On 18 Sep 1662 Elizabeth married Thomas Pincin (4318) , son of Thomas Pincin (-bef 27 Jun 1694) & Jane Standlake (1714) (-bef 4 Apr 1689), in Scituate, MA.110,62 Born on 15 May 1640 in Scituate, MA.62 Thomas died in Scituate, MA, on 3 Jun 1714; he was 74. Occupation: Husbandman.

Maclean W. McLean’s has article on the descendants of Thomas: “The Daughters of Thomas Pinson (1640-1714), The American Genealogist 50 (1974), 98-99.

Thomas Pinsin of Scituate, husbandman, will dated 25 Mar 1714, proved 3 Jun 1714; gives to son Thomas Pinsin all the real estate, he to provide for “Elizabeth my wife and his naturall Mother”; mentions sons Thomas and Ebenezer; daughters Elizabeth Merritt, Joanna Thorn, Sarah House, and Bathsheba Nichols; and grandson Joseph Blossom.

1 Jan 1678/9 Timothy married Abigail Rogers (6443) , daughter of John Rogers (2504) (ca 1595-3 Feb 1661) & Frances (-1687), in Scituate, MA.110 Born ca 1652 in Scituate, MA. Abigail died aft May 1704.

In 1660 Joseph first married Mary.53 Mary died in Scituate, MA in May 1677.52

Joseph second married Susanna Wade (4800) , daughter of Nicholas Wade (ca 1615-ca 1683) & Elizabeth Hanford (1887) (1621-9 Oct 1711). Born ca 1653 in Scituate, MA. Susanna died in Scituate, MA on 5 Sep 1698.52

On 7 Jun 1699 Joseph third married Elizabeth Vinal in Scituate, MA.110

(Which Elizabeth Vinal was it who married Joseph White as his third wife? Could it have been Elizabeth (Baker) Vinal, the widow of John Vinal who died 21 Aug 1698? Elizabeth Baker was baptized 10 Nov 1644. She married Jona Vinal 2 Feb 1664/5. John Vinal was born about 1636.)

On 25 Jan 1672 Sarah married John Bailey, son of John Bailey (-22 Jun 1686), in Scituate, MA.110,52 Born ca 1650. John died in Scituate, MA in 1718.53

John Bailey appears first in Scituate, as tenant to Capt. John Williams before 1670, at Farm neck.53 By Capt. Williams’ will, dated 1691, John Bailey was given the farm upon which he dwelt, the so-called ‘ancient Bailey farm’ at Conihassett. It adjoined the Briggs lands on the west.42

From the Bailey Genealogy:353
    John was made Freeman in Massachusetts Colony (as of Weymouth), May 23, 1677.
    He went to Scituate as a young man before 1670 to take charge of the farm of Capt. John Williams at the Neck. Capt. John Williams came from London with Mr. Hatherly in 1632. He was a householder in Scituate in 1647, and he bore arms in 1643. He was a man of energy and activity in the colony and a famous Indian fighter. He commanded a company in King Philip's War and was on the right wing of the ambuscade at the time when King Philip fell. He was a noted farmer of those days and counted his acres by the hundreds. He [John Williams] lived to a good old age and died in Scituate, June 22, 1694, leaving no family. The will of Captain Williams is dated at Scituate, 1691. lie gives to his nephew, William Barker of Marshfield, a 200-acre farm and legacies to other nephews. “To my ancient servant (tenant), John Bailey,” he gave the farm on which he lived at the Neck in Scituate. This farm contained about 175 acres and was considered one of the finest farms in Plymouth Colony.
    John Bailey died in Scituate in 1718, and in his will gave to his sons, John, Joseph, Benjamin, William and Samuel, £4 sterling, each, in addition to what they had already received. To daughter, Mary Perry, he gave £6o sterling. He named his son William, executor.