Edward Everett

Notes:

One Line of Descendants from Dolar Davis and Richard Everett
By Eleanor Francis Davis Crosby, "Mrs. W. S. Crosby "
Eleanor Francis Davis Crosby
ONE LINE OF DESCENDANTS FROM Dolar Davis and Richard Everett
[INCLUDING NUMEROUS MARRIAGE CONNECTIONS]
COMPILED BY
MRS. WILLIAM SUMNER CROSBY
173 Gardner Road
BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON
PRESS OF GEO. H. ELLIS CO.
1911

pg 44

John3 Everett, b. at Dedham, June 9, 1676; m. first,
June 3, 1699-1700, Mercy Browne, who d. at Dedham, Nov.
27, 1748, aged 70; m. second, Aug. 31, 1749, Mrs. Mary
Bennett of Wrentham.
Mercy Brown was grand-dau. of Thomas and Bridget Brown
of Concord. He had 200 acres of land in Sudbury, 300 acres at
Worcester, house and land in Cambridge. He d. probably in 1690:
will probated in January, 1690, mentions son Boaz. Boaz Brown,
b. at Concord, Dec. 14, 1641; m. Nov. 8, 1664, Mary Winship,
dau. of Edward Winship, of Cambridge, by wife Jane. They were
the parents of Mercy Browne. Edward 1 Winship was proprietor
in Cambridge 1635; sergeant 1643; deputy and town officer. He
d. Dec. 2, 1688. Will prob. Oct. 1, 1689, mentions dau. Mary
Brown.
John Everett was selectman at Dedham, 1724-32, nine
years. His name appears on a petition to the General
Court, 1729, for a new parish in the south part of the
town. This parish, the second in the town, was established
in 1630. John Everett was its first moderator. He was
also the first deacon in the new church, and was appointed
assessor. His will prob. April 2, 1751, mentions son Ebenezer
Everett.

Ebenezer 4 Everett, 6. at Dedham, Aug. 5, 1707; m. March
9, 1734, at North Andover, Mass., Joanna Stevens, dau. of
Ebenezer and Sarah [Sprague] Stevens, b. Sept. 11, 1711,
d. June 21, 1791.
Ebenezer Everett lived for several years at Methuen,
Mass. He was dismissed from the First Church in Methuen
to the Second Church in Dedham, March 22, 1742. He
was chosen deacon of this Second Church, Nov. 30, 1760;
selectman 1760-64. He d. June 19, 1778. His will prob.
July 17, 1778, mentions son Ebenezer.
Ebenezer6 Everett, b. at Dedham, Oct. 7, 1734; TO. at
Dedham, first, Dec. 16, 1756, Abigail Bacon, b. at Dedham,
1738; d. at Dedham, June 12, 1789.
Abigail Bacon was descended from Michael 1 Bacon, one of the
original proprietors of Dedham: "Tradition says he held the
office of captain of a company of yeomanry in Suffolk County,
England." Her father was Capt. William Bacon, who raised a
company for the Crown Point expedition in the French and Indian
War. He m. Nov. 17, 1736, Abigail Dean, of Dedham.
Capt. Everett m. second, March 22, 1791, at Dedham,
Mrs. Abigail [Fisher] Kingsbury, b. March 8, 1736-7, d.
June 14, 1809.
Ebenezer Everett lived in Dedham, where he was received
into the Second Church, March 2, 1760. He was elected
deacon July 13, 1778, and was town treasurer in 1780.
He served in the French and Indian War and in the Revolution.
He was ensign, and marched on the alarm of the
19th of April, 1775, and served ten days. He was also at
Dorchester Heights. "
Ebenezer Everett — Petition dated Dedham, March 21,
1780, signed by said Everett that he had been appointed
Captain of 7th co., Col. William Mclntash's [Mclntosh's]
1st Suffolk Co. regt., in May, 1776; that he had been frequently
called upon to raise and fit men for the army, &c.,
but that owing to ill health he was no longer able to fulfill
the duties of the office and asking that his resignation be


