Genealogy of the Marshall Family,
including Medieval and Ancient Lines

Updated: 02-03-2022.

Submitted and Maintained by Bill Marshall, bill.marshall@verizon.net.


Additions and corrections appreciated (especially with sources). My current list of sources is here. Homepage here.

Index of Medieval and Ancient Lines is here, notable people here, and Gedcom may be downloaded here.

Index of Modern Lines (immigrants to America and their descendants) is here, notable people here, and Gedcom here.


Individual Page

    Person Info
  • Name: Robert ANDREWES
  • Sex: M
  • Birth: Abt 1593 in Norwich, Norfolk Co, England b
  • Death: After 1 Mar 1643/4 in Ipswich, Massachusetts d


    • Parents:

Family:
Marriage: Children:
  1. Alice ANDREWES Birth: 1617 in Norwich, Norfolk Co, England Death: Before 2 Apr 1641
  2. Abigail ANDREWES Birth: Abt 1623 in England Death: 24 Jun 1665
  3. John ANDREWES Birth: Abt 1628 in Norwich, Norfolk Co, England Death: 24 May 1662 in Ipswich, Essex Co, Massachusetts
  4. Thomas ANDREWES Birth: Abt 1630 in Norwich, Norfolk Co, England Death: 10 Jul 1683 in Ipswich, Essex Co, Massachusetts

Bibliography
  1. Anderson, Robert Charles, The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633. Boston, New England Historical Genealogical Society, 1995. Available at http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationI p[0-9]*].
  2. Anderson, Robert Charles, George F Sanborn Jr, Melinde Lutz Sanborn, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1999. M-LH 929.174And. Available at http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-immigrants-to-new-england-1634-1635-volume-i-a-b/image, ..volume-ii-c-f, iii-g-h, iv-i-l, v-m-p, vi-r-s, vii-t-y. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v[1-7]p[0-9]*].
  3. Andrews, H Franklin, History of the Andrews Family: A Genealogy of Robert Andrews and his descendants, 1635 to 1890. Audubon, Iowa: William E Brinkerhoff, 1890. LDS Film#0874221#3. Available at http://books.google.com?id=NNg6AAAAMAAJ Information from this source tagged as [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p[0-9-]*].
  4. Banks, Charles Edward, The Planters of the Commonwealth: A Study of the Emigrants and Emigration in Colonial Times to which are added Lists of Passengers to Boston and to the Bay Colony; the Ships which brought them; their English Homes, and the Places of their Settlement in Massachusetts. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1930. Reprinted Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co, 1967. LDS Fiche #6046840. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/film/007827816, images 193-318 Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Banks Planters p[0-9]*].
  5. Cutter, William Richard, New England Families, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. M-LH 974 Cut. NYPL APR (New England) (Cutter) (NYPL has both 1913 and 1915 editions). Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/272367. Two editions of this work were published in 1913, but contents and page numbering is different; the other is available at (vol 1) http://books.google.com/?id=KvUsAAAAYAAJ, (vol 2) http://books.google.com/?id=_c4UAAAAYAAJ, (vol 3) http://books.google.com/?id=7_UsAAAAYAAJ, (vol 4) http://books.google.com/?id=NegUAAAAYAAJ Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Cutter NE p[0-9]*].
  6. Davis, Walter Goodwin, Ancestry of Annis Spear, 1775-1858, of Litchfield, Maine, Portland, Maine: Southworth-Anthoensen Press, 1945. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/11232. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Davis SPEAR p[0-9]*].
  7. Hammatt, Abraham, The Hammatt Papers, Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts. Ipswich: Antiquarian Papers, 1880. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/253245. Also available at http://archive.org/details/earlyinhabitants13hamm. Reprinted Baltimore: Gen Pub Co, 1980. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Hammatt Ipswich p[0-9]*].
  8. Perley, Sidney, The HOVEY Book, Describing the English Ancestry and American Descendants of Daniel HOVEY of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Pub. by Lewis R. Hovey, Haverhill, MA, 1913. LDS Film#1017417#8. Available at http://books.google.com/?id=-VVVAAAAMAAJ. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/133555. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Perley HOVEY p[0-9][0-9]*].
  9. Pope, Charles Henry, The Pioneers of Massachusetts, a Descriptive List, Drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns, and Churches, and other Contemporaneous Documents. Boston, MA: author, 1900. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/1400537. Reprinted Baltimore: Genealogical Pub Co, 1986. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p[0-9][0-9a]*].
  10. Raymond, John Marshall, and Paul R Swan, The Ancestry of Nancy Marshall Ames. published by author, Jul 1993. Sutro CS71.A494 1993. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Raymond AMES #[0-9]*].
  11. Roberts, Gary Boyd, Ancestors of American Presidents, First Authoritative Edition. Santa Clarita, CA: Carl Boyer, 1995. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Roberts USPres [A-Zp][A-Z0-9]*].
  12. Savage, James, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, showing three generations of those who came before May 1692, on the basis of Farmer's Register. Boston, MA: Little Brown & Co, 1860. Available at http://archive.org/details/genealogicaldic01savarich. Reprinted Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Published Co, 1965. Scanned and corrected by Robert Kraft, 1994, and available at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Sav-age [A-Z][A-Z]* [A-Z][a-z]*].
  13. Walters, Patricia, WALTERS, HERRMANN, and other related families, notebooks of 23 volumes. SLC: GeneSocUT, 1989. Vol 15 (AUSTIN/HARMON), Film#1597566#4. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p[0-9]*].

