She was married to Robert Spencer about 1431 in of, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England. She Seal to Parents on 8 May 1950 in L. Children were: John Spencer .

She was married to George Bowers on 9 Feb 1614/15 in Braithwell, Yorkshire, England.

She was married to George Bowers on 9 Feb 1613/14 in Braithwell, Yorkshire, England. She Seal to Parents on 11 Mar 1938.

She was married to Thomas Kirby on 22 Jul 1548 in Therfield, Hertfordshire, England.^{(8) (14890)} Children were: Thomas Kirby, Alice Kirby, John Kirby, Katherine Kirby, Elizabeth Kirby, Agnes Kirby, John Kirby, Henry Kirby, Rose Kirby, Margaret Kirby, Nicholas Kirby.

She was married to Snaer King Of Finland WFT Est. 294-324. Children were: Driva Snaersson.

She was married to Vanlandi Svegdasson WFT Est. 317-347. Children were: Visbur Vanlandasson.

He was married to Bennie Bushong WFT Est. 1893-1936.

She was married to Henry Royer WFT Est. 1841-1876.^(22065) Children were: Ezra Royer.

He was married to Anna Burkholder WFT Est. 1854-1889. ⁽³⁵⁹¹⁾

She was married to Tobias Boyer WFT Est. 1760-1792.^{(8) (2876)} Children were: Barbara Boyer .

She was married to Henry Miller WFT Est. 1902-1935.

He was married to Kate L. Light WFT Est. 1881-1909. Children were: Naomi L. Snavely.

He was married to Ruby Spillman WFT Est. 1912-1944. Children were: Laura Louise Snead, Verrill Snead.

She was married to Robert Morrison on 16 Sep 1880 in LaSalle, LaSalle Co., Illinois.^(19180) Children were: Archibald Morrison, Minnie Mae Morrison.

He was married to Agnes Spence WFT Est. 1850-1882. ^(23515) Children were: Jane Snedden .

He was married to Verla Vilate Private. He Seal to Parents Private. Children were: Golden Chad Sneddon.

He was married to Tamara (Tammy) Pike Private. He Seal to Parents Private. Children were: Golden Ian Sneddon, Isabell Sneddon.

He was married to Elsje Theunisze in 1669.

He was married to Lois Whitney on 24 Nov 1823 in Putney, Vt..

He was married to Anna Alden on 21 Dec 1699 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

He was married to Aurelia Mudge WFT Est. 1812-1845. Children were: Elizabeth Snell, Harriet Snell, Simeon Snell, Homeria Snell.

She was married to Nicholas Hunsaker WFT Est. 1773-1806.⁽⁶⁶⁾ Children were: Henry Hunsaker, Jacob Hunsaker, Magdalena Hunsaker, John Hunsaker, Joseph Hunsaker, Barbary Hunsaker, Solomon Hunsaker, Mary Hunsaker.

She was married to David Lehman on 26 Apr 1863.^(16012)

He was married to Elizabeth Thrift on 15 May 1802.

She was married to Johannes Long WFT Est. 1734-1768.^{(8) (16981)}

She was married to Christian Hoover WFT Est. 1858-1872.^(12259)

She was married to Jacob Kauffman WFT Est. 1736-1770.^{(8) (13815)}

He was married to Anna WFT Est. 1721-1743. ⁽⁸⁾

He was married to Anna WFT Est. 1721-1743.⁽⁸⁶⁵⁾

He was married to (?) WFT Est. 1725-1756.⁽⁸⁾

He was married to (?) WFT Est. 1725-1756. ⁽³⁹⁾

He was married to Barbara Ebele on 14 Apr 1736 in Lancaster Co., PA.^{(8) (6989)}

She was married to Andrew Hershey in 1724 in Manheim, PA.^{(8) (11693)} Children were: Andrew Hershey , Jacob Hershey, Mary (Maria) Hershey, John Hershey, Joseph Hershey, Eva Hershey, Christian Hershey, Anna Hershey, Benjamin Hershey, Elizabeth Hershey.

She was married to Jacob Good WFT Est. 1781-1795.

He was married to Maria Frantz WFT Est. 1777-1811.⁽⁸⁶⁴⁸⁾

He was married to Daisy Jillson Private.

He was married to *Constance Hopkins before 22 May 1627 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.^(12429) Children were: Mark Snow, Mary Snow, *Sarah Snow, Joseph Snow, Stephen Snow, John Snow, Elizabeth Snow, Jabez Snow, Ruth Snow, Nicholas , Jr. Snow.

