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215	Elizabeth Fanton: Elizabeth was bom in Isle de Re, France. She married Daniel Gamier Jr. in Isle De Re, France, June 20, 1664.
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256	Quentin Pray: Quentin was bom about 1595 in Sussex Co., England. He was baptized in Chiddingstone, England, November, 1595. He married Joan Valliance in Mayfield, England, June 17, 1621. He emigrated, 1640, having been brought over to work in the first iron works in New England in Braintree and Saugus, Massachusetts. Point of origin: England. Quentin died June 17, 1667 in Braintree, Massachusetts.
257	Joan Valliance: She married Quentin Pray in Mayfield, England, June 17, 1621. Joan died 1664.
258	John Downan:
274	Miles Tarne: Miles was bom 1595 in Gloucester, England. Occupation: Leather dresser. Miles was May 10, 1643 in Boston, Massachusetts.
275	Sarah ? Tarne:
276	Clement Briggs: Clement was bom about 1600 in England. Clement was an apprentice in Barmundsey Street, Southward, England, 1616. He was apprenticed to Samuell Lathame.
He emigrated in November, 1621. Point of origin: from England. He sailed in the Fortune tje ?Second Ship? to arrive at the Plymouth Colony, preceded only by the Mayflower.
He resided in Plymouth Colony 1627. He married Joan Allen in Dorchester, Massachusetts, about 1630. Thomas Stoughton, the official who performed the marriage ceremony, was fined 5 pounds by the marriage court a year later. No reason given.
Occupation: fellmonger (tanner). He resided in Wessaguscus, Massachusetts Bay Colony February 6, 1631. This became Weymouth. He moved there with John Eddy, John Hill, and Daniel Ray, with a letter of dismission from Governor Bradford to Governor Winthrop. Bradford expressed the wish in the letter that Winthrop would do likewise, i.e., let people move from colony to colony, suggesting that perhaps Winthrop was not allowing such movement.
He married Elizabeth ? Briggs in Weymouth, Massachusetts, before 1640. Clement died about 1648 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
277	Joan Allen: She married Clement Briggs in Dorchester, Massachusetts, about 1630. Thomas Stoughton, the official who performed the marriage ceremony, was fined 5 pounds by the marriage court a year later. No reason given.
Joan died before 1640 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
278	William Harvey: William was bom about 1614 in Somersetshire, England. He emigrated, 1636. Point of origin: from England. He married Joane Hucker in New Plymouth, Massachusetts, April 2, 1639.
They had to return to the Plymouth Colony to be married because they were members of that colony.
Occupation: tanner. William was listed as a member of a church in Boston, Massachusetts, 1643. William died 1691 in Taunton, Massachusetts. It is not proven that William was Experience's father.
279	Joane Hucker: She married William Harvey in New Plymouth, Massachusetts, April 2, 1639. They had to return to the Plymouth Colony to be married because they were members of that colony.
Joane was listed as a member of a church in Boston, Massachusetts, 1643. Joane died before 1691 in Boston, Massachusetts. It is not proven that she was Experience's mother.
288	William Learned: William was born 1581 in England. He married Judith (Goodith) Gillman in
England, April 22, 1606. He emigrated, 1630. Point of origin: Bermondsey, Surrey, England. William and his wife, Judith, were on the passenger list for the Winthrop Fleet of 1630.
He resided in Charlestown, Massachusetts 1632. William and Goodeth (Judith, or good wife) are the first two names on the list of members of the "present First Church, of Charlestown." The church record states: "1632, 10 mo., day 6, William Learned and Goodeth, his wife, were admitted."
He resided in Wobum, Massachusetts 1640. "He was a subscriber to the town orders for Wobum, drawn up at Charlestown, Dec. 18, 1640; was one of the seven original members of the church in Wobum, which was gathered, Aug. 14, 1643-3; was one of the first board of Selectmen, chosen Ap. 13,
1644, and was re-elected the following year. He was also elected constable (who was in those days the collector of taxes), for the years, 1644 and '45."
William died March 1, 1646 in Wobum, Massachusetts. From Henry Bond's Early Settlers of Watertown, Mass.:"The following extract from the town records of Charlestown, is an evidence of how