 acres of marsh meadow for £3 on 28 Dec 1653 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He Sold an extentive amount of property for £100. on 8 Jun 1654 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He served as a Calls for a company of 50 men to attack the Dutch at Manhattan on 20 Jun 1654.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ As a member of the Council of War, John calls for a company of 50 men go with major Robert Sedgwicke and Capt John Leueritt on an expedition against the Dutch at the Manhattan. (I believe that that an intervening factor makes this attack unnecessary) He moved in 1655 to Boston, Suffolk, MA.^(10042)^(10043) Despite moving to Boston, John retained his lands in Plymouth and many years. He Sells his house and property in Plymouth (his wife Mary gives her consent). on 10 Oct 1657 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He appeared in court on 13 Oct 1657.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ Acts as arbitrator in a case involving residents of Salem He Edward Gray of Plymouth buys land from John Winslow of Boston on 11 Aug 1662 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ He He is granted land by Plymouth Colony Court (even though he resides in Boston) on 11 Aug 1662 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾^(10044) He became a member Third Church of Boston on 16 Jun 1671 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.⁽¹⁵²⁰⁾ He Purchased for £500 a Boston mansion on 19 Sep 1671 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.⁽¹⁵²⁰⁾ The house was described as "the Mansion or dwelling-house of the Late Antipas Voice with the gardens wood-yard and Backside as it is scituate lying and being in Boston aforesaid as it is nowe fenced in And is fronting & Facing to the Lane going to mr John Jolliffes." The house no longer stands but would have been on Spring Lane. He signed a will on 12 Mar 1674 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^(10045)^(10046) He died between 12 Mar 1674 and 21 May 1674 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^(10047) He left, according to his inventory, £2946 (included £450 house, £500 cash, £539 produce, and £229 in debts owed to him) on 27 Oct 1674 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^(10048)⁽¹⁵²⁰⁾ John Winslow died one of the wealthiest merchants in Boston. He Purchased properties bet 1630 and.⁽⁹⁹⁹¹⁾ 8 Jul 1630 £6 for some meadow He was a merchant, businessman, and shipowner (prosperous).^(10049)^(10050) He became a wealthy merchant and ship owner after he moved to Boston. He was educated He signs his name and is presumed to be well educated.^(10051) John Winslow was the brother of Edward and Gilbert Winslow, who arrived in Plymouth a year earlier on the Mayflower. Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

He married to Mary CHILTON on 12 Oct 1624.^(10052)^(10053)⁽¹⁵²⁰⁾^(10054)^(10055) There is some contention among genealogists as to whether Judith Winslow was the daughter of John Winslow. She is not mentioned in his will despite having survived him. Children were: John WINSLOW, Susanna WINSLOW, Mary WINSLOW, Edward WINSLOW, Sarah WINSLOW, Isaac WINSLOW, Joseph WINSLOW, Samuel WINSLOW, Child WINSLOW, Benjamin WINSLOW.

John WINSLOW was born about 1628.^(10056) He signed a will on 3 Oct 1683.^(10057) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

He married to Elizabeth before 1664.^(10058)

He married to Judith between 1664 and 1671.^(10059)^(10060) Children were: Judith WINSLOW.

John WINSLOW died about 1410.^(10061) Parents: William WINSLOW.

Joseph WINSLOW was born about 1643.^(10062) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Govenor Josiah WINSLOW was born on 11 Feb 1606.^(10063)^(10064) He is called Josias by Stratton (715). He owned three indentured servants as either master or guardian between 1638 and 1666 in Plymouth Colony.^(10065) Plymouth records repeatedly mention a "Josias" WINSLOW which I assume is Josiah. That being the case:

On 4 Feb 1638/39, Josias WINSLOW bought 50 acres of land from William Phybs, his servant, which was due being that William had fulfilled his contract.

