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     Deacon Nathaniel Atwood was buried at Lakenham Cemetery, North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA. Deacon Nathaniel Atwood was also known as Wood. He was born on 25 February 1651 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. He married Mary Lucas, daughter of Thomas Lucas and Mrs Thomas Lucas ?, on 18 July 1683 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA; Ye Atte Wode Annals and Shurtleff Genealogy states Mary Morey. Deacon Nathaniel Atwood died on 17 December 1724 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 73. John Shaw states Plympton.

     Mary Lucas was born on 15 March 1657/58 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. She married Deacon Nathaniel Atwood, son of John or Johanem Atwood and Sarah Masterson, on 18 July 1683 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA; Ye Atte Wode Annals and Shurtleff Genealogy states Mary Morey. As of 18 July 1683,her married name was Atwood. Mary Lucas died on 5 December 1736 at North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 78. John Shaw states Plymouth. She was buried at Lakenham Cemetery, North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

      John or Johanem Atwood was also known as Wood. John or Johanem Atwood was also known as Attwood. He was born on 14 December 1614 at St Martins, In The Field, In The Field, London, England. He was baptized on 24 December 1614 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster, England. He married Sarah Masterson, daughter of Deacon Richard Masterson and Mary Goodall, on 11 June 1646 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA. John or Johanem Atwood left a will on 29 May 1673. ***The last Will and Testament of John Wood alias Attwood***
29th May 1673

Plymouth Colony Wills 3:76

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The Inventory of John Wood Alias Attwood

A true Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood allies Atwood of Middlebery Late deceased exhibited to the Court held att Plymouth the fift of Iune 1673 on the oath of Ionathan Wood allies Atwood; May the 29th in the yeare 1673 an Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood of Middlebery late deceased in the Towne of Middleberry as followeth

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Impr: one oxe prised att 04 00 00

Item 1 horse 02 00 00

Item 1 Cow and Calfe att 03 10 00

Item 5 swine 02 10 00

Item 1 pott 00 08 00

Item Yarne thrad prised att 00 13 00

Item wooden ware 00 06 06

Item Cart and wheels 01 00 00

Item bed and beding 01 07 00

Item six or seauen Load of pyne 00 12 00

Item boots 00 08 00

Item stockens 00 04 00

Item wearing 01 10 00

Item in land one hundred acrees on which his house standeth

Item 25 acrees that lyeth in another place more land appertaining to the said wood twenty seauen acrees

debts due to Iohn Wood from Iohn Rayman forty shilling

More due from Iohn Andrews one hundred of bolts and one barrell of Tarr from Thomas West due to the said Wood the sume of forty shillings

more due from Ionathan Barnes two thousand and an halfe of square Marchantable Boards

more due from dauid Thomas four pounds to be payed in Tarr or Corne

more due from Iacob Michell 16 pound and a halfe of woole

more due from Indians six pound 16s 06

on the oath of Ionathan Wood Allies Awood taken in the Court as abouesaid

Plymouth Colony Wills, vol. III, p. 76. He died on 29 May 1673 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 58. Between 06-29 May 1673

One World Tree states 7 Mar 1675 in Portsmouth, Newport, RI

Sanderstead Parish states 1675.

     Sarah Masterson was born circa 1620 at Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; Pilgrim Migration states about 1625. She married John or Johanem Atwood, son of Johanem "John" Atwood and Joan Colesen, on 11 June 1646 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA. As of 11 June 1646,her married name was Atwood. Sarah Masterson died on 6 June 1714 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

