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     Nathaniel Duncan was born circa 1600. Circa 1625, Nathaniel Duncan married Elizabeth Jourdaine, daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine.

     James Wakelee was born circa 1600. Before 1620, James Wakelee married an unknown person .¹ In 1639/40 James Wakelee lived in Hartford, Connecticut, America.² On Saturday, 5 October 1652 in Stratford, Connecticut, America, James Wakelee married Alice (?).¹ Before January 1663 James Wakelee and Alice (?) lived; Fled a capital charge probably witchcraft.² James Wakelee died circa 1690 in Providence, Rhode Island, America.²

     Alice Tomes was born circa 1600. Circa 5 July 1615, Alice Tomes married Governor Thomas Welles.¹ Alice Tomes died before 1646 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America.¹

     Nathaniel Foote was born circa 1600. Circa 1630 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America, Nathaniel Foote married Elizabeth Deming. Nathaniel Foote died before 1646 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America.

     Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1600. She died in January 1683 in Guilford, Connecticut, America.

     Joan Clarke was born circa 1600 in Much Bromley, East, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Clarke. Joan Clarke married Deacon Simon Stone, son of David Stone and Ursula (?), on 5 August 1616 in Much Bromley, Essex, East, England. Joan Clarke and Deacon Simon Stone were found on the passenger list of the Ship Increase along with Joan Clarke in 1635 departing from London, Middlesex, London, England, to Massachusetts.¹ She died before 1654 in Watertown, Massachusetts, America.¹

     Samuel Bass was born circa 1600 in Saffron Walden, East, England.¹ On Friday, 25 April 1625, Samuel Bass married Anne Savell, age 23.² "Samuell Basse" admitted to Roxbury church as member #78, in a group of 1633 immigrants [ RChR 78]. His death record in 1694 tells us that he "had been a deacon of the church of Braintree for the space of above fifty years and the first deacon of that church."¹ In his will, dated 11 May 1694 and proved 31 January 1694/5, Samuel Bass of Braintree bequeathed to son John Bass ten acres of salt marsh, a woodlot in the Captain's Plain, the malthouse and the orchard before it, half the well and half the kitchen, some lands in the Stony Field, a quarter of the upland in the farm, and any of the marsh in excess of thirty acres; to son Thomas Bass ten acres of salt marsh, a woodlot in the Captain's Field, and a quarter of the upland in the farm; to son Joseph Bass ten acres of salt marsh (valued at £100), the house he lives in and the orchard on the back side of it, the fresh meadow on the east end of it, a feather bed and the furniture and bedstead belonging to it (all of which is valued at £100), also the barn and two acres on which it stands, "two acres of land at the head of the home lot & one acre adjoining to the two acres which was John Dassitt's part of a five acre lot," half the kitchen and half the well, and seven acres in Stony Field (all of which is valued at £100), also a woodlot already set out to him in Captain's Plain (which, with the stock and movables already given to him, is valued at £100), also a quarter of the upland in the farm, and "what I have given my son Joseph Bass my will is that he shall not alienate or sell it away without the approbation of his two brothers & if he have children he may give it to them or if he have need to spend it he may for his own comfort & supply and if he marry a wife he may give her a hundred pounds of it and no more and the rest which I have not now disposed of he may give to any of his relations by blood as he shall see meet"; to Samuel Bass, carpenter, seven acres of pasture land in Stony Field, the salt meadows he already possesses, a quarter of the upland in the farm, half the woodlot given to son Joseph, and £60 out of the estate of son Joseph, and to Joseph Bass Junior £40 out of the estate of son Joseph, and to grandson Samuel Bass, cooper, £40 out of the estate of son Joseph Bass (all these to be if son Joseph has no children, if he doesn't spend the estate, and after the death of son Joseph); to daughter Mary Capen £40 and to daughter Sarah Penniman £20 out of the upland in the farm, and to these two daughters five cows; to John Bass Junior the malthouse (if he outlive his father), two acres of planting ground in Stony Field, four acres of pasture land in Stony Field, and half an acre where his barn stands; to granddaughters (except Sarah Biling) movable household goods, and Hannah Walsbey is to share with them; and to sons John Bass and Thomas Bass any uplands otherwise undisposed of, they to be executors [ SPR Case #2200, 13:538-41].¹ Samuel Bass died on 30 December 1694 in Braintree, Massachusetts, America.¹ The inventory of Samuel Bass, taken 3 January 1694/5, totalled £942 1s. 6d., of which £891 was real estate: house and orchard behind it, fresh meadow at the end of it with kitchen and well, £96; malthouse and utensils for malt and orchard before the malthouse, his part of kitchen and well, £70; barn and two acres of land part of which it standeth on and two acres at the head of it and one acre bought of John Dassett and seven acres in the Slough Field, £100; sixty acres of upland in Captain's Plain, £90; thirty acres of salt marsh, £300; six acres of land lying in the Stony Field, £18; twenty acres of land at the farm at the fourscore acres, £80; twentyone acres of land at the Great Island at the farm, £60; eighteen acres of land at the ox pasture in the farm, £45; eleven acres of land in three parcels at the farm, £22; and eight acres of swamp, £10 [ SPR Case #2200, 13:541].

