Coleman
Sex: M
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Birth: Est 1890
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1. *Emma G Williams (Dec 1894 - )
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Anne C Coleman
Sex: F
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Father: Warren J Coleman (1904-1974)
Mother: Natalie V Fletcher (1905-1986)
Edward Coleman
Sex: M
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Birth: Est 1625 - of Boston, Mass.
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Death: Bef 28 Sep 1691 - Yarmouth, Massachusetts 1
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1. *Margaret Lombard (1623 - )
Marriage: 27 Oct 1648 - Nauset (Eastham), Plymouth Colony 1
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1. Elizabeth Coleman (1651- )
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The inventory of Edwrd Coleman's estate was taken 28 Sept. 1691. Margaret Coleman relict of Edward Coleman made oath to the inventory Oct 21, 1691. (Mayflower Descendant Vol 12:90)Marriage Notes (Margaret Lombard)
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Elizabeth Coleman
Sex: F
AKA: Elizabeth Colman
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Feb 1651 - Boston, Massachusetts Bay 1
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Death: in (Yarmouth, Massachusetts)
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Father: Edward Coleman (Est 1625-Bef 1691)
Mother: Margaret Lombard (1623- )
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1. *John Hathaway (1617 - Feb 1697)
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1. Thomas Hathaway (Est 1675- )
2. Gideon Hathaway (Abt 1676- )
3. Sarah Hathaway (Abt 1678- )
Helen Louise Coleman
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1871 - East Boston, Massachusetts
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Death: 28 Feb 1958 - Newton, Massachusetts 2 3 4
Burial: in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wellfleet
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Spouses and Children
1. *Wyman W Dyer (27 Sep 1871 - 20 May 1963) 5
Marriage: 31 Aug 1902 - Brookline, Massachusetts
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Children:
1. Louise Winslow Dyer (1905-1957) 2
2. Gertrude Knowles Dyer (1907-After 1960)
3. Adele Constance Dyer (1909-1999)
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1902 Book keeperMedical:
out of town burialMarriage Notes (Wyman W Dyer)
age 86-7-20
Helen Louise Dyer
1942 of Newton Highlands, summer residents of Wellfleet
1960 of Newton and Wellfleet
Jean Coleman
Sex: F
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Father: Warren J Coleman (1904-1974)
Mother: Natalie V Fletcher (1905-1986)
Spouses and Children
1. *Captain Reuben Rich Baker Jr (2 Mar 1927 - 13 Jul 2008)
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John Coleman
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 26 Sep 1706 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
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Father: James Colman (1656- )
Mother: Patience Cobb (1668-1747) 6
Spouses and Children
1. *Reliance Paine (27 Jan 1706 - 11 Jun 1742)
Marriage: 5 Aug 1736 - (Barnstable, Massachusetts)
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2. Mary Lombard (1 Mar 1713 - )
Marriage: 2 Aug 1743 - (Barnstable, Massachusetts)
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ChildrenMarriage Notes (Mary Lombard)
Martha Coleman b: Abt 19 JUN 1737
John Coleman b: Abt 29 OCT 1738
Mary Coleman b: Abt 11 MAY 1740
Children
Mary COLEMAN b: 5 AUG 1744
Thomas COLEMAN b: 8 NOV 1747
Nathaniel COLEMAN b: 17 SEP 1749
Zaccheus COLEMAN b: 24 FEB 1749/50
Reliance COLEMAN b: 26 APR 1752
Robert S Coleman
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1925
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Death: 12 Jan 2007
Burial: 9 Mar 2007 - Arlington National cemetery, Washington DC
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1. *Katherine Segura (1927 - 9 Aug 2007)
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Sally Coleman
Sex: F
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Birth: Est 1778
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1. *James Freeman (28 Sep 1768 - 29 Jun 1829)
Marriage: 11 Oct 1798 7
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Sally E Coleman
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 27 Jul 1934 - Watertown, Massachusetts
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Death: 23 Oct 2006 - Wellfleet, Massachusetts
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Father: Warren J Coleman (1904-1974)
Mother: Natalie V Fletcher (1905-1986)
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1. *Walter Wade (Est 1932 - )
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Provincetown Banner obit:
Sally E. Coleman, 72
Sally E. Coleman, 72, of Wellfleet, died Oct. 23, in North Chatham.