accepted; ordered in Council July 8, 1780, that the resignation
be accepted." (Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in
the War of the Revolution, p. 424.)
Capt. Ebenezer Everett d. at Dedham, Oct. 1, 1808.
Isaac 6 Everett, b. at Dedham, Dec. 21, 1757; m. May
8, 1786, Elizabeth Tower of "Tower Hill," Braintree.
John 1 Tower was b. at Hingham, England, bap. 1607: he was the
son of Robert and Dorithie [Damon] Tower. The mother, Dorothy,
was buried at Hingham, England, Nov. 10, 16S9; the father, Robert,
was buried in the same place, May 1, 1634. John Gushing of Hingham,
in New England, made this record: "1637. — John Tower and
Samuel Lincoln came from Old Hingham and settled in New Hingham" [
Samuel Lincoln was the ancestor of Abraham Lincoln].
We do not know the reasons why John Tower left a comfortable
home in England for the hardships of a life in the wilderness, probably
for the same reasons which induced so many others to emigrate
during the period between 1630 and 1640.
Among the parishes in England in sympathy with the Puritan
movement was that of Hingham, where Robert Peck had been installed
as rector a few years before John Tower was born, and under whose
ministry John Tower had passed the whole period of his life up to
the time of his emigration. Robert Peck had become so decided in
expressing his opinions as to receive admonition from his superior,
Bishop Wren. He was asked to reform his opinions. Later he
came under the censure of Bishop Laud. He was then obliged to
retract or leave the country, which he did in 1638, with his wife, two
children, and two servants, settling in Hingham, New England,
where he was ordained teacher of the church, Nov. 28, 1638. He returned
to England with his family, October, 1641. Rev. Peter Hobart (
grad. Magdalen Coll., England) came from Hingham, England,
with his father Edmund, Sr., who settled in Hingham, New England,
where the father was deputy. There was a brother, Josiah, who
became a very prominent and useful citizen at Hingham. Rev. Peter *
Hobart was minister at Hingham for forty-four years. [Rev. Peter
Hobart was one of the writer's ancestors, as will appear later.] There
were several families that came from their English home at Hingham
and settled in New Hingham. It is said that many of these sold out
their possessions at a great sacrifice. It does not appear that John
Tower made any sacrifice. In those times it was not uncommon for
young men without means to secure their passage as "servants" to
some one who was able to pay the passage money. The ancestors of
some of our now opulent people came into this country as servants.

John married Mary Brown on 3 Jun 1699 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. Mary (daughter of Boaz Brown and Mary Winship) was born on 24 Mar 1678 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; died on 30 Nov 1749 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Norwood, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Mercy Brown

John + Elizabeth Pepper. Elizabeth (daughter of Robert Pepper and Elizabeth Johnson) was born on 25 May 1645 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; died on 1 Apr 1714 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact 1: 1673, Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; Freeman
• Fact 2: 11 Oct 1681, Stow, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; Selectman

Notes:

Boaz Brown was born 14 Feb 1641/2 in Concord Mass. He was admitted as Freeman in Concord 15 Oct 1673. Boaz was one of several men from Concord who were responsible for founding Stow in 1683 when they purchased the indian plantation Pompositticut. He was also chosen as one of the first selectmen for several terms thereafter.

Boaz was the first minister of the Stow Congregational Church. He moved to Dedham where he was called Ensign in the tax records of 1695. Sometime after 1715 he returned to Concord, where he died 9 Apr 1724, at the age of 83. He is buried in the South Burying Ground in Concord.

Excerpt from Boaz Brown's will.
"..unto my two grandsons Amos Brown and Boaz Brown ye children of my youngest son Edward Brown deceased I do will and bequeath all my housing and lands to me belonging within ye limits and bounds of ye aforesaid Town of Stow.". The will also mentions his "..three grandchildren, Deliverance Brown, Mercy Heald, and Ephraim Brown ye surviving children of my eldest son Boaz Brown deceased".



Thomas Brown was the emigrant ancestor of Josiah Brown, of Worcester, of the late Alzirus Brown, and many other Worcester families. He came from England and settled at Sudbury, where the general court granted him two hundred acres of land October 7, 1640, for the adventure of Mrs. Anne Harvyes. He was in Sudbury in 1640, but the records of his family are at Concord. After 1650 he removed to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was admitted to the church there, May 18, 1666.

He married (first) Bridget, by whom he had his first five children at Concord. Before 1658 he had married Martha, widow of Thomas Oldham, by whom he had four or more children at Cambridge. He died in November or December, 1690.

His will was made November 23, 1690, and proved January, 1691. He bequeathed to his wife Martha, to his daughters Mehitabel and Martha, and to his sons, Ebenezer and Ichabod. The inventory shows house and land at Cambridge, and three hundred acres at Worcester.

