Born probably about 1610, based on estimated birthdate of first child. Migrated to Massachusets Bay in 1633. Settled first in Salem, & later in Beverly. Died in Beverly 6 December 1675 (inventory).
Married by 1636 Martha Hadington; "Martha Woolfe" is in the list of those admitted to Salem church before end of 1636; if she was the mother of Peter's two daughters, then she must have married by 1633, either just before leaving England or just after arrival in New England. Martha is last seen on 21 December 1675 when John Black, executor of Peter Woolfe's estate, promises to maintain her.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Married by 1636 Martha Hadington; "Martha Woolfe" is in the list of those admitted to Salem church before end of 1636; if she was the mother of Peter's two daughters, then she must have married by 1633, either just before leaving England or just after arrival in New England. Martha is last seen on 21 December 1675 when John Black, executor of Peter Woolfe's estate, promises to maintain her.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Born probably about 1610, based on estimated birthdate of first child. Migrated to Massachusets Bay in 1633. Settled first in Salem, & later in Beverly. Died in Beverly 6 December 1675 (inventory).
Married by 1636 Martha Hadington; "Martha Woolfe" is in the list of those admitted to Salem church before end of 1636; if she was the mother of Peter's two daughters, then she must have married by 1633, either just before leaving England or just after arrival in New England. Martha is last seen on 21 December 1675 when John Black, executor of Peter Woolfe's estate, promises to maintain her.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Married by 1636 Martha Hadington; "Martha Woolfe" is in the list of those admitted to Salem church before end of 1636; if she was the mother of Peter's two daughters, then she must have married by 1633, either just before leaving England or just after arrival in New England. Martha is last seen on 21 December 1675 when John Black, executor of Peter Woolfe's estate, promises to maintain her.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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