Sources for birth and parent Information
date:
abt 1593 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52],
place:
[Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19]
England [Ref: Raymond AMES #151]
Sources with Inaccurate birth and parent Information
date:
1600 [Ref: Raymond AMES #151]
abt 1600 [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19]
Sources for death Information
date:
1 Mar 1643 [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19]
1643 [Ref: Perley HOVEY p12, Pope PioneersMA p18, Raymond AMES #151]
1644/6 [Ref: Roberts USPres HAYES]
Feb 1643 [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p13]
Winter of 1643/4 [Ref: Davis SPEAR p151]
between 1 Mar 1643/4 and 26 Mar 1644 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52]
will dated 1 Mar 1643/4 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationI p1028],
place:
[Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p46, Roberts USPres HAYES, WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19]
Sources with Information about marriage to Elizabeth FRANKLIN
date:
by abt 1618 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52],
names:
Robert ANDREWES & Elizabeth FRANKLIN? [Ref: Perley HOVEY p12, WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19]
Robert ANDREWES & Elizabeth ___ [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52, Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p53, AndrewsHF ANDREWS p46, Davis SPEAR p151, Davis SPEAR p152, Davis SPEAR p153, Roberts USPres HAYES, Sav-age ANDREWS Robert],
child:
[Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p53, Davis SPEAR p152, Davis SPEAR p153, Raymond AMES #151, Roberts USPres HAYES, WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p19, WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]
Research Notes:
immigrated 1634 to Ipswich, origin unknown [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52]

[WTM: apparently incorrect, see note from Great Migration I v1p55]
came to Ipswich, MA, 1635, from Norwich, Co Norfolk, England, owner and master of the ship "Angel Gabriel". The Angel Gabriel was an armed ship that came as a consort of the "James" Aug 1635, and both caught in a terrible storm, having to part company. The "James" anchored near the Isles of Shoals, and the "Angel Gabriel" off Pemaquid, Maine. A diary of Rev. Mather, gives account of the disastrous gale, a it imperiled the "James" which arrived "rent in sunder and split in pieces" in Boston. The "Angel Gabriel" was the first vessel that miscarried with passengers from Old England to the New; built for Sir Walter Raleigh, sailed from Bristol, England of 240 tons burden, carrying 16 guns [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p41]

"Ten Years at Pemaquid" and Vols XXX & XXXIX Mass Archives quoted in [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

[WTM: apparently incorrect, see note from Great Migration I v1p55]
Angel Gabriel of Bristol, 240 tons, ... Taylor, Master. Sailed for New England in June and was wrecked at Pemaquid in August, but no lives were lost [Ref: Banks Planters p160]

[WTM: apparently incorrect, see note from Great Migration I v1p55]
Among those rescued with Captain Andrewes and family, were his nephews John, Thomas, and Robert Burnham, sons of his sister Mary, in his charge. Also a London merchant, John Coggswell, to Ipswich. From records large grants were given to both. [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

[WTM: apparently incorrect, see note from Great Migration I v1p55]
the ship in the fury of an easterly storm with her cargo were totally lost; some of the passengers not escaping death. This shipwreck is chronicled as one of the greatest disasters in the annals of Pemaquid. Pemaquid was about fifty miles east of Portland, Maine, and was the patent granted to Aldsworth and Elbridge, of Bristol, England, and includes the present towns of Bristol, Newcastle, Damariscotta, and Nobleboro, Maine [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p42]

placed by various writers as a passenger on the ill-fated Angel Gabriel in 1635. However, this is a physical impossibility. He was admitted to Massachusetts Bay freemanship on 6 May 1635, an event which implies his arrival in New England by 1634 and which required his presence in New England on 6 May 1635. The Angel Gabriel was riding at anchor near Bristol, England, on 26 May 1635, and did not sail for New England until 4 June [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p55]

proprietor of Ipswich from 6 May 1635 [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p18]

admission to Ipswich church prior to May 6 1635 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52]

