On 12 Nov 1645 John married Mary Brewster (4066) , daughter of Elder Jonathan Brewster (3283) (12 Aug 1593-7 Aug 1659) & Lucretia Oldham (1607) (ca Jan 1600-4 Mar 1678/9), in Scituate, MA.62 Born on 16 Apr 1627 in Plymouth, MA.184 Mary died in Scituate, MA aft 23 Mar 1698.142

On 25 Apr 1649 John "young son" married Anne James (2738) , daughter of Philip James (1204) (1600-1605-aft 10 Aug 1638) & Jane (ca 1606-22 Feb 1688/9), in Scituate, MA.52 Born ca 1629.100 Anne died bef 1687. (Anne was not mentioned in her husband’s will).

6 Jan 1651/2 Thomas married Sarah Hyland (3815) , daughter of Thomas Hyland (1517) (ca 1604-1683) & Deborah, in Scituate, MA.62 Born ca 1634 in England. Sarah was baptized in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, on 9 Mar 1634.42 Sarah died in Scituate, MA in Nov 1688.52

On 15 Aug 1649 Lydia married James Doughty in Scituate, MA.52 Born ca 1624.

James was early in Scituate. He ws a soldier in Philip’s war, and 1678, was paid by the Town for nine weeks’ campaign in 1676.53

In the Scituate records, James’s surname is always spelled Doughty, Doughtey, or Doughtie.

Daughters Mary and Elizabeth married in Scituate, but there is no further record of the rest of the family after 1680.

On 13 Nov 1651 Mary married William Parker in Scituate, MA.110 Born ca 1620 in England. William died in Scituate, MA Jul/Oct 1684.

William first married Mary Rawlins, second Mary Turner.

“William Parker was a freeman 1640. He had sixty acres of land north of Edward Foster’s North river lot. His house stood in Parker lane, west of the small brook.”53

From Mrs. John E. Barclay’s article “William Parker of Scituate, Mass.” The American Genealogist, Vol. 41, 1965, page 102-106
    Very little seems to have been written about William Parker of Scituate, Mass., and his children, and this is understandable when one attempts to put together the information from the vital records and his will. There are some births in the Town Records and the Church provides a few baptismal records; the death records are incomplete as well as the marriages. Although he left a well-drawn will, it was impossible from all these date to produce a satisfactory record of the family. After studying the Plymouth Colony records, the names mentioned in the wills and numerous deeds, it was discovered that there were several pitfalls and that confusion reigned supreme in the articles already written.
    The discovery that Thomas Rawlins of Boston, brother of William Parker's first wife, had died without issue, leaving a will naming as heirs his nephews and nieces, helped immeasurably in the final solution and clarified some very puzzling aspects. it proved without a doubt that only one child (Patience) by the first wife was living in 1681, and that Stephen Totman, the grandson mentioned in William Parker's will, had to be the son of another daughter by the first wife (Mary, deceased), and that the other two children (William and Martha) by this wife had died before 1681 without issue.
    This also brought to light the fact that William Parker had two sons named William, one by each wife; the birth of the first one was recorded but not his death; and the second William was born so much later, probably his last child by his younger second wife, that it seemed logical (as the earlier writers supposed) to place him as son of the William first recorded and as grandson of William1. Also, to complicate matters, there were two daughters named Mary, one by each wife, the first being the oldest of his children. Her birth and baptism were recorded but not her marriage. She had one child and died soon after under tragic circumstances, as will be related. The second Mary was by the second wife and one of the last children. Neither birth nor baptismal record was found for her, but proof came to light from other sources...
    It is not known when William Parker arrived in Scituate, but before 1 Feb. 1638 when he took the Oath of Allegiance. He was a proprietor; a freeman by 1 Dec. 1640; and in 1674 had a grant of land as an old resident. His will, Plymouth Colony Wills and inventories, 4;2:76, dated 1 July 1684, proved 3 Oct. 1684, bequeaths to son Joseph, land; daughter patience Randall, 5s.; grandchild Stephen Totman, 12d; 'to loving wife Mary, ye whole benefit and profit of my whole estate both lands, housing, movables and cattle during her widowhood but if she marry again she shall have but one third for life, then to be returned and divided amongst six of my children namely: Miles, Nathaniel, William, Lidia, mary and Judith, only my son Miles a double portion; my wife to receive debts due and to pay just debts and i name her executrix, she to have power to dispose of so much of any part of my estate necessary to maintain herself and bring up the children.'

29 Mar 1664/5 Nathaniel first married Mehitable Rigby, daughter of John Rigby (ca 1615-) & Isabel [Rigby] (-21 Jun 1673), in Scituate, MA.110 Born ca 1643 in Dorchester, MA. Mehitable was baptized in Dorchester, MA, on 2 Mar 1643. Mehitable died in Scituate, MA on 22 Mar 1680.52

Bef 1691 Nathaniel second married Abigail.16 Born ca 1636/38.239 Abigail died in Scituate, MA Mar 1709/10.52

Abigail first married Charles Stockbridge, second Nathaniel Turner.

Who was Abigail? d. of Anthony and Margery Pierce? Or Abigail James Pierce, b. ca. 1636 Hingham, d. of Michael and Ann Pierce? Or Abigail James, daughter of Hannah James who later married Captain Michael Pierce as his second wife?

On 20 Jan 1666 Daniel second married Hannah Randall (3330) , daughter of William Randall (1644) (16 Mar 1598/9-13 Oct 1693) & Elizabeth Carver (1341) (ca 1618-), in Scituate, MA.52 Born in Mar 1644 in Scituate, MA.52,62 Hannah was baptized in First Parish Church of Scituate, on 23 Nov 1645.52 Hannah died in Scituate, MA on 23 Aug 1714.145