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     Arthur Swynfen of Dunchurch was the son of William Swynfen of Swynfen and Dorothy Noel.¹ Arthur Swynfen of Dunchurch married Alice Ragdale.^2,3

     Samuel Sewall was born in 1630.² He was the son of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ In 1646 by the terms of the will of his Aunt, Margaret Randell, he was due to receive "my close or pasture called Quarry field, without Newgate on the West side of the Cawsey or pavement leading from Coventry towards Whitley on the London road."³ Samuel Sewall died after 1664.¹

     Anne Sewall was born. She was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Anne Sewall was alive on 5 April 1648.¹

     Prudence Sewall was born before 1620.² She was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Prudence Sewall was alive on 5 April 1648.¹
On 28 November 1661, Henry Sewell desired that the following deed be recorded in the Provincial Court in Maryland.
"26 January 1646 between Prudence Sewell of Nuneaton in the County of Warwick, spinster and Henry Cook of the city of Coventry, felt maker ... a property in England. Cook is to well and sufficiently floor with boards and joysts and other ... two chambers of the demised ... built and set upon the back building of the sd premises one good and sufficient payre of stayres and glass the windows of in and about the premises with glass all which matters and things for the manner and form is to be done and performed as John catherines Tyler or his assignes shall diredt and appoint. 21 year lease at £3 per ann."

     Sarah Sewall was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Sarah Sewall was alive on 5 April 1648.¹

     Ellen Mosley was baptised on 9 July 1587 at The Collegiate Church, Manchester.² She was the daughter of Anthony Mosley and Alice Webster.¹ Ellen Mosley married first Walter Nugent, son of Richard Nugent and Margaret Goldsmith, on 13 November 1606 at The Collegiate Church, Manchester.² Ellen Mosley married Henry Sewall, son of Henry Sewall and Margaret Grazebrook, after 16 December 1615 being the date that the Bishop of Chester granted a licence for them to be married at Ashton-on-Mersey, Cheshire or Didsbury, Lancashire.
(There is a discrepancy here, the notes in the Diary state that Henry was only married twice 1, Anne Hunt and 2, Ellen Nugent, the McClellan family tree clearly shows the earlier marriage, which is also noted by Duff p.13).^1,3
On 5 June 1638 Ellen Mosley and Henry Sewall were living in Ipswich, Massachusetts, when her husband Ellen was presented to the grand jury for beating her. This appears to be another example of the temper that his mother refered to in her will.¹

     Walter Nugent was the son of Richard Nugent and Margaret Goldsmith. Variously described as a mercer or gentleman of Manchester. Walter Nugent married Ellen Mosley, daughter of Anthony Mosley and Alice Webster, on 13 November 1606 in The Collegiate Church, Manchester.² Walter Nugent died in March 1614. He was buried on 10 March 1613/14 in The Cathedral, Manchester.

     Anthony Mosley was the son of Edward Mosley and Margaret Elcocke.² Anthony Mosley married Alice Webster, daughter of Richard Webster of Manchester.¹ On 23 October 1606 he is described as a clothier of Manchester in two mortgage documents one being a notification by Alexander Reddiche of Reddiche that he will pay Anthony Mosley £1,000 on 20 May next following, being the sum concerned in a mortgage of 29 March 1606 for lands in Heaton Fawghefeild.³ Anthony Mosley made a will on 18 November 1606.⁴ He died in March 1607. He was buried on 27 March 1607 in The Collegiate Church, Manchester.⁵

     Alice Webster was the daughter of Richard Webster of Manchester.¹ Alice Webster married Anthony Mosley, son of Edward Mosley and Margaret Elcocke.²