May 6 1635: freeman of Ipswich [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52, Davis SPEAR p151, Hammatt Ipswich p11, Sav-age ANDREWS Robert]

kept an inn [Ref: Sav-age ANDREWS Robert]

Sep 3 1635: licensed to keep an ordinary in the plantation where he lived [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52, Davis SPEAR p151, Hammatt Ipswich p11]

licensed to "keep ordinary (an inn) in the plantation where lives during the pleasure of the court". It was agreed he might sell wine "if he so not unwittingly sell to such as abuse it by drunkeness." It proved confidence in his discretion and integrity. [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

license to keep an inn is the earliest reference to a public house in the records of Ipswich [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p43]

1636: permitted to sell wine by retail "if he do not wittingly sell to such as abuse it by drunkeness." [Ref: Davis SPEAR p151]

widow of his brother Thomas Andrewes, Mrs. Johane Andrewes, in London left a will and names son, Lancelot, Bishop of Winchester, first in a list of 54 men chosen to make the King James version of the Bible. It also names son Thomas, brother-in-law William, and brother-in-law Robert. It is said William came to Boston in 1633. "Genealogical Gleanings in England" Vol 1 p603 cited in [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

The Bishop's will (same, v1p609) names many relatives, and "cousin Robert Andrewes" [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

Jan 13 1637/8: Ipswich granted to "Goodman Andrewes and Goodman Haffield 2 acres of ground in the place where Mr. Tuttell's hayricks stand" [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52]

abt 1637: granted "to Robert Andrewes one hundred acres of land having Chebacco Creek on the northwest, likewise ten acres of meadow lying upon Labour-in-vayne Creek, likewise twelve acres of land lying on the north side of the town, likewise six acres on the hill lying on the north side of town, also an houselot in town near the river" [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52]

1640-41 in Ipswich, Robert ANDREWES was surveyor to transform crooked paths to passable highways for ox-carts and primitive carriages, and detect encroachments on the roads and enforce laws to repair by labor of all "youths above 14 years of age." They could call all for one day's work with men & teams for mending walls and wharves. [Ref: WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

1641: one of the town of Ipswich's road surveyors [Ref: Davis SPEAR p151]

Apr 2 1641 gave security to William Franklin of Boston, for the marriage portion of his daughter Alice, late wife of William Franklin, to be given her daughter Elizabeth. Refers to Phebe, present wife of William Franklin, son Thomas, schoolmaster; daughters Abigail m. Daniel Hovey, Elizabeth m. Humphry Griffin. [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p18]

Apr 2 1641, Ipswich, Agreed between Robert Andrews of Ipswich & William Franklyn of Boston:
1. that the said Robert Andrews doth acknowledge the full summe of 40# part of the portion of Alice late wife of William Franklyn to be due from him & his heyres to the said William Franklyn his son in law.
3. The said William Franklyn doth acknowledge is to leave this 40# in the hands of Robert Andrews his father in law until Elizabeth Franklyn, his daughter by Alice aforesaid, not deceased, have accomplished the fulla ge of 18 years, if shee continue unmarryed, if shee bee marryed with consent of her parents, or those that shall be orderly substitute in their roome, then [in margin] this 40# to be made 80# and shall be paid to her so soon as [end of margin text] she shall have accomplished the full age of 17 yeers, if so marryed, or of 18 yeers though unmarried.
4. That in case the sayd Elizabeth shall dy before the time foreset, whereat this portion shall be due, & to be paid unto her, then this full sum of 80# is to be paid by Robert Andrews & his heirs to William Franklyn & his heirs at the time whereto, if she had lived, she had accomplished the full age of 18 yeers complete.
5. That in case Robert Andrews should survive William Franklyn, then Elizabeth to be committed as concerning her education into care and power of her grandfather, Robert Andrews, who yet is deisred by William Franklyn yt as farre as he shall see it conducing to the good of the child, he would have special respect to his present wife Phebe Franklyn herein, if shee continuing desirous yt his daughter Elizabeth should live with her, but this motion is so to be understood ye power is left to the said Robert Andrews concerning the child's education in the case.
signed in the present of John Norton [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p48]

will dated Apr 2 1641 proved Mar 26 1644 [Ref: Davis SPEAR p151, WaltersP WALTERS HOVEY-p26]

will dated 2 Apr 1641 prob 22 (8) 1647 [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p18]

will dated 1 March 1643, proved 26 (1) 1644 [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationII v1p52, AndrewsHF ANDREWS p45]

