Remember married Edward Woodman 1670. Edward was born About 1647, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America; died Before 25 October 1698, Boston, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet]

1. Remember Woodman was born About 1673, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; was christened 15 Jun 1684, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; died Before Dec 1702, Boston, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America.

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Moses immigrated on the ship Mary & John, departing from Plymouth, England 20 Mar 1630, arriving 30 May 1630 in Dorchester, Mass Bay Colony with his parents.

Moses Maverick was a proprietor at Dorchester, Mass. in 1633. On Jan. 6, 1633 was ordered by that town that he should have the lot of land" that was allotted for Edward Ransford." Moses soon sold the property to John Greenaway (Register , Vol. 32 Pg. 57) , moved to Salem, Mass., where he was engaged in 1634 in the fishing business, was where he was admmitted freeman 3 Sept 1634, and settled in Marblehead, Mass. as early as 1635. He paid to the General Court the rent for Noodles's Island (now East Boston) in 1636, having charge of it during the absence of his brother Samuel Maverick, in Virginia. He was a proprietor at Marblehead in 1637, constable in 1643, selectman, justice of the peace, and town clerk, and solemnized marriages at Marblehead previous to his death.He desposed in September 1662, age 50 years.

MOSES, 6th known child of Rev. John & Mary(Gye) Maverick, was baptized at South Huish 3 November 1611. He married (1) by 6 May 1635 Remember Allerton, daughter of ISAAC ALLERTON . He married (2) Boston 22 October 1656 Eunice (_____) Roberts, widow of Thomas Roberts.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.

Moses married Remember Allerton 6 May 1635. Remember was born 1614, Leiden, Holland, Netherlands; died 12 Sep 1652. [Group Sheet]

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REMEMBER, eldest daughter of Pilgrims Isaac & Mary (Norris) Allerton, was born say 1615. She is listed as "Mayflower Passenger". Mary married by 6 May 1635 Moses Maverick [MBCR 1:147], son of Rev. JOHN MAVERICK [MD 5:129-41; NEHGR 96:358-61; Small Gen 669-80].

Find A Grave contributor Dan Silva adds:
born 1614 in Leyden, South Holland, Netherlands died 12 Sep 1655 in Marblehead, Massachusets

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Robert Mavericke was baptiszed at Awliscombe, England 28 Dec. 1578, died at Dorchester, Mass., 3 Feb. 1635/36, being according to Winthrop " near sixty years of age." He married at Ilsington, Devon, England 28 October 1600, Mary Gye, who was living in New England as late as 9 Oct. 1666. In 1665 Col. Cartwright states that Mr. Samuel Maverick, his fellow commissioner, " hath his mother, wife, children & brothers living there in Massachusetts"
"Memorial concerning the Massachusets," quoted in the Register, Vol. 48 Pg. 207. On 9 October 1666 Samuel Maverick, writing from Rhode Island to Secretary Sir William Morrice, says that his mother" presents her humble service." Calendar of State Papers, Colonial , America and West Indies, 1661 - 1668, pp. 414 - 415, no. 1288.

John married Mary Gye Mary was born 1580, Ilsington, Devon, England; was christened 28 Oct 1580, Awliscombe, Devonshire, England; died 9 Oct 1666, Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; was buried Oct 1666, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet]

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Mary Gye emigrated to New England on the ship Mary & John. The vessel left Plymouth, Devonshire, England, March 1630 and arrived in Nantucket, Plymouth, Ma. on 3 May 1630. She and husband John had 5 children