ALICE, eldest known child of Richard & Agnes (Lanflye) Ingersoll, was baptized at Sandy, Bedfordshire, 21 December 1612. She married by about 1634 William Walcott (in the Salem land grant of 25 December 1637 "Will[iam] Walcot" was credited with a household of four, which indicates a wife and perhaps two children by that date), who seems to have become incompetent within a decade. (In December 1643 "Willia[m] Walcott's wife, children and estate" were entrusted to "Richard Inkersell, his father-in-law, to be disposed of `according to God; and the said William Wolcott to be and remain as his servant'." This arrangement lasted less than a year, terminated at the death of Richard Ingersoll.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
ALICE, eldest known child of Richard & Agnes (Lanflye) Ingersoll, was baptized at Sandy, Bedfordshire, 21 December 1612. She married by about 1634 William Walcott (in the Salem land grant of 25 December 1637 "Will[iam] Walcot" was credited with a household of four, which indicates a wife and perhaps two children by that date), who seems to have become incompetent within a decade. (In December 1643 "Willia[m] Walcott's wife, children and estate" were entrusted to "Richard Inkersell, his father-in-law, to be disposed of `according to God; and the said William Wolcott to be and remain as his servant'." This arrangement lasted less than a year, terminated at the death of Richard Ingersoll.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
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