will pro. Mar 26 1644 [Ref: Sav-age ANDREWS Robert]

in will of Mar 1 1643/4, commended his son John Andrews to the guardianship of Thomas Howlett [Ref: Anderson GreatMigrationI p1028]

bequeath to wife Elizabeth, sons John and Thomas, son-in-law Franklyn and his daughter Elizabeth; gr.son Daniel Hovey; to John, son of Hymphrey Griffin and two other sons, all under 21 years; to kinsmen John, Thomas and Robert Burnam. [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p18]

wife Elizabeth named in will, eldest son John, younger son Thomas, but not dau Rebecca wife of Daniel Hovey, though her son Daniel is, dau Alice who married William Franklin, dau Elizabeth [Ref: Sav-age ANDREWS Robert]

widow had lawsuit 31 (1) 1647 (Mar 31 1647) with Humphrey Griffin, husband of her daughter Elizabeth. [Ref: Pope PioneersMA p18]

The fact that he mentions John, son of Humphrey Griffin, as a legatee in will strongly suggests that the legatee was a relative. Humphrey Griffin died at Ipswich, Sep 16, 1662, leaving a widow, Elizabeth; his wife Joan died Jul 17 1657. Possibly the first wife may have been a kinswoman to Robert Andrews; a sister perhaps. [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p46]

Thomas Howlett, designated as the guardian of his son, John, may have been related, yet he does not so state. Howlett was one of the first settlers who went to Ipswich with Mr. Winthrop, and his name is frequently mentioned in the early records, from which it appears that Andrews and Howlett resided near each other at Ipswich [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p46]

---------- Will of Robert Andrews, dated 1 March 1643:
In ye name of God Amed. I Robert Andrews of Ipswich in New England being of perfect understanding & memory doe make this my last will & testiment.
Impremis, I commend my soul into the hands of my mercifull Creator & Redeemer and I doe commit my body after my departure out of this world to be buryed in seemly manner by my friends &c.
Concerning my estate, Imprimis, I doe make my eldest son, John Andrews my executor.
Item. I give unto my wife Elizabeth Andrews forty pounds, & to John Griffin the son of Humfrey Griffin sixteen pounds to be paid unto him when he shall be twenty one years & if he shall dy before he comes to that age, it shall return to my two sonnes John & Thomas Andrews.
Item, concerning my son Thomas Andrews my will is that he shall live with his brother John Andrews 3 years, two of which he shall be helpfull to his brother John Andrews in his husbandry, & the last of the 3 years he shall go to scole to recover his learning, & if he shall go the University, or shall set himselfe upon some other way of living, his brother John shall allow him ten pounds by the yeer for four yeers & then fifteen pounds by the yeer for two yeers succeeding after.
Item, concerning the fourscore pounds, which is to be paid unto my son in law Franklyn's daughter, Elizabeth Franklyn, my will is that if she dy before the debt is due, it shall be thus disposed of, ten pounds of it shall go to my son Daniel Hovey's child. Daniel Hovey my grandchild, & the other seventy pounds shall be divided between my two sonnes John & Thomas Andrews & if those my two sons should dy, then thirty pounds of it should be divided between my 3 kinsmen John, Thomas & Robert Barnam by equal portions & twenty more should go to Humfrey Griffins two other sonnes & the other twenty shall go to Daniel Hovey.
And because my son John Andrews is yet under age, I doe commend him until Thomas Howlett as his guardian until he shall come of age.
Witness hereof, William Knight, John Whipple, Thomas Scott, Joseph Metcalfe. The mark of Robert Andrews. [Ref: AndrewsHF ANDREWS p44]

large portions of will also given in [Ref: Davis SPEAR p151]



Pedigree of Robert ANDREWES
Robert ANDREWES



Descendants of Robert ANDREWES
1. Robert ANDREWES m. Elizabeth FRANKLIN
m. Elizabeth FRANKLIN

2nd generation

2. Alice ANDREWES m. William FRANKLIN
m. William FRANKLIN
3. Abigail ANDREWES m. Daniel HOVEY
m. Daniel HOVEY father: Richard HOVEY mother: (Unk) (HOVEY)
4. John ANDREWES m. Sarah HOLYOKE
m. Sarah HOLYOKE father: Edward HOLYOKE mother: Prudence STOCKTON

