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Ancestors of Sara Kaylan Turner

Generation No. 13
     7040.Percival Lowle, born 1571 in Kingston Seymour, Somersetshire, England; died January 08, 1633/34 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.He was the son of 14080. Richard Lowle and 14081. Ann or Elizabeth Percival.He married 7041. Rebecca Abt. 1600 in Bristol, Somersetshire, England.
     7041.Rebecca, born 1575 in Kingston Seymour, Somersetshire, England; died December 28, 1645 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.

Children of Percival Lowle and Rebecca are:

		i.		Richard Lowell, born 1602 in Kingston Seymour, Somersetshire, England; died August 05, 1682 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married Margaret.
		ii.		Benjamin Lowell, born Abt. 1604.
		iii.		Joanna Lowell, born Abt. 1609 in Bristol, Somersetshire, England; died June 14, 1677 in Newbury, Essex, MA; married (1) John Oliver; married (2) William Gerrish April 17, 1645 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
		iv.		Anne Lowell, born 1612 in Somersetshire, England; died November 27, 1690 in Newbury, Essex, MA; married (1) Thomas Milward/Miller; married (2) Daniel Pierce December 26, 1654 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.

More About Daniel Pierce:
Fact 1: Blacksmith
Fact 2: 1634, Came in the "Elizabeth"
Fact 3: May 02, 1638, Freeman
Fact 4: 1652, Swore Fidelity

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John Lowell, born 1595 in Bristol, Somersetshire, England; died July 10, 1647 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married (1) Margaret Bef. 1629; married (2) Elizabeth Goodale 1639 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.

     7042.John Goodale, born Abt. 1563 in Downham Norfolk, England; died July 07, 1625 in Downham Norfolk, England.He was the son of 14084. Thomas Goodale.He married 7043. Elizabeth Parlett.
     7043.Elizabeth Parlett, born 1584 in Stradsett, Norfolk, England; died April 08, 1647 in Newbury, Essex, MA.

Children of John Goodale and Bridget Portler are:

		i.		Richard Goodale, born June 29, 1594; died 1666 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; married Dorothy Whittrents October 22, 1662 in London, England.
		ii.		Thomas Goodale, born Abt. November 25, 1596.
		iii.		Rebecca Goodale, born Abt. July 02, 1598.
		iv.		Elizabeth Goodale, born Abt. 1600.

Children of John Goodale and Elizabeth Parlett are:

3521	i.	Elizabeth Goodale, born Abt. June 05, 1614 in Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, England; died April 23, 1651 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married John Lowell 1639 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
	ii.	Ann Goodale, born 1608 in Downham, Norfolk, England; died March 09, 1682/83 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married Edward French 1627.
	iii.	Abigail Goodale, married (1) Thomas Millard; married (2) Daniel Pierce December 26, 1654 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
	iv.	Anna Goodale, born 1600; died November 27, 1690 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married Thomas Millard.
	v.	Susanna Goodale, born 1606; married Abraham Toppan.

     7044.Edward Woodman, born October 09, 1574 in Corsham Village, Wiltshire, England; died July 16, 1654 in Corsham Village, Wiltshire, England.He was the son of 14088. Thomas Woodman and 14089. Elizabeth Pryor.He married 7045. Olive Or Collet Mallet June 30, 1600 in Corsham, Co Wilts, England.
     7045.Olive Or Collet Mallet, born 1579 in Corsham, Co Wilts, England; died July 05, 1611 in Corsham, Co Wilts, England.

Children of Edward Woodman and Olive Mallet are:

	i.	Mary Woodman, born January 24, 1601/02 in Corsham, Wiltshire,England.
	ii.	Elizabeth Woodman, born July 01, 1604 in Corsham, Wiltshire,England.
3522	iii.	Edward Woodman II, born December 27, 1606 in Corsham, Co Wilts, England; died May 11, 1670 in Newburyport, Essex, MA; married Joanna Salway 1628 in Malford, England.
	iv.	Archelaus Woodman, born Abt. 1612 in Christian Malford, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England; died October 14, 1702 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married (1) Elizabeth; married (2) Dorothy Chapman November 12, 1678.

More About Archelaus Woodman:
REF (2): Alice Raven

     7046.Arthur Salway, born Abt. 1580 in Standford, Worcestershire, England.He was the son of 14092. Thomas Salway and 14093. Margery Porter.He married 7047. Mary Searle Abt. 1601.
     7047.Mary Searle, born Abt. 1585 in England.She was the daughter of 14094. Thomas Searle.

Child of Arthur Salway and Mary Searle is:

3523

Joanna Salway, born 1614 in Malford, Wilts, England; died 1687 in Newbury, Massachusetts; married Edward Woodman II 1628 in Malford, England.

7056.Thomas Bradbury , Capt, born February 1609/10 in Wicken-Bonant, Essex, England; died March 16, 1694/95 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.He was the son of 14112. Wymond Bradbury and 14113. Elizabeth Whitgift.He married 7057. Mary Perkins Abt. 1636.
7057.Mary Perkins, born September 03, 1615 in Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England; died December 20, 1700 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.She was the daughter of 14114. John Perkins and 14115. Judith Gater.
More About Thomas Bradbury , Capt:
Fact 1: May 13, 1640, Freeman
Fact 2: 1651, Rep.
Fact 3: Recorder for the Co. of Norfolk when NH was part of MA
Fact 4: Captain

