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     Lazarus Grover was baptized between 2 February 1575 and 1576 at Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England.² He was the son of Stephen Grover and Elizabeth Chase.² Lazarus Grover married Godsacre (Godsgrace) King on 12 December 1611 at Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England.²

     Whetenhall Tilghman was born on 25 July 1576 at Kent, England. He was the son of William Tilghman and Susan Whentenhall. Whetenhall Tilghman married Ellen Renching, daughter of Richard Renching and Susan Honywod, before 1606 at Kent, England.^1,2 In 1617, Whentenhall Tilghman "Petitioned the Committee for Compounding Royalists' estates, stating that, in 1606, he had purchased of Edward Neville, Lord Abergavenny, for £120, an annuity of £20 on Rotherfield Manor, Sussex, and that the annuity is now in arrears throught the sequestration of the manor. In 1652, the Committee decided that he must try his title at law with Lord Abergavenny (Cal. Com. for Compounding, p. 872)."³ He died in 1652 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.

     John Adams was born circa 1577 at Barton St. David, England.¹ He was the son of John Adams and Agnes Stone.¹ John Adams died in 1609 at Compton Dundon, England.¹

     Elizabeth Hills was born between 1577 and 1578.¹ She was the daughter of (?) Hills.² Elizabeth Hills married Thomas Harris, son of William Harris and Agnes Mason.¹ Elizabeth Hills married Deacon William Stitson.³ Elizabeth Hills died on 16 February 1669/70 at Charlestown.³

     (?) Adams was born circa 1579 at Barton St. David, England.¹ She was the daughter of John Adams and Agnes Stone.¹ (?) Adams married Roger Warfield circa 1598.¹

     Oswald Tilghman was born on 4 October 1579 in Snodland, Kent, England; "According to his father's careful record, he was born between 1 and 2 o'clock a.m."^1,3 He was the son of William Tilghman and Susan Whentenhall.² Oswald Tilghman was baptized on 11 October 1581 in Kent; Recorded in the Snodland Parish Register.^2,3 He married Abigail Taylor, daughter of Rev Francis Taylor, on 13 January 1612 in Snodland, Kent; London: - Calendar of Marriage Licence Allegations, 1587-1648, Book 4.^1,4 Oswald married Elizabeth Packnam on 15 November 1626 at Kent.² Oswald Tilghman died in January 1628 in Kent at age 48.¹ Oswald Tilghman was a member of the Grocer' Company of London.⁵

     John Goodrich was born circa 1580 at Wales. He was the son of Richard Goodrich.

     Thomas Harris was born in 1580 or 1581.¹ He was the son of William Harris and Agnes Mason.^2,3 Thomas Harris married Elizabeth Hills, daughter of (?) Hills.⁴ Thomas Harris "Ferryman, kept ferry from Boston to Winnisimmet and Chastown. " in 1630.⁵

     (?) Adams was born circa 1581 at Barton St. David, England.¹ She was the daughter of John Adams and Agnes Stone.¹ (?) Adams married Richard French circa 1599.¹

