She is alleged by some to have been a Mosher, the daughter of Hugh Mosher and Lydia Maxson, but no evidence has been found to support the assertion. No maiden surname is provided for her by Robert Charles Anderson, F.A.S.G. [Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists], in The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635; pages 102-104.
She was married to the Rev. John Maxson and they had seven children.∼Parents: Nicholas & Lydia Mosher.
Wife of John Maxson.
She was married to the Rev. John Maxson and they had seven children.∼Parents: Nicholas & Lydia Mosher.
Wife of John Maxson.
She is alleged by some to have been a Mosher, the daughter of Hugh Mosher and Lydia Maxson, but no evidence has been found to support the assertion. No maiden surname is provided for her by Robert Charles Anderson, F.A.S.G. [Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists], in The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635; pages 102-104.
She was married to the Rev. John Maxson and they had seven children.∼Parents: Nicholas & Lydia Mosher.
Wife of John Maxson.
She was married to the Rev. John Maxson and they had seven children.∼Parents: Nicholas & Lydia Mosher.
Wife of John Maxson.
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