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Joanna Seabury was born on 2 February 1794.

Ann Seabury was born on 10 October 1795.

Eliza Seabury was born on 10 November 1798.

Mary Seabury was born about 1759.

Phebe Seabury was born in 1772.

Thomas George Beer was born on 18 August 1787 in Devon, Dorset, England. He and Anna Leonard were married.

George Seymour Jarvis was born in 1806 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.

Charles Ralph Jarvis was born in 1811 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.

Henry James Jarvis was born in 1812 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.

William Allerton was born in 1529.

Mary Norris was born in 1587 in Newbury, Berkshire, England. Isaac Allerton and she were married on 4 November 1611 in Leidd. She died on 25 February 1621 at age ~34 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay.

John Eddy was born on 27 March 1597 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. He and Amy Doggett were married after 22 May 1619. He died on 12 October 1684 at age 87 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

He's #5 in The Eddys in America, 1930. He and Samuel Eddy came over on the vessel "Handmaid." After 12 weeks at sea, the vessel reached Plymouth harbor in MA on October 29, 1630.

"In the latter part of the reign of Elizabeth I (1558-1600), a desire for a simpler form of religious worship grew and spread among some of the Protestants in England. These dissenters were called Puritans. They increased rapidly in numbers among the best elements of the middle class, especially in the counties of Essex and Suffolk.

"During the reigns of James I and Charles I, the persecution of these Puritans became so severe that a great migration to the shores of New England began in 1630 and lasted until 1643. Over 25,000 came in those 13 years and of these probably 15,000 were from Suffolk and Essex Counties. This great migration started under the leadership of John Winthrop of Groton in the spring of 1630. Previous to June of that year, fourteen emigrant ships had said from England. Among the passengers on these vessels were the new governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, John Winthrop, the deputy governor, and many of the assistants, and others who were to aid in the civil affairs of the new settlement. John Doggett, a cousin of Amy Doggett Eddy, was among the number.

"The Winthrops, Doggetts, and Eddys were known to each other in England, for John Winthrop had married for his second wife Thomasine Clopton of Groton; Thomas Doggett, a cousin of Amy, had married her sister Margery Clopton of Grotton, and John Eddy had married Amy Doggett of Groton. This is doubtless the reason why John and Samuel Eddy within two weeks of landing at Plymouth left for the Bay Colony. They wished to settle near their friends and acquaintances. At this time there was an agreement between the two colonies that a man must carry letters of dismissal from one colony before he could be received as an inhabitant of the other. John and Samuel did not carry thos letters with them and so were obliged to return to Plymouth with John Grant and Capt. Standish. Sometime prior to February 26, 1631/32, John Eddy procured the necessary letter of dismissal and was received into the Bay Colony..." The Eddy Family in America, pp. 15-16.

Amy Doggett was born before 16 July 1597 in Groton, Suffolk, England. John Eddy and she were married after 22 May 1619. She died on 20 August 1683 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

Amy Doggett was also known as Amie Doget. She was born on 16 July 1597 in Groton, Suffolk, England.

Francis Wakeman was born on 10 June 1565 in Bewdley, Worcestershire, England. He died on 2 September 1626 at age 61 in Bewdley, Worcestershire, England.

Anne Goode was born on 27 October 1568 in Bewdley, Ribbesford, Worcestershire, England. She died on 29 January 1621 at age 52 in Bewdley, Ribbesford, Worcestershire, England.

William Eddye was born in 1559 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. He and Mary Fosten were married on 20 November 1587 in Cranbrook, Co., Kent, England. He and Sarah Taylor were married on 22 February 1614 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. He died on 23 November 1616 at age ~57 in Cranbrook, Co., Kent, England.

William Eddye was also known as William Eddye. "The Eddy Family in America" devotes many pages to William Eddy.

He received his B.A. from the University of Cambridge in 1583. He then went to Thurston, Suffolk, as a curate from 1583 to 1586. In 1586 he received his M.A. from Trinity College at the University of Cambridge. He went to Cranbrook as assistant to Robert Roades. He succeeded Robert Rhoads at Cranbrook in 1589. He was educated at B. A. University of Cambridge, 1583, in Cambridge, England. William Eddye was a Clergyman.

Hannah Mayo was born in 1628. She died in 1691 at age ~63 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.

Nathaniel Bacon was born on 18 March 1559 in Drinkston, Suffolk, England.

Elizabeth Low was born in 1568 in Drinkston, Suffolk, England.