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     Flynt Quincy was born on 31 July 1721.² He was the son of Edmund Quincy, "The Subscriber" and Dorothy Flynt.¹ Flynt Quincy was baptised on 6 August 1721.¹ He died on 10 August 1721 "[aged] 10 days."³

      Step-father-in-law of Richard Dummer.³ Rev. Stephen Bachiler was born circa 1561.¹ He married firstly (Anne?) Bate ?.³ Rev. Stephen Bachiler married thirdly Helena (Unknown) on 26 March 1627 at Abbots Ann, Hampshire.¹ Rev. Stephen Bachiler died in 1656 in London.

     Governor Edward Winslow was born on 18 October 1595 in Droitwich, Worcestershire.³ He was the son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver.¹ Governor Edward Winslow was baptised on 20 October 1595 at St. Peters, Droitwich, Worcestershire.^1,3 He married firstly Elizabeth Barker after 12 May 1618 at Leyden, Holland.¹ Governor Edward Winslow came to Plymouth in 1620 on the Mayflower where he became the first Governor.¹ He married secondly Susannah (Unknown) (widow WHITE) on 12 May 1621 at Plymouth this was the first marriage to take place in the Colony.^1,4 Governor Edward Winslow died on 8 May 1655 at sea, near Hispaniola "aged 59 years, 6 months, and 18 days."¹

     Elizabeth Barker married Governor Edward Winslow, son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver, after 12 May 1618 in Leyden, Holland.¹ Elizabeth Barker died on 24 March 1620/21 in Plymouth s.n.p.¹

     Susannah (Unknown) (widow WHITE) married firstly William White before 1619.² Susannah (Unknown) (widow WHITE) married secondly Governor Edward Winslow, son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver, on 12 May 1621 at Plymouth this was the first marriage to take place in the Colony.^1,2 Susannah (Unknown) (widow WHITE) died between 1654 and 1675 (Appleton gives a date of 5 December 1681 at Marshfield).^1,3

     Child Winslow died in 1622 or 1623 in Plymouth.¹ Child Winslow was born in 1622 or 1623 in Plymouth.¹ Child Winslow was the child of Governor Edward Winslow and Susannah (Unknown) (widow WHITE).¹

     Gilbert Winslow was born on 29 October 1600 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, (27 October in Winslow).^1,2 He was the son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver.¹ Gilbert Winslow came to Plymouth in 1620 on the Mayflower. In the 1623 Plymouth division of lands "Gilbard Winslow" received one acre as a passenger on the Mayflower. His name does not appear in the 1627 Plymouth division of cattle.³ He died before 1650 in England.³

     Kenelm Winslow was born on 29 April 1599 in Droitwich, Worcestershire.² He was the son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver.¹ Kenelm Winslow was baptised on 3 May 1599 at Droitwich, Worcestershire.¹ He emigrated in 1629 to Plymouth.³ He married Eleanor Newton in June 1634.² Kenelm Winslow died on 13 September 1672 in Salem at the age of 73 and was buried the same day.^1,4

     Josiah Winslow was born on 16 February 1605/6 in Droitwich, Worcestershire, (11 February in Winslow).^1,2 He was the son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver.¹ Josiah Winslow married Margaret Bourne before 1637 in Scituate.^1,3 Josiah Winslow was buried on 1 December 1674 in Marshfield.¹

     Margaret Bourne was born circa 1608.¹ She married Josiah Winslow, son of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver, before 1637 in Scituate.^1,2 Margaret Bourne died on 28 September 1683.¹