     Henry Adams, the 2nd great grand father of President John Adams, "was appointed an executor of his father's will, dated 19 Mar. 1603/4; was mentioned 9 May 1609 as an executor of the will of his brother John Adams; and was married to Edith Squire, 19 Oct. 1609, in the adjoining parish of Charlton Mackrell; but his residence continued for several years in his native ancestral parish of Barton St. David, as the transcript of it register for 1612 shows the baptism of his second son Thomas Adams in that year. As a resident of the same parish he signed a bond as surety on a marriage license in 1614. A few years later, certainly before 1622, he moved to the adjoining parish of Kingweston, Co. Somerset, where his seventh child,John Adams, and his ninth and younbgest child, Edward Adams, were baptized respectively in 1622 and 1629, as recorded in the transcripts of the registers of that parish preserved for those years."³ Henry Adams was born circa 1583 at Barton St. David, Somersetshire, England.⁴ He was the son of John Adams and Agnes Stone.² Henry Adams married Edith Squire, daughter of Henry Squire, on 19 October 1609 at Barton St. David, England.⁴ Henry Adams and Edith Squire immigrated circa 1638 to Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; "The prior removal to New England of many acquaintances of Henry Adams, including even his wif's sister, Ann (Squire) Purchase, may have been a strong factor in his emigration" - "The year of emigration is fixed by a deposition in 1656 by his son John Adams who stated that he had known a certain field in Cambridge since 1639.³" Henry Adams was recorded in a deed "Granted by the town of Boston a lot of forty acres at Mount Wollaston (Baintree, now Quincy) for a family of ten heads, conditional on payment of a charge of 3s. per acre." - "The 'ten heads' were obviously himself, his wife Edith, his sons Henry, Thomas, Samuel, Peter, John, Joseph and Edward, and his daughter Ursula; i.e., all his family except his third son Jonathan Adams who remained in England a dozen years longer." on 24 February 1639/40 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.³ He died on 6 October 1646 at Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹ He was buried on 8 October 1646.

     Abigail Taylor was born in 1585 in Kent, England.² She was the daughter of Rev Francis Taylor.² The Reverend Francis Taylor was Vickar of Goldalming in Surrey, England.³ She married Oswald Tilghman, son of William Tilghman and Susan Whentenhall, on 13 January 1612 in Snodland, Kent; London: - Calendar of Marriage Licence Allegations, 1587-1648, Book 4.^1,4 Abigail Taylor died on 20 June 1621 in St Mary Abchurch, City of London; There is confusion over the birth of Richard Tilghman and the death of his mother, Abigail Taylor. She is rcorded as having been buried in Jun of 1621. Richard was suposed to have born in September of 1626. Oswalde married Elizabeth Packnam in Nov of 1626 not long after Richard's reported birth.^1,2,5

     Armigill Tilghman was born in 1585 at Selling Parish, Faversham, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Christopher Tilghman and Anna Pandreth Sanders.¹ Armigill Tilghman was christened on 23 April 1592.¹

     Thomas Lord was born in 1585 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.² He was the son of Richard Lord and Joan (?)¹ Thomas Lord married Dorothy Bird, daughter of Robert Bird, on 20 February 1610/11.³ Dorothy immigrated with husband Thomas Lord in 1635 to Hartford, Connecticut.²

     Edith Squire was baptized on 29 May 1587 at Charlton Mackrell, England.² She was the daughter of Henry Squire.¹ Edith Squire married Henry Adams, son of John Adams and Agnes Stone, on 19 October 1609 at Barton St. David, England.¹ Edith Squire and Henry Adams immigrated circa 1638 to Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; "The prior removal to New England of many acquaintances of Henry Adams, including even his wif's sister, Ann (Squire) Purchase, may have been a strong factor in his emigration" - "The year of emigration is fixed by a deposition in 1656 by his son John Adams who stated that he had known a certain field in Cambridge since 1639.³" Edith Squire married John Fussell circa 1651 at Massachusetts.²

     Alice Clay was born in 1588 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England.³ She was the daughter of William Clay and Margaret Newboulde.² Alice Clay married Godfrey Ashe, son of Ralph Ashe, on 15 January 1615/16 in Chesterfield, England.^4,5 Alice Clay died on 14 May 1641 in Chesterfield, England.¹

     Dorothy Bird was born in 1589.¹ She was the daughter of Robert Bird. Dorothy Bird married Thomas Lord, son of Richard Lord and Joan (?), on 20 February 1610/11.¹ Dorothy Bird witnessed the immigration of Thomas Lord in 1635 at Hartford, Connecticut.²

     Godfrey Ashe was born on 12 June 1589 in Chesterfield, Derby, England.² He was the son of Ralph Ashe. Godfrey Ashe married Alice Clay, daughter of William Clay and Margaret Newboulde, on 15 January 1615/16 in Chesterfield, England.^1,3 Godfrey Ashe died on 13 January 1642/43 at Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, at age 53.³