On 6 Feb 1665/1666, Josiah WINSLOW and Anthony Snow are appointed guardians to Robert and Joseph Waterman (sons of Robert waterman, deceased). He appeared in court on 7 Mar 1659/60 in Plymouth Colony.^(10066) "Josias" WINSLOW (I assume that this is THIS Josiah) was appointed by the court with Robert Studson to hear the case of am indentured servant named Phillip Pointing, who was accused of stealing, beating his master, defaming him, and slandering him. Somehow he is merely fined £4. Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Judith WINSLOW was born in 1672.^(10067) There is genealogical contention as to the ancestry of Judith Winslow. Judith is sometimes reported to be the daughter of John Winslow's second wife, Judith, but Robert M. Sherman's "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations", Vol. II, contends "The Mayflower Society has accepted lineages through a purported daughter Judith. No evidence has been found to substantiate this claim of a daughter Judith born to John and Judith Winslow, as reported in Families of Pilgrims and in Colonial Families Of America 1:56; nor has the Judith Winslow who married Taunton 1688 John Packer been identified." She died in 1761.^(10068) Parents: John WINSLOW and Judith.

She married to John PACKARD on 12 Apr 1688.^(10069) ^(10070) Children were: Mary PACKARD.

Kenelm WINSLOW Purchased an estate called Newport's Place from Sir Richard Newport in 1559 in Kempsey, Worcestershire, England.^(10071)^(10072) He signed a will on 14 Apr 1607.^(10073)^(10074) He died between 14 Apr 1607 and 9 Nov 1607 in Saint Andrew, Worcester, England.^(10075)^(10076) He had an estate probated on 9 Nov 1607.^(10077) He Pocessed a very large estate in Clerkenleap, Worcester, England.^(10078) Sold in 1650 Parents: William WINSLOW .

He married to Catherine about 1559.^(10079)^(10080) I estimated the date assuming they were married one year prior to the birth of Edward, their only son. Children were: Edward WINSLOW.

Kenelm WINSLOW was born on 29 Apr 1599 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10081)^(10082) He owned three indentured servants. between 1633 and 1646 in Plymouth Colony.^(10083) On 6 Jan 1633, Sam Jenny bound himself apprentice to Kenelm Winslow for four years. Kenelm was to teach him the joyner trade and give him two suits of clothes upon completion. In 1646, Winslow was found guilty of withholding clothes from a female servant (a daughter of Roger Shaunder). He was ordered to return the clothes but no fine was imposed.

On 11 Feb 1635, Kenelm WINSLOW and John Gardiner, his servant, mutually agreed that the reminder of John's contract would be turned over to George Kendrick. Kendrick agreed to fulfill the conditions of the original contact (unspecified) and give John 6 bushels of corn upon completion of service.

On 5 May 1646, Kenelm WINSLOW is required to return the clothes of Roger Shaundler's daughter, his servant, without delay. He claimed that he held her clothes because she owed him more service. He moved before 1635 to Plymouth Colony. He died on 13 Sep 1672 in Salem, Essex, MA.^(10084)^(10085) He was a carpenter.^(10086) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Magdalen WINSLOW was born on 26 Dec 1604 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.^(10087)^(10088) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Magdalene OLIVER.

Mary WINSLOW was born about 1632.^(10089) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Richard WINSLOW was born about 1586.^(10090) ^(10091) Parents: Edward WINSLOW and Eleanor PELHAM.

Richard WINSLOW Parents: William WINSLOW.

Samuel WINSLOW was born about 1650.^(10092) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Sarah WINSLOW was born about 1639.^(10093) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Susanna WINSLOW was born about 1630.^(10094) Parents: John WINSLOW (Yeoman) and Mary CHILTON.

Thomas WINSLOW was living in 1452.^(10095) ^(10096) He was born in Burton, Oxford, England.^(10097) Parents: William WINSLOW.

He married to Lady Cecelia TANSLEY .^(10098)^(10099) Children were: William WINSLOW .

William WINSLOW was living in 1529.^(10100) ^(10101) Parents: Thomas WINSLOW and Lady Cecelia TANSLEY.