      Johanem "John" Atwood was also known as John Wood. He was baptized on 4 February 1582 at Gatton, England. He was born on 4 February 1582 at Sanderstean, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was a Leather Seller. He married Joan Colesen on 26 July 1612 at Saint Martin In The Field, Sanderstean, Surrey, Surrey, England. Johanem "John" Atwood was in court in 1631. Sued his brother Harman for lands their father, Nicholas, had settled on his youngest son, Richard. Richard had died, so John, now being the youngest son, saw a chance for himself. Whence evidently comes the various Atwood traditions of the American ancestor being disinherited or having best right to estate in England but never claiming it. He immigrated in 1635 to Mathew; John Wood arrived first at Boston, but soon removed to Plymouth.
John's name appears in the register in London, with others; they are first transported to Saint Christophers, in Pilgrim ship, the "Mathew", Richard Goodladd, owner and master, 21st May 1635. Before they are allowed to leave England they are compelled to take the oath of allegiance that they would be true to their mother country-- "ye oath of allegiance supreme". During the reign of Queen Elizabeth the Puritans fared badly in England, many men and women being arrested and thrown into prison because they sought to retain their own religious beliefs which are deemed contrary to the teachings of the Church of England. Many of them fled to Holland. On the death of Queen Elizabeth, she is succeeded by King James who is more lenient with the Puritans and freely allowed them to emigrate to America, the first settlement etablished in Virginia being called Jamestown. Later (1620) the Puritans came to Plymouth. Still later, many settled in Boston and Boston became the Capital of Massachusetts Bay Colony. He died on 27 February 1643/44 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 62. He was buried at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Joan Colesen was born circa 1590 at Sanderstean, Surrey, Surrey, England. As of 25 June 1612,her married name was Atwood. She married Johanem "John" Atwood, son of Nicholas Atwood and Olive Harman, on 26 July 1612 at Saint Martin In The Field, Sanderstean, Surrey, Surrey, England. Joan Colesen immigrated after 1635 to England; She did not arrive with her husband, but arrived later on another ship. She died on 1 June 1654 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA. Sanderstead Parish States 17 Aug 1684.

     Nicholas Atwood was born in 1536 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Olive Harman, daughter of James Harman, on 30 January 1569 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster, England. Nicholas Atwood died on 13 May 1586 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was buried on 14 May 1586 at St Martins, In The Field, In The Field, London, England; Here lyeth Nicholas Wood thirde sonne/ of John At wood of Sanderstead Corte who served/ Queen Elizabeth sens the second year of her/ rayne & deceased the XIIIth of May 1586 and left/ behind him a wife & children ix vii sonns HARMON/JOHN NICHOLAS THOMS. JAMES JOHN RICHARD ALLIS & SUAN
There is mention that Nicholas spent most of his time living in St. Martin of the Fields, London and he was buried there. on the 14th May 1586. It may be possible that the monument was supposed to be at that church and not sanderstead.

     Olive Harman was born in 1548 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married Nicholas Atwood, son of John Hewson Attewode and Margaret (?), on 30 January 1569 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster, England. As of between 30 January 1569 and 1570,her married name was Atwood. As of 1590,her married name was Marleville. Olive Harman married William Marleville in 1590. Olive Harman died in 1603 at Elstree Church, Herefordshire, Middlesex, England. Her epitaph in the chuch had inscriptions written in English, French an dLatin.

     Deacon Richard Masterson was born circa 1594 at Sandwich, Kent, England. He married Mary Goodall on 26 November 1619 at Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; Pilgrim Migration states 23 Nov 1619. Deacon Richard Masterson was. Wool-comber. He immigrated in 1629 to Mayflower 2; Came on the 2nd trip of the Mayflower. He died in 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Died the summer of 1633
Ye Atte Wode Annals states Windsor CT

from NEHGS: died in 1633 from an "infectious fever of which many fell sick and upwards of 20 persons died." He was buried in 1633 at England.

      Mary Goodall was also known as Goodsell. She was born before 14 March 1589/90 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England. She a spinster from "Lessen" England. She married Deacon Richard Masterson on 26 November 1619 at Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; Pilgrim Migration states 23 Nov 1619. As of 26 November 1619,her married name was Masterson. As of circa 7 January 1633,her married name was Smith. Mary Goodall married Rev Ralph Smith circa 7 January 1633. On 22 July 1634, Late wife of Richard Masterson, and William Brewster, both of Plymouth, guardians of Nathaniel and Sarah, children of deceased Richard Masterson, gave their power of attorney to sell a house in Leyden, Holland, which Richard had owned. Mary Goodall died in 1659 at Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA.

     John Attewode John Attewode is the earliest Attewode we know for curtain existed within Sanderstead.
Record No. 903 (Wall Tablet with effigies, brass, south wall of chancel)
Off yor. charite pray for the soulle of JOHN ATWODDE/and wife DYONES his wyfe which JOHN decessid the XXX/ day of July Adni MVXXV on who soul thu haue m’ci
Within the Will of John, he leaves his estate to his six sons all named John. Luckily, when his Wife Dyones died, in 1530, she detailed the estate and the different names of the sons. There is mention that there was another Attewode before john but we have found no records of this. He was born circa 1450 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Denes or Denys (?) circa 1509; John Shaw states between 1520 and 1555. John Attewode died on 30 July 1525 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was buried at Sanderstead Parish Church, Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England.