Born July 27, 1934, in Watertown to Warren J. Coleman and Natalie V. Fletcher, Ms. Coleman moved to Cape Cod in 1947 and lived there for almost 60 years, in Orleans and Brewster, before settling in Wellfleet.
Ms. Coleman graduated from Wellfleet High School and Brockton Beauty Academy. For a few years, she was a hairdresser at Connie’s in Brewster. She also drove a Coast Guard Beach shuttle bus and handicapped school bus, delivered flowers and worked in the Eastham Elementary School cafeteria. But her favorite job was being a mother.
Ms. Coleman always put her children first, supporting their many school activities and church youth groups with the arts and crafts she loved. Her children describe her as an extraordinary mother, strong, selfless, generous and kind. She was known for her sewing skills. Other hobbies included ceramics, hooked rugs, hand-made flags, sugar Easter eggs, cake decorating and the CB radio during the ’70s — many may remember her as “Stringbean.” In the summer months, she enjoyed Skaket Beach in Orleans or watching the waves at the Wellfleet oceanside.
A cowgirl at heart, Ms. Coleman was known for her love of animals, She had an especial fondness for horses. Her home was often the port of rescue for injured birds of all kinds, squirrels, raccoons, goats, geese, chinchilla, possum, dogs and cats, each of which she cared for and returned to the wild, kept herself, or gave to an adopted home.
She is survived by four children: Jeffrey C. Wade of Houston, Texas; E. Christian Wade and his wife Inna of Jacksonville, Fla.; Noelle D. Martin and her husband Jeffrey of Fayetteville, N.C.; and Michelle R. Dubé of Eastham; grandchildren Claire Abigail, Chad Nathaniel and Cassandra Lynn Martin; sisters Anne C. Partridge and Jean Baker; and stepsister Ruth Lewis, also of Wellfleet. In addition, she leaves lifelong friends Joyce Harding, Jo Wood and childhood pen pal Anna Parker of Clydebank, Scotland, with whom she has corresponded since World War II when she was 10 years old. She is predeceased by her parents; two children, son York A. Wade and daughter Lynn Wade; and her stepbrother Charles Fletcher.
An open house to celebrate the life of Sally Coleman will be held below the Wellfleet Methodist Church from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 18.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to Helping Our Women at (508) 487-4357, www.helpingourwomen.org, or Harbor for Healing by contacting Shirley Bloomer at (508) 945-0747.
Warren J Coleman
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Jun 1904
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Death: Jul 1974 - Dennisport, Massachusetts
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• Soc Sec Num, 023-01-3538 in Massachusetts
Spouses and Children
1. *Natalie V Fletcher (5 Oct 1905 - Feb 1986)
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1. Sally E Coleman (1934-2006)
2. Anne C Coleman ( - )
3. Jean Coleman ( - )
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Moved to Wellfleet c 1945, living across from Methodist church.
Cecile Perryman Coles
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1914
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Death: 12 Jul 1957 - Pomona, California 9
Burial: in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wellfleet
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Father: Melville Sinclair Coles (1862-1924) 8 10
Mother: Florence Isabel Hopkins (1873-1948) 8
Gordon Hamblen Coles
Sex: M
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Birth: 19 Feb 1910 - Wellfleet, Massachusetts 11
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Father: Melville Sinclair Coles (1862-1924) 8 10
Mother: Florence Isabel Hopkins (1873-1948) 8
Melville Sinclair Coles
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 12 Jan 1862 - Devonshire, England 12
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Death: 5 Jul 1924 - Wellfleet, Massachusetts
Burial: in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wellfleet
