Mary Greenaway
Personpeople/mary-greenaway-d1659.md
011.2 KBsize
0230lines
037filed with
As written
- name
- Mary Greenaway
- sex
- female
- access
- public
- summary
- Probably the wife of John Greenaway of Dorchester and the mother of Mary Greenaway, who married Thomas Millett. Her maiden name is unknown.
- died
- date
- 23 Jan 1658/9
- place
- Dorchester, Massachusetts
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [deed-john-greenaway-1650]
- note
- From the NEHGR note printed with the deed (32:55).
- events
- what
- Landed at Nantasket
- date
- 30 May 1630
- place
- Hull, Massachusetts
- sources
- [typescript-mollie-pfeiffer-holbrook-low]
- note
- Mollie p. 172: she came with her husband John in the Mary and John, landing at Nantasket (now Hull) on 30 May 1630.
Wife of John Greenaway of Dorchester. Her maiden name is unknown.
She was alive in 1650, when her husband's deed of gift called their daughter Ursula "dutifull and faithfull... vnto her aged father & mother" (NEHGR 32:55). NEHGR names six daughters: Ann (Pierce), Ursula (Batten), Mary (Millett), Katharine (Daniel), Elizabeth (Allen) and Susanna (Wales). She and four of them (Ann, Mary, Katharine and Susanna) signed Dorchester petitions of about 1648 in favour of "a noted midwife, Alice Tilley" (NEHGR 32:55).
---name: Mary Greenawaysex: femaleaccess: publicsummary: >-Probably the wife of John Greenaway of Dorchester and the mother of Mary Greenaway, who marriedThomas Millett. Her maiden name is unknown.died:date: 23 Jan 1658/9place: Dorchester, Massachusettsbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [deed-john-greenaway-1650]note: From the NEHGR note printed with the deed (32:55).events:- what: Landed at Nantasketdate: "30 May 1630"place: Hull, Massachusettssources: [typescript-mollie-pfeiffer-holbrook-low]note: "Mollie p. 172: she came with her husband John in the Mary and John, landing at Nantasket (now Hull) on 30 May 1630."---Wife of John Greenaway of Dorchester. Her maiden name is unknown.She was alive in 1650, when her husband's deed of gift called their daughter Ursula"dutifull and faithfull... vnto her aged father & mother" (NEHGR 32:55). NEHGR names sixdaughters: Ann (Pierce), Ursula (Batten), Mary (Millett), Katharine (Daniel), Elizabeth(Allen) and Susanna (Wales). She and four of them (Ann, Mary, Katharine and Susanna)signed Dorchester petitions of about 1648 in favour of "a noted midwife, Alice Tilley"(NEHGR 32:55).