Son of John Hanford and Hannah Rake
Jeffrey (church records show Theophilus) was the second husband of Eglin Hatherly Downes. They were married in Fremington, Devonshire on 31 Mar 1611 and had the following children:
* Margaret Hanford, Mrs Isaac Robinson
* Lettice Hanford, Mrs Foster Jenkins
* Susanna Hanford, Mrs Whiston Brooks
* Elizabeth Hanford, Mrs Wade
* Reverend Thomas Hanford
Born about 1564 in Devon England
Eglin, Margaret and Elizabeth were on the 1636 journey of the Defense bound for Scituate, New England.
Jeffrey (church records show Theophilus) was the second husband of Eglin Hatherly Downes. They were married in Fremington, Devonshire on 31 Mar 1611 and had the following children:
* Margaret Hanford, Mrs Isaac Robinson
* Lettice Hanford, Mrs Foster Jenkins
* Susanna Hanford, Mrs Whiston Brooks
* Elizabeth Hanford, Mrs Wade
* Reverend Thomas Hanford
Born about 1564 in Devon England
Eglin, Margaret and Elizabeth were on the 1636 journey of the Defense bound for Scituate, New England.
Son of John Hanford and Hannah Rake
Jeffrey (church records show Theophilus) was the second husband of Eglin Hatherly Downes. They were married in Fremington, Devonshire on 31 Mar 1611 and had the following children:
* Margaret Hanford, Mrs Isaac Robinson
* Lettice Hanford, Mrs Foster Jenkins
* Susanna Hanford, Mrs Whiston Brooks
* Elizabeth Hanford, Mrs Wade
* Reverend Thomas Hanford
Born about 1564 in Devon England
Eglin, Margaret and Elizabeth were on the 1636 journey of the Defense bound for Scituate, New England.
Jeffrey (church records show Theophilus) was the second husband of Eglin Hatherly Downes. They were married in Fremington, Devonshire on 31 Mar 1611 and had the following children:
* Margaret Hanford, Mrs Isaac Robinson
* Lettice Hanford, Mrs Foster Jenkins
* Susanna Hanford, Mrs Whiston Brooks
* Elizabeth Hanford, Mrs Wade
* Reverend Thomas Hanford
Born about 1564 in Devon England
Eglin, Margaret and Elizabeth were on the 1636 journey of the Defense bound for Scituate, New England.
Gravesite Details
North aisle that was built 1579; restored 1863.