     Denes or Denys (?) was born between 1450 and 1505; John Shaw states between 1489 and 1541. She married John Attewode, son of John Atte Wood and Isabella (?), circa 1509; John Shaw states between 1520 and 1555. As of 1509,her married name was Wood. Denes or Denys (?) died in 1530 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England.

     John Atte Wood was born circa 1410 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Isabella (?) between 1415 and 1450. John Atte Wood John Atte Wode and his Wife Isabella in 1434 leased Coulsdon Manor from the Abbey of Chertsey for 20 years. There is mention that John built Sanderstead Court during this time. There are no records of this but it is almost certain that either the whole of Sanderstead Court was re-built or the existing manor was extended.

In 1459, John was Knight of the Shire. It was this parliament that deposed King Henry VI of Lancaster and Restored the throne to the Duke of York. (Red and White Roses). in 1434. He died after 1459.

     Isabella (?) was born circa 1405 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married John Atte Wood, son of Peter Atte Wode Jr and Petronilla (?), between 1415 and 1450. As of between 1479 and 1541,her married name was Atte Wood.

     Peter Atte Wode Jr was born in 1360 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Petronilla (?) between 1380 and 1410. Peter Atte Wode Jr Peter Atte Wode gained possession of Guildford Manor far east of Surrey. He was “Knight of the Shire” (Chief of the District”) In 1384, he became a member of Parliament for Guildford.
There is also mention that Peter built the Parish church. According to Church history, this began around 1230AD but the Church Tower was added around 1310AD. It is probable that Peter may of had changes made within the structure of the church as there is mention that there was a chapel (probably in the south Aisle) There is also mention that the orientation of the church changed. Due to there being no records of these events, we cannot say for certain. He died after 1410.

     Petronilla (?) was born circa 1364 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married Peter Atte Wode Jr, son of Peter Atte Wode Sr and Lawrance (?), between 1380 and 1410. As of between 1380 and 1410,her married name was Atte Wode.

     Peter Atte Wode Sr Peter Atte Wode and his wife Lawrance sued to record title of lands in Sanderstead Parish. This however may not includ the Parish Church or the Manor House as these were still owned by others. Peter probably carried on living at Wood Place, Coulsdon as in 1350, he was licensed by the Bishop to maintain an “Oratory” (A private Chapel).
Peter was clerk of the court in Eyre for which William De Wyckeham was Justice. Together they were forest wardens together and king’s commissioners in rebuilding old Windsor castle. There is no record of the purchase of Sanderstead Manor but the Atwood Family may have received this around this time. He was born circa 1321 at Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Lawrance (?) between 1339 and 1360. Peter Atte Wode Sr died on 13 November 1382.

     Lawrance (?) was born between 1321 and 1331. She married Peter Atte Wode Sr, son of Geoffrey Atte Wode and unknown (?), between 1339 and 1360. As of between 1339 and 1513,her married name was (?) Atte Wode.

     Sir William Atte Wode was born circa 1270 at Coulsdon, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Juliana (?) between 1284 and 1295. Sir William Atte Wode William and Juliana sued to record title of lands in Breckenham in 1318. In 1341, William was “Sir” and was captain of the Kings Guard on duty at Westminster Palace, where parliament sat. There is mention that William had two sons Richard and William who became “Sergeant at Arms”. It is recorded that in 1350, Sir William with another sergeant where licensed to travel to travel from Dover. In 1345, Sir William and his two sons probably traveled with the great army the King had enrolled to invade France. It is most probable that Geoffrey, William and there is also mention that Sir William Fell at the battle of Ceasy. However, it is not know if Sir William died at the battle or was brought home injured.
It is said that William Married Juliana who was from Sanderstead. Due to there being no records from this time, it is not possible to say this could be the first time where All Saints’ Parish church was used by the Atwood Family. The First record of an Atwood is the Memorial to John Attwood dated 1525 and Nicholas Attwood dated 1586 in 1318. He died in 1345 at England.