     Francis Stockley was born between 1590 and 1600 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Stockley.² Francis Stockley married Joan Hall before 1640 at Virginia.² Francis Stockley died after 12 December 1655 at Northampton County, Virginia.¹

     Edmund Littlefield was born on 22 June 1592 at Exeter, Devonshire, England.¹ He was the son of Francis Littlefield and Mary (?)² Edmund Littlefield married Annes Austin, daughter of Richard Austin and Anne Agnes (?), on 16 October 1614 at Tichfield, Hampshire, England.¹ Edmund Littlefield was buried on 22 October 1618 at Titchfield, Hampshire, England.² He died on 11 December 1661 at Wells, York County, Maine, at age 69.¹

     William Beale was born circa 1594 at Plymouth, Devon, England.¹ He married Nivol (?) circa 1618 at St Maurice, Plymouth, Devon, England.¹

     William Tryon married Rebecca (?)¹ William Tryon was born circa 1595 at Bilbury, England.²

     John Chew was born in 1595 at England.² He was born before 1620 in Sumersetshire, England.³ He married Sarah Bond before 1621 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.⁴ John Chew immigrated in 1621/22 to Hog Island, Virginia; Came to Virginia in the ship "Charity."^3,4 He was a Burgess for Hog Island in 1623, 24 and 29.³ He married Sarah Bond in 1628 at Virginia.² John Chew was granted or patented "700 acres in the county of Charles River bounded on the west and north by the 500 acres before granted, on the north and east by the main river, south and west by a small bay, and on the south by the great bay. Due fore the transportation of fourteen persons (named below).

........etc, etc, John chew, 1622; John Chew, 1623."⁵ He was a Burgess between 1642 and 1644 in York County.³ He married Rachel (?) in 1651; In 1651 John Chew "executed a deed (recorded in York County) in view of his intended marriage with Mrs. Rachel Constable."⁶ John Chew died before 1668 in York County.¹

     Christopher Tilghman was born in 1595 at Selling, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Christopher Tilghman and Anna Pandreth Sanders.¹ Christopher Tilghman died at James City County, Virginia.¹

     Annes Austin was also known as Agnes Asten.¹ She was born on 1 February 1596 at Exeter, Devonshire, England.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Austin and Anne Agnes (?)² Annes Austin married Edmund Littlefield, son of Francis Littlefield and Mary (?), on 16 October 1614 at Tichfield, Hampshire, England.¹ Annes Austin died on 12 December 1677 at Wells, York County, Maine, at age 81.¹

     John Grover was born circa 1597 at Chesham, Buckingham, England.¹ He married Martha Monk circa 1620 at Buckingham, England.¹ He died circa 1650 at Chesham, Buckingham, England.¹

     John Alden The one and only "John Alden". The story of the Mayflower, John Alden, Pricilla Mullens and Miles Standish is ledgen made famous by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Of John's coming to America I only provide the fallowing. "John Alden was hired for a cooper, at South-Hampton, where the ship victuled; and being a hopefull young man, was much desired, but left to his owne liking to go or stay when he came here; but he stayed, and maryed here. (Bradford's History, p. 443, The MayFlower Descendant vol. 1:228.)¹" He was born circa 1598 at England.¹ He married Pricilla Mullins circa 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ John Alden died on 22 September 1687 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹

     John Catlett was born circa 1599 at Sittingbourne, Kent County, England.¹ He married Sarah Hawkins, daughter of Ralph Hawkins and Martha Baldwin, on 10 April 1623 at Preston nr. Faversham, Kent County, England.¹ John Catlett died circa 1625/26.¹