He married. Children were: Kenelm WINSLOW, Richard WINSLOW.

William WINSLOW Parents: William WINSLOW.

Children were: Thomas WINSLOW.

William WINSLOW.

Children were: John WINSLOW, William WINSLOW.

Ann WITHINGTON emigrated. x Parents: Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH.

She married to James BATES about 1647 in Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony. I assumed they were married they year before the birth of the youngest child. Children were: Samuel BATES, Elizabeth BATES, Mary BATES, Alice BATES, James BATES, Margaret BATES, John BATES, Hannah BATES.

Faith WITHINGTON Parents: Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH.

Henry WITHINGTON was born in 1588.^(10102) ^(10103) He emigrated in 1635 or 1636.^(10104) He moved before 1636 to Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony.^(10105) One of only six founders to sign the Dorchester charter 23 Aug 1636. He was Selectman in 1636 in Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony.^(10106) He signed a will on 8 Jan 1665 in Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony.^(10107) Savage said he had a "good estate" which was divided up between the daughters and sons. He died on 2 Feb 1667 in Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony.^(10108)

He married to Elizabeth SMITH on 30 Sep 1622 in Leigh, Greater Manchester, England.^(10109) Children were: Richard WITHINGTON , Faith WITHINGTON, Mary WITHINGTON, Ann WITHINGTON.

He married to Margaret in 1662.^(10110)

Mary WITHINGTON Parents: Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH.

Richard WITHINGTON Parents: Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH.

Gregory WOLTERTON died before 14 Jul 1674 in Hartford, Hartford, CT.^(10111) He was born in England.^(10112)

He married to Benet after 1663.^(10113)

Benjamin WOOD was born on 22 May 1673 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10114) Twin. Died soon. Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

Ebenezer WOOD was born on 3 Dec 1676 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10115) He died about 24 Dec 1676 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10116) Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

Hannah WOOD was born in 1724/25.^(10117) She died on 17 Sep 1801 in Cooperstown, Otsego, NY.^(10118) Died of disease and debility. Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Bathsheba WARD.

She married to Samuel TUBBS on 3 Sep 1754 in Norwich, New London, CT.^(10119) Children were: Anne TUBBS, Hannah TUBBS, Mary (Polly) TUBBS, Lydia TUBBS, Louis TUBBS, Miriam (Ann) TUBBS.

Isaiah WOOD resided Pomfet and Brooklyn, CT.^(10120) "Later known as 'Josiah Wood.'" Eight children Parents: Thompson WOOD and Martha FOSTER.

He married to Bathsheba WARD on 25 Aug 1725.^(10121) Children were: Hannah WOOD.

Isaiah WOOD was born about 1627.^(10122) He moved before 1668 to Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10123) He died after 1684.^(10124) He emigrated. x

He married to Mercy THOMPSON on 26 Jan 1653.^(10125) Children were: Mary WOOD, Simon WOOD , Thomas WOOD, Sarah WOOD , Samuel WOOD, Isaiah WOOD , Joanna WOOD, William WOOD , Sarah WOOD, Thomas WOOD , Thompson WOOD, John WOOD , Joseph WOOD, Benjamin WOOD , Ebenezer WOOD.

He married to Hannah on 23 Dec 1684.^(10126)

Isaiah WOOD was born on 20 Jul 1659 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10127) Twin. Died soon. Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

Jemina WOOD was born on 18 May 1693 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10128) She died in Jun 1693 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10129) Parents: Thompson WOOD and Martha FOSTER.

Joanna WOOD was born on 14 Dec 1661 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10130) Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

John WOOD was born in Feb 1672 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10131) Died soon. Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

Joseph WOOD was born on 22 May 1673.^(10132) Twin. Died soon. Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

Mary WOOD was born on 31 Oct 1653 in Ipswich, Essex, MA.^(10133) Parents: Isaiah WOOD and Mercy THOMPSON.

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