Notes for Mary Perkins:
Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol 1, p. 229
After 56 yrs. of good cohabit. was accus. of witchcraft in the dark hours of 1692, but her age was not sufficient to condemn her, she was qcq. and d 20 Dec. 1700.
Mary was accused and convicted of witchcraft, but, through the efforts of her friends, was able to avoid execution; after the hysteria had passed, she was released; d. Dec. 20, 1700; elevenchildren.
ndictment 1, Essex County, MA, 1692:
The jurior of our Sov. Lord and Lady, the King and Queen, doe present that Mary Bradbury, wife of Capt. Thomas Bradbury of Salisbury in the County of Essex, Gent. on the 28 day of July, in the years aforesaid and divers other days, and times as well before as after certaine detestable arts called wichcraft and
soceries wickedly, malliciously and felonicully hath used, practiced, and exercised at and in the township of Andivor in the County of Essex aforesaid in upon and against one Timothy Swann of Andiver in the County aforesaid husbandman by said wicked Acts, the said Timothy Swann on the 28th day of July, aforesaid and divers other days and times before and after and also for sundry other acts of wichcraft by the said Mary Bradbury committed and done before and since that time against the peace of our Sov. Lord and Lady, the King and Queen, theire Crown and dignity and the foreman of the stattute in that case made and provided.
Witness: Mary Walcott, Ann Putman.
Indictment 2, Essex County, MA, 1692:
The juriors of our Sov. Lord and Lady, the King and Queen, doe present that Mary Bradbury, wife of Capt. Thomas Bradbury in the County of Essex, Gent. on the 26 day of July, in the years aforesaid and divers other days, and times as well before as after certaine detestable arts called wichcraft and soceries wickedly, maliciously and felonicely hast used, practiced, and exercised at and in the town of Salem in the County of Essex aforesaid in upon and against one Sarah Vibber, wife of John Vibber of Salem aforesaid, husbandman. by which said wicked acts, the said Sarah Vibber on the 26th day of July aforesaid and divers other days and times before and after, was and is tourtured, afflicted, consumed, pined, wasted, tormented and also for sundry other acts of wichcraft by the said Mary Bradbury committed and done before and since that time against the peace of our Sov. Lord and Lady, the King and Queen, their Crowns and dignity and the forms of the Statutes in that case may be provided.
Witness: Mary Walcutt, Elis Booth, Ellis Hobard, Mercy Lewis.
Mary Bradbury's answer to the charges:
The answer of Mary Bradbury in ye charge of witchcraft for famililiary with ye devil, I do plead not guilty.
I am wholly innocent of any wickedness through the goodness of God that he kept me hitherto. I am the servant of Jesus Christ and have given myself up to him as my only Lord and Savior and to the diligent attendance upon him in all holy ordinations in utter contempt and defiance of the Devil and all his works as horrid and detestable and accordingly have endeavored to frame my life and conversation according to the wiles of his holy word and in that faith and practice resolve by the help and assistance of God to continue to my life's end for the truth of what I say as to matter of practice I humbly refer myself to my brothers and neighbors that know me and ye Sacred of all Hearts for the truth and uprightness of my heart therein (human frailties and unavoidable infirmatices excepted) of which I bitterly complayne every day.
Signed: Mary Bradbury.
Statement of George Herrick v. Mary Bradbury, 26 May, 1692:
Being at Salem with Constable Josp Neale the persons under written was afflicted much and complained against, viz: Mary Walcoott, Ann Putman upon Capt. Bradbury's wife of Salisbury, and Mary Walcoott, Ann Putman, Mrs. Marshall upon Goodwife Read of Marblehead, and Mary Walcott, March Lewis, Ann Piyman upon Goody Foster ye same women tells them of the afflicys of Mr. Taft's Negro.
Attest, Geo. Herrick, Marshall.
Statement of Thomas Bradbury for Mary Bradbury, 26 Jul 1692:
Concerning my beloved wife Mary Bradbury this is what I have to say: We have been married 55 years and she hath been a faithful and loving wife to me this day. She hath been wonderful, laborious, diligent, and industrious in her place and employment about the bringing up of our family which have been 11 children of our own and 4 grandchildren. She was both prudent and provident of a cheerful spirit, liberal and charitable. She being now very aged and weak and grieved under her affliction may not be able to speak very much for herself, not being so free of speech as some others may be. I hope her life and conversation hath been such among her neighbors as give a better and more reall testimony of her than can be expressed by word.
Signed: Owned by me, Tho. Bradbury.

Children of Thomas Bradbury and Mary Perkins are:

	i.	Wymond Bradbury, born April 01, 1637 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died April 07, 1669 in Nevis, West Indies; married Sarah Pike May 07, 1661 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.
	ii.	Judith Bradbury, born October 02, 1638 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died January 24, 1699/00 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts; married Caleb Moody October 09, 1665 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
	iii.	Thomas Bradbury, born January 28, 1639/40 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1662.
	iv.	Mary Bradbury, born March 17, 1641/42; married John Stanyan.
	v.	Jane Bradbury, born May 11, 1645 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died January 24, 1728/29 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; married Henry True March 15, 1667/68 in Berwion, York, Maine.
	vi.	Jacob Bradbury, born June 17, 1647 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died March 12, 1698/99 in Barbados.
3528	vii.	William Bradbury, born September 15, 1649 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; died December 04, 1678; married (1) Mary; married (2) Rebecca Wheelwright March 12, 1671/72 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.
	viii.	Elizabeth Bradbury, born November 07, 1651 in Salisbury, Massachusetts; married John Buss , Rev May 12, 1673 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.

More About John Buss , Rev:
Fact 1: Physician
Fact 2: 1678, Preacher
Fact 3: 1674, Freeman
Fact 4: 1694, Lost his library in destruction of home by Indians

		ix.		John Bradbury, born April 20, 1654; died November 24, 1678.
		x.		Ann Bradbury, born April 16, 1656.
		xi.		Jabez Bradbury, born June 27, 1658; died April 28, 1677.