William Edward MAXWELL

He was married to Annie Elizabeth KIRKMAN. Children were: Marian Elizabeth MAXWELL.

Nathaniel MAY

He was married to Mercy DAVIS.

Ruth MAY

She was married to Jesse William FOX. Children were: George James FOX.

Harriett MAYBERRY

She was married to Albert W. HAWS on 18 Sep 1879 in Utah, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County. She was sealed to spouse on 18 Sep 1879 in the Salt Lake City, Utah LDS temple. Children were: Lillian Lestra HAWS, Jane Harriett HAWS, Unknown HAWS, Martha May HAWS, Heber Bartell HAWS, Caleb Alfred HAWS, Wilford HAWS, Mary Ann HAWS, Albert Gilderoy HAWS, Alice Amber HAWS.

Lorna June MAYER

She was married to Val J. HICKS .

Experience MAYHEW

He was married to Thankful HINCKLEY .

William F. MAYLETT

He was married to Margaret WILSON .

Anne MAYO(366) Rev. John Mayo,1 b. England and graduated at an English university, probably came to America about 1638; was in Barnstable, 1639; ordained teaching elder, in connection with Rev. John Lothrop; freeman, 1640; removed to Eastham, 1646; and subsequently took charge of the church there until 1655; when he was settled over the Second or North church, in Boston. He returned to Barnstable, 1673; and passed the remainder of his life there, and at Eastham and Yarmouth with his children. His wife was named Tamosin; both d. Yarmouth; he at the home of his dau. Elizabeth, May 1676; she 1682.
Ch. b. England:
Hannah - m. Nathaniel Bacon.
Samuel - m. Tamozine Lumpkin.
John - m. Hannah Roycroft.
Nathaniel - m. Hannah Prence. (dau. of the governor.)
Elizabeth - m. Joseph Howes.
Nathaniel Mayo,2 b. England; m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas and Patience (Brewster) Prence; representative 1660. He d. 1662.
Children:
Thomas - b. Dec. 7, 1651.
Nathaniel - b. Nov. 16, 1652.
Samuel - b. Oct. 12, 1655.
Hannah - b. Oct. 17, 1657.
Theophilus - b. Dec. 17, 1659.
Rathsheba - b. 1662.
It is supposed that Samuel Mayo,3 who was b. Oct. 12, 1655, was the father of Anne, who m. Benjamin Hamblin.4
Gov. Thomas Prence,1 came from Leachdale, Gloucestershire, England, in the Fortune, which arrived at Plymouth, Nov. 20, 1621. Among those with him, whose descendants appear in this work, were William Bassett, Edward Bonpasse, and John Cannon; married first, Aug. 5, 1624, Patience, Daughter of Elder William Brewster; who died 1634; married second, 1635, Mary Collier. It is not agreed whether she was the widow, or daughter of Mr. William Collier; she died at Eastham. It is said that he married third, 1662, Mrs. Mary widow of Samuel Freeman. The author of the Freeman Genealogy denies that he married the Widow Freeman; but suggests that he married the widow, and not the daughter of William Collier. He was chosen Governor of Plymouth Colony, 1634, and served one year; res at Danbury from about 1635 until 1644; was Assistant 1635-7; again chosen governor, 1638, for one year; from 1639 to 1656 Assistant. In 1644 he removed to Eastham; he was again elected govorner 1657; and held the office until his death; removed to Plymouth 1665, where he passed the remainder of his days, in a house provided for him by the Colony at "Plain Dealing." He was a wealthy man. The following account of his death is taken from the Plymouth records: "Thomas Prence, Esq., Gov. of the Jurisdiction of New Plymouth, died Mar. 29, 1673 and was interred the 8th of Apr., following after he had served God in the office of Gov. sixteen years or near there onto; he finished his course in the 73rd year of his life. He was a worthy gentleman, very pious and very able for his office and faithful discharge thereof; studious of peace; a (illegible) to all that feared God and a terror to the wicked; his death was much lamented and his body honorably buryed at Plymouth the day and year above mentioned." His widow spent a portion of her widowhood with his daughter, Sarah, and died Dec. 9, 1695. Some "Prence Papers" were a long time in possession of his descendants. He had nine children; the records of some have not been discovered.
Children by 1st wife:
Hannah; m. Nathaniel Mayo,2 and Jonathon Sparrow.
Rebecca; m. Edmund Freeman,2 of Sandwich.
Mercy; John Freeman,2 of Eastham.
Sarah; b. 1650; m. Jeremiah Howes, of Dennis.
Affidavit. The declaration of Benjamin Hamblin, and Israell Young, being of lawful age; summoned to give evidence to the Grand Inquest on his majts behalf viz: We having pursuant to the advice of a venerable councill as also by the advice and direction of the reverend precedent (president) and fellows of Harvard college obtained the reverend Mr. John Sumner to preach the gospell unto us in our precinct at Bellensgett for some time in this sumer present & having been for a long time passt hindered from meeting in our meeting house on the sabbath to attend the publick worship by a few particular families by the desire of the people of our precinct we went to our meeting house early in the morning designing to keep the pulpitt free from being encumbered by any other person to accomodate our minister to carry on the publick worship therein & when we came to the meeting House there being severall others of our precinct there present with us, (and it being the third or fourth sabbath day after sd Mr. Sumner had been with us which was about the middle of July last; & we having not yet had the priveledg to meet in our meeting House since our sd minister came unto us,) we were urged by some of our people to place ourselves at the pulpitt door & on the pulpitt stairs thinking that might be a means to discoureg any other person except our said minister from offering to enter there in & accordingly we placed ourselves there and about seven of the clock in the morning there came Mr. Josiah Oakes, Justice John Doane & their families with them into the meeting House & sd Mr. Doan looked on us with angrie countinance and askt us what