     Capt. Joseph Weld was born on 7 April 1599 at Terling, Essex, England.^1,4 He was the son of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster Clark.^2,3 Capt. Joseph Weld married Elizabeth Shatswell, daughter of John Shatswell and Judith (?), on 11 October 1620 at All Saints, Sudbury, Suffolk, England.⁴ Capt. Joseph Weld married Barbara Clapp on 20 April 1639 at Sudbury, Suffolk, England.⁴ Capt. Joseph Weld died before 2 August 1646 at Massachusetts.⁵ He died on 7 October 1646 at Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, at age 47.⁴ He According to Wicipedia: " the youngest of the three Weld immigrants, is the ancestor from whom the richest and most famous Welds descend.[2] As an award for his participation in the Pequot War of 1637 and subsequent negotiations, the colonial legislature granted Weld 278 acres (1.13 km2) in the town of Roxbury. - - Captain Weld's land is now much of present-day Jamaica Plain and Roslindale. With the wealth generated from this grant, Joseph Weld became one of the first donors to Harvard and a founder of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts".

     Charles Dickinson was; of Stouton, London, England (VA Gen. p.243, Vol 18. R929.1755.)² He was born circa 1600 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.¹ He married Ellon (?) circa 1620 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.²

     Martha Monk was born circa 1600 at Chesham, Buckingham, England.¹ She witnessed the marriage of an unknown person and John Grover circa 1620 at Buckingham, England.¹ Martha Monk died circa 1650 at Chesham, Buckingham, England.¹

     Elizabeth Shatswell was born in 1600.¹ She was the daughter of John Shatswell and Judith (?)^2,3 Elizabeth Shatswell married Capt. Joseph Weld, son of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster Clark, on 11 October 1620 at All Saints, Sudbury, Suffolk, England.⁴

     Joseph Merriam was born in 1600 at Tudeley, Kent, England.¹ He was the son of William Merriam. Joseph Merriam married Sara Goldstone, daughter of John Goldstone and Francis Jefferie, in 1623 at Tudeley, England.¹ Joseph Merriam died on 1 January 1641 at Hadlow, Kent, England.¹

     John Tilghman married an unknown person at Henrico County, Virginia.¹ He was born between 1600 and 1625 at Selling Parish, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of John Tilghman and Margaret Valentine.¹

     John Slaughter was born circa 1602 in England.² He immigrated in 1617 to Elizabeth City, Virginia. He sailed to the New World aboard the George. He was transported to the virginia colony by Lieutenant Albiano Lupo who claimed him as a headright After the death of Albio Lupo, he patented 350 acres in the Corporation of Elizabeth City on 1 Sept. 1624.^3,4 He married Anne (?) before 1630 in Elizabeth City, Virginia.⁵ John Slaughter patented 200 acres of land <30 May 1635> on the "westermost branch of Elizabeth River.⁶" He was granted or patented 700 acres on the Nansemond River in the Upper County of New Norfold <10 March 1637/38>.³ He added 350 acres to his land holdings by two patents, 3 Nov. 1647 and 5 July 1653, on the Nansemond River.³

     Sarah Hawkins was born circa 1602 at Kent County, England.¹ She was the daughter of Ralph Hawkins and Martha Baldwin.¹ Sarah Hawkins married John Catlett on 10 April 1623 at Preston nr. Faversham, Kent County, England.¹ Sarah Hawkins married Dr. Lodowick Rouzee on 19 September 1626 at Bethersden, Kent County, England.¹

     Pricilla Mullins was born circa 1602 at Dorking, Surrey, England.¹ She married John Alden circa 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ Pricilla Mullins died after 1650 at Massachusetts.¹

     Sara Goldstone was born in 1602 at Tudeley, Kent, England.¹ She was the daughter of John Goldstone and Francis Jefferie.¹ Sara Goldstone married Joseph Merriam, son of William Merriam, in 1623 at Tudeley, England.¹

     Elizabeth Philips was born on 16 February 1602 at St Dunstan, Stepney, London, England.³ She was the daughter of Francis Philips.² Elizabeth Philips married John Lightfoot, son of Rev. Richard Lightfoot and Jane Jones, circa 1620.