Children of Thomas Brown were:

I. Boaz, born at Concord, February 14, 1641-2; died April 7, 1724; married November 8. 1664, Mary Winship, daughter of Edward and Jane Winship ; and had : Boaz, Jr., who settled in Stow ; Thomas, Mary, and Edward.
2. Thomas, born about 1644, died April 4, 1718; married November 12, 1677, Ruth (Vinton) Jones.
3. Mary, born at Concord, March 26, 1646; married June 21, 1669, William Woodward.
4. Eleazer, born at Concord July 6, 1649, married February 9, 1674-5. Dinah Spaulding.
5. Jabez, born at Concord: died 1692; married Deborah.
6. (see Pope's Pioneers) Mehitabel, baptized June 2. 1661. ?. ( ?)
7. Mary, born in Cambridge, baptized March 8, 1663.
8. Ebenezer, born in Cambridge, baptized July 23. 1665.
9. Ichabod. baptized at Cambridge, September 9. 1666.

Boaz married Mary Winship on 8 Nov 1664 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Mary (daughter of Edward Winship and Jane Wilkinson) was born on 2 Jul 1641 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; died on 12 Sep 1715 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Mary Winch on 29 Jun 1643 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA. Mary (daughter of Thomas Winche and Elizabeth Stebbins) was born in 1614 in Bocking, Essex, England; died in 1682 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Elizabeth Johnson on 14 Mar 1643 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of John Johnson and Mary Heath) was born on 22 Aug 1619 in Herne Hill, Canterbury, Kent, England; died on 5 Jan 1684 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact 1: 1637; Arrived from England and was an original proprietor of Sudbury, Massachusetts.
• Fact 2: 14 Mar 1639; Resettled in Concord where he was made Freeman on March 14.
• Fact 3: 12 Nov 1660; Surveyor of Highways in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
• Fact 4: 9 Nov 1663; Constable in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
• Fact 5: 8 Nov 1668; Surveyor again.
• Fact 6: 1678; Hog Reeve in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Notes:

Thomas Brown the immigrant ancestor was born in England in 1609 according to his deposition made in 1670 that his age was sixty one. He came to Concord in 1638 and was one of the original proprietors of Sudbury who were given authority by the general court to begin the plantation September 6 1638. He was admitted a freeman March 14 1639 and the general court October 7 1640 granted him two hundred acres of land for the twenty five pound adventure subscription of Mrs Anne Harvyes. He was a proprietor in Sudbury in 1640 but within a year was back in Concord. He bought land in Concord May 20 1655 in 1661 and in 1671 being called a resident of Concord in each deed. He removed to Cambridge however and was a town officer there in 1660 63 68 was admitted to the Cambridge church May 18 1666. He served on a committee to divide Concord property March 26 1676 and November 20 1680 in a deed of land to his son Thomas Brown Jr he calls himself late of Concord now of Cambridge. It has been proved anyhow that there was but one Thomas Brown to whom all the records refer. He married Bridget who died at Cambridge January 5 1681 he died November 3 1688. He filed May 11 1681 a list of the lands that he had given his son Boaz.

Children of Thomas and Bridget Brown born at Cambridge
1 Boaz born February 14 1642 married November 8 1664 Mary Winship second Abigail Wheat
2 Jabez born in 1644 resided in Concord and Sudbury until Stow was founded
3 Mary born March 26 1646 married first John Woodhead of Chelmsford second John Gove of Cambridge
4 Eleazer born July 6 1649 married February 9 1674 75 Dinah Spalding
5 Thomas born 1651

from: Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs ..., Volume 1


Thomas Brown was the emigrant ancestor of Josiah Brown, of Worcester, of the late Alzirus Brown, and many other Worcester families. He came from England and settled at Sudbury, where the general court granted him two hundred acres of land October 7, 1640, for the adventure of Mrs. Anne Harvyes. He was in Sudbury in 1640, but the records of his family are at Concord. After 1650 he removed to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was admitted to the church there, May 18, 1666.

He married (first) Bridget, by whom he had his first five children at Concord. Before 1658 he had married Martha, widow of Thomas Oldham, by whom he had four or more children at Cambridge. He died in November or December, 1690.

His will was made November 23, 1690, and proved January, 1691. He bequeathed to his wife Martha, to his daughters Mehitabel and Martha, and to his sons, Ebenezer and Ichabod. The inventory shows house and land at Cambridge, and three hundred acres at Worcester.

