On 4 Jan 1648 Deborah married Lieut. John Smith Jr, son of John Smith (-ca 1669) & Alice, in Plymouth, MA.62 Born ca 1618 in England. John died in Dartmouth, MA 15 Jan 1691/2.

John, of Plymouth.

On 9 Dec 1667 Arthur married Elizabeth Prence, daughter of Gov. Thomas Prence (ca 1600-29 Mar 1673) & Apphia Quick (-bef 1 Aug 1668), in Marshfield, MA.60 “Arthur Howland Jrn [worn] and mrs Elizabeth Prence maryed the 9^th of december 1667”. Born Spring 1647 in Eastham, MA.16

In Jun 1653 Mary first married Timothy Williamson in Marshfield, MA.60 “Timothy Williamson & Mary Howland waas maried the [worn] of June: 1653”. Born ca 1621 in England.187 Timothy died in Aug 1676. Buried on 6 Aug 1676 in Marshfield, MA.60

Timothy settled in Marshfield about 1643.61

On 22 Jan 1679 Mary second married Robert Stanford in Marshfield, MA.60 Robert died between 15 May 1721 and 7 Mar 1721/2.

Robert first married Mary (Howland) Williamson (widow of Timothy Williamson), second Rebecca (Bartlett) Bradford (widow of William Bradford).

Robert Stanford first appears in Plymouth Colony in June 1667. He was of Scituate in 1672 and was still there in March 1678/9 when Lydia, wife of Isacke Hanmore, accused him ‘to be the father of the child lately born of her body.’ He was ordered to pay support. Robert was of Marshfield by 6 Jul 1680.188

On 15 Jan 1659 Martha first married John Damon, son of John Damon (ca 1595-feb 1638/9) & [____] Gilson, in Scituate, MA.110 Born on 11 Nov 1621 in Kent, England. John died in Scituate, MA bef 3 Oct 1676.189

Joan first married Katherine Merritt, second Martha Howland.

    “John Damon of Scituate and his sister Hannah were nephew and niece of William Gilson, who came to New England by 1632, and probably a little earlier. Some sources say that Damon came to New England with his uncle, and this may well be correct, but there is no evidence directly supporting this, and there are many cases of members of the same family coming to New England many years apart.”16

From Deane’s History of Scituate:53
    John Daman, with his sister Hannah, came into Scituate before 1633. They were then minors, and under the guardianship of Mr William Gillson, their Uncle. We understand that they were very young at that time, from the circumstance, that having been made the heirs of Mr Gillson, they were not established in their inheritance by the Court until 1649. ‘John and Hannah Daman are allowed by the Court to be lawful heirs of William Gillson, it being proved by diverse persons that Gillson had often said that he intended to make these (his sister’s children) his heirs.’ (Colony Records, 1649). John Daman succeeded to the residence of his uncle, on Kent street, the second lot from Satuit brook, (Edward Foster’s being the first).
    The first mill in the Town, was a wind mill, on the third cliff. It was erected by William Gillson in 1636, on the North-east part of the cliff. After his decease in 1639, it became the property of John Daman, his nephew.

19 Feb 1679/80 Martha second married Peter Bacon, son of George Bacon & Margaret (-6 Feb 1682/3), in Hingham, MA.45 Born ca 1640 in Hingham, MA. Peter was baptized in Hingham, MA, on 17 Sep 1654.14 Peter died in Hingham, MA on 9 Aug 1694.45

Peter resided at South Hingham.45 He first married Sarah Jenkins, second Martha (Howland) Damon, widow of John Damon.

Elizabeth first married John Low (1582) , son of Thomas Low (654) (ca 1602-8 Sep 1677) & Susannah. Born ca 1630. John died in Rehoboth, MA on 26 Mar 1676.

John twice cited for drunkeness. In the Fines of March Court 1671 he is cited, "John Loe for profaining the Lord's Day" fined 2:0:0.

John died in battle in King Phillip's War at Pawtucket Falls in an Indian ambush on Captain Michael Pierce's company in which 52 English and 11 friendly Indians were slain.