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     Samuel Fowler was born in 1618. He married an unknown person.

     Thomas Fowler was born in 1636 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. He married Hannah Jordan at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, on 23 April 1660. Thomas Fowler died on 3 October 1727 at Amesbury, Essex, MA, USA. His estate was probated on 16 October 1727; Inventory value £352 10s.
     On 1 March 1659/60, at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA,, Granted permission to plant two acres in Ipswich, on the north side of Jeffries Neck. He moved in 1667 to Amesbury, Essex, MA, USA. He was freeman on 24 December 1690. He left a will on 21 January 1725/26. .

     Hannah Jordan was born on 14 March 1638 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. She married Thomas Fowler at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, on 23 April 1660. Hannah Jordan died on 15 June 1716 at Amesbury, Essex, MA, USA, at age 78.
     As of 23 April 1660,her married name was Fowler.

     He married Margaret Fowler at St Mary's Church, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, on 28 July 1633.

     He married Margaret Fowler after 1650.

     Henry was born at Leicester, Leicestershire, England, in 1604. He married Editha Laskin. Henry died in 1671.
     Henry immigrated, on 24 June 1629. Destination: an unknown place . He was appointed on 29 March 1659; Henry Herrick was appointed administrator of the estate of Hugh Laskin of Salem. He was in court on 28 June 1659. "Henry Herrick, administrator of the estate of Hugh Laskin, deceased", sued "Elyas Stileman Sr. for taking said estate into his possession so that plaintiff was unable to bring in an inventory, as the court ordered."

     Editha Laskin was born circa 1612. She married Henry Herrick.
     Her married name was Herrick.

     William was born in 1557. He was baptized on 9 December 1562. Religion: (an unknown value). He married Joan May at St Thomas the Apostle, London, England, on 6 May 1596. William died on 2 March 1652 or 1653 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England. His body was interred on 8 March 1652 at St Martin's Church.
     Sir William Herrick was. Goldsmith
FROM "FAMOUS LONDON MERCHANTS" by HR Fox Bourne [New York; Harper & Brothers, 1869]
The trade of a goldsmith was then one of the most lucrative and honorable that an Englishman could follow. It meant much more than dealing in jewelry and trinkets. The Old Goldsmith's Guild had the exclusive power of coining money.

"Among the goldmsiths of this sort, in the time of Queen Elizabeth, William Herrick came to be the most eminent. The Queen herself was one of his best customers. Employing Gresham, Ducket, and others, to conduct her foreign monetary nusiness, she went to Herrick for the small loans and minor bargains to which, her exchequer being oftern nearly empty, she very often had to resort. Could we discover the ledgers which old John Herrick bade his son keep carefully, we should see a wonderful array of loans, not only to Elizabeth, but also to nearly every one of her famous courtiers, the great Earl of Leicester, and his noble nephew, Sir Philip Sidney, the great Earl of Essex, and his worthier rival Sir Walter Raleigh, and half a hundred other men of excellent wit and excellent grace; men whose courtly bearing, noble thought, and noble action, make the age of Queen Elizabeth the most illustrious in our history"

In 1603, Queen Elizabeth died, and James VI of Scotland became King of England as James I. The new king in consideration of his long and faithful service to his late mistress, continued to employ Herrick in the same sort of service, and dignified it by conferring upon him the title of Principal Jeweller or Teller to the Crown. He lived in 1595 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England; Purchased Beau Manor Park. William was honored at England in 1605. He was retired circa 1624.

     Sgt Richard Jacob was born in 1614; Based on date of freemanship and estimated date of first marriage. He married Martha Appleton at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, in 1636. Sgt Richard Jacob married Joanna (?) between September 1659 and September 1672. Richard died in 1672. His estate was probated on 5 October 1672.
     Richard immigrated, on 24 March 1634. Destination: Mary and John. He lived in 1634 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. He was. Yeoman (A farmer who tills his own small acrerage). He was freeman on 6 May 1635 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA. He left a will on 6 September 1672. Proved 5 oct 1672. Bequeathed to wife, son Thomas, daughter Martha, son John, son Nathaniel, daughter Judith, son Joseph, grandchild Lydia, daughter-in-law

Value on 4 Oct 1672 totaled £1126 9d.

     Martha Appleton was born in 1619 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA; Herrick Genealogy states 11 May 1686 , but I don't believe this can be correct. She married Sgt Richard Jacob at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, in 1636. Martha Appleton died on 8 September 1659 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. Herrick Genealogy has date as 06 Dec 1769. This can not be correct because she would havebeen 140 years old.
     Her married name was Jacob.

