John Sibley married by about 1631 Sarah ____ (possibly Sarah How). They had one child of record: Sarah (Sibley) Dwight.
She married (2) at Dedham on 11 Jun 1650 FRANCES CHICKERING {1637, Dedham}. She married (3) after 1658 John Bowles of Roxbury & was buried there on 4 Sep 1686.
In her will Sarah (____) Sibley Chickering Bowles made a bequest to "my loving brother Joseph How." Which of the Joseph Hows of early New England he may have been has not been determined.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She married (2) at Dedham on 11 Jun 1650 FRANCES CHICKERING {1637, Dedham}. She married (3) after 1658 John Bowles of Roxbury & was buried there on 4 Sep 1686.
In her will Sarah (____) Sibley Chickering Bowles made a bequest to "my loving brother Joseph How." Which of the Joseph Hows of early New England he may have been has not been determined.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
John Sibley married by about 1631 Sarah ____ (possibly Sarah How). They had one child of record: Sarah (Sibley) Dwight.
She married (2) at Dedham on 11 Jun 1650 FRANCES CHICKERING {1637, Dedham}. She married (3) after 1658 John Bowles of Roxbury & was buried there on 4 Sep 1686.
In her will Sarah (____) Sibley Chickering Bowles made a bequest to "my loving brother Joseph How." Which of the Joseph Hows of early New England he may have been has not been determined.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She married (2) at Dedham on 11 Jun 1650 FRANCES CHICKERING {1637, Dedham}. She married (3) after 1658 John Bowles of Roxbury & was buried there on 4 Sep 1686.
In her will Sarah (____) Sibley Chickering Bowles made a bequest to "my loving brother Joseph How." Which of the Joseph Hows of early New England he may have been has not been determined.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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