William Hathorne married by 1634, Ann _____. She survived him.
They had 8 known children: Sarah Helwise Coker, Eleazer, Nathaniel, John, Anna Porter, William, Elizabeth Porter, & Mary.
Based on the letters of Mrs. Lydia Bankes, Paul Prindle has proposed that Ann, wife of William Hathorne the immigrant, was sister of ROGER MOWRY. Prindle thought this because Lydia Bankes called both Roger Mowry and William Hathorne brother; but she called so many people brother that we conclude she was using the term in the sense of brotherhood in the church, and no genealogical conclusions should be derived from her statements.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
They had 8 known children: Sarah Helwise Coker, Eleazer, Nathaniel, John, Anna Porter, William, Elizabeth Porter, & Mary.
Based on the letters of Mrs. Lydia Bankes, Paul Prindle has proposed that Ann, wife of William Hathorne the immigrant, was sister of ROGER MOWRY. Prindle thought this because Lydia Bankes called both Roger Mowry and William Hathorne brother; but she called so many people brother that we conclude she was using the term in the sense of brotherhood in the church, and no genealogical conclusions should be derived from her statements.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
William Hathorne married by 1634, Ann _____. She survived him.
They had 8 known children: Sarah Helwise Coker, Eleazer, Nathaniel, John, Anna Porter, William, Elizabeth Porter, & Mary.
Based on the letters of Mrs. Lydia Bankes, Paul Prindle has proposed that Ann, wife of William Hathorne the immigrant, was sister of ROGER MOWRY. Prindle thought this because Lydia Bankes called both Roger Mowry and William Hathorne brother; but she called so many people brother that we conclude she was using the term in the sense of brotherhood in the church, and no genealogical conclusions should be derived from her statements.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
They had 8 known children: Sarah Helwise Coker, Eleazer, Nathaniel, John, Anna Porter, William, Elizabeth Porter, & Mary.
Based on the letters of Mrs. Lydia Bankes, Paul Prindle has proposed that Ann, wife of William Hathorne the immigrant, was sister of ROGER MOWRY. Prindle thought this because Lydia Bankes called both Roger Mowry and William Hathorne brother; but she called so many people brother that we conclude she was using the term in the sense of brotherhood in the church, and no genealogical conclusions should be derived from her statements.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
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