Born about 1602 (deposed 6 July 1682 "aged eighty years or thereabouts." Came to Plymouth Colony in 1632. Died after 6 July 1682 (deposition) and before 1683/4 (date of inventory).
Married by about 1625 _____ _____. This marriage must have taken place in England, and both of the known children would also have been born in England; as we have no record of a wife for Samuel Nash in Plymouth Colony, she may well have died before the family came to New England.
The two children: a daughter who married Abraham Sampson, and Martha (Nash) Clark.
Married by about 1625 _____ _____. This marriage must have taken place in England, and both of the known children would also have been born in England; as we have no record of a wife for Samuel Nash in Plymouth Colony, she may well have died before the family came to New England.
The two children: a daughter who married Abraham Sampson, and Martha (Nash) Clark.
Born about 1602 (deposed 6 July 1682 "aged eighty years or thereabouts." Came to Plymouth Colony in 1632. Died after 6 July 1682 (deposition) and before 1683/4 (date of inventory).
Married by about 1625 _____ _____. This marriage must have taken place in England, and both of the known children would also have been born in England; as we have no record of a wife for Samuel Nash in Plymouth Colony, she may well have died before the family came to New England.
The two children: a daughter who married Abraham Sampson, and Martha (Nash) Clark.
Married by about 1625 _____ _____. This marriage must have taken place in England, and both of the known children would also have been born in England; as we have no record of a wife for Samuel Nash in Plymouth Colony, she may well have died before the family came to New England.
The two children: a daughter who married Abraham Sampson, and Martha (Nash) Clark.
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