we did there. we told him we expected our minister to come in season & we prayed him that we might not have the liberty to attend the publick worship in the meeting House with our minister, which by the good providence of God & advice afore said was sent unto us & then the sd Mr. Oakes came and put his hand up towards the pulpitt door & we prayed him to forbear & he turned about & went into Mr. Doanes pew, then the sd Mr. Doane manifested much discontent & said he would place himself & came out of his seatt & took a chear & sett himself down in the alley by the pulpitt stairs hindering any passing up into the pulpitt & he setting there for severall hours excepting once he stept out of doors & his wife came out of her seat & sett herself down in the same place, till he came in and sett himself down in the same place againe & his wife returned to her former seat againe & after some words had past between sd Mr. Doane and Mr. Oakes we heard the sd Oakes say it was ten of the clock, then the sd Doane desired the sd Oakes to take his place and begin publick exercise. but the sd Oakes seemed Loath signifying that he should not be suffered to goe in to the pulpit. then Mr. Doane said to him, offer to goe in, the said Oakes came again & put his hand to the pulpit door & returned back as he had done before. then the sd Doane desired said Oakes to begin publick exercise in the pew where he was then setting; and then we prayed him again to forbear, telling we expected our minister was coming to the sd meeting house in order to carry the publick worship there in. & we prayed them that we might not be interupted but notwithstanding the sd Mr. Oakes began prayer in the sd Doanes pew with an extraordinary loud voice & so continued for some time. and sometime after we perceived that Mr. Sumner was come & was without the meeting & the bulk of the Congregation came into the meeting House & went to their seats & the sd Mr. Oakes being still at his devotion as afore sd our constable being then present went to the sd Mr. Oakes and prayed him to forbear & said to him: Sir, you are desired to desist; but the sd Oakes still continuing his exercise then the said Constable laid his open hand gently on his shoulder and said to him Mr. Josiah Oakes, I require you in his majesties name to desist and forbear making any further disturbance, or words to that purpose. whereupon the sd Mr. Oakes at once broke off from his exercise. then the sd Doane said; I command the Kings peace & sitting in the alley as afore sd & sd Doane also said to the constable I require you in his majesties name to take care of disorderly persons that make disturbance in the meeting House, or words to that purpose. whereupon the sd constable prayed Mr. Doane to remove out of the alley so that our minister might have a way to pass up into the pulpit, this prayer the said constable repeated over & over several times to the sd Mr. Doane. the sd Doane replyed to this purpose, that he would sett where he pleased in the meeting House & the sd constable further said to sd Mr. Doane that if he would not remove by persuasions he looked on himself obliged to use some other means to remove him & then the said constable lookt about & desired the people to take notice that Mr. Doane had required him to take care of the disorderly persons & then the sd constable said to Mr. Doane: Yourself Sir is the disorderly person in hindering our minister from going up in to the pulpit to carry on the publick worship, or words to that purpose. and then the sd constable laid his open hand gently on him sd Doane & said I desire or require you to remove so as to make way for our minister to go in to the pulpit, or words to that purpose, where upon the sd Mr. Doane aroze up & removed without any manner of force or violence done to him as we perceived; whereupon the sd Mr. Okes wife laid holde on the doore of the deacons seat & held it across the alley hindering the passeg up in to the pulpit until itt was by force taken out of her hand & turned aside & then the sd Doanes wife rushed out of her pew & seemed to be in a rage using very furious gestures especially against our minister who was then standing waiting to go up into the pulpitt & when the sd Mr. Sumner was gott up in to the pulpitt & began to piblick worship the sd Doanes wife made a great disturbance in calling out loud to severall persons by name & by throwing about cheers in the meeting house & then she with drew & went away with her company & further saith not.
Benjamin Hamblin.
Isaac Young.
Ebenezer Eldred of Lawful are being present at the above sd time & place testifies to the truth of the above & within written further ads that after the sd Mr. Sumner had began the publick exercise that the said Doanes wife called out very loud to Thom & Moll to come to her & that shee made such a great noise by throwing chears and stooles over in to the pew and clattering them about & calling out so loud, that he could not think no other but shee did it on purpose to disturb or hinder the publick worship. Elisha Eldred, Junior, of Lawful age coming in when the bulk of the Congregation came in to the meeting House as above sd testifies to the truth of the above & within written relating to what was done or said after he came in to the meeting house at the same time and further ads that he took notice when the said Doanes wife rushed out of her pew in such a rage she went furiously toward the said Mr. Sumner & seemed as if she would have offered violence to him and he thinks she directed her speach to him, saying: you have the imprudence of the Devill, or some words to that purpose.
Barnstable. S. S.
The above and within written evidences taken upon oath before me the subscribed on the Eleventh day of August 1727, one of the Grand Jury being present at the same time.
Nathaniel Freeman, Justice Peace.
Parents: Samuel MAYO.