     Samuel was born at Little Waldingfield, Suffolk, England, in 1586. He married Judith Everard at Preston, Suffolk, England, on 24 January 1615/16. Samuel died in June 1670 at Rowley, Essex, MA, USA. His body was interred in June 1670 at Rowley, Essex, MA, USA.
     Samuel Appleton was Puritan. First Samuel Appleton entitle to Coat of Armor. Samuel immigrated, in 1635. Destination: an unknown place . Samuel took the oath on on 25 May 1636 at at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. He was elected in 1637 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. Deputy to the General Court.

     He was baptized at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, on 7 July 1718. Religion: (an unknown value).
     Zachariah Fowler was a Mariner. He was a Trader. Zachariah Fowler was also known as Zachary.

     She was baptized at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, on 30 March 1723. Religion: Fowler Genealogy states: 31 Mar 1723. Mercy died on 6 April 1723 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA.

     She was baptized at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA, on 5 April 1724. Religion: (an unknown value). Mercy died on 4 July 1724 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA.

     She was baptized on 8 May 1726. Religion: (an unknown value).
     Her married name was Symonds.

     James was born at Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, in 1598. He married Elizabeth Dane at Bishops' Stortford, Hertfordshire, England, on 27 June 1628. James died on 17 May 1702 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA.
     James Howe Sr immigrated in 1635. He lived in 1635 at Roxbury, Suffolk, MA, USA. He was church member in 1635 at Roxbury, Suffolk, MA, USA. He was. Weaver. James took the oath on on 17 May 1637 at at Linebrook Parish, Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA. James's occupation: Weaver
James Howe was a weaver by trade. He was on the surveyors that laid out, in the spring of 1653, the Andover road that passed his house and over Winthrop's Plain, that adjoined the Howe homestead. He was a commoner in 1641; a Dennison subscriber, 1648; had a share in Plum Island, 1664, and was a tithingman in 1677. He was on jury panels, 1637, 1638; trial juror, 1641, 6146, 1647, 1659, 1661, 1662; constable of Ipswich, 1646, abd grand juror, 1663. His publis servcie diminished after his removel to "The Farms" - six miles from the town's center.
. He made a will on 12 January 1699.

     Elizabeth Dane was born in 1605. She married James Howe Sr at Bishops' Stortford, Hertfordshire, England, on 27 June 1628. Elizabeth died on 21 January 1693 at Ipswich, Essex, MA, USA.
     As of 27 June 1628,her married name was Howe.

     John Eyrick or Heyrick was born in 1513. He married Marie "Mary" Bond at Warwick, Warwickshire, England. John died on 2 April 1589 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England.

     Thomas died in 1518. His body was interred in 1518 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England, at St Martin's Church.
     He resided in 1511. Settled in Leicester, and is the first of the name on the books of the corporation, where he is recorded as a member of that body in 1511. He made a will on 25 August 1517.

     
     Sir William Eyryk, Knight, of Stretton, was commissioned to attend the Prince of Wales on his expedition into Gascony, 1355.

     He married Joanna (?) Eyryk.

     She married Robert Eyryk.

     
     Alan Eyryk of Stretton held two ingates of land at Stretton, of the Abbey of Leicester.

     Henry was born in 1216. Henry died in 1272.
     Of Great Stretton and of Houghton co., of Leicester, England. He was a lineal descendant from Eric the Forester.

     Robert died on 28 March 1385 at Heywode, England. His body was interred at Litchfield, Hampshire, England, at St Andrew's Chapel Litchfield Cathedral.
     Commonly called Robert de Stretton, LL.D., and Chaplain to Edward the Black Prince. He was ordained a deacon at Litchfield, Hampshire, England, on 26 September 1330. He is sometimes called Bishop of Chester.. Robert was honored at Great Stretton, Leicestershire, England, in 1378. He made a will on 19 March 1384. Proved 10 April 1385.

     Robert Eyricke of Houghton was born circa 1450.

     
     Died without children.

     Marie was born circa 1514. She married John Eyrick or Heyrick at Warwick, Warwickshire, England. Marie died on 8 December 1611.
     Her married name was Heyrick.

     She married Sir William Herrick at St Thomas the Apostle, London, England, on 6 May 1596.

     He married Mary Hillderson.

     Mary was born in 1578. She married Richard May Esq. Mary died on 3 July 1645.

     William was born in 1597.

     Robert was born in 1598. Robert died in 1639.
     No Children.

     Richard was born in 1600.

     Thomas was born in 1602. Thomas died.

     Elizabeth was born in 1603. Elizabeth died.

     John was born in 1612. He died after 1653.

     Mary died.

     She married John Holmstead , Esq of Lynn, Norfolk in 1634.