Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameCapt. John DICKINSON 
Birthabt 1622, England? [884, p 13]
RemovalSpring 1658, Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York [884, p 15] Age: 36
Deathbef 12 Mar 1683, Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York [884, p 13] Age: 61
Memodate will proved
Residenceof Plymouth [46, p 22]
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• Elizabeth married second, in Plymouth 10 July 1651, as his second wife, John Dickarson/Dickenson/Dickinson “of Barnstable,” who was probably born in England around 1622, but whose parentage has not been ascertained. John married first, perhaps in Boston, Mass., a wife named Frances [not Francis Foote], by whom he had one son, John, born 28th 5th mo. 1648, who was not a descendant of John Howland of the Mayflower. Capt. John Dickinson died in Oyster Bay before 12 March 1683, the date his will was proved. [884, p 13]
Spouses
Birthabt 1631, Maine? [18, p 13], [2358]
Deathbef 26 Sep 1692, Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York [18, p 13] Age: 61
FlagsMayflower Descendant
FatherJohn HOWLAND , MCS-13 (~1594-1673)
MotherElizabeth TILLEY (~1607-1687)
Individual Notes
• Elizabeth Howland, the fourth child and third daughter of Mayflower passengers, John and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland, was probably born in Plymouth, Mass., about 1631. She died in Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, before 26 September 1692, the date her heirs signed an agreement accepting the division of her property.
Proof of Elizabeth’s parentage is found in the probate records of her parents. Her father, John Howland, in his will dated 29 May 1672, probated 5 March 1672/3, called her “Elizabeth Dickinson” and gave her and her surviving sisters 20 shillings each. Her mother, Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland, also named her as Elizabeth Dickinson and gave her one pair of sheets, one pair of pillowbeeres and a chest. [884, p 13]
Proof of Elizabeth’s parentage is found in the probate records of her parents. Her father, John Howland, in his will dated 29 May 1672, probated 5 March 1672/3, called her “Elizabeth Dickinson” and gave her and her surviving sisters 20 shillings each. Her mother, Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland, also named her as Elizabeth Dickinson and gave her one pair of sheets, one pair of pillowbeeres and a chest. [884, p 13]
Marriage10 Jul 1651, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts [17, p 219], [39, p 13], [884, p 13]
ChildrenElizabeth (1652-1695)
Joseph (1654-~1721)
Mercy (1657-)
Jabez (1660-)
Lydia (1662-)
Samuel (1665-)
Mehitable (1667-)
Hannah (1671-)
James (1675-)