She was married to Benjamin HAMLIN on 25 Oct 1716 in Massachusetts, Eastham. Children were: Cornelius HAMBLEN, Joshua HAMLIN, Benjamin HAMBLIN, Lydia HAMBLIN, Isaac HAMBLIN, Mary HAMBLIN, 2nd Lieut. Eleazer HAMLIN, Elizabeth HAMBLIN.

Bathsheba MAYO was born in 1662. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

Elizabeth MAYO Parents: Reverend John MAYO and Tamosin UNKNOWN.

She was married to Joseph HOWES .

Elizabeth MAYO was born in Massachusetts, Eastham. Parents: Samuel MAYO.

She was married to Elisha HAMLIN on 25 Jan 1721 in Massachusetts, Eastham. Children were: Elijah HAMBLIN, Elisha HAMLIN.

Hannah MAYO was born on 17 Oct 1657. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

Hannah MAYO Parents: Reverend John MAYO and Tamosin UNKNOWN.

She was married to Nathaniel BACON on 4 Dec 1642. She was married to Nathaniel BACON . Children were: Hannah BACON, Nathaniel BACON, Mary BACON, Samuel BACON, Elizabeth BACON, Jeremiah BACON, Mercy BACON, John BACON.

Reverend John MAYO(367) died in May 1676. Rev. John Mayo,1 b. England and graduated at an English university, probably came to America about 1638; was in Barnstable, 1639; ordained teaching elder, in connection with Rev. John Lothrop; freeman, 1640; removed to Eastham, 1646; and subsequently took charge of the church there until 1655; when he was settled over the Second or North church, in Boston. He returned to Barnstable, 1673; and passed the remainder of his life there, and at Eastham and Yarmouth with his children. His wife was named Tamosin; both d. Yarmouth; he at the home of his dau. Elizabeth, May 1676; she 1682.
Ch. b. England:
Hannah - m. Nathaniel Bacon.
Samuel - m. Tamozine Lumpkin.
John - m. Hannah Roycroft.
Nathaniel - m. Hannah Prence. (dau. of the governor.)
Elizabeth - m. Joseph Howes.
Nathaniel Mayo,2 b. England; m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas and Patience (Brewster) Prence; representative 1660. He d. 1662.
Children:
Thomas - b. Dec. 7, 1651.
Nathaniel - b. Nov. 16, 1652.
Samuel - b. Oct. 12, 1655.
Hannah - b. Oct. 17, 1657.
Theophilus - b. Dec. 17, 1659.
Rathsheba - b. 1662.
It is supposed that Samuel Mayo,3 who was b. Oct. 12, 1655, was the father of Anne, who m. Benjamin Hamblin.4