Children of Thomas Brown were:

I. Boaz, born at Concord, February 14, 1641-2; died April 7, 1724; married November 8. 1664, Mary Winship, daughter of Edward and Jane Winship ; and had : Boaz, Jr., who settled in Stow ; Thomas, Mary, and Edward.
2. Thomas, born about 1644, died April 4, 1718; married November 12, 1677, Ruth (Vinton) Jones.
3. Mary, born at Concord, March 26, 1646; married June 21, 1669, William Woodward.
4. Eleazer, born at Concord July 6, 1649, married February 9, 1674-5. Dinah Spaulding.
5. Jabez, born at Concord: died 1692; married Deborah.
6. (see Pope's Pioneers) Mehitabel, baptized June 2. 1661. ?. ( ?)
7. Mary, born in Cambridge, baptized March 8, 1663.
8. Ebenezer, born in Cambridge, baptized July 23. 1665.
9. Ichabod. baptized at Cambridge, September 9. 1666.

(II) Thomas Brown, son of Thomas Brown (i). born at Concord about 1644; died at Concord April 4, 1718, aged, Shattuck says, sixty-seven years. He settled in Concord where his seven children were bom. He was town clerk of Concord. He married Ruth (Vinton) Jones, November 12, 1677. Children were: i. Ruth, born at Concord, February 8. 1678-9; died March 22, 1764; married. November 10, 1698, Samuel Jones. 2. Mary, born at Concord November 18, 1681 : died July 14, 1750; married John Hunt, who died 1765. son of Nehemiah and Mary (Tool) Hunt. 3. Rebecca, born at Concord, March 5. 1683-4; married September 26. 1704, Jonathan Hubbard. 4. Thomas (see forward). 5. Ephraim. born at Concord, April 21, 1689; died February 6, 1749-50; married, August 28. 1719, Hannah Wilson (died 1768) daughter of William Wilson. 6. Elizabeth, born at Concord, March 8, 1691-2; died December 28. 1717; married, September 22, 1713, Jonathan Hartwell.

(III) Thomas Brown, son of Thomas Brown (2). born at Concord, Massachusetts, August 28, 1686; died at Concord. March 13, 1717-8, leaving a widow and four young children. He married Hannah Potter November 22. 1709. Their children were: I. Ephraim (see forward). 2. Timothy, born at Concord, August 17, 1712; married Rebecca Farrar. 3. Luke, born at Concord November 3, 1714. 4. Hannah, born at Concord December 6, 1716.

(IV) Deacon Ephraim Brown, son of Thomas and Hannah Brown (3), born at Concord, Massachusetts November 7, 1710, died at Concord, October 9, 1788, married Abigail Wheeler, of one of the old Concord families. June 20, 1732. He was deacon in the church at Concord, and a man of importance in his day. His children were: i. Abigail, born at Concord, April 9. 1733; married November 1, 1753, Thomas Hubbard. 2. Ephraim. born at Concord, April 7, 1735; died February 6, 1736-7. 3. Edward, born at Concord. February 15. 1736-7 died 1781; married (first), January 15, 1761, Mary Brown, born 1740: died 1778 and married (second), 1780. Beulah Hosmer. 4. Thankful, born at Concord, December 16, 1740; died September 9, 1776; married July 6, 1758, Edward Wright. 5. Ephraim 2d, born December 20, 1742; died January 18, 1812. 6. Hannah, born April i, 1745, died June 8, 1745. 7. Sarah, born September 25, 1746. 8. Samuel ^see forward).

(V) Lieutenant Samuel Brown, son of Deacon Ephraim Brown (4), born at Concord, February 18, 1752; died October 29, 1819; married Elizabeth Brown, a distant cousin. (See 3024 Potter's Concord Families). He was a lieutenant in the revolutionary army. He settled in Concord. His children were: i. Lucy, born at Concord, July 2, 1773; died February 18, 1786. 2. Thomas, born at Concord, March 9, 1775; died February n, 1834. 3. Samuel, born at Concord, March 7, 1777; died May 29, 1843: married June 5, 1800, Betty Turtle, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Baker) Tuttle. 4. Elizabeth, born at Concord, February 29, 1779; died April 6. 1863: married June 7, 1798, Samuel Potter Prescott. 5. Hannah, born at Concord, June 2, 1781 : died October 16. 1845. 6. Abigail Wheeler, born March 29. 1783: died March 9, 1806. 7. Edward, born March 25. 1785, died March 11, 1813. 8. Joshua, born June 20. 1787; died December II, 1855; married (first). October II, 1807, Sally Potter; married (second), January 27, 1811, Rebecca Dery, who died 1816. 9. Ephraim, born January 10. 1792: died February 28. 1852; married (first), July 2, 1820, Clarissa Harmon; married (second), Olive S. Green. 11. Joel (see forward).

