Born probably about 1615, based on receipt of land grant in Watertown in 1636, and approximate date of marriage. Came to Plymouth Colony in 1623 on the "Anne." Died before 6 February 1648/9, when wife Persis appears as widow; probably during 1648.
Married by 1643 to Persis Pierce, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (_____) Pierce of Charlestown. They had four children: Rebecca, Persis Brown, Samuel, & Mary (Bridges)Knight
After William Bridges's death, and no later than 6 May 1653, she had married, as his second wife, John Harrison of Boston, ropemaker, by whom she had ten more children
Married by 1643 to Persis Pierce, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (_____) Pierce of Charlestown. They had four children: Rebecca, Persis Brown, Samuel, & Mary (Bridges)Knight
After William Bridges's death, and no later than 6 May 1653, she had married, as his second wife, John Harrison of Boston, ropemaker, by whom she had ten more children
Born probably about 1615, based on receipt of land grant in Watertown in 1636, and approximate date of marriage. Came to Plymouth Colony in 1623 on the "Anne." Died before 6 February 1648/9, when wife Persis appears as widow; probably during 1648.
Married by 1643 to Persis Pierce, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (_____) Pierce of Charlestown. They had four children: Rebecca, Persis Brown, Samuel, & Mary (Bridges)Knight
After William Bridges's death, and no later than 6 May 1653, she had married, as his second wife, John Harrison of Boston, ropemaker, by whom she had ten more children
Married by 1643 to Persis Pierce, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (_____) Pierce of Charlestown. They had four children: Rebecca, Persis Brown, Samuel, & Mary (Bridges)Knight
After William Bridges's death, and no later than 6 May 1653, she had married, as his second wife, John Harrison of Boston, ropemaker, by whom she had ten more children
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