     Samuel Hubbard was born in 1601.¹ He immigrated in 1633 to Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, America.¹ On Friday, 4 January 1636 in Windsor, Connecticut, America, Samuel Hubbard married Tacy Cooper. By Rev. Ludlow.¹ Samuel Hubbard and Tacy Cooper were (an unknown value). Samuel Hubbard died in 1689 in Westerly, Rhode Island, America.¹

     Anne Savell was baptized on 26 April 1601 in Saffron Walden, East, England.¹ On Friday, 25 April 1625, at age 23, Anne Savell married Samuel Bass.² Anne Savell died on 5 September 1693 in Braintree, Massachusetts, America at age 92.¹

     James Beebe was born circa 1602 in Broughton, East Midlands, England. He was the son of John Beebe and Alice (?).

     Nicholas George was born circa 1603. He was the son of William George. On Monday, 1 November 1621, Nicholas George married Margaret Saward. Nicholas George died before 20 May 1661.

     John Carrington was born in 1603. John came to America with wife, Mary, on the "Susan & Ellen" which sailed May 1635. They were listed as 33 yrs old. No residence nor destination was recorded. They arrived at Boston and later settled in Wethersfield. Circa 1640, John Carrington married Joanne (?). John Carrington recorded a deed on 8 March 1646/47 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, America. Recorded his lot in Wethersfield, CT. 2 1/2 acres - was originally Ed. Vere's lot.¹ He died on 6 March 1651 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America. John Carrington and his wife Joanne were indicted as witches on February 20, 1651, Governor John Haynes and Edward Hopkins being present, with other magistrates at their trial; and they were found guilty on March 6, 1651 and hanged.² Inventory of John Carrington's estate occurred in March 1652 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, America. Inventory of John Carrington's estate.²

     William Beebe was born circa 1605 in Broughton, East Midlands, England. He was the son of John Beebe and Alice (?).

     Ulalia (?) was born circa 1605. Circa 1620 in Harberton, South West, England, Ulalia (?) married Henry Burt.¹ Ulalia (?) died on 19 August 1690 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹

     Mary Jourdaine was born circa 1605. She was the daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine. Circa 1620, Mary Jourdaine married John Coggan.

     Margaret Saward was born in 1605. On Monday, 1 November 1621, Margaret Saward married Nicholas George, son of William George.

