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Peter died September 23, 1657 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
Elizabeth ? Noyes: She married Peter Noyes in England, about 1621. Elizabeth died February 10, 1635 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England. Her body was interred February 13, 1635 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England.
Edward Winn: He married Sarah Beal in Woburn, Massachusetts, August 10, 1649. Edward died September 5, 1682 in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Joanna ? Winn: Joanna died March 8, 1649 in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Richard Sawtell: He made a will in Watertown, Massachusetts, May 16, 1692. Richard died August 21, 1694 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Richard was probably from Somersetshire, England. He first appears in New England records on 25 July 1636 as a proprietor of Watertown, Mass, where he was granted one acre of land, indicating that he was a single man. He lived for more than twnety-five years there and then, with sons Jonathan and Zachariah, became an original proprietor and settler of Groton, Massachusetts. He served as the first town clerk there from 1662 to 1664. When King Philip's War broke out in 1675, his was one of the five garrison houses in Groton. The town was burned on March 13, 1676 and all the inhabitants were driven out. He and his family returned to Watertown.
Elizabeth ? Sawtell: Elizabeth died October 18, 1694 in Watertown, Massachusetts.
John Eddy: John was bom March 1597 in Cranbrook, Kent Co., England. He married Amy Doget in England, after May 22, 1619. He emigrated, August 10, 1630. Point of origin: London, England. He landed in Plymouth on October 29, 1630. He travelled on the ship "Handmaid," John Grant, master, with about 60 others including his brother Samuel.
He resided in Watertown, Massachusetts 1631. John was September 3, 1634 in Watertown, Massachusetts. John was elected in Watertown, Massachusetts, 1635. John and two others were chosen by vote of their fellow citizens as the first selectman of Watertown. He was also the one chosen to act as the Town Clerk. The first pages of the town's books were written by him and his signature is found on several.
He married Joanna Bates in Watertown, Massachusetts, 1670. He made a will in Watertown, Massachusetts, January 11, 1678. The will was proved December 16, 1684. Inventory was 216 pounds. He mentions a daughter, Ruth Gardiner, in this will but no other record of her is found.
John died October 12, 1684 in Watertown, Massachusetts.
Amy Doget: Amy was bom 1597 in Groton, Suffolk, England. She was baptized in Groton, Suffolk, England, July 15, 1597. She married John Eddy in England, after May 22, 1619.
Gabriel Meade: Gabriel was bom 1587 in England. Gabriel was May 2, 1638 in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Gabriel died May 12, 1666 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
Joanna Bates: Joanna was bom 1603. Joanna was listed as a member of a church in Dorchester, Massachusetts, about 1638. She married John Eddy in Watertown, Massachusetts, 1670.
Richard Woodward: Occupation: Miller. Richard was bom January 20, 1587 in Childwell Parish, Lancashire Co., England. He married Rose Stewart? in Cambridge, England, February 16, 1614. He emigrated, April 1634. Point of origin: from Ipswich, England. Richard was September 2, 1635 in Watertown, Massachusetts. He resided in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts 1660. He married Ann Hill in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, April 18, 1663. Richard died February 16, 1665 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, at 78 years of age. By 1644, he had acquired about 360 acres of land in what now part of Boston.
Rose Stewart?: Rose was bom about 1583 in England. She married Richard Woodward in Cambridge, England, February 16, 1614. Rose died October 6, 1662 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas Hammond: He was baptized in Melford, Co. Suffolk, England, September 2, 1603. He married Elizabeth Cason in Lavenham, England, November 12, 1623. He emigrated, about 1636. Point of origin: England. He received a grant of land in Hingham in 1636. He and his family were among the first settlers.
Thomas was March 9, 1637 in Hingham, Massachusetts. He resided in Cambridge Village (now Newton), Massachusetts about 1650. His homestead in Newton was near the Brookline boundary and near a beautiful sheet of water which has since borne his name: "Hammond Pond." He was one of the wealthiest men in town in his day.
He made a will in Cambridge Village, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, 1675. The inventory amounted to over 1139 pounds.