On 22 Apr 1646 Rebecca married Edmund Freeman (1872) , son of Edmund Freeman (754) (ca 1596-1682) & Bennett Hodsoll (ca 1597-Apr 1630), in Plymouth, MA.62 Born ca 1620 in England. Edmund was baptized in Billinghurst, Sussex, on 26 Nov 1620.14 Edmund died in Sandwich, MA on 29 Mar 1673.

Edmund was deputy to the General Court from Sandwich, 1669, seven years.184

On 13 Feb 1650 Hannah first married Nathaniel Mayo, son of Rev. John Mayo (ca 1597-3 May 1676) & Tamasine (ca 1602-26 Feb 1682), in Barnstable, MA.62 Born ca 1627 in England. Nathaniel died in Eastham, MA in 1662.95

Hannah second married Capt. Jonathan Sparrow, son of Richard Sparrow (ca 1605-8 Jan 1660[/1]) & Pandora [Sparrow] (-aft 1661). Born ca 1629 in England. Jonathan died in Eastham, MA on 21 Mar 1707.184

Jonthan married first Rebecca Bangs, second Hannah (Prence) Mayo, and third Sarah (Lewis) Cobb.

On 14 Feb 1649 when Mercy was 18, she married Maj. John Freeman (1875) , son of Edmund Freeman (754) (ca 1596-1682) & Bennett Hodsoll (ca 1597-Apr 1630), in Eastham, MA.62 Born ca 1626 in England. John was baptized in Billinghurst, Sussex, 28 Jan 1626/7.14 John died in Eastham, MA on 28 Oct 1719.184 Buried in Eastham, MA.

From Josiah Paine’s Early Settlers of Eastham:95
    Next in prominence to Thomas Prence of the early settlers of Nausett [Eastham], was his son-in-law, John Freeman. He was the youngest son of Edmund Freeman, the Sandwich settler, adn was born in England. He came over with his father’s family when a lad, in the ship Abigail, Captain Hackwell, in 1635. Upon his marriage with Mercy, Gov. Prence’s daughter by wife Patience Brewster, Feb. 13, 1649-50, he removed from Sandwich to that parat of Nausett called Namskeeket, now within the limits of Orleans

John came to New England in 1635 on the ship Abigail and settled in the Orleans part of Eastham, MA; freeman 5 Jun 1651. He was deputy to Colony Court in 1653 and many years thereafter. In 1657 he was an assistant to the Governor and re-elected yearly till the union of the Colonies in 1692. Was one of the first selectmen of Eastham and many years a deacon of the church. Was captain of the militia and in 1685 was appointed Major.