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HARRIMAN A11 |
Parents - HARRIMAN A12 |
| (______) SHATSWELL
Judith (______) |
Parents unknown |
| Parents unknown | |
William PONTUS 
1632 ~ born by about 1585 probably near Dover, England;
married Wybra Hansen Dec 4, 1610 at Leiden, Netherlands; died Feb 9,
1653 at Plymouth, MA. He was a "fustian-worker"
according to his Leiden marriage record and was a woolcarder there in
1622.Wybra HANSEN CHILDREN: Mary, Hannah The source for this information was "The Great Migration", published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. |
European research |
| European research | |
| John SHAW
1627 ~ born by about 1597 in England; married Alice (______)
before 1622 (assuming she was the mother of his children) in England;
died sometime after Jan 1664 at Plymouth, MA. He was a planter and
mentioned in numerous early Plymouth documents. Alice (______) ~ she died at Plymouth Mar 6, 1655. CHILDREN: John, Abigail, James, Jonathan The source for this information was "The Great Migration", published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. |
European research |
| Parents unknown | |
| Thomas PRENCE
Fortune 1621
~ born about 1600 probably at Lechdale, Gloucestershire, England;
married (1) Patience Brewster Aug 5, 1624 at Plymouth, MA. After
her death in 1634 he married (2) Mary Collier Apr 1, 1635 at
Plymouth. She died sometime before 1644 and he then married (3)
Apphia (Quick) Freeman, former wife of Samuel Freeman. His final
marriage, about 1665-1668, was to (4) Mary, widow of Thomas Howes.
Thomas Prence died Mar 29, 1673 at Plymouth and is buried there.
Thomas Prence first settled at Plymouth. He removed to Duxbury by 1637, Eastham 1644 and back to Plymouth by 1665. He served as governor of the Plymouth Colony in 1634, 1638 and from 1657-1672, as well as numerous other positions in the government of the colony. (1) Patience BREWSTER CHILDREN: Rebecca, Thomas, Hannah, Mercy (2) Mary COLLIER CHILDREN: Jane, Mary (3) Apphia QUICK CHILDREN probably by Apphia: Judith, Elizabeth, Sarah (4) Mary (______) The source for this information was "The Great Migration", published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. |
Thomas Prence, carriage-maker, of Lechdale, Gloucestershire. |
| William
BREWSTER
Mary (______) |
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| Matthew
CUSHING
Diligence 1638
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Nazareth PITCHER CHILDREN: Daniel |
European research |
| European research | |
| Richard WARREN
Mayflower
1620
~ born about 1578 in England; married Elizabeth (______) by about 1609;
he died at Plymouth, MA 1628. He was part of the party that
explored the outer Cape and is described as being "of London".
Elizabeth (______)
CHILDREN: Mary, Ann, Sarah, Elizabeth, Abigail, Nathaniel, Joseph The source for this information was "The Great Migration", published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. |
The European origins of Richard Warren have never been discovered. |
| Some publications give her surname as "March" but there is no source documentation supporting this. Her origins, like her husband's, are unknown. |