He was married to Tamosin UNKNOWN. Children were: Hannah MAYO, Samuel MAYO, John MAYO, Nathaniel MAYO, Elizabeth MAYO.

John MAYO Parents: Reverend John MAYO and Tamosin UNKNOWN.

He was married to Hannah ROYCROFT .

Mercy MAYO

She was married to Samuel SEARS.

Nathaniel MAYO died in 1662. He was born in England. Parents: Reverend John MAYO and Tamosin UNKNOWN.

He was married to Hannah PRENCE. Children were: Thomas MAYO, Nathaniel MAYO, Samuel MAYO, Hannah MAYO, Theophilus MAYO, Bathsheba MAYO.

Nathaniel MAYO was born on 16 Nov 1652. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

Samuel MAYO was born on 12 Oct 1655. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

He was married. Children were: Anne MAYO.

Samuel MAYO Parents: Reverend John MAYO and Tamosin UNKNOWN.

He was married to Tamozine LUMPKIN .

Samuel MAYO(368) Rev. John Mayo,1 b. England and graduated at an English university, probably came to America about 1638; was in Barnstable, 1639; ordained teaching elder, in connection with Rev. John Lothrop; freeman, 1640; removed to Eastham, 1646; and subsequently took charge of the church there until 1655; when he was settled over the Second or North church, in Boston. He returned to Barnstable, 1673; and passed the remainder of his life there, and at Eastham and Yarmouth with his children. His wife was named Tamosin; both d. Yarmouth; he at the home of his dau. Elizabeth, May 1676; she 1682.
Ch. b. England:
Hannah - m. Nathaniel Bacon.
Samuel - m. Tamozine Lumpkin.
John - m. Hannah Roycroft.
Nathaniel - m. Hannah Prence. (dau. of the governor.)
Elizabeth - m. Joseph Howes.
Nathaniel Mayo,2 b. England; m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas and Patience (Brewster) Prence; representative 1660. He d. 1662.
Children:
Thomas - b. Dec. 7, 1651.
Nathaniel - b. Nov. 16, 1652.
Samuel - b. Oct. 12, 1655.
Hannah - b. Oct. 17, 1657.
Theophilus - b. Dec. 17, 1659.
Rathsheba - b. 1662.
It is supposed that Samuel Mayo,3 who was b. Oct. 12, 1655, was the father of Anne, who m. Benjamin Hamblin.4

Children were: Elizabeth MAYO.

Sarah MAYO(369). Rev. John Mayo,1 b. England and graduated at an English university, probably came to America about 1638; was in Barnstable, 1639; ordained teaching elder, in connection with Rev. John Lothrop; freeman, 1640; removed to Eastham, 1646; and subsequently took charge of the church there until 1655; when he was settled over the Second or North church, in Boston. He returned to Barnstable, 1673; and passed the remainder of his life there, and at Eastham and Yarmouth with his children. His wife was named Tamosin; both d. Yarmouth; he at the home of his dau. Elizabeth, May 1676; she 1682.
Ch. b. England:
Hannah - m. Nathaniel Bacon.
Samuel - m. Tamozine Lumpkin.
John - m. Hannah Roycroft.
Nathaniel - m. Hannah Prence. (dau. of the governor.)
Elizabeth - m. Joseph Howes.
Nathaniel Mayo,2 b. England; m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas and Patience (Brewster) Prence; representative 1660. He d. 1662.
Children:
Thomas - b. Dec. 7, 1651.
Nathaniel - b. Nov. 16, 1652.
Samuel - b. Oct. 12, 1655.
Hannah - b. Oct. 17, 1657.
Theophilus - b. Dec. 17, 1659.
Rathsheba - b. 1662.
It is supposed that Samuel Mayo,3 who was b. Oct. 12, 1655, was the father of Anne, who m. Benjamin Hamblin.4

She was married to Benjamin HAMBLIN on 12 Sep 1780 in Massachusetts, Orleans. Children were: Benjamin HAMBLIN Twin A, Rebecca HAMBLIN Twin B, Ruth HAMBLIN.

