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Margaret Berners was also known as Margery Berners.

William Tuttle was born on 26 December 1607 in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England. He died on 16 June 1673 at age 65 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.

Elizabeth Mathews was born in 1613 in Exeter, Devon, England. She died on 30 December 1684 at age ~71 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.

Edward Mathews was born in 1592 in Exeter, Devon, England.

Simon Tuttle was born in 1560 in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England. He died on 15 June 1630 at age ~70 in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England.

Also spelled Symon.

Isabel Wells was born on 11 March 1565 in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England. She died in 1635 at age ~70 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.

John Wells was born in 1537 in Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England.

Richard Toothill was born about 1530 in Woodford, Northamptonshire, England.

John Tommes was born about 1525 in Long Marston, Gloucestershire, England. He died on 19 May 1548 at age ~23 in Long Marston, Gloucestershire, England.

Alice Harburne was born in 1513 in Long Marston, Gloucestershire, England. She died in 1588 at age ~75 in Long Marston, Gloucestershire, England.

Richard Gunne was born in 1541 in Aston, Cantlow, Warwick, England. He died in Saintbury, Gloucestershire, England.

Anne Fullwood was born about 1645 in Alne Parva or Little Alne, Aston Cantow, Warwickshire, England.

Leonard Howard Paull was born on 2 July 1893 in Bristol, Rhode Island.

At the time of the World War I draft, he was living with his mother at 4 Aplin Ct., Providence, was single, and was a brakeman on the New Haven RR.

He also registered for the World War II draft. He was living at 723 N. Main Street, Providence, at that time, apparently unemployed and single.

Nathaniel Williams and Mary Atherton were married on 12 May 1737.¹ He died on 24 May 1775.

Will of Nathaniel Williams, Jr.: The Mayflower Descendant, XXIII, p. 7. It names his sons and his daughters. Edmund Williams and Susanna Dean were witnesses. Nathaniel and Mary had 9 children: Seth Williams, Nathaniel Williams, John Williams, Joshua Williams, Mary Williams, Phebe Williams, Hannah Williams, Elizabeth Williams, and Judith Williams.

Edmond Williams was born on 4 December 1710.

Ensign Philip King was born in 1645 in Northan, Devonshire, England.¹ He and Judith Whitman were married about 1670. He died on 26 December 1710 at age ~65 in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He was buried at Neck 'o Land Cemetery in Taunton, Massachusetts.

Ensign Philip King was also known as Phillip King. Will dated 12 unknown 1706/7. Mentions daughter Mary Leonard.

He moved to that part of Taunton that is now Raynham in 1680, per Sanford, p. 1., 1682 per Emery, p. 372.

"He was a favorite with the Indians in the vicinity, with whom he traded, bringing his goods on horseback from Plymouth, Like the Leonards of Taunton, he and his family were never molested by the savage Indians because they dealt honestly with them." Genealogy of the Families of Kings, E. Sanford, Taunton, 1866, p. 6. Courtesy of Judith D. King, 5 November 2006, who has been very helpful in straightening out the intermarriages of Leonards and Kings in the early years.

Judith D. King also notes that a letter written by George King of Newport 27 August 1913 states that Philip's father was Walter King of England, but according to records at the Old Colony Historical Society, his father was John King of England (e-mail, 28 Nov 2006).

An article in the NEHGS Register 59:238 concerning Marquis Fayette King lists the origins of Philip King as follows: The grandfather, Capt. Samuel King, was the son of George and Betty (Shaw) King, and was born at Raynham, MA. His wife was Sally, daughter of Jonathan and Lydia (Haven) Hall, whom he married in 1798. He went to Paris, Maine, with his uncle, Jarius Shaw, in 1793. Capt. Samuel King was a descendant of John and Mary King, who came with John Humphrey, Deputy Governor of the Massachusetts Company, and were in his service in England. It is thought that they were of the Dorsetshire family. John King was born in 1600 and permanently settled in Weymouth, MA, before 1640, at a place called "King's Cove." He was recorded as a "seaman," "planter," and "goodman." In 1663 he was one of the proprietors of Mendon. His son Philip, whos weife was Judith Whitman, was the father of John King, who married Alice Dean, and they were the parents of Benjamin King, wife Abiah Leonard. The latter were the parents of George King, the father of Capt. Samuel, the grandfather of Marquis F. King."

Dates of children need to be checked out against original sources.

John King was born on 13 October 1703 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.¹ He died on 18 November 1760 at age 57 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

John King had person sources.²

Josiah King was born on 10 September 1714 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.¹ He died in 1729 at age ~15 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

Josiah King had person sources.²

David King was born on 17 October 1712 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.¹ He and Rebecca Dean were married on 17 February 1737 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.² He died on 6 July 1753 at age 40 in Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts.²

David King had person sources.³