Cause of Death: arterio sclerosis, nephritis 10
Spouses and Children
1. *Florence Isabel Hopkins (1873 - 1948) 8
Marriage: 9 Feb 1899 - Somerville, Massachusetts
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1. Gordon Hamblen Coles (1910- ) 11
2. Cecile Perryman Coles (1914-1957) 8
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age 62-5-23
Joan Coleson
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1590 - England
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Death: 1 Jun 1654 - Boston, Massachusetts Bay
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• Alt Birth, 1584 in St Martin in the Field, Westminster, England
Spouses and Children
1. *John Atwood (4 Feb 1582 - 27 Feb 1644)
Marriage: 25 Jul 1612 - St Martin, London, England
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1. John Atwood (1614-1675)
2. Stephen Atwood (Cir 1616-1694)
3. Harmon Atwood (Cir 1613-1651)
4. Henry Atwood (Cir 1619-Bef 1670)
Paul Colletti
Sex: M
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Birth: Est 1890 - (Truro, Massachusetts)
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1. *Sarah C McFarland (17 Jan 1892 - Jan 1968)
Marriage: 17 Aug 1921 - Wellfleet, Massachusetts
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perhaps 25 Jan 1883- Jul 1956, SSn 453-36-9988 Texas
Eleanor Pomeroy Collier
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 11 Jul 1903 - Hingham, Massachusetts
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Death: Aug 1990 - Toledo, Ohio
Burial: in Island Pond Cemetery, Harwich
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• Soc Sec Num, 025-03-7734 in Massachusetts
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1. *Alonzo Kingman Paine (4 Mar 1909 - Jan 1966)
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ELEANOR POMEROY [9] COLLIER, born July 11, 1903 in Cohasset. Attended Brookline Grammar Sch. & Beacon Sch., Brookline; Miss Lee's School, Inc., Boston, Grad. 1922. Att'n'd. Pierce Secretarial Sch. 1923-4. Three months in Europe in 1925 with Ellerys & Wheelwrights. Social Secretary to Mrs. John L. Grandin, of Boston fr. 1926-1932. Asst. Sales manager, Lewandos, 1933-40. Married A. Kingman Paine, 1940.Marriage Notes (Alonzo Kingman Paine)
Mem. Boston Junior League, 1922-36 [?] Badminton & Tennis Club, Boston, 1935-40. (Charter Member) Footlight Club, Jamaica Plain, (Dramatic) 1931-40. Founded Bryant Pond, Maine, Garden Club, 1927.
Won the Ladies Mixed Doubles State Badminton Championship, 1938, w. M. Whittemore. Runner-up for Mixed Doubles State Championship, 1938 & 1939. Served with Hingham Red Cross Motor Corps, 1942-6.
1940-1945 lived at Hingham, Mass. at Union St. & School St. & Lazell St.
In 1946 bought house in Norwell next door to Kingman's father.
from GENEALOGY OF THE COLLIER FAMILY OF COHASSET, MASS., by Gilbert S. Tower
right Alonzo?
Elizabeth Collier
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1615
Baptism:
Death: After Feb 1679 - Duxbury, Plymouth Colony
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Father: William Collier (1585-After 1670) 1 13
Mother: Jane Clark (Est 1595-1666)
Spouses and Children
1. *Constant Southworth (Bef 1612 - 11 Mar 1679) 14
Marriage: 2 Nov 1637 - Plymouth, Plymouth Colony 14
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Children:
1. Mercy Southworth (1638-1712)
2. Nathaniel Southworth (1648-1710)
3. Alice Southworth (Cir 1646-1719) 15
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Marriage Notes (Constant Southworth)
Great Migration Begins:
CONSTANT SOUTHWORTH
ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1628
FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
REMOVES: Duxbury
FREEMAN: Admitted 2 January 1637/8 [PCR 1:74]. In Duxbury section of Plymouth Colony lists of freemen of 1639, 1658 and 29 May 1670 [ PCR 5:274, 8:175, 198].
EDUCATION: His inventory included "several sorts of books" valued at £4 15s. and "books, spoons & small things" valued at 10s.