     Juliana (?) was born circa 1274 at Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married Sir William Atte Wode, son of Peter Atte Wode and Alice (?), between 1284 and 1295. As of between 1284 and 1295,her married name was Atte Wode.

     Peter Atte Wode was born circa 1245 at Coulsdon, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Alice (?) before 1270. Peter Atte Wode In 1279, Peter Atte Wode and Alice sued to record title of 220 acres of land known as “Wood Place”. In 1313 Peter leased the buildings and part of the land to Roger De Bosco. in 1279 at Wood Place, Sanderstead, Surrey, Surrey, England. He died after 1313 at England.

     Alice (?) was born circa 1254. She married Peter Atte Wode, son of William Atte Wode, before 1270. As of before 1270,her married name was Atte Wode.

     William Atte Wode William Atte Wode signed a bond in 1278 as a yeoman of Coulsdon Parish. William for the first time uses the Atwood name within the Surrey area. Research has found mention of another Atte Wode before William. There are no records of a name but due to the year differance between the first and second generation, this could strongly suggest that there was infact another Atte Wode. He was born circa 1220 at Coulsdon, Surrey, Surrey, England. He died circa 1278.

     Peter De Wychurst The first mention of the Atwood name in Surrey is from Coulsdon. Sanderstead is about 5 miles north east from Coulsdon. Not much is known about Peter De Wychurst but from history around this time it is said that Peter bought around 30 to 40 acres of land from the Abbey of Chertsey. It is not said if Peter lived at “Wood House” in Coulsdon or somewhere else. It could of been that he stayed in Suffolk. He was born circa 1195 at Coulsdon, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married an unknown person before 1220.

     Benoni Shaw was born circa 1672 at Middleboro, Plymouth, MA, USA; Probably Middleborough. Records burned by Indians.
He married Lydia Waterman, daughter of Deacon John Waterman Sr and Anna Sturtevant, circa 1697 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA, USA. Benoni Shaw died on 5 March 1750/51 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA. John Shaw states Plympton. He was buried at Lakenham Cemetery, North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA; Row 3, Section O.

     Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr was born in 1629; Probably in Plymouth Colony. He married Phoebe Watson, daughter of Captain George Watson and Phebe or Phoebe Hicks, on 22 January 1656 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA; Info from Mayflower Descendant Magazine 17:72. Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr married Persis Dunham in August 1683; In their prenuptial agreement, witnessed by Joseph Dunham and Eleazer Dunham, Jonathan agreed to bring up "her two youngest children namely Joseph and Daniel Pratt" and do for them in all respects "as if they were his owne Naturall Children" Jonathan further agreed that if he were to die first, Persis would have the right to occupy his house and its twenty-acre lot until her death. Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr died before 30 July 1701 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA. Died intestate (no will). Inventory of his estate was taken at Lakenham on 30 jul 1701.

     Phoebe Watson was born in 1637. She married Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr, son of John Shaw Sr and Ann or Hannah Standish, on 22 January 1656 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA; Info from Mayflower Descendant Magazine 17:72. As of 22 January 1656/57,her married name was Shaw. Phoebe Watson died in 1682 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Captain George Watson was born in 1601/2 at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, East Riding, Yorkshire, England. He immigrated in 1633. He married Phebe or Phoebe Hicks, daughter of Robert Hicks and Margaret Morgan or Winslow, in 1635 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Captain George Watson was freeman in 1637. He died on 31 January 1688/89 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Phebe or Phoebe Hicks was born before 15 March 1613/14 at Bermondsey, Surrey, Surrey, England. She and Margaret Morgan or Winslow immigrated in 1623 to Anne. Phebe or Phoebe Hicks married Captain George Watson in 1635 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of 1635,her married name was Watson. Phebe or Phoebe Hicks died on 22 May 1663 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Robert Hicks was born circa 1570 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was baptized at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was. Morocco Dealer in London England during the life time of King James I. He married Margaret Morgan or Winslow between 1590 and 1602 at London, Middlesex, England. Robert Hicks immigrated in November 1621 to Fortune. He lived at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA; First Residence: Plymouth. He was principal when an unknown person was a student. School: an unknown place . He died on 24 May 1647 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. He was buried at Burial Hill, Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Margaret Morgan or Winslow was born between 1575 and 1589 at Kempsey, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England. She married Robert Hicks, son of James Hicks and Phebe Allyne, between 1590 and 1602 at London, Middlesex, England. As of between 1590 and 1602,her married name was Hicks. Margaret Morgan or Winslow and Phebe or Phoebe Hicks immigrated in 1623 to Anne. Margaret Morgan or Winslow died in 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

