Elizabeth (Bennett) Iggleden, widow of Stephen Iggleden.
She came from Biddenden, Kent in 1638 on the Castle, and settled in Roxbury. NEHGR 2:183, 65: 174-87, GM 2:5:382-83.
She married (2) in Roxbury, 18 Apr 1642, Joseph Patchen. They had 3 children: Joseph, John, & a child who died young.
In the family of THOMAS BESBEECH {1635, Scituate} during his passage to New England in 1635 were 4 children with the surname "Egelden." No evidence has been found to show that they were related to the 1st wife of Joseph Patchen, but this may have been the case.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She came from Biddenden, Kent in 1638 on the Castle, and settled in Roxbury. NEHGR 2:183, 65: 174-87, GM 2:5:382-83.
She married (2) in Roxbury, 18 Apr 1642, Joseph Patchen. They had 3 children: Joseph, John, & a child who died young.
In the family of THOMAS BESBEECH {1635, Scituate} during his passage to New England in 1635 were 4 children with the surname "Egelden." No evidence has been found to show that they were related to the 1st wife of Joseph Patchen, but this may have been the case.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Elizabeth (Bennett) Iggleden, widow of Stephen Iggleden.
She came from Biddenden, Kent in 1638 on the Castle, and settled in Roxbury. NEHGR 2:183, 65: 174-87, GM 2:5:382-83.
She married (2) in Roxbury, 18 Apr 1642, Joseph Patchen. They had 3 children: Joseph, John, & a child who died young.
In the family of THOMAS BESBEECH {1635, Scituate} during his passage to New England in 1635 were 4 children with the surname "Egelden." No evidence has been found to show that they were related to the 1st wife of Joseph Patchen, but this may have been the case.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
She came from Biddenden, Kent in 1638 on the Castle, and settled in Roxbury. NEHGR 2:183, 65: 174-87, GM 2:5:382-83.
She married (2) in Roxbury, 18 Apr 1642, Joseph Patchen. They had 3 children: Joseph, John, & a child who died young.
In the family of THOMAS BESBEECH {1635, Scituate} during his passage to New England in 1635 were 4 children with the surname "Egelden." No evidence has been found to show that they were related to the 1st wife of Joseph Patchen, but this may have been the case.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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