Ca 1638 Joanna married Rev. Thomas Shepard, son of William Shepard (ca 1570-ca 1616).16 Born on 5 Nov 1605 in Tonaster, England.356 Thomas died in Cambridge, MA, on 25 Aug 1649; he was 43.356

Thomas arrived at Boston in 1635 on the Defence with his first wife, Margaret Fowteville, and son. He succeeded Thomas Hooker as minister of Cambridge, and he and his church purchased from Mr Hooker and his church all the property which they left behind whtn Hooker’s church removed to Hartford.356

Ca 1644 Mary married Rev. Roger Newton, son of Samuel Newton, in Hartford, CT. Roger died in Milford, CT on 7 Jun 1683.64 Education: King’s College, Cambridge, 1636.

Rober Newton was a student of Theology with Thomas Hooker, father of Mary Hooker. He was the first pastor of Farmington 1652-1657, and the second pastor of Milford, CT. He was installed there on 22 Aug 1660 and served almost 23 years.356

Roger was educated at Kings College, Cambridge, England, 1636, and entered Harvard in 1638. He studied theology in the home of Rev. Thomas Hooker in Hartford, CT, and later married his daughter.64

Ca 1647 Sarah married Rev. John Wilson (4436) , son of Rev. John Wilson (1771) (ca Dec 1588-7 Aug 1667) & Elizabeth Mansfield (5355) (ca 1592-ca 1658). Born ca 1624 in England.16 John was baptized in Boston, MA, 3 Mar 164[3/]4.16 John died in Medfield, MA on 23 Aug 1691.57 Education: Harvard 1642.

John “had the benefit of joining the church of his father 3 Mar. 1644, but was not freeman until 1647, ordained as colleague with Rev. Richard Mather at Dorchester in 1649, but contined only two years and was then setted at Medfield.”25

From Bartlett:57
    John “was brought to New England by his father on the latter’s second voyage, in May, 1632. He was graduated in the first class at Harvard College, in 1642, was admitted to his father’s church in Boston on Mar. 3, 1644, and was admitted freeman may 26, 1647. After preaching several years, he became assistant to Rev. Richard Mather, at Dorchester, in 1649, and after two years’ service here, removed to Medifeld soon after the settlement of that place, and in Dec., 1651, was installed as the first minister of the new town, where he eas ordained pastor on Oct. 12, 1652, in which service he continued for forty years, until his death, besides performing the duties of physician and schoolmaster. His homestead in Medfield was situated on the site of the present Town Hall. By a contemporary he is referred to as ‘gracious and godly, a faithful and useful man, wee esteemed.’ He died Aug. 23, 1691, aged nearly 70, having on the previous Sunday ‘preached both forenoon and afternoon, ferverntly and powerfully.’
    “In his will, made three days before his decease, he mentions his wife sarh; son John (to whom he bequeathed his share of the Braintree farm); daughter Sarah, wife of Josiah Torrey, formerly wife of Paul Batt; daughter Susanna, wife of Grindall Rawson; and grandchild Thomas Weld son of his daughter Elizabeth, deceased, formerly wife of Thomas Weld. (Suffolk Co. Probate, vol. viii. fol. 58; and History of Medfield, p. 522.)”

John married Mary Lovell in England.

On 22 Sep 1658 Samuel married Mary Willet, daughter of Capt. Thomas Willet (ca 1610-3 Aug 1674) & Mary Brown (ca 1616-8 Jan 1669[/70]), in Plymouth, MA.62 Born on 10 Nov 1637 in Plymouth, MA.356 Mary died in Norwalk, CT, on 24 Jun 1712; she was 74.356

Mary, of Swansea.