Edmund Johnson married by 1639, Mary _____.
They had four children: Peter, John, James, & Dorcas Pearson.
She married (2) Hampton 16 July 1651 THOMAS COLEMAN {1635, Newbury}
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Edmund and Mary were probably buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton's first cemetery. But it has fallen into disrepair, and many of its headstones have disappeared. Their children were: Peter Johnson, 1639-1674 (wife: Ruth Moulton 1641-1718); John Johnson, 1641-by 1692. (m. Elinor Brackett, b. 1642); James, 1643- 1715; (m. Sarah Daniels, 1638-1718); Dorcas, b.1645, (m. Samuel Pearson, 1648-1721); Mary 1641-1680, (m. John Woodin, 1635-1678).∼Thomas Coleman married (2) 16 Jul 1651, Mary (____) Johnson, widow of Edmund Johnson of Hampton (Newbury records also show this marriage & give the date as 11 Jul 1651). No children recorded of this marriage. She died at Hampton 30 Jan 1662/3. (On 7 Oct 1651, "Tho[mas] Coleman" is called father-in-law [i.e., step-father] to the children of Edmund Johnson.
It would appear that Thomas Coleman or one of his wives was perhaps somehow associated with Thomas Chase of Hampton, ot his wife. On 4 Oct 1653, "Thomas Coleman was given a month to file his bond and mortgage his land as security for the [Chase] children's portion" of Thomas Chase's estate.
They had four children: Peter, John, James, & Dorcas Pearson.
She married (2) Hampton 16 July 1651 THOMAS COLEMAN {1635, Newbury}
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Edmund and Mary were probably buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton's first cemetery. But it has fallen into disrepair, and many of its headstones have disappeared. Their children were: Peter Johnson, 1639-1674 (wife: Ruth Moulton 1641-1718); John Johnson, 1641-by 1692. (m. Elinor Brackett, b. 1642); James, 1643- 1715; (m. Sarah Daniels, 1638-1718); Dorcas, b.1645, (m. Samuel Pearson, 1648-1721); Mary 1641-1680, (m. John Woodin, 1635-1678).∼Thomas Coleman married (2) 16 Jul 1651, Mary (____) Johnson, widow of Edmund Johnson of Hampton (Newbury records also show this marriage & give the date as 11 Jul 1651). No children recorded of this marriage. She died at Hampton 30 Jan 1662/3. (On 7 Oct 1651, "Tho[mas] Coleman" is called father-in-law [i.e., step-father] to the children of Edmund Johnson.
It would appear that Thomas Coleman or one of his wives was perhaps somehow associated with Thomas Chase of Hampton, ot his wife. On 4 Oct 1653, "Thomas Coleman was given a month to file his bond and mortgage his land as security for the [Chase] children's portion" of Thomas Chase's estate.
Edmund Johnson married by 1639, Mary _____.
They had four children: Peter, John, James, & Dorcas Pearson.
She married (2) Hampton 16 July 1651 THOMAS COLEMAN {1635, Newbury}
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Edmund and Mary were probably buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton's first cemetery. But it has fallen into disrepair, and many of its headstones have disappeared. Their children were: Peter Johnson, 1639-1674 (wife: Ruth Moulton 1641-1718); John Johnson, 1641-by 1692. (m. Elinor Brackett, b. 1642); James, 1643- 1715; (m. Sarah Daniels, 1638-1718); Dorcas, b.1645, (m. Samuel Pearson, 1648-1721); Mary 1641-1680, (m. John Woodin, 1635-1678).∼Thomas Coleman married (2) 16 Jul 1651, Mary (____) Johnson, widow of Edmund Johnson of Hampton (Newbury records also show this marriage & give the date as 11 Jul 1651). No children recorded of this marriage. She died at Hampton 30 Jan 1662/3. (On 7 Oct 1651, "Tho[mas] Coleman" is called father-in-law [i.e., step-father] to the children of Edmund Johnson.
It would appear that Thomas Coleman or one of his wives was perhaps somehow associated with Thomas Chase of Hampton, ot his wife. On 4 Oct 1653, "Thomas Coleman was given a month to file his bond and mortgage his land as security for the [Chase] children's portion" of Thomas Chase's estate.
They had four children: Peter, John, James, & Dorcas Pearson.
She married (2) Hampton 16 July 1651 THOMAS COLEMAN {1635, Newbury}
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Edmund and Mary were probably buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton's first cemetery. But it has fallen into disrepair, and many of its headstones have disappeared. Their children were: Peter Johnson, 1639-1674 (wife: Ruth Moulton 1641-1718); John Johnson, 1641-by 1692. (m. Elinor Brackett, b. 1642); James, 1643- 1715; (m. Sarah Daniels, 1638-1718); Dorcas, b.1645, (m. Samuel Pearson, 1648-1721); Mary 1641-1680, (m. John Woodin, 1635-1678).∼Thomas Coleman married (2) 16 Jul 1651, Mary (____) Johnson, widow of Edmund Johnson of Hampton (Newbury records also show this marriage & give the date as 11 Jul 1651). No children recorded of this marriage. She died at Hampton 30 Jan 1662/3. (On 7 Oct 1651, "Tho[mas] Coleman" is called father-in-law [i.e., step-father] to the children of Edmund Johnson.
It would appear that Thomas Coleman or one of his wives was perhaps somehow associated with Thomas Chase of Hampton, ot his wife. On 4 Oct 1653, "Thomas Coleman was given a month to file his bond and mortgage his land as security for the [Chase] children's portion" of Thomas Chase's estate.
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