Ralph Farnham married by 1628 Alice _____.
On 13 July 1635, "Ralph Farman," barber, aged 32, "Alice Farman," aged 28, "Mary Farman," aged 7, "Tho[mas] Farman," aged 4, and "Ralph Farman," aged 2, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the "James."
They had five children (recorded at Andover): Mary Poor, Thomas, Ralph, Sarah Abbott Ingalls, & John.
She married (2) Gloucester 18 June 1648 Solomon Martin ("Solloman Martin, ship carpenter, and Ales Varnam, widow, of Ipswich").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
On 13 July 1635, "Ralph Farman," barber, aged 32, "Alice Farman," aged 28, "Mary Farman," aged 7, "Tho[mas] Farman," aged 4, and "Ralph Farman," aged 2, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the "James."
They had five children (recorded at Andover): Mary Poor, Thomas, Ralph, Sarah Abbott Ingalls, & John.
She married (2) Gloucester 18 June 1648 Solomon Martin ("Solloman Martin, ship carpenter, and Ales Varnam, widow, of Ipswich").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Ralph Farnham married by 1628 Alice _____.
On 13 July 1635, "Ralph Farman," barber, aged 32, "Alice Farman," aged 28, "Mary Farman," aged 7, "Tho[mas] Farman," aged 4, and "Ralph Farman," aged 2, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the "James."
They had five children (recorded at Andover): Mary Poor, Thomas, Ralph, Sarah Abbott Ingalls, & John.
She married (2) Gloucester 18 June 1648 Solomon Martin ("Solloman Martin, ship carpenter, and Ales Varnam, widow, of Ipswich").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
On 13 July 1635, "Ralph Farman," barber, aged 32, "Alice Farman," aged 28, "Mary Farman," aged 7, "Tho[mas] Farman," aged 4, and "Ralph Farman," aged 2, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the "James."
They had five children (recorded at Andover): Mary Poor, Thomas, Ralph, Sarah Abbott Ingalls, & John.
She married (2) Gloucester 18 June 1648 Solomon Martin ("Solloman Martin, ship carpenter, and Ales Varnam, widow, of Ipswich").
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