     "The book (History of the Powers Family by Amos and Herman Powers) lists the sons of Walter Powers and Trial Shepard (Daughter of Dea. Ralph and Thankes Shepard, who were from Stepney Parish, London (in Essex.)¹)" Deacon Ralph Shepard was born in 1603 or 1606 at Stepney Parish, London, England.² He married Thanks Lord before 1633 at England.³ Deacon Ralph Shepard died on 20 August 1693 at Malden, Middlesex County, Massachussets.

     Frances Ann Baldwin was born circa 1606 at Glassthorpe, Northumberland, England.⁴ She was the daughter of (?) Baldwin and Mary Langhorne.^1,3 Frances Ann Baldwin married Richard Townsend before 1633 at England.^1,3,4 Frances Ann Baldwin married Richard Jones, son of Cadwallader Jones and Anne Bluet, before 1652.^1,3 Frances Ann Balwin/Jones married Robert Williams after 1654 at Virginia.³

     Although there is no definitive proof, John Upton patented land in 1635 for the transportation of, among others, William Underwood. Justinian Cooper also recieved 1050 acres for the transportation of 20 people including William Underwood in 1636. In addition, his son and grandson were both named William.² William? Underwood was born in 1606 at Kent, England.³ He was christened on 19 April 1612 at St. Stephen, Walbrook, London, Middlesex, England.³ He married Margaret Mason, daughter of John Mason, circa 1621 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.⁴ William? Underwood married Margaret (?) before 1630.⁵ William? Underwood married Margaret Roberts on 3 January 1632 at St. Giles, Cripplegate, London, England.⁶ William? Underwood died in 1637 at London, England.⁷ He died circa 1638 in County Middlesex, England?.⁸

     Richard Townsend was born in 1606 at England.² He married Frances Ann Baldwin, daughter of (?) Baldwin and Mary Langhorne, before 1633 at England.^1,3,2 Richard Townsend died circa 1650 at Virginnia.²

     Richard Lightfoot was born circa 1608 at Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, England.² He was the son of Rev. Richard Lightfoot and Jane Jones.¹ "Richard Lightfoot, son of Richard, of Stoke Bruerne, Northants, sacerd. Lincoln College, matriculated" on 27 January 1625/26.³ Richard Lightfoot recieved B.A. 26 July 1628 on 26 July 1628.⁴ He became rector of Kennarding, Kent in 1632.⁴ He made rector of Whinbergh, Norfolk in 1647.⁴ He became rector of Chadwell, Essex in 1663.⁴

     Edwin Conway was born circa 1610 at County Wigorn, Worcestershire, England.¹ He immigrated circa 1640 to Northampton County, Virginia.¹ He married Martha Eltonhead circa 1640 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.¹ Edwin Conway died in 1675 at Lancaster County, Virginia.¹

     Margaret Mason was born circa 1610 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of John Mason.¹ Margaret Mason married William? Underwood circa 1621 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.²

     Richard Potts was born in 1610 in Chesterfield, England.¹ He was the son of John Pott and Walburge Smith.² Richard Potts married Anne Ashe, daughter of Godfrey Ashe and Alice Clay, on 15 May 1636 in Chesterfield, England.³ Richard Potts died on 17 September 1650 at Chesterfield, England.¹

     Lt Henry Adams was born in 1610. He was the son of Henry Adams and Edith Squire. He immigrated with his parents circa 1638 at Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; "The prior removal to New England of many acquaintances of Henry Adams, including even his wif's sister, Ann (Squire) Purchase, may have been a strong factor in his emigration" - "The year of emigration is fixed by a deposition in 1656 by his son John Adams who stated that he had known a certain field in Cambridge since 1639.¹" Lt Henry Adams married Elizabeth Paine, daughter of Moses Paine Esq, in 1643 at Massachusetts.^2,3 Lt Henry Adams died on 21 February 1676 at Medfield, Massachusetts; Henry was killed by Indians while standing in his dooway" in the second year of the war". (King Philip's War.)² Lt. Henry Adams was the first Town Clerk of Braintree, also Medfield, was the Representative of the town in the General Court for the years 1659; '65; '74 and '75. He was lieutenant of the Medfield military company, which fought against the Indians in 1675-76.