     William Howard was born in 1608. Age 52 in 1660; 56 in 1665; 57 in 1666.¹ Circa 1630, William Howard married Martha (?). In 1649 William Howard lived in Ipswich, Massachusetts, America.¹ He recorded a deed on 18 March 1649 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, America. William Payne sells property which formerly belonged to William Howard. He recorded a deed in 1654 in Hampton, Essex, Massachusetts, America. Rev. Stephen Bachiler (a contentious and controversial early minister) sold his farm to William Howard and Thomas Ward, who in turn sold it to ye town.¹ He died after 1678 in Ipswich, Massachusetts, America. On 18 February 1678 William Howard lived in Ipswich, Massachusetts, America; a list of persons having right of commonage.

     Edward Elmer was born between 1608 and 1613. He was found on the passenger list of the Ship Lyon departing from England on 14 September 1632. He was a member of the party which came to Cambridge under Rev. Mr. Hooker. Richard Elmore and his wife, with children Richard and Edward.¹ He was in military service in 1637/38 in Hartford, Connecticut, America. Connecticut soldier in the Pequoit War.² In 1639 Edward Elmer lived in Hartford, Connecticut, America; one of the founders.^3,2 Circa 1644 in First Congregational Church in Hartford, Connecticut, America, Edward Elmer married Mary (?).⁴ Edward Elmer died killed by Indians in June 1676 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, America. His will was probated on 6 June 1676 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, America.

      John Andruss was also known as John Andrews. He was born circa 1609. Circa 1642, John Andruss married Mary Barnes. John Andruss died in 1681 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹

     Francis Bushnell was born in 1609. Circa 1630, Francis Bushnell married Mary Grombridge. Francis Bushnell died on 9 December 1681 in Saybrook, Connecticut, America.

     Thomas Cogan was born circa 1610. In 1641 in Taunton, Massachusetts, America, Thomas Cogan married Joanna (?).¹ Thomas Cogan died on 4 March 1653/54 in Taunton, Massachusetts, America.¹

     Rebecca Ladd was born circa 1610. In 1627, Rebecca Ladd married John Beebe, son of John Beebe and Alice (?).¹ Rebecca Ladd sailed to the New World in May 1650 along with Thomas Beebe, James Beebe, Hannah Beebe, Nathaniel Beebe and Mary Beebe; from England.² Rebecca Ladd died in May 1650. She died on board the ship.²

     William Keeney was born circa 1610. He was the son of John Keeney. Before 1640 William Keeney lived in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ Circa 1640, William Keeney married Agnes (?). Circa 1650 William Keeney was employed as master of a barque, the Hopewell, probably engaged in the sugar and molasses trade between New London and Barbados in New London, Connecticut, America.¹ He died in 1675 in New London, Connecticut, America.¹

     James Yorke was born circa 1610.

     Thomas Barber was born circa 1610. On Sunday, 7 October 1640 in Windsor, Connecticut, America, Thomas Barber married Jane (?).

     William Hickocks was born circa 1610. Circa 1640, William Hickocks married Elizabeth (?). William Hickocks died after 1645 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹

     Frances (?) was born circa 1610. Circa 1625, Frances (?) married Roger Pritchard. Frances (?) died before 18 December 1653 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹

     Thomas Andruss was born circa 1610. He died in 1662 in Bankside, Connecticut, America.¹

     Priscilla Wakeman was born circa 1610 in Bewdley, West Midlands, England. Sister of Samuel Wakeman.¹ Circa 1630 in Bewdley, West Midlands, England, Priscilla Wakeman married Thomas Richards. She witnessed an unknown person 's death in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, America, before February 1639/40.² Priscilla Wakeman died before 12 June 1671 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.³ On 21 June 1671 Priscilla Wakeman's will was inventoried. Richards, Widow. Invt. £24-08-00. Taken 12 June, 1671, by Richard Butler, George Grave Jr. On the 13th of June, 1671, The Estate of Widow Richards was Dist: To John Richards, to Mary Peck of Milford, to Thomas Richards, & to Obadiah Richards. We whose names are
underwritten do jointly agree to this Dist, as also we have attended the Will of the Deceased herein as far as we understand it
John Richards,
Mary X Peck,
Thomas Richards.³

     Eddy Philley was born circa 1610.