Sarah MAYO

She was married to Edmund FREEMAN. Children were: Mercy FREEMAN.

Theophilus MAYO was born on 17 Dec 1659. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

Thomas MAYO was born on 7 Dec 1651. Parents: Nathaniel MAYO and Hannah PRENCE.

James Gray MCBRIDE

He was married to Carollee JONES on 24 Aug 1968.

Millie MCCLAWS

She was married to Edwin Marshall ORME . Children were: Ellis Marshall ORME.

Delores MCCLEARY

She was married to Leroy LITSON.

Jeannette Yvonne MCCLELLAN (Private).

Children were: Constance Anne WRIGHT, Jeannie Loraine Ruth WRIGHT, Christian Lorie WRIGHT, James Edward WRIGHT Jr. , Ramona Louise WRIGHT, David Oman Mark WRIGHT, Elizabeth Ellen WRIGHT .

Nona Estelle MCCLELLAN (Private).

Children were: Sherry Lee WRIGHT, Robert Bruce WRIGHT, James William WRIGHT, Jack Wesley WRIGHT, Ann Denise WRIGHT, Robert McClellan WRIGHT, Richard Alan WRIGHT, Paul Turner WRIGHT, Marissa Elizabeth WRIGHT.

Jane MCCLYMONT.

She was married to John BALLENTYNE . Children were: Jane BALLENTYNE.

Maria Elizabeth MCCUBBIN

She was married to George Randall HOMES. Children were: Leroy Adsit HOMES.

Reed B. MCCUNE

He was married to Fay ALLINGTON on 6 Aug 1958.

James A. MCDANIEL died.

He was married to Elizabeth POWELL.

John Thomas MCDONALD

He was married to Roberta BURNETT . Children were: Roberta MCDONALD.

Roberta MCDONALD (Private). Parents: John Thomas MCDONALD and Roberta BURNETT.

She was married to Orrin Charles HOLDAWAY on 22 Oct 1914. She was divorced from Orrin Charles HOLDAWAY. Children were: Orrin Charles HOLDAWAY Jr. .

Sarah Jane MCDONALD.

She was married to William BUYS . Children were: William H. BUYS.

Catherine MCEWAN was born on 7 Sep 1781 in Scotland, Perth, Perthshire. She was christened on 9 Sep 1781 in Scotland, Perth, Perthshire. She died on 16 May 1867 in England, Mile End Old Town, Stepney, Middlesex. Parents: Joseph MCEWAN and Margaret RUTHERFORD.

She was married to William S. PRIOR on 10 Mar 1822. Children were: Margaret PRIOR, Unknown PRIOR , Ann PRIOR.

Joseph MCEWAN

He was married to Margaret RUTHERFORD on 25 Dec 1767. Children were: Catherine MCEWAN .

Elbert Porter MCGAUGHEY

He was married to Jennie Arvilla HOLDAWAY.

Elizabeth MCGHIE

She was married to Thomas BOAM. Children were: Sarah McGhie BOAM.

Angus Nielsen MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

Beverly MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

Florence MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

She was married to William R. RICHARDS.

James MCGILL was born on 5 Jul 1889 in Scotland, North Leigh. He died on 17 Aug 1935 in Utah, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County.

He was married to Julie Salome NIELSON on 13 Aug 1913 in Montana, Anaconda. Children were: James MCGILL, Florence MCGILL, Margaret Dow MCGILL, Angus Nielsen MCGILL, Lois MCGILL, Beverly MCGILL.

James MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

He was married to Leone MITCHELL.

Lois MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

She was married to Samuel O. WHITMORE.

Margaret Dow MCGILL (Private). Parents: James MCGILL and Julie Salome NIELSON.

She was married to Charles Eldon DUNCAN.

Mildred Ilene MCINTYRE

She was married to Raymond Ernest FOULGER on 19 Oct 1943.

Rebecca Elizabeth MCKELL

She was married to Samuel Clifford FULLMER. Children were: Lavern McKell FULLMER .

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