John Endicott married (1) by about 1628 Anne Gower, who accompanied him on the "Abigail." She was a "cousin" of Matthew Craddock, governor of Massachusetts Bay Company in England, who wrote 16 February 1628/9 "and to hear my good cousin, your wife were perfectly recovered of her health would be [ac]ceptable news to us all; which God grant in his good time that we may." A sample of her needlework was deposited at the Salem East India Marine Society Museum in 1828. She died probably not long after Matthew Craddock wrote his letter.
There were no children recorded of this marriage.
There were no children recorded of this marriage.
John Endicott married (1) by about 1628 Anne Gower, who accompanied him on the "Abigail." She was a "cousin" of Matthew Craddock, governor of Massachusetts Bay Company in England, who wrote 16 February 1628/9 "and to hear my good cousin, your wife were perfectly recovered of her health would be [ac]ceptable news to us all; which God grant in his good time that we may." A sample of her needlework was deposited at the Salem East India Marine Society Museum in 1828. She died probably not long after Matthew Craddock wrote his letter.
There were no children recorded of this marriage.
There were no children recorded of this marriage.
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