Alleged to have been a on the ship "Confidence" out of Southhampton on 24 April 1638. Accompanied by his second wife Margaret (d. 1642), and 3 of the children by his first wife. However, a review of the lists on line has not revealed his name, although some did travel under an assumed name.
There is controvery over the name of his first wife.
children by 1st wife:
William (b. England 1626, d. June 21, 1699)
Samuel (b. England 1628, d. July 7, 1704)
Phoebe (b. England 1629, d. 1680)
Gabriel (b. England, d. England 1631)
children by 3rd wife, Susannah:
Mary (b. Salisbury 1645; d. 1683)
Isaac (2) (b. Salisbury 1650; d. 1679
In 1638 he settled in Salisbury, Massachusetts, where he received land in the first division and was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1640. He was a weaver by trade.
burial presumed
There is controvery over the name of his first wife.
children by 1st wife:
William (b. England 1626, d. June 21, 1699)
Samuel (b. England 1628, d. July 7, 1704)
Phoebe (b. England 1629, d. 1680)
Gabriel (b. England, d. England 1631)
children by 3rd wife, Susannah:
Mary (b. Salisbury 1645; d. 1683)
Isaac (2) (b. Salisbury 1650; d. 1679
In 1638 he settled in Salisbury, Massachusetts, where he received land in the first division and was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1640. He was a weaver by trade.
burial presumed
Alleged to have been a on the ship "Confidence" out of Southhampton on 24 April 1638. Accompanied by his second wife Margaret (d. 1642), and 3 of the children by his first wife. However, a review of the lists on line has not revealed his name, although some did travel under an assumed name.
There is controvery over the name of his first wife.
children by 1st wife:
William (b. England 1626, d. June 21, 1699)
Samuel (b. England 1628, d. July 7, 1704)
Phoebe (b. England 1629, d. 1680)
Gabriel (b. England, d. England 1631)
children by 3rd wife, Susannah:
Mary (b. Salisbury 1645; d. 1683)
Isaac (2) (b. Salisbury 1650; d. 1679
In 1638 he settled in Salisbury, Massachusetts, where he received land in the first division and was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1640. He was a weaver by trade.
burial presumed
There is controvery over the name of his first wife.
children by 1st wife:
William (b. England 1626, d. June 21, 1699)
Samuel (b. England 1628, d. July 7, 1704)
Phoebe (b. England 1629, d. 1680)
Gabriel (b. England, d. England 1631)
children by 3rd wife, Susannah:
Mary (b. Salisbury 1645; d. 1683)
Isaac (2) (b. Salisbury 1650; d. 1679
In 1638 he settled in Salisbury, Massachusetts, where he received land in the first division and was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1640. He was a weaver by trade.
burial presumed
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