~MY ANCESTOR~
She was the widow of EDWARD LARKIN. Some historians say that she married John Penticost after Edward's death, but this is not correct. John Penticost married a Joanna Larkin in 1639, two years after Edward & Joanna (Butler) Larkin were married. The Joanna Larkin that John Penticost married was probably Edward's sister.
She was admitted to the church in Charlestown on January 8, 1638/39. After Edward's death in 1652, widow Joanna Larkin was granted 12 acres of woodland & 2 acres of common on the mystic side as part of the widow's dower on March 1, 1658.
She was the widow of EDWARD LARKIN. Some historians say that she married John Penticost after Edward's death, but this is not correct. John Penticost married a Joanna Larkin in 1639, two years after Edward & Joanna (Butler) Larkin were married. The Joanna Larkin that John Penticost married was probably Edward's sister.
She was admitted to the church in Charlestown on January 8, 1638/39. After Edward's death in 1652, widow Joanna Larkin was granted 12 acres of woodland & 2 acres of common on the mystic side as part of the widow's dower on March 1, 1658.
~MY ANCESTOR~
She was the widow of EDWARD LARKIN. Some historians say that she married John Penticost after Edward's death, but this is not correct. John Penticost married a Joanna Larkin in 1639, two years after Edward & Joanna (Butler) Larkin were married. The Joanna Larkin that John Penticost married was probably Edward's sister.
She was admitted to the church in Charlestown on January 8, 1638/39. After Edward's death in 1652, widow Joanna Larkin was granted 12 acres of woodland & 2 acres of common on the mystic side as part of the widow's dower on March 1, 1658.
She was the widow of EDWARD LARKIN. Some historians say that she married John Penticost after Edward's death, but this is not correct. John Penticost married a Joanna Larkin in 1639, two years after Edward & Joanna (Butler) Larkin were married. The Joanna Larkin that John Penticost married was probably Edward's sister.
She was admitted to the church in Charlestown on January 8, 1638/39. After Edward's death in 1652, widow Joanna Larkin was granted 12 acres of woodland & 2 acres of common on the mystic side as part of the widow's dower on March 1, 1658.
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