ANCESTORS
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XLIX).
Born, circa 1605 (?), in England? (She was probably a Huguenaut; came to Leydon
with parents & sister.). Died in Plymouth, MA. Immigration: 1629 (??) in
Plymouth, MA (Probably on second voyage of "Mayflower"; (no Passenger
List)). Individual flags: DirAnc, Morlnf.
She
married (LEYDEN 137, verso B, P.XLIX) John "Deacon" Dunham 11-1 (19).
21.
John [10] Beal (CORR-Louise Holbrook, 30 May 1991; SDM-, P28). Born, circa 1589
(??) in England?. Died, circa 1689 (??) in Hingham, MA?. Reference: SDM5WF.
He
married (CORR-Louise Holbrook, 30 May 1991) Frances Ripley (22), circa 1610
(??) in England?. Children:
16 i.
Martha [9].
22.
Frances [l0] Ripley (ibid.). Born, circa 1591 (??) in England?. She married
(ibid.) John Beal (21).
23.
John [10] Faunce (MP, Vol II, P 140). Born, circa 1610 (??) in Perleigh, Essex,
Eng. Died, 29 Nov 1664 (??) in Plymouth, MA. Immigration: 1623, in Plymouth, MA
(John was a passenger on the ship "Anne" in 1623.).
He
married (MP, Vol.II, P121; PC, Pp329, 330) Patience Morton (24), circa 1635
(?). Children:
18 i.
Mary 1197.
ii.
Priscilla 2 (MP, Vol.II, P154). Born, circa 1643 (??) in Plymouth, MA. Died, 15
May 1707, in Plymouth, MA. She married (ibid.) Joseph Warren (ibid.), son of
Richard Warren and
Elizabeth
March, 1651, in Plymouth, MA.
iii.
Sarah 3 (MP, Vol II, P 140). Born, 1645, in Plymouth, MA. Died, 27 Jun 1695, in
Scituate, MA. She married (ibid.), first, Edward Doty 2-1 (PC, Pp 283, 284),
son of Edward Doty 1-1 and Faith Clarke, 26 Feb 1662/3, in Plymouth, MA. She
married (MP, Vol.II, P140), second, John Buck (ibid.), after 1690 (??).
iv.
Thomas "Elder" 4 (PC, P132, 138). Born, 1647 (?), in Plymouth, MA.
Died, 1746 (?), in Plymouth, MA. "The identification of what is considered
today as "Plymouth Rock" relies on the accuracy of a story verbally
brought down to us concerning Elder Thomas Faunce. When Faunce was ninety-five,
he told a group of people he had been present when Mary Chilton came to
Plymouth and visited the rock before she died. She set foot on it and laughed,
and said she was the first woman of the "Mayflower" to step upon that
rock, and now, at seventy-five, she was stepping on it for the last time."
[Stratton, E.A., "Plymouth Colony, Its History & People - 1620-1691," Ancestry Publishing, Salt Lake City, (1986).] v. Elizabeth 5 (MP, Vol II, P121). Born, 23 Mar 1647/8, in
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