OFFICES: Assistant, 7 June 1670 - 5 June 1678 [ PCR 5:34, 55, 90, 112, 143, 163, 194, 229, 256]. Deputy (from Plymouth), 7 March 1653/4, 3 October 1659 [ PCR 3:44, 170]. Deputy (from Duxbury), 3 June 1652, 6 April 1653, 7 June 1653, 6 June 1654, 8 June 1655, 3 June 1656, 1 June 1658, 7 June 1659, 6 June 1660, 2 October 1660, 4 June 1661, 3 June 1662, 1 June 1663, 8 June 1664, 7 June 1665, 5 June 1666, 5 June 1667, 3 June 1668 [ PCR 3:8, 23, 31, 49, 79, 99, 135, 162, 187, 198, 214, 4:14, 37, 60, 90, 122, 148, 180, 5:17]. Colony treasurer, 7 June 1659 - 3 June 1668 [ PCR 3:162, 187, 214, 4:14, 37, 60, 90, 122, 147, 180, 185]. Council of war, 1 June 1658, 2 April 1667, 2 July 1667 [ PCR 3:138, 153, 4:145, 164-66]. Grand jury, 5 June 1644 [ PCR 2:71]. Committee member, 1 June 1647, 8 June 1649, 4 June 1650, 5 June 1651 [ PCR 2:117, 144, 154, 167]. Committee to supply towns and soldiers, 6 June 1654 [ PCR 3:53]. Committee to organize the mending of: Joanses River bridge, 7 August 1655; Barstowes Bridge, 27 July 1664; Penquine Hole, 1 May 1666 [ PCR 3:87, 4:69, 119]. Committee to treat the letting of the trade, June 1649 [ PCR 2:144]. Committee to consider the trade at Kennebeck, 5 March 1655[/6] [ PCR 3:96, 171, 195]. Committee to divide lands and settle ways, 4 June 1645, 3 June 1656, 6 October 1659, 1 May 1660, 13 June 1660, 2 October 1660, 5 February 1660/1, 1 June 1663 [ PCR 2:88, 3:102, 174, 186, 193, 201, 204, 4:42]. Committee to oversee the building of a house of correction, 1 June 1658 [ PCR 3:137]. Committee to negotiate the ownership of Hogg Island with Rhode Island, 1 March 1658/9 [ PCR 3:157]. Committee to settle the bounds of Taunton, 6 October 1659 [ PCR 3:172]. Committee to settle the bounds of Sandwich and Plymouth, 1 June 1663 [ PCR 4:40]. Committee to oversee the purchase of lands from Indians, 3 October 1665 [ PCR 4:109, 113]. Committee to revise laws, 5 June 1678 [ PCR 5:263].
Duxbury constable, 2 March 1640/1, 1 June 1641, 5 June 1644 [ PCR 2:9, 15, 3:116]. Duxbury invoicer of liquors, powder, shot and lead, 10 June 1662 [ PCR 4:23].
In Duxbury section of 1643 Plymouth Colony list of men able to bear arms [ PCR 8:190]. Ensign, 7 July 1646 [ PCR 2:105].
ESTATE: On 6 October 1636 land was granted to Mr. William Bradford "for Constant & Thomas Southward, the land now in occupation of George Sowle" [ PCR 1:45]. On 6 April 1640 "Constant Southwood and Thomas Southwood, his brother ... [were] granted fifty acres apiece of upland ... at the North River, with proportionable meadow ground" [ PCR 1:144, 146]. On 10 November 1646 William Hillier of Duxbury, carpenter, sold to Constant Southworth of Duxbury, planter, his right in "the mill at Duxbury standing upon Stonie River being in partnership between him and Georg[e] Pollerd late of Duxbury," being a half share [ PCR 12:139]. On 2 February 1646[/7] Constant Southworth sold to William Bradford of Plymouth "all his lands & meadows lying at the Island Creek" [ PCR 12:141]. On 26 February 1648 "Constant Sowthworth of Duxbery and Thomas Sowthworth of Plymouth his brother" sold to Francis Godfrey of Duxbury, carpenter, one hundred acres of land at the North River [ PCR 12:163]. On 7 June 1665 "a competency" of land was granted to four men, including "Mr. Constant Southworth" at Namasskett [ PCR 4:95].
In his will, dated 20 February 1678[/9] and proved 7 June 1679, Constant Southworth Esq. of Duxbury bequeathed to "my dear and loving wife Elizabeth Southworth for and during the term of her natural life my dwelling house with the outhousing and mill belonging unto it and all my uplands and meadows" in Duxbury or Marshfield, along with £50 and some furniture; to "my son Edward Southworth after the decease of my aforesaid wife Elizabeth my aforesaid dwelling house with the outhousing and mill belonging to it and all my upland and meadows" in Duxbury and Marshfield, along with £12; to "my son Nathaniell Southworth the one half of my share of lands that lyeth near Taunton called by the name of the freemen's lands"; to "my three daughters Marcye Freeman, Allice Church and Mary Alden my other one-half of the freemen's land"; to "my daughter Elizab eth Southworth" moveables "provided that she do not marry Willam Vobbes," otherwise to have 5s.; to "my daughter Presilla Soutworth" moveables; to "my son Willam Southworth" moveables; to "my grandson Constant Freeman all those my lands and meadows that I have at a place commonly called Pawomett" in Eastham; to "my sons Edward and Nathaniell and daughters Elizabeth and Presilla equally all my part of the profits that shall or may arise by the fishing at the Cape"; wife Elizabeth to be sole executrix and residuary legatee, to be assisted by sons Edward and Nathaniel [PCPR 4:1:18].
