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|_Hannah Sawyer ____________|_Elizabeth Henderson _
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| (1499 - 1585) m 1528
_Thomas H. Holcomb _____________|_Elizabeth Sunderham __
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_Gilbert Holcomb ____|
| (1565 - 1633) m 1600|
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| (.... - 1657) m 1634|
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| | _Peter De Courtenay ____________|_Margaret Trenthurffe _
| | | (1536 - 1606) m 1554 (1535 - 1576)
| |_Anne De Courtenay __|
| (1573 - 1642) m 1600|
| | _William Reskymer _____+
| | | (1541 - ....) m 1540
| |_Katherin (Catherine) Reskimer _|_Alice Densell ________
| (1541 - ....) m 1554 (1526 - 1564)
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[27385] There is disagreement about the parentage of Gerberge.
[34247] 1st Wife
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[24086]
LDS-AF wrong for this string: dates impossible. bio. Isaac Stearns ofHigham, Suffolk, was b. abt 1590. On 5/20/1622 at Stoke Nayland, theadjacent parish, hem. MARY BARKER of Nayland. She was the dau of JohnBARKER and Margaret WALTER of Nayland.
Isaac Stearns prob came to NewEng in the Winthrop Fleet. On the morningof 4/8/1630 the first 5 ships set sail from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight,andarrived at Salem MA on 6/12/1630 (9 weeks). The other 6 ships of theWinthropFleet sailed in May and arrived in July, bringing altogetherabout 700 passengers. Not being satisfied with the prospects of Salem,the colonists soon moved onto Charlestown and thence to Watertown wherethey settled.
Isaac Stearns settled near Mount Auburn. In 1642,his homelot was boundedon the E by Pequusett Meadow, apart of which he owned. He was admittedfreeman 5/18/1631; he was a selectman for several years. On 12/4/1638 hewas fined 5 shillings for "turningthe way about" (that is, changing thehighway). In 1647 he was appointed by the selectmen to "consider how thebridge over the river shall be built, and to agree with the workmen fordoing it,according to their best discretion." This was the first mentionof a bridge over the Charles River in Watertown.
He d.6/19/1671, leaving a widow Mary, who d. 4/23/1677. His will dated6/14/1677 and withhis autograph signature is extant in the Middlesex MAprobate office. The appraisal of his estate indicates he was affluent forhis time. Even after generousintervivos transfers to his 7 livingchildren, he gave 14 parcels of land of 467 acres total, plusstock,utensils, etc. 2 horses, 4 oxen, 8 cows, 3 yearlings. 12 sheep,swine, furniture, corn in the fields, 3 long guns, one sword, and D329appearantly cash, which cash might translate to 66 horses at D5 each,or100acres of meadow at D3/acre. His house and homestall on twelve acreswas valused at *100. per Ancestry of Mary Barker, Wife of Isaac Stearns,by John Threlfall. p. 436. he cited Gen. of Isaac Stearns, by VanWagenen; Lec?tfords Notebook in NEHGR40:269; Bond's History ofWatertown., p. 450?. m. Mary Barker 5/20/1622at Stoke, Nayland, Eng., d.6/19/1671. per Ancestry of Mary Barker wife ofIsaac Stearns, by JohnThrelfall. BUT SEE: Joan Guilford says Mary Stearns wasdau of Isaac (1)Stearns and Mary Barker Stearns. Says Isaac is son of Thomas (a) Stearnsand Dorothy Plampin of MuchFordam, Essex, England. and says Dorothywasthe dau of John Plampin of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, England. She quotesThrelfall for this. per Joan Guilford, Orange CA 1995.