Samuel married Isabel. Isabel died in Scituate, MA on 31 Mar 1689.52

Isabel married first Samuel Witherell, second Josiah Torrey.

On 4 Aug 1659 when Daniel was 28, he married Grace Brewster (4071) , daughter of Elder Jonathan Brewster (3283) (12 Aug 1593-7 Aug 1659) & Lucretia Oldham (1607) (ca Jan 1600-4 Mar 1678/9), in New London, CT.142 Born on 1 Nov 1639 in Duxbury, MA.146 Grace died in New London, CT, on 22 Apr 1684; she was 44.146

Between her two daughters named Mary, Grace had “4 Sons Sucsesu [torn] borne and Dyed nameles Imediately after their Birth.”184

On 20 Nov 1656 when Mary was 21, she married Thomas Oldham (4062) , son of Thomas Oldham (1604) (ca 1590-) & Elizabeth Rhodes (-Sep 1635), in Scituate, MA.110,62 Born ca Aug 1624 in Derby, Derbyshire. Thomas was baptized in All Saints Parish, Derbyshire, on 23 Aug 1623. Thomas died in Scituate, MA 7 Mar 1711/2.52

Thomas came on the Elizabeth and Ann in 1635 with his brother. He was a member of the Duxbury Company in Aug 1643 with Captain Miles Standish, constable 1691.

“Thomas Oldham was a householder in Scituate 1650. His house was probably near King’s landing.”53

On 9 Nov 1675 Theophilus married Lydia Parker (8772) , daughter of William Parker (ca 1620-Jul/Oct 1684) & Mary Turner (3024) (ca 1634-), in Scituate, MA.110 Born on 9 May 1653 in Scituate, MA.62 At the age of 2, Lydia was baptized in the Second Church of Scituate, on 13 Apr 1656.52 Lydia died in Scituate, MA, on 7 Sep 1719; she was 66.

On 22 Dec 1657 Elizabeth married John Bryant in Scituate, MA.110 John died in Scituate, MA on 20 Nov 1684.52 Occupation: carpenter.

John first married Mary Lewis, second Elizbeth Wetherill, and third Mary Hyland.

From Deane’s History of Scituate:53
    John Bryant, house carpenter, was a freeman in Scituate 1639. His farm was on the second Herring brook, ten rods east of the mill, and ancient orchard now [1831] marks the place.” On one Sunday morning, John Bryant entered the meetinghouse late. The Reverend William Witherle, after prayers, addressed him before the congregation saying: ‘Neighbor Bryant, it is to your reproach that you have disturbed the worship by entering late, living as you do, within a mile of this place and especially so, while here is Goody Barstow, who has milked seven cows, made a cheese, and walked five miles to the House of God in good season.’

John was presented at court 2 Mar 1642 for ‘drinking tobacco upon the highway.’ He was a member of Scituate’s Military Company in 1643, and admitted a freeman 15 Jan 1645. He served as a deputy to the general Court in 1657, 1677, and 1678; as a surveyer of highways in 1673, and was deacon of the Second Church of Scituate in 1669.

John of Scituate took an oath of fidelity on 15 Jan 1645 [Plym. Col. Rec., 8:183]. He was propounded a freeman on 7 June 1653 and admitted on June 6, 1654 [Plym. Col. Rec., 3:31, 3:48]. He served as a deputy to the general Court in 1657, 1677 and 1678 [Plym. Col. Rec., 3:115, 5:231, 5:256]. He served as a surveyor of highways for Scituate in 1673 [Plym. Col. Rec., 5:115], as selectman in 1677 and 1678 [Plym. Col. Rec., 5:230, 5:257]. He was a deacon of Scituate's Second Church in 1669.

For more information on John Bryant, see NEHGR 48 (1894) 46-53, and also Selim Walker McArthur’s McArthur-Barnes Ancestral Lines (Portland, Maine, 1964), p. 123.

Ca 1674 John married Hannah Pincin (4319) , daughter of Thomas Pincin (-bef 27 Jun 1694) & Jane Standlake (1714) (-bef 4 Apr 1689). Born on 4 Dec 1642 in Scituate, MA.62 Hannah died aft 12 May 1720.

Hannah first married George Young, second John Witherell, and third Jonathan Mowry as his second wife.

On 30 Dec 1668 when Sarah was 24, she married Israel Hobart (3833) , son of Rev. Peter Hobart (2299) (ca 1604-20 Jan 1678/9) & Rebecca Ibrook (1527) (ca 1608-ca Dec 1645), in Hingham, MA.45 Born on 29 Jun 1642 in Hingham, MA.45 Israel died in Scituate, MA, on 14 Apr 1731; he was 88.45 Occupation: shipbuilder.

Israel “removed to Scit. soon after 1676, when, on Apr. 20th of that yr. his house in Hing. was burned by the Indians.”45

“Israel Hobart, shipwright, son of Rev. Peter Hobart of Hingham, (born 1642, died 1731, aged eighty-nine), came into Scituate 1676. His house at Hingham had been burnt by the Indians in the spring of that year. He settled here on the North river, at the well known place, since called Hobart’s landing. His house stood near the ship-yard: it is remembered by some of our oldest inhabitants, as a spacious mansion, adorned with two carved cherubs over the door.”53