Michael Spencer married by about 1640 Isabel ____. They had 3 children: John, Susannah Bacon, & Michael.
She married (2) by 30 Nov 1654 Thomas Robbins & died at Salem on 9 Oct 1674. (On 31 Mar 1657, "Thomas Robins and Henry Skerry [were] bound for the appearance of Elizabeth Robins when the court shall call for her." At the same court, "Thomas Robins [was] bound to bring his wife, Isabel Robans, to next court at Salem to answer suspicion against her." On 1 Jul 1657, "Thomas Robins [was] bound for his wife's appearance to answer to a charge of concealing things stolen by her son. She was fined & ordered to pay Rob[er]t Lord,").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She married (2) by 30 Nov 1654 Thomas Robbins & died at Salem on 9 Oct 1674. (On 31 Mar 1657, "Thomas Robins and Henry Skerry [were] bound for the appearance of Elizabeth Robins when the court shall call for her." At the same court, "Thomas Robins [was] bound to bring his wife, Isabel Robans, to next court at Salem to answer suspicion against her." On 1 Jul 1657, "Thomas Robins [was] bound for his wife's appearance to answer to a charge of concealing things stolen by her son. She was fined & ordered to pay Rob[er]t Lord,").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Michael Spencer married by about 1640 Isabel ____. They had 3 children: John, Susannah Bacon, & Michael.
She married (2) by 30 Nov 1654 Thomas Robbins & died at Salem on 9 Oct 1674. (On 31 Mar 1657, "Thomas Robins and Henry Skerry [were] bound for the appearance of Elizabeth Robins when the court shall call for her." At the same court, "Thomas Robins [was] bound to bring his wife, Isabel Robans, to next court at Salem to answer suspicion against her." On 1 Jul 1657, "Thomas Robins [was] bound for his wife's appearance to answer to a charge of concealing things stolen by her son. She was fined & ordered to pay Rob[er]t Lord,").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She married (2) by 30 Nov 1654 Thomas Robbins & died at Salem on 9 Oct 1674. (On 31 Mar 1657, "Thomas Robins and Henry Skerry [were] bound for the appearance of Elizabeth Robins when the court shall call for her." At the same court, "Thomas Robins [was] bound to bring his wife, Isabel Robans, to next court at Salem to answer suspicion against her." On 1 Jul 1657, "Thomas Robins [was] bound for his wife's appearance to answer to a charge of concealing things stolen by her son. She was fined & ordered to pay Rob[er]t Lord,").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