(VI) Joel Brown, son of Lieutenant Samuel Brown (5), born at Concord. Massachusetts, Feb- Tuary 20, 1793: died at Concord, September 22. 1851; married, December 28. 1818, Lucy Whitney, of Bolton. born in 1800: died in 1863; daughter of David and Betsey Whitney. All thcjr children were born at Concord", where they settled. They removed to Boylston, Massachusetts, where he conducted a farm at Boyls«--n Centre. They were at Bolton for a short time. Their children were: I. David Whitney (see forward). 2. Alzirus (see forward). ?. Lucy Alzura. born April 14, 1824; died April 10, 1831. "4. Sarah Ann Eliza (see forward). 5. Eunice Andrews, born April 25, 1828; died May 2, 1831. 6. Ezra Ripley. born February 5,, 1830; died April 29. 1845. 7. Mary Ann Celista (see forward). & Elizabeth E.. borii March 10, 1842; married. May 10, 1866. Paul Tibbetts: resides at 18 Charlton street, Worcester (1905). 9. Lucy (see forward).

(VII) David Whitney Brown, son of Joel Brown (6). born at Concord. Massachusetts, December 29. 1819: married Alay 30. 1844, Mary M. Stiles. (See sketch of Stiles Family herewith). He died December. 1893: she died March II. 1903. He came to Boylston, from Concord, with his parents where young and attended the Boylston schools. He learned the trnde of stationary engineer. He removed to Worcester and was the first janitor of the Classical high school, a position he held for twelve years. His home was at lop Mulberry street, where his daughter now lives. His wife was sister of John C. Stiles, of Worcester, who was one of the first three conductors on the Worcester & Nashua Railroad when it began business. Children: were: i. Lucy Maria, died young. 2. Emerson Whitney, died "iii infancy. 3. John Emerson, born June 22. 1853: married April 9, 1881, Nellie Whit- comb, stationary engineer in Worcester. 4. Josiah (see forward). 5. Charles Jerome, born December 16. 1858: graduated from Harvard College 1882: studied in divinity school, but broke down in health ; died in 1890. 6. Mary Eugenia, born July 9. 1861 teacher of music: unmarried (1905); resides at loo Mulberry street. Worcester. (Most of the above dates are a year of two different from those in the Stiles genealogy.)

(VII) Alzirus Brown, son of Joel Brown (6), born October 16, 1821 ; married, at Worcester, November 16, 1843, Harriet D. Proctor. They resided in Worcester. He was a manufacturer of mowing machines, and later established a large trucking business in Worcester. They had no children. His widow resides (1905) in their homestead at the corner of Main and Madison streets.

(VII) Sarah Ann Eliza Brown, daughter of Joel Brown (6), born at Concord, Massachusetts, April 18, 1826; married November 15, 1847, Asa J Hersey, at Boylston, Massachusetts, and settled in Maine. Their sons are: 1. Wilfred; resides on the homestead of his father at Waterford, Maine, has five or more children and grandchildren. 2. Ezra, resides at North Waterford, Maine, has one son, Charles A. 3. Francis, city missionary at New Bedford, Massachusetts, has two daughters.

(VII) Mary Ann Celista Brown, daughter of Joel Brown (6), born at Concord, Massachusetts; married (first) Edward H. Parker by whom she had four children. Edward Hanford Parker was born in Princeton, Massachusetts, December 28, 1825. He was the son of Ebenezer, Jr., and Hannah B. Parker. (See Parker Genealogy by Theodore Parker, of Worcester, son of Edward H. and Mary A. C. Parker). Edward H. Parker was a carpenter and builder in Worcester. The children of Edward H. and Mary A. C. Parker were: 1. Arthur, resides at Dunellen, New Jersey; married; has three children. 2. Clarence E. ; "married; resides at Yonkers, New York; is a contractor and fence manufacturer in New York city; married; has one child. 3. Edward, was overseer in the American Steel and Wire Mill, Worcester; married : has two children. 4. Theodore, clerk in Worcester post office, author of the Parker Genealogy ; married; no children. Mary Ann Celista (Brown) Parker married (second) John C. Landers, of Worcester, a carpenter and contractor, who has died since. The widow resides on Pleasant street, Worcester.