     Christopher Reynolds married Elizabeth (?)² Christopher Reynolds was born circa 1611 at Gravesend, England. He was the son of George Reynolds.² Christopher Reynolds immigrated aboard the "Francis and John" in 1622 to Warrick County, Virginia. Setteling therer on 450 acres pattent which was made 15 Sep 1636".² Hewas included in the Muster of 1623/24 in Warwick Squeake, Isle of Wight County, Virginia; Muster.¹ He was also listed in the muster of 7 February 1624 for Warrascoyack Plantation, Virginia.³ He appeared on the census of 1624/25 in Warwick Squeake, Isle of Wight County, Virginia; Headed the list of Mr. Edward Bennett's men there.¹ Christopher appeared on the census of 7 February 1625 where he headed the list of Mr. Edward Bennett's men there; "The Muster Of The Inhabitants At Wariscoyack, Taken The 7TH of February, 1625."⁴ On 13 March 1625/26 he Deposed in the General Court "that he did see and read Peter Collins indentures and that by the indentures he was to serve Mr. bennett four years.¹" He married Elizabeth (?)⁵ Christopher Reynolds was granted or patented 450 acres in Warrisquick County bounded with a back creek and running eastward behind the Pagan Shore some three miles upward. A patent granted to John Mungoe, 21 Oct. 1684, refers to 100 acres on the south east side of Hutchinson's Creek which Robert Sabine sold to Christopher Reynolds, 21 Dec 1634, and which he in turn sold to Peter Hull, 1 may 1639.¹ He died in November 1657 at Isle of Wight County, Virginia.⁶ Descendancy from this Christopher Reynolds is complex and debatable. One well documented essay of the Christhoper Reynolds Family of Isle of Wright County can be found on Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet II at http://www.genfiles.com/reynolds/Christopher Reynolds Family.htm. Many others exsist else where.^7,8

     Richard Walker was born in 1611 at England.¹ He married Jane Talmage, daughter of Thomas Talmage, circa 1635 at Bostan, Massachusetts.^1,2

     Col Thomas Ringgold was born circa 1612 in Elizabeth City, Virginia.¹ He married Mrs Christian Hill circa 1650.² Col Thomas Ringgold immigrated in 1650 to Kent County, Maryland.³ On D he gave to his sons, James and John Ringgold, "the one-half of my land called Huntingfield, which is in estimation twelve hundred acres, lying on the east side of Chesapeak Bay."² He died after 1672 at Kent County, Maryland.¹

     Thanks Lord was born in 1612 at London, Essex, England.¹ She married Deacon Ralph Shepard before 1633 at England.² Thanks Lord died in 1693 at Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹

     Lt Thomas Adams was born in 1612. He was the son of Henry Adams and Edith Squire.² Thomas was baptized on 25 March 1612 at Barton St. David, England.³ He immigrated with his parents circa 1638 at Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; "The prior removal to New England of many acquaintances of Henry Adams, including even his wif's sister, Ann (Squire) Purchase, may have been a strong factor in his emigration" - "The year of emigration is fixed by a deposition in 1656 by his son John Adams who stated that he had known a certain field in Cambridge since 1639.⁴" Lt Thomas Adams married Mary Blackmore on 6 October 1642 at Braintree, Massachusetts.^5,6 Lt Thomas Adams died on 20 July 1688 at Chelmsford, Massachusetts.¹ According to Shattuck [History of Concord] Thomas removed with his brothers Samuel and John from Braintree to Concord, Mass., in 1646. He was chosen chief Sergeant of the military company in 1659, but the County Court refused to confirm him on accout of his religious views. He was confirmed in april, 1660 upon solemnly agreening not to disseminate his principles or notions contrary to what the church doth conffessedly own and practice. He was chosen Ensign in 1678, and Lieutenant in 1682, in the company of which his brother Samuel was Captain. He was Town Clerk, Selectman, Commissioner or Representative to the General Court.⁷

