Someone has placed a burial for this person in a Pelham, New Hampshire cemetery. Pelham, NH is nearly 50 miles away as the crow flies from Woburn, MA. In 1647 there were few dirt paths and roads anywhere in this area so it is not a logical that his body carried that far to be buried. His immediate family was all in Woburn at the time of his death. The Ezekiel Richardson that is supposed to be buried in Pelham, MA is most likely a younger relative of his from the families that migrated there later.
Ezekiel Richardson married Susanna Bradford, February 25, 1631, in what is now Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Eziekiel and Susanna had seven known children.
Susanna his wife is presumed to the daughter of Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony who arrived on the Mayflower.∼BIRTH: By about 1604 (based on estimated date of marriage and chronology of his siblings), son of Thomas and Katherine (Duxford) Richardson. Came from Westmill, Hertfordshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1630. First settled in Charlestown MA; moved to Woburn in 1640. Died in Woburn, 21 October 1647.
Samuel Richardson and Thomas Richardson, brothers of Ezekiel, arrived in New England by 1635; Francis Wyman and John Wyman, sons of Ezekiel Richardson's sister Elizabeth, also came to New England.
Married by 1632, Susanna _____. She married (2) by 27 March 1651 Henry Brooks.
He was brother of SAMUEL RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown} & THOMAS RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown}, and uncle of FRANCE_IS WYMAN {1640, Charlestown} and JOHN WYMAN {1640, Charlestown}, sons of his sister, Elizabeth (Richardson) Wyman.
Source: Anderson's Winthrop Fleet.
Ezekiel Richardson married Susanna Bradford, February 25, 1631, in what is now Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Eziekiel and Susanna had seven known children.
Susanna his wife is presumed to the daughter of Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony who arrived on the Mayflower.∼BIRTH: By about 1604 (based on estimated date of marriage and chronology of his siblings), son of Thomas and Katherine (Duxford) Richardson. Came from Westmill, Hertfordshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1630. First settled in Charlestown MA; moved to Woburn in 1640. Died in Woburn, 21 October 1647.
Samuel Richardson and Thomas Richardson, brothers of Ezekiel, arrived in New England by 1635; Francis Wyman and John Wyman, sons of Ezekiel Richardson's sister Elizabeth, also came to New England.
Married by 1632, Susanna _____. She married (2) by 27 March 1651 Henry Brooks.
He was brother of SAMUEL RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown} & THOMAS RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown}, and uncle of FRANCE_IS WYMAN {1640, Charlestown} and JOHN WYMAN {1640, Charlestown}, sons of his sister, Elizabeth (Richardson) Wyman.
Source: Anderson's Winthrop Fleet.
Someone has placed a burial for this person in a Pelham, New Hampshire cemetery. Pelham, NH is nearly 50 miles away as the crow flies from Woburn, MA. In 1647 there were few dirt paths and roads anywhere in this area so it is not a logical that his body carried that far to be buried. His immediate family was all in Woburn at the time of his death. The Ezekiel Richardson that is supposed to be buried in Pelham, MA is most likely a younger relative of his from the families that migrated there later.
Ezekiel Richardson married Susanna Bradford, February 25, 1631, in what is now Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Eziekiel and Susanna had seven known children.
Susanna his wife is presumed to the daughter of Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony who arrived on the Mayflower.∼BIRTH: By about 1604 (based on estimated date of marriage and chronology of his siblings), son of Thomas and Katherine (Duxford) Richardson. Came from Westmill, Hertfordshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1630. First settled in Charlestown MA; moved to Woburn in 1640. Died in Woburn, 21 October 1647.
Samuel Richardson and Thomas Richardson, brothers of Ezekiel, arrived in New England by 1635; Francis Wyman and John Wyman, sons of Ezekiel Richardson's sister Elizabeth, also came to New England.
Married by 1632, Susanna _____. She married (2) by 27 March 1651 Henry Brooks.
He was brother of SAMUEL RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown} & THOMAS RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown}, and uncle of FRANCE_IS WYMAN {1640, Charlestown} and JOHN WYMAN {1640, Charlestown}, sons of his sister, Elizabeth (Richardson) Wyman.
Source: Anderson's Winthrop Fleet.
Ezekiel Richardson married Susanna Bradford, February 25, 1631, in what is now Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Eziekiel and Susanna had seven known children.
Susanna his wife is presumed to the daughter of Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony who arrived on the Mayflower.∼BIRTH: By about 1604 (based on estimated date of marriage and chronology of his siblings), son of Thomas and Katherine (Duxford) Richardson. Came from Westmill, Hertfordshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1630. First settled in Charlestown MA; moved to Woburn in 1640. Died in Woburn, 21 October 1647.
Samuel Richardson and Thomas Richardson, brothers of Ezekiel, arrived in New England by 1635; Francis Wyman and John Wyman, sons of Ezekiel Richardson's sister Elizabeth, also came to New England.
Married by 1632, Susanna _____. She married (2) by 27 March 1651 Henry Brooks.
He was brother of SAMUEL RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown} & THOMAS RICHARDSON {1636, Charlestown}, and uncle of FRANCE_IS WYMAN {1640, Charlestown} and JOHN WYMAN {1640, Charlestown}, sons of his sister, Elizabeth (Richardson) Wyman.
Source: Anderson's Winthrop Fleet.
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