Hugh Alley married by 1641 Mary _____. She survived to administer his estate on 1 July 1674.
They had 8 children (all born Lynn): Mary Lindsay, John, Martha Mills, Sarah Lindsay, Hugh, Solomon, Hannah, & Jacob.
In his will Hugh Alley named explicitly only his four eldest children, who were already married by that time. The remaining, younger children were referred to only indirectly, and so we have no way of knowing whether son Jacob was still alive in 1674 or not.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had 8 children (all born Lynn): Mary Lindsay, John, Martha Mills, Sarah Lindsay, Hugh, Solomon, Hannah, & Jacob.
In his will Hugh Alley named explicitly only his four eldest children, who were already married by that time. The remaining, younger children were referred to only indirectly, and so we have no way of knowing whether son Jacob was still alive in 1674 or not.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Hugh Alley married by 1641 Mary _____. She survived to administer his estate on 1 July 1674.
They had 8 children (all born Lynn): Mary Lindsay, John, Martha Mills, Sarah Lindsay, Hugh, Solomon, Hannah, & Jacob.
In his will Hugh Alley named explicitly only his four eldest children, who were already married by that time. The remaining, younger children were referred to only indirectly, and so we have no way of knowing whether son Jacob was still alive in 1674 or not.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had 8 children (all born Lynn): Mary Lindsay, John, Martha Mills, Sarah Lindsay, Hugh, Solomon, Hannah, & Jacob.
In his will Hugh Alley named explicitly only his four eldest children, who were already married by that time. The remaining, younger children were referred to only indirectly, and so we have no way of knowing whether son Jacob was still alive in 1674 or not.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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