     Henry Power was the son of Anthony Power and Anne Sewall.¹

     Stephen Power was the son of Anthony Power and Anne Sewall.¹ Stephen Power made a will on 25 July 1648 which was proved 15 May 1655.
"to my brother in law Thomas Lee of Kennelworth, gent, the yearly rent arising out of certain lands near Coventry called Barons Fields (in trust). My brother Henry Power. The said Thomas Lee's children. The two children of my sister Mary Holbech. My brother William Power. My uncle Thomas Power. The poor of Killingworth (sic) aforesaid. My brother Anthony Power. As for my debts owing to be by the State of England for arrears due to me for my service is a soldier, being two debentures, one of them of two hundred and forty pounds nine shillings two pence, the other of thirty seven pounds or thereabouts now in the hands or custody of my cousin Valentine Hill, I devise and bequeath the same as followeth: seven pounds thereof to the said Valentine Hill, twenty pounds to William Pynson of Coventry, gent, five pounds to my said uncle Power, and the rest to my three brothers and two sisters, to be equally divided amongst them. I am engaged and stand bound, as security with the said Valentine Hill and for the proper debt of the said Valentine, onto Major Tackington, in the sum of twenty pounds for the payment of ten pounds &c. My brother Thomas Lee to be sole executor and my brother Henry Power and my brother Amillyon Holbech to be overseers".²
Stephen Power died say April 1655.²

     William Power was the son of Anthony Power and Anne Sewall.¹

     Hannah Power was the daughter of Anthony Power and Anne Sewall.¹ Hannah Power married Thomas Lee.¹

     Mary Power was the daughter of Anthony Power and Anne Sewall.¹

      Of Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.¹ Thomas Keene married Margaret Gibbons, daughter of William Gibbons and Agnes Harman. Thomas Keene died on 27 December 1559.

     Elizabeth Sewall was christened on 2 May 1587 at Holy Trinity, Coventry, Warwickshire.^2,3 She was the daughter of William Sewall and Anne Wagstaffe.¹ Elizabeth Sewall married Thomas Symes before 1620.¹ Elizabeth Sewall was living in 1624.⁴

     Lucy Sewall was the daughter of William Sewall and Anne Wagstaffe.¹ Lucy Sewall was living in 1624.²

     Ann Sewall was the daughter of William Sewall and Anne Wagstaffe.¹ Ann Sewall married Charles Seller, son of Rev. John Seller and Anne Cranmer, on 4 July 1625 in Saint Helen, Bishopgate, London.^2,3 On 20 November 1639 15 Ch. I. Sale by Ch. Seller, gent., and Anne, his wife, one of the d. of Will. Sewell, deceased, of Coventry, mercer, to Tho. Sargenson, mason, of a plot of land in Well Street for 20s. Attorney, Joh. Brownell.⁴

      He was a leather dresser.⁵ Jacob Melyen was baptised on 17 April 1640 at the Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam.⁴ He was the son of Cornelis Melyen and Janneken Adriaens.^3,4 Jacob Melyen married Hannah Hubbard in 1662.^3,4 Jacob Melyen died on 13 December 1706 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 66.⁴

     Thomas Symes married Elizabeth Sewall, daughter of William Sewall and Anne Wagstaffe, before 1620.¹ In 1624 he was a a brazier.² Thomas Symes died in Coventry.³

     Samuel Symes was the son of Thomas Symes and Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     John Symes was the son of Thomas Symes and Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Thomas Symes was the son of Thomas Symes and Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Ellen Symes was the daughter of Thomas Symes and Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Elizabeth Symes was the daughter of Thomas Symes and Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Richard Sewall was born circa 1621.² He was the son of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Richard Sewall was living in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.³ He was a a sugeon in Cromwell's Regiment in the Civil War.³ He made a will on 11 August 1642 which was proved 29 April 1648.³ He died in service sometime between 1644 and 1648.³

     Margaret Sewall was born in 1615.² She was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Margaret Sewall died young.²

     Mary Sewall was born in 1616.² She was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Mary Sewall married William Dudley say 1640.

     William Dudley married Mary Sewall, daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale, say 1640.

     Elizabeth Sewall was born in 1618.^2,3 She was the daughter of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale.¹ Elizabeth Sewall married Edmund Seare before 1646.¹ Elizabeth Sewall died after 1648.¹