     James Harmon was born circa 1613.¹ He was the son of Frances Harmon and Sarah Martin.¹ James Harmon married Sarah Clark, daughter of Edward Clark and Barbara (?), on 6 May 1658 at Saco, York County, Maine.¹ James Harmon died in 1673 at Maine.¹

     Mary Blackmore was born in 1613 at Rappahannock County, Virginia; When Mary died in 1695, her age was given as 82 years.² She married Lt Thomas Adams, son of Henry Adams and Edith Squire, on 6 October 1642 at Braintree, Massachusetts.^3,4 Mary Blackmore died on 23 March 1694/95 at Charlestown, Massachusetts.¹

     Jane Talmage was born in 1613 at Newton Stacy, Hampshire, England.³ She was the daughter of Thomas Talmage.² Jane Talmage married Richard Walker circa 1635 at Bostan, Massachusetts.^1,3 Jane Talmage died on 3 September 1640 at Massachusetts.³

     Margaret Brewer married Edward Tilghman, son of William Tilghman and Mary Bere, circa 1560 at Snodland, Kent, England.² Margaret Brewer was born on 23 October 1613.³

     Deacon Johnathan Adams was born circa 1614 at Barton St. David, England.² He was the son of Henry Adams and Edith Squire.¹ Deacon Johnathan Adams married Joan Close on 7 February 1638/39 at Baltonsborough, Somersetshire, England.² Deacon Johnathan Adams immigrated in 1651 to Medfield, Massachusetts.² He married Elizabeth Holman circa 1665 at Massachusetts.² Deacon Johnathan Adams died in 1690 at East Medway (Millis), Massachusetts.¹ Jonathan settled in Medfield, Mass. His house was burned by the Indians in 1676, and he rebuilt on what has been known as the Joseph Adams place in East Medway, (now Millis).¹

     Thomas Goodrich was born in Wales in 1614; In 1654 he testified in court at Lower Norfolk, Virginia that he was age 40.¹ He was the son of John Goodrich. Thomas Goodrich married Anne? probably Sherwood, circa 1642 in Wales.^2,3 Thomas and Anne immigrated circa 1652 to Lower Norfolk County, Virginia; For importation of himself, Anne his wife, seven negroes and four other persons to Lower Norfolk County, Thomas received Certificate form the Court of that county June 17, 1652, for 1250 acres.⁴ He was granted or patented 1134 acrs on the south side of the Rappahannock River in Rappahannock County. He was granted or patented 2000 acres in the same place on on 12 June 1664. In 1676 Thomas Goodrich joined Nathaniel Bacon in "Bacon's Rebellion" and was appointed by Bacon (to) Lt. General in charge of forces along the Rappahannock and Potomac. Sentenced by (a) Berkeley Court Martial to be hanged, but allowed to go free if he "with rope around his neck and on his knees did beg his life form the Governor and Council upon payment of a fine of 50,000 pounds of tobacco."⁵ He died circa 1679; Will probated 1679.

     Daniel Harris was born in 1615 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.⁴ He was the son of Thomas Harris and Elizabeth Hills.^2,3 Daniel Harris had house-lot assigned very soon after the first assigment of lots in 1644 at Rowley, Massachusetts.⁵ He married Mary Weld, daughter of Capt. Joseph Weld and Elizabeth Shatswell, on 26 October 1648 at Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.^1,4,6 Daniel Harris died in November 1701 at New Haven, Connecticut.^4,5 Daniel Harris was a carpenter and wheelwright, and carried on these trades in Rowley. He probably removed to Connecticut in late 1652 where he held the office of military captain. He was a licensed inn-holder in Middletown by 1659.⁵

     Sarah Clark was born circa 1617.¹ She was the daughter of Edward Clark and Barbara (?)¹ Sarah Clark married James Harmon, son of Frances Harmon and Sarah Martin, on 6 May 1658 at Saco, York County, Maine.¹