      John Shaw Sr was also known as JOHN SHAW'S Surname appears in very old hand written records as: SHAWE; SHAW; SHOARE; SHORE. He was born in 1597 at Dalton in Furness, Lancashire, London, England. He immigrated between 1623 and 1626; Arriving at Plymouth between 1623, when he is not named in the division of land, and 1626. He married Ann or Hannah Standish between 14 January 1623 and 1623 at Saint Dunstan's Church, Hamlet of Stepney, East End of London, East End of London, England. On 1626, John Shaw became the leader of one of the companies in the 1627 cattle division. John Shaw Sr was freeman in 1633. He was court - criminal on 22 July 1648; "On 22nd July 1648 John Shaw participated in a Murder Trial and then probably later along with the all the Colonist witnessed Alice Bishops punishment, death by hanging. (perhaps Alice is the very first women in the New England Colony convicted of and hung for murder in America? second Colonist since John Billington?)

*These sheweth, that on Jul the 22cond, 1648, wee, whosse names are vnderwritten, were sworne by Mr Bradford, gouerner, to make inquiry of the death of the child of Allis Bishop, the wife of Richard Bishope.

Wee declare, yt coming into the house of the said Richard Bishope, wee saw at the foot of a ladder wh leadeth into an vpper chamer, much blood; and going vp all of vs into the chamber, wee found a woman child, of about foure yeares of age, lying in her shifte vppon her left cheeke, with her throat cut with diuers gashes crose wayes, the wind pipe cut and stuke into the throat downward, and a bloody knife lying by the side of the child, with wh knife all of vs judg, and the said Allis hath confessed to fiue of vs at one time, yt shee murdered the child with the said knife.

JOHN HOWLAND, JAMES COLE, JAMES HURST, GYELLS RICKARD, ROBERT LEE, RICHARD SPARROW, JOHN SHAWE, THOMAS POPE, FRANCIS COOKE, FRANCIS BILLINGTON, JOHN COOKE, WILLIAM NELSON.

Rachell, the wife of Joepth Ramsden, aged about 23 yeares, being examined, saith that coming to the house of Richard Bishope vppon an erand, the wife of the said Richard Bishope requested her to goe fetch her som buttermilke at Goodwife Winslows, and gaue her a ketle for that purpose, and she went and did it; and before shee wente, shee saw the child lyinge abed asleep, to her best deserning, and the woman was as well as shee hath knowne her att any time; but when shee came shee found her sad and dumpish; shee asked her what blood was that shee saw at the ladders foot; shee pointed vnto the chamber, and bid her looke, but shee perseiued shee had kiled her child, and being afraid, shee refused, and ran and tould her father and mother. Morouer, shee saith the reason yt moued her to thinke shee had kiled her child was yt when shee saw the blood shee looked on the bedd, and the child was not there.

Taken vppon oath by mee, WILLIAM BRADFORD,
The day and year aboue written.

At a Court of Asistants holden at New Plymouth, the first of Aguste, 1648, before Mr Bradford, Gouer, Mr Coliar, Captain Miles Standish, and Mr William Thomas, gent, Assistants, the sd Allice, being examined, confessed shee did comite the afforsaid murther, and is sory for it.

4th October 1648 (PCR 2:134) Att this Court, Allice Bishope, the wife of Richard Bishope, of New Plymouth, was indited for felonius murther by her comited, vppon Martha Clark, her owne child, the frute of her owne body.

The names of the grand inquest that went of triall of the aforsaid bill of inditmetn, weer these:--

John Dunham, Sen, John Barker, Isaake Weels, Josepth Colman, Mr Thomas Burne, John Allin, Robert Finny, Thomas Bordman, Henery Wood, James Bursell, Ephraim Hickes, Josepth Tory, James Walker, Micaell Blackwell, James Wyat, Daniell Cole. Loue Brewster,

These found the bill a trew bill.

