James Pitney married by about 1628 Sarah _____. She died at Boston on 14 August 1658.
They had four children: Sarah Thomas, James, Abigail, & John.
Among the patron submissions in the IGI is the marriage on 27 December 1624 at Rotherhithe, Surrey, of James Pitney and Sarah Smith. Until this entry can be checked against the original parish register, this must remain an interesting clue.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Memorialized as one of the first settlers of Marshfield on cenotaph at Old Winslow Cemetery.
They had four children: Sarah Thomas, James, Abigail, & John.
Among the patron submissions in the IGI is the marriage on 27 December 1624 at Rotherhithe, Surrey, of James Pitney and Sarah Smith. Until this entry can be checked against the original parish register, this must remain an interesting clue.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Memorialized as one of the first settlers of Marshfield on cenotaph at Old Winslow Cemetery.
James Pitney married by about 1628 Sarah _____. She died at Boston on 14 August 1658.
They had four children: Sarah Thomas, James, Abigail, & John.
Among the patron submissions in the IGI is the marriage on 27 December 1624 at Rotherhithe, Surrey, of James Pitney and Sarah Smith. Until this entry can be checked against the original parish register, this must remain an interesting clue.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Memorialized as one of the first settlers of Marshfield on cenotaph at Old Winslow Cemetery.
They had four children: Sarah Thomas, James, Abigail, & John.
Among the patron submissions in the IGI is the marriage on 27 December 1624 at Rotherhithe, Surrey, of James Pitney and Sarah Smith. Until this entry can be checked against the original parish register, this must remain an interesting clue.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Memorialized as one of the first settlers of Marshfield on cenotaph at Old Winslow Cemetery.
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