On 28 Dec 1665 Isaac married Judith Prence, daughter of Gov. Thomas Prence (ca 1600-29 Mar 1673) & Apphia Quick (-bef 1 Aug 1668), in Plymouth, MA.62 Born ca 1645.

5 Jan 1674/5 Francis married Mary Lincoln (7685) , daughter of Thomas “the husbandman” Lincoln (2783) (22 Dec 1622-16 Aug 1692) & Margaret Langer (2782) (ca 1620-5 Mar 1693/4), in Duxbury, MA.192 Born 10 Feb 1647/8 in Hingham, MA.45 Mary was baptized in Hingham, MA, on 23 Apr 1648.45

Ca 1669 Rebecca first married Josiah Snow (9084) , son of Anthony Snow (ca 1615-Aug 1692) & Abigail Warren (3081) (ca 1618-aft 3 Jan 1692/3).477 Born ca 1645 in Plymouth, MA.31 Josiah died in Marshfield, MA in Aug 1692.60 Occupation: carpenter.

On 23 Nov 1694 Rebecca second married John Sawyer in Marshfield, MA.60 Born on 24 Aug 1645 in Newbury, MA. John died in Marshfield, MA aft 28 Apr 1711. Occupation: wheelwright.

Ca 1681 Robert first married Alice Snow (9088) , daughter of Anthony Snow (ca 1615-Aug 1692) & Abigail Warren (3081) (ca 1618-aft 3 Jan 1692/3).31 Born 18 Jan 1657/8 in Marshfield, MA.60 Alice died aft 1697.42 Religion: Quaker.

On 7 Oct 1705 when Robert was 54, he second married Phebe Cook (6964) , daughter of Capt. Thomas Cook (2618) (ca 1626-ca 1699) & Thomasin (-Oct 1670), in Jamestown, RI.16 Born ca 1664 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Phebe died in Newport, RI on 13 Sep 1732.

Phebe first married Oliver Arnold, second Jonathan Marsh as his second wife, and third Robert Barker as his second wife.

Abigail married Joseph Rogers (6439) , son of John Rogers (2504) (ca 1595-3 Feb 1661) & Frances (-1687). Born ca 1632 in England. Joseph died in Pembroke, MA on 10 Apr 1716.

From John Rogers of Marshfield:236
    Joseph lived in Duxbury close to the Marshfield line and in that part which became Pembroke.
    Marshfield, on July 4, 1670, gave to Joseph Rogers, Sen., of Duxbury, its interest in a certain parcel of land (four or five acres) at Mattachesitt. Town Rec. p. 124.
    The will of Joseph Rogers of Pembroke, d. Apr. 10, 1716, and p. July 16, 1716, describes him as “aged”; gives to Joseph, his oldest son, his meadow in Marshfield; to his wife, Abigail, land at a place called the cove in Marshfield, his home farm, (except a small lot given to his son, John Rogers), his stock, &c., and other real estate; gives a lot to his son, Thomas, and ten acres to his son, Timothy, lying near that which he already has; to his daughters, Lydiah and Rebecca, twenty pounds apiece; to the children of his daughter, Abigail Parrice, deceased, fifty shillings each; and to his grandson, commonly called Joseph Staples, five pounds. He left the care of his son, Francis, to his wife, and after her death to be maintained by the children to whom his wife should leave the real estate.
    He left the bulk of his estate to his wife to be disposed of to his children as she should deem most convenient, but it was his will that if his two sons, John and Thomas “do behave themselves kind and obligeing to their mother during her life, that after her decease all my said housing and lands, meadow and swamp, lying in Pembroke aforesaid shall be left to them.” He appointed his wife executrix with his trusty and well-beloved brothers, John Rogers, Francis Barker and Robert Barker, overseers.

More from John Rogers of Marshfield:236
    Francis^3 was evidently laboring under some disability and as neither he nor Thomas, nor any child of either, is named in their mother’s will it is quite certain that both died, without issue, between the dates of their father’s and their mother’s wills.
    Robert Barker, whose children were Francis, Isaac, Robert, Rebecca and Abigail, in his will d. Feb'y 18, 1689, mentions his daughter, Abigail Rogers.
    We have ascertained nothing in relation to the parentage or history of Joseph Staples.
    Joseph and Abigail Rogers conveyed, May 3, 1677, to John Rogers, Sen. of Marshfield, meadow land at Jones's river. Deeds B. I, p. 220,
    Joseph Rogers of Duxborough conveyed Sept. 5, 1699, to John Rogers Jr. of Marshfield, twenty acres of land in M. bounded East by the common land, west by land of said Joseph Rogers, south by land of said John Rogers that he had of his father, Timothy Rogers. B. IV, p. 51.
    Joseph Rogers of Duxbury conveyed, Jan'y 24, 1706/7, to his son, Timothy Rogers of D., thirty acres of land in D. part of what he bought of James Ford of Marshfield, June 29, 1705, bounded on Hobbamock and Little Ponds ; deed witnessed by Rebecca Rogers, his daughter, and Thomas Parris, his son-in-law. B. VIII, p. 87.
    Deeds Joseph Rogers of Mattapoisett in Duxbury to Michael Ford, June 19, 1705: Joseph Rogers of Duxbury to John Rogers of Marshfield, Jan’y 15, 1711: and Joseph Rogers of Pembroke to Abram Booth, April 16, 17 12. B. IX, pp. 231, 158. 371.
    Joseph Rogers^2 and his son, Timothy^3 lived in that part of Duxbury which became part of Pembroke, while his sons, Joseph^3 and John^3 lived in that part of Marshfield which became part of Pembroke, incorporated in 1712.