The petty jurys names taht went vppon her tryall were these:-- Josias Winslow, Seni, Gyells Rickard, Thomas Shillingsworth, John Shaw, Sen, Anthony Snowe, Steuen Wood, Richard Sparrow, William Mericke, Gabriell Fallowell, William Brete, Joshua Prat, John Willis,

Thes found the said Allice Bishope guilty of the said fellonius murthering of Martha Clarke aforsaid; and so shee had the sentence of death pronounced against her, viz, to bee taken from the place where shee was to the place from whence she came, and thence to the place of execution, and ther to be hanged by the necke vntell her body is dead, which acordingly was executed.
He married Alice (?) before 3 November 1653. John Shaw Sr died between 22 March 1663 and 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Ann or Hannah Standish was born in 1603. She married John Shaw Sr between 14 January 1623 and 1623 at Saint Dunstan's Church, Hamlet of Stepney, East End of London, East End of London, England. As of between 14 January 1623 and 1623,her married name was Shaw. Ann or Hannah Standish died on 6 March 1654 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     James Hicks died at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was born in 1550 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Phebe Allyne, daughter of Rev Ephraim Allyne and Nancy Everard, in 1582 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England.

     Phebe Allyne died at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. She was born in 1557 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married James Hicks, son of John Hicks and Joan Darney, in 1582 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. As of 1582,her married name was Hicks.

     John Hicks was born between 1490 and 1536. He married Joan Darney before 1550.

     Joan Darney was born between 1500 and 1536. She married John Hicks before 1550. As of before 1550,her married name was Hicks.

     Rev Ephraim Allyne died at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He was born in 1526 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Nancy Everard, daughter of James Everard and Mrs James Everard (?), before 1557.

     Nancy Everard died at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. She was born in 1527 at Southwark, Surrey, Surrey, England. She married Rev Ephraim Allyne, son of Baptist Allyne and Mrs Allyne (?), before 1557. As of before 1557,her married name was Allyne.

     James Everard was born in 1502 at Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Mrs James Everard (?) before 1527.

     Mrs James Everard (?) was born in 1506 at Surrey, Surrey, England. She married James Everard before 1527. As of before 1557,her married name was Mrs (?) Everard.

     Baptist Allyne was born in 1500 at Surrey, Surrey, England. He married Mrs Allyne (?) circa 1525.

     Lydia Waterman was born on 9 May 1676 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA, USA. She married Benoni Shaw, son of Deacon Jonathan Shaw Sr and Phoebe Watson, circa 1697 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of circa 1697,her married name was Shaw. Lydia Waterman died on 23 July 1757 at Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 81. In 81st yr.
John Shaw states Norwich, CT. She was buried at Lakenham Cemetery, North Carver, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Deacon John Waterman Sr was born on 19 April 1642 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA, USA; We and our Kinsfolk states 1641. He married Anna Sturtevant, daughter of Deacon Samuel Sturtevant and Hannah Lee, on 7 December 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Deacon John Waterman Sr died on 14 September 1718 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 76.

     Anna Sturtevant was born on 4 June 1648 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. She married Deacon John Waterman Sr, son of Robert Waterman and Elizabeth Bourne, on 7 December 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of 7 December 1665,her married name was Waterman. Anna Sturtevant died on 9 February 1719/20 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA, at age 71. She was buried at Plympton Green Cemetery, Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Deacon Samuel Sturtevant We and our Kinsfolk states that the wife's name was ANN. He was born between 1618 and 1624 at Rochester, Kent, England. He married Hannah Lee, daughter of Robert Lee and Mary Atwood, circa 1644 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. Deacon Samuel Sturtevant died on 16 October 1669 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA.

      Hannah Lee was also known as Mrs Ann Sturtevant. She was born circa 1625 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. She married Deacon Samuel Sturtevant, son of John Sturtevant, circa 1644 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. As of circa 1644,her married name was Sturtevant. Hannah Lee died after 30 March 1697 at Plympton, Plymouth, MA, USA.

     Robert Lee was born in 1600 at England. He married Mary Atwood circa 1625 at Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, USA.

     Mary Atwood was born between 1595 and 1611 at London, Essex, Essex, England. She married Robert Lee, son of Henry Lee and Elizabeth Fletcher, circa 1625 at Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, USA. As of circa 1625,her married name was Lee. Mary Atwood died in October 1681 at Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, USA.

     John Sturtevant died. Possibly Holland. He was born in 1596 at London, England.