On 31 Mar 1665 when Mary was 19, she married Peter Fowle (2662) , son of George Fowle (1189) (ca 1610-19 Sep 1682) & Mary (ca 1614-15 Feb 1677), in Woburn, MA. Born 2nd 10th m. (Dec) 1641 in Concord, MA.77 Peter died in Woburn, MA on 11 Dec 1721.124 Occupation: Tanner. Religion: Peter was admitted to the church 30 Jan 1669/70.

Ca 1666 Abigail first married Lieut. James Fowle (2663) , son of George Fowle (1189) (ca 1610-19 Sep 1682) & Mary (ca 1614-15 Feb 1677). Born 12th 1st m. 1642 [Mar 1642/3] in Concord, MA.77 James died in Woburn, MA on 17 Dec 1690.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes the body of Lieutenant James Fowle, aged 49 years, died ye 17th day of December, 1690”. Occupation: Cordwainer.

James, of Woburn, freeman 1668.25 He was constable of Woburn in 1672.

Maria, a negro servant to James Fowle (or his son James), died 9 Jan 1687 at Woburn.124

On 18 Apr 1692 when Abigail was 43, she second married Dea. Samuel Walker (3055) , son of Capt. Samuel Walker (1268) (ca 1617-6 Nov 1684), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 28 Jun 1643 in Reading, MA.81 Samuel died in Woburn, MA 18 Jan 1703/4.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes ye body of Deacon Samuel Walker, aged 61 years, died January ye 18th, 1703”.

Samuel first married Sarah Reed, second Abigail (Carter) Fowle, widow of of James Fowle.

Samuel was freeman 1674, representative 1689, and deacon.25

On 3 Apr 1706 when Abigail was 57, she third married Dea. Samuel Stone, son of Dea. Gregory Stone (ca Apr 1592-30 Nov 1672) & Lydia Fiske (ca 1595-24 Jun 1674). Born ca Feb 1630/1 in Nayland, Suffolk. Samuel was baptized in Nayland, Suffolk, 4 Feb 1630/1. Samuel died in Lexington, MA on 27 Sep 1715.

Samuel first married Sarah Stearns, second Abigail (Carter) (Fowle) Walker, widow of James Fowle and Samuel Walker.

On 1 Jan 1668 when Hannah was 16, she married Maj. James Converse (7725) , son of Lieut. James Converse (ca 1621-10 May 1715) & Anna Long (2789) (ca 1623-10 Aug 1691), in Woburn, MA.124 Born on 16 Nov 1645 in Woburn, MA.124 James died in Woburn, MA, on 8 Jul 1706; he was 60.264 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes buried ye body of Major James Convers, Esq., aged 61 years, who departed this life, July ye 8th, 1706”.

Vinton’s summary:279 “Major James Convers ... was an officer of distinguished reputation in the perilous war with the Indians of Maine, which began in 1688 and ended in 1697.  Hid vigorous and successful defence of Storer's  garrison in Wells, June 1692, is well Remembered.  The attack on that garrison was made by Madokawando. Chief of the Penobscot tribe, assisted by Moxus, Egeremet, and other Indian chiefs, joined by a body of French Soldiers.  The united strength of the hostile force was computed at five hundred men, while Convers had but fifteen in the garrisons, besides as many more in some sloops in the river.  The enemy exerted their utmost strength during two days, but were compelled to retire with loss, including a French officer of rank.  Convers lost but one man who had ventured outside the garrison, was caught by indians and shockingly tortured.  [Drakes Book of the Indians, p.291. Sewall's History of Woburn, pp. 179-182.]”

On 20 Jun 1678 when John was 25, he married Ruth Burnham, daughter of Thomas Burnham (ca 1623-Jun 1694) & Marie Lawrence (10 Apr 1625/6-27 Mar 1715), in Woburn, MA.124 Born ca 1658. Ruth died in Woburn, MA on 11 Jan 1724.124 Buried in First Burial Ground of Woburn.144 “Here lyes ye Body of Mrs. Ruth Carter, Wife to Lieut. John Carter, who deceased January 10th, 1724; in ye 55th Year of her Age”.