[Ayer 97] WA's first wife.

[NEHGR 7:311] AG also listed a wife of Peter