(VII) Lucy, daughter of Joel Brown (6), married George P. Slocum, a carpenter, and they settled at Marietta, Ohio. They have five children, grown to maturity.

(VIII) Josiah Brown, son of David W. Brown (7), born in Worcester, May 28, 1854. He was educated in the Worcester schools. He learned the machinist's and gear-cutting trade of John Williams, one of the first gear-cutters and mechanical tool-makers in the city. After working at his trade for a time he accepted a position on the railroad and worked as fireman and engineer for six years. Then he returned to the machine shop to run the business of John Williams for the widow. He conducted the Williams business for ten years, then started the Worcester Gear works on his own account, and for the past ten years has carried on this business successfully. The shop is located at 13 Cypress street. He manufactures machinery and makes a specialty of cutting gears. Mr. Brown is well known in Masonic circles. He is a member of Morning Star Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and Worcester Royal Arch Chapter, of Hiram Council. He married July 3, 1876, Alma Richardson. They have six children, born in Worcester. The children are : 1. Frank J., born May 4, 1877. 2. Walter I., born May i8, 1879. 3. Arthur G., born September 5, 1881. 4. Brenda A., born October 18, 1883. 5. Warren E., born October 27, 1887. 6. Evelyn M., born June 12, 1890. 7. Hellen R.. born January 26, 1895; died April 8, 1896.

Thomas married Bridget Bateman about 1636 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Bridget was born in 1609 in Hawkedon, Suffolk, England; died on 5 Mar 1681 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact 1: 1635; Came to Boston on the "Defense", locating two days later in Cambridge.
• Fact 2: 1638; Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
• Fact 3: 1647; Commissioned Ensign in Cambridge Militia.
• Fact 4: 1660; Commissioned Lieutenant in Cambridge Militia.

Edward married Jane Wilkinson in 1637 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Jane (daughter of Isaac Wilkinson and Isabel Cutter) was born in 1618 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England; died on 28 Feb 1651 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Baptism: 17 Oct 1619, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England

George married Mary Pearse on 16 May 1588 in Holbrook, Suffolk, England. Mary (daughter of Robert Pearse) was born on 18 Jun 1564 in Freston, Suffolk, England; died on 24 Jan 1615 in Holbrook, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Elizabeth Stebbins in 1619. Elizabeth (daughter of James Stebbing and Mary Stebbing) was born on 7 May 1598; died in 1643. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Elizabeth Leake on 8 Jun 1615 in London, London, England. Elizabeth (daughter of Henrie Leake) was born in 1594 in St Mary Virgin, Aldermanbury, London, England; died on 24 Jun 1642 in St Mary Virgin, Aldermanbury, London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John + Mary Heath. Mary (daughter of William Heath and Agnes Cheney) was born on 24 Mar 1594 in Ware, Hertfordshire, England; died on 15 May 1629 in Ware, Hertfordshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Edmund married Anne Woder on 5 Aug 1603 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England. Anne was born about 1576 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lyonel married Anna Clarke in Nov 1607 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England. Anna was born in 1587 in New Castle, Yorkshire, England; died in 1612 in Ovingham, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Elizabeth Squier on 30 May 1559 in Holbrook, Suffolk, England. Elizabeth was born in 1539 in Holbrook, Suffolk, England; died on 30 Sep 1615 in Holbrook, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James + Mary Stebbing. Mary was born in 1569 in , Kilburn, Yorkshire, England; died in 1613 in Black Notley, Essex, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Henry married Alice Pepper in 1588 in London, London, England. Alice was born in 1568 in London, London, England; died in London, London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Hannah Throckmartin in 1586 in Wilmington, Kent, England. Hannah was born in 1570 in Wilmington, Kent, England; died in 1667 in Wilmington, Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Agnes Cheney on 9 Jun 1580 in Waltham Abbey, Essex, England. Agnes was born in 1560 in Waltham Abbey, Essex, England; died in 1594 in Ware, Hertfordshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]