She was married to *William Walker on 25 Feb 1654/55 in Eastham, Massachusetts. ^(23538) From "Memorial of the Walkers of the Old Plymouth Colony" by J.B.R. Walker, 1861:

"The earliest notice of any William Walker in this country, is found in the Proprietors' Records of the town of Hingham. He received a grant of land in 1636, among the first settlers of Hingham. And it is highly probable, that he is the William mentioned in Savage's Gleanings, with Richard, James, and Sarah embarking for New England, in the Elizabeth, in April, 1635; 1st, because several of those who received grants in Hingham at this time, afterward went to Taunton, where James and Sarah were, and several to Rehoboth, where James Walker's mother and brother Philip settled. In addition to this, the date of his grant, harmonizes with that of his leavings England. Furthermore, there is no trace of a William Walker in any other town of the Old Colony, at so early a period. And this mention of a grant of land to him in Hingham, is the only one in the records of Hingham concerning him. He then disappears. These circumstances favor the conjecture, that the William in Hingham in 1636, and the William afterward in Eastham, were the same person. Only 16 years of age when in Hingham, if we suppose him to have been the William of the Elizabeth, from London, the dates respecting William Walker of Eastham, do not make the theory at all improbable; they rather confirm it, inasmuch as these were the only William Walkers in the Old Colony, of whom there is any record.....

There can be little doubt that the William emigrating in the Elizabeth, April, 1635, and 15 years of age, was the William of Hingham in 1636, and though there is no positive proof that he went to Eastham, yet, as there is no trace of him in Hingham in 1636, it may be presumed, that he was the one who settled in Eastham, and was the father of the Eastham Walkers. He was not related to the other Walkers of the Old Colony, or if so, only remotely, being of the same age as James of Taunton, who came in the same ship with him. As his name is associated in the certificate of conformity, with 'Richard ae 23 yrs.,' who went to Lynn, it is more probable they were more or less nearly related.

William Walker of Eastham, b. 1620, m. Jan. or Feb., (Feb. 25, Plym. Col. Rec.) 1654, Sarah Snow, dau. of Nicholas, of Eastham, had 6 children, and died at an advanced age. His will was proved, 1703.

His name is in the list of those able to bear arms in 1643, but the time of his settlement in Eastham in unknown. He was propounded June 8, 1655, and admitted to freedom, June 3, 1656.... He was surveyor of highways, 1668, '69, '78 and '79, and constable in 1682.

'May 3, 1653, there were agitations about and conserning a warr with the Duch, in these ptes of America,.... and messengers sent by commissioners to the Munhatoes [Manhattan] .... and preperacon was made, viz., warrants issued for the pressing of 60 men; Eastham to furnish 3. Morouer two barkqes were alsoe pressed to attend the expedition, master thereof was pressed for the same purpose with John Younge and William Walker, and all things nessearie for their vse belonging to the said barkqe.' Plym. Col. Rec., 3d vol, 30,31 pp.'

Plym. Col. Rec., 6th vol., 170th p., June 2, 1685: 'William Walker, having 2 naturall sons in the training band, and 1 killed in the warrs, and some weakness and infirmitye of body, the Court orders that hee, the said William Walker, from hence forward shall be excused from training.'

'A parcel of meddow granted to Wm. Walker. Lying at Silver Spring meddow, and containing 3 acres and 3/4, more or less, bounded by Jonathan Sparrow's bounds, at the beach by a marked tree, and by Nicholas Snow by a marked tree, and a stake in the marsh. April 27, 1659.'

'Granted to Wm. Walker, Senior, a small bitt of land, at the westerly end of his land next the meeting house, that is to say, so much as to make his fence straite from the corner of his land, next Samuel Freeman's, to the corner of his own fence, at the brow of the hill above said Walker's barne - this grant is allowed of by the major part of the men appointed by the Town, to have a negative vote in disposing of lands, in the Town of Eastham. Recorded April 30, 1699.'

...Tradition says he lived on the North bank of the Great Pond, about 500 yds., west of his father-in-law, Nicholas Snow. There have been houses on the place to this day, and it has been in possession of the Walkers till the purchase lately, by Philip Smith.

His descendants have not been numerous. Living on the sea shore, a considerable number have been engaged in maritime pursuits, and exposed to their perils, some died in early manhood, and others with few or no children." Children were: John Walker, William Walker, William Walker, Sarah Walker, Elizabeth Walker, *Jabez Walker.

He was married WFT Est. 1574-1621. Children were: *Nicholas Snow.

She was married to Michael Ford on 12 Dec 1667 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA.

He was married to Mary Blachford WFT Est. 1738-1764.

He was married to Mary Hill on 25 Mar 1746 in Charlestown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.

She was married to Henry Cole on 19 Jun 1631 in Barnstaple, Devon Co., England.

He was married to Ida "Jane" Comstock WFT Est. 1867-1910. Children were: Etta Snow, Frank Snow, Ella Snow, Lyman Snow, Rhoda Snow.

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