3rd generation

7. Daniel HOVEY m1. Rebecca (HOVEY) m2. Esther TREADWELL
m. Rebecca (HOVEY)
m. Esther TREADWELL father: Thomas TREADWELL mother: Mary TAYLOR
8. John HOVEY m1. Dorcas IVORY m2. Mercy BOYNTON
m. Dorcas IVORY father: Luke IVORY mother: Elizabeth HANBURY
m. Mercy BOYNTON father: John BOYNTON mother: Eleanor PELL
9. Thomas HOVEY m. Sarah COOKE
m. Sarah COOKE father: Aaron III COOKE mother: Sarah WESTWOOD
10. James HOVEY m. Rebecca DANE
m. Rebecca DANE father: John DANE mother: Eleanor CLARK
12. Nathaniel HOVEY m. Sarah FULLER
m. Sarah FULLER father: John FULLER mother: Elizabeth EMERSON
13. Priscilla HOVEY m. John AYERS
m. John AYERS
14. John ANDREWS m. Judith JORDAN
m. Judith JORDAN

4th generation

17. Abigail HOVEY m. Thomas HODGKINS
m. Thomas HODGKINS father: William HODGKINS mother: Grace DUTCH
18. Nathaniel HOVEY m. Mary (HOVEY)
m. Mary (HOVEY)
19. Thomas HOVEY m. Martha (HOVEY)
m. Martha (HOVEY)
22. Ebenezer HOVEY m. Elizabeth DENNIS
m. Elizabeth DENNIS
28. Luke HOVEY m. Susanna PILLSBURY
m. Susanna PILLSBURY father: Moses PILLSBURY mother: Susanna WORTH
31. Abigail HOVEY m. Nathaniel AUSTIN
m. Nathaniel AUSTIN father: Anthony AUSTIN mother: Esther HUGGINS
35. James HOVEY m. Deborah BARLOW
m. Deborah BARLOW father: Edward BARLOW mother: Mary PEMBERTON

5th generation

46. Mary HODGKINS m. Richard LAKEMAN
m. Richard LAKEMAN father: William LAKEMAN mother: Margery (LAKEMAN)
47. Nathaniel HOVEY m. Hannah HOSSEE
m. Hannah HOSSEE
48. Thomas HOVEY m. Sarah RUST
m. Sarah RUST
49. Thomas HOVEY m. Rebekah LAKEMAN
m. Rebekah LAKEMAN
57. Abijah HOVEY m. Lydia GRAVES
m. Lydia GRAVES
59. Nathaniel AUSTIN m1. Agnes ADAMS m2. Sarah BIRD
m. Agnes ADAMS father: Jacob Jr ADAMS mother: Mary GILLETT
m. Sarah BIRD
60. Thomas AUSTIN m. Hannah HALE
m. Hannah HALE father: Timothy HALE mother: Hannah BARBER
61. Rachel AUSTIN m. John BURBANK
m. John BURBANK father: John BURBANK mother: Mary GRANGER
65. Aaron AUSTIN m. Elizabeth SPENCER
m. Elizabeth SPENCER father: Thomas Lt SPENCER mother: Mary TRUMBULL
66. Daniel AUSTIN m. Abigail PHELPS
m. Abigail PHELPS father: Timothy PHELPS mother: Abigail MERRICK
69. James HOVEY m1. Joanna BASSETT m2. Elizabeth LYMAN
m. Joanna BASSETT father: Nathaniel BASSETT mother: Joanna BORDEN
m. Elizabeth LYMAN
71. Edmund HOVEY m1. Mary FARWELL m2. Anne HUNTINGTON
m. Mary FARWELL father: Isaac FARWELL mother: Elizabeth (FARWELL)
m. Anne HUNTINGTON father: Thomas HUNTINGTON mother: Elizabeth ARNOLD
72. John HOVEY m1. Mary NASH m2. Rebecca HALL
m. Mary NASH father: Ebenezer NASLT mother: Mary SCOTT
m. Rebecca HALL father: William HALL mother: Esther (HALL)
73. Mary HOVEY m. John AUSTIN
m. John AUSTIN father: John AUSTIN mother: Agnes KING
74. Joseph HOVEY m1. Ruth CLOSSON m2. Thankful (HOVEY)
m. Ruth CLOSSON father: Nehemiah CLOSSON
m. Thankful (HOVEY)
75. Thomas HOVEY m1. Abigail PHELPS m2. Abigail PHELPS
m. Abigail PHELPS father: Benjamin PHELPS mother: Deborah TEMPLE
m. Abigail PHELPS father: Jedidiah PHELPS
76. Priscilla HOVEY m. Shubael DIMMICK
m. Shubael DIMMICK
77. Daniel HOVEY m. Elizabeth SLAP
m. Elizabeth SLAP father: John SLAP mother: Elizabeth MARBLE
79. Abigail HOVEY m. Jonathan CURTIS
m. Jonathan CURTIS