The inventory of Constant Southworth, taken 15 March 1678/9, was totalled, but the arithmetic is incomprehensible and impossible. A list of real estate, without valuation, was appended: "about twenty-five acres of land in the town of Duxburrow whereon standeth his dwelling house and barn and one grist mill"; "a parcel of land at the North Field the quantity we know not"; "several parcels of meadow lying in the towns of Duxburrow and Marshfield about 12 acres'; "one share of land in a place commonly called the freemen's land near Taunton"; and a "parcel of land and meadow at a place commonly called Paomett in the town of Eastham" [ PCPR 4:1:19-20].
BIRTH: By about 1612 (based on date of marriage), son of Edward and Alice (Carpenter) Southworth.
DEATH: Duxbury 11 March 1678/9.
MARRIAGE: Plymouth 2 November 1637 Elizabeth Collier, daughter of WILLIAM COLLIER [ PCR 1:68]; she died after 20 February 1678/9 (date of husband's will).
CHILDREN:
i MERCY, b. say 1640; m. Eastham 12 May 1658 Samuel Freeman [MD 6:201], son of SAMUEL FREEMAN .
ii PRISCILLA, b. say 1642; m. (1) Bristol 1 March 1689 Samuel Talbot; m. (2) 1 May 1708 John Irish, son of JOHN IRISH [NEHGR 54:181;TAG 60:131-32, 138-39].
iii EDWARD, b. say 1644; m. Duxbury 16 November 1671 Mary Pabodie, daughter of William Pabodie and granddaughter of JOHN ALDEN .
iv ALICE, b. say 1646; m. 26 December 1667 Benjamin Church, son of RICHARD CHURCH [ NEHGR 121:121 (giving date of marriage but not name of bride)].
v NATHANIEL, b. about 1649 (d. Middleborough 14 January 1710[/1] in his 62nd year [ MD 21:25]); m. Plymouth 10 January 1672 Desire Gray [ PCR 8:33].
vi MARY, b. say 1654; m. by 1674 David Alden, son of JOHN ALDEN .
vii WILLIAM, b. about 1659 (d. Little Compton 25 June 1719 in his 60th year [ NEHGR 115:264]); m. (1) by 1681 Rebecca Pabodie, daughter of William Pabodie and granddaughter of JOHN ALDEN (eldest child b. Little Compton 18 April 1681 [RIVR 4:Little Compton:168]; "Rebeka the wife of Captain William Southworth ... departed this life Dec the 25th in the 43d year of her age. 1702" at Little Compton [ NEHGR 115:264]); m. (2) Saybrook 14 (or 15) November 1705 Martha (Kirtland) Blague [SayVR 58], widow of Joseph Blague
viii ELIZABETH, b. say 1661; m. Bristol 12 May 1685 Samuel Gallup [ MD 42:9 -10, citing RIVR 6:Bristol:22].
ASSOCIATIONS: Constant Southworth was brother to THOMAS SOUTHWORTH , and both were sons of the second wife of WILLIAM BRADFORD . Various attempts have been made to extend the pedigree of the brothers beyond their father Edward, but none had yet been successful 14
Jane Collier
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 10 Sep 1710 - Hull, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: After 1796
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Spouses and Children
1. *John Doane Esq (29 May 1664 - 22 Nov 1755)
Marriage: 20 Jul 1732 - Hull, Massachusetts 16
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Children:
1. John Doane (1734- ) 17
2. Nancy Doane (1744-1849)
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Daughter of Lieut. Gershom Collier (ca 1673/4-19 Feb 1753) & Elizabeth Poole (15 Dec 1678-)
Jonathan Collier
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1750 - of Scituate, Mass.
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Death: 11 Jan 1822 - Scituate, Massachusetts 18
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Spouses and Children
1. *Abigail Long (17 Dec 1762 - 24 Jun 1804)
Marriage: 1788
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