     William Rainsborough is also recorded as William Rainborow.² He made a will on 16 July 1638 in London with codicil dated 1 February 1642, proved 8 April 1642. To the Hamlet of Wapping as a stock for their poor fifty pounds; to the Hamlet of Whitechapel ten pounds, &c. To the Trinity House fifty pounds, with the condition that they give to poor seamen or their widows of the Hamlet of Wapping, every St. Thomas Day, forty shillings. To my eldest son Thomas Rainborowe all those my houses in Southwark purchased of Mr William Gambell and some of them lately built. To my son William Rainborowe those my houses in Gun Alley in Wapping purchased of my father in law Renold Hoxton and also one thousand pounds. To my son Edward twelve hundred pounds. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Martha Coytmore, the wife of Thomas Coytmore now in New England, the sum of seven hundred pounds, if she be alive at the time of my death. To my daughter Judith Rainborowe one thousand pounds & to my daughter Joane Rainborowe one thousand pounds.     All this to be paid to them, by my executors, at their several days of marriage or at their age of one and twenty years, and those that be of age at six months after my decease. To the four sons and one daughter of my deceased sister Sara Port, namely Robert, John, Thomas, William and Martha Porte, two hundred and fifty pounds, that is to each fifty pounds, at twenty one. To my brother Mr Thomas Rainborowe fifty pounds. To my sister Buckridge fifty pounds. To my sister Wood fifty pounds. To my father in law Renold Hoxton and to my mother in law Joane Hoxton ten pounds apiece to buy them each a ring. My executors to be my loving sons Thomas and William Rainborowe and I appoint them to bring up my younger children to their age of twenty one years or day of marriage and to have the tuition of them and be at the charges of meat & drink & clothes & learning. For overseers I desire my loving brothers in law Mr Robert Wood and Mr John Hoxton to have a care that this my will be fulfilled and do give them twenty pounds apiece for their pains.     Witnesses Robert Wood and William Ashley. To my mother in law Jone Hoxton my house at Wapping now in the occupation of Mr Sander Bence, during her natural life, toward her maintenance.     To my grand child William Rainborowe one hundred pounds.
Codicil. Whereas the said William Rainborowe hath by his will given to Martha Port fifty pounds the said William Rainborow did about a year since and at other times afterwards deciare his mind and will to be that the said Martha should Dot have or expect the said legacy because he had given her the sum of ten pounds and all her wedding clothes in marriage with William Ashley.     Subscribed by witnesses 1 February 1641.
Witnesses to the codicil, John Hoxton, Thomas Hoxton & Mary Bennfes. Campbell, 51.

     Thomas Coytmore was born circa 1612 in Prittlewell, Essex.³ He was the son of Capt. Rowland Coytemore and Katherine Miles.² Thomas Coytmore married Martha Rainsborough, daughter of William Rainsborough, on 14 June 1635 in Wapping.^1,4,3 Thomas Coytmore was lost at sea off the coast of Spain on 27 December 1644 when he was master of the Trial, the first ship to be built in Boston built at the wharf of Major Nehemiah Bourne, and sailed on her first trial trip in August, 1642. Another account simply has him wrecked on the coast of Spain.^2,5

     Deborah Faxon was born on 28 May 1654 in Braintree.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Jr. Faxon and Deborah Thayer.¹ Deborah Faxon married William Savil on 1 January 1679 in Braintree.¹ Deborah Faxon died on 27 July 1692 in Braintree at the age of 38.¹

     Thomas Jr. Faxon married Deborah Thayer.¹

     Deborah Thayer married Thomas Jr. Faxon.¹

     William Savil was born on 19 February 1680 in Braintree, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.¹

     Amos Savil was born on 24 February 1682/83 in Braintree.¹ He was the son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.¹ Amos Savil died in Braintree whilst still young.¹

     Deborah Savil was born on 6 October 1684 in Braintree.¹ She was the daughter of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.¹ Deborah Savil was living at Braintree in 1700.¹

     Joseph Savil was born on 3 March 1686/87 in Braintree.¹ He was the son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.¹ Joseph Savil married Margaret Ingram on 16 December 1708 in Boston.¹

     Margaret Ingram married Joseph Savil, son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon, on 16 December 1708 in Boston.¹

     Sarah Savil was born on 10 April 1689 in Braintree, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.¹ Sarah Savil died on 15 April 1689 in Braintree, Massachusetts.¹

     Deacon Benjamin Savil was born on 29 October 1691 in Braintree.² He was the son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon.² Deacon Benjamin Savil married Mary Bridge on 10 January 1716 in Roxbury.² Deacon Benjamin Savil died on 4 May 1775 in Sharon at the age of 83.¹

     Mary Bridge married Deacon Benjamin Savil, son of William Savil and Deborah Faxon, on 10 January 1716 in Roxbury.¹ Mary Bridge died on 1 January 1772 in Sharon.²

      Farmer and cordwainer.³ William Dunning was born circa 1700.³ He was the son of Andrew Dunning.² William Dunning married Deborah Donnell, daughter of Benjamin Donnell and Mary Harmon, on 26 November 1724 in York, Maine.³ William Dunning died on 13 June 1783 in York, Maine.³

     Deborah Donnell was born on 5 May 1705.³ She was the daughter of Benjamin Donnell and Mary Harmon.² Deborah Donnell married William Dunning, son of Andrew Dunning, on 26 November 1724 in York, Maine.² Deborah Donnell died in 1771.²

     John Winslow married Elizabeth Mason.¹

     Elizabeth Mason married John Winslow.¹

     John Walley was born in 1677.¹ He was the son of Major General John Walley and Sarah (Unknown).¹ John Walley died young.¹

     Hannah Walley was born in 1680.¹ She was the daughter of Major General John Walley and Sarah (Unknown).¹ Hannah Walley died in 1711.¹