Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Individual Notes
• The identity of Edward Southworth of Leyden is shown to be the same as Edward Southworth of Samlesbury, the son of Thomas and Rosamond (Lister) Southworth.111
Spouses
Individual Notes
• ...daughter of Alexander Carpenter of Wrington (about ten miles from Bath, in Somersetshire).111
• Alice Carpenter was one of the five daughters of the Carpenter family. They were refugees in Leyden and members of the Reverend John Robinson’s congregation there.111
• Arrived in the Ann in July, 1623. Shortly afterwards married Gov. Bradford - the 4th marriage in the colony. Not able to write. Had a strong personality, deep faith and was of great influence in the colony. She brought her two young sons: Constant (m Elizabeth Collier), Thomas (m Elizabeth Raynor). Had property in her own right.107
• The common ancestor of David William Mills and Gretchen Martin Mills. 13 generations; related as Half 11th Cousins.8356
• Alice Carpenter was one of the five daughters of the Carpenter family. They were refugees in Leyden and members of the Reverend John Robinson’s congregation there.111
• Arrived in the Ann in July, 1623. Shortly afterwards married Gov. Bradford - the 4th marriage in the colony. Not able to write. Had a strong personality, deep faith and was of great influence in the colony. She brought her two young sons: Constant (m Elizabeth Collier), Thomas (m Elizabeth Raynor). Had property in her own right.107
• The common ancestor of David William Mills and Gretchen Martin Mills. 13 generations; related as Half 11th Cousins.8356
ChildrenConstant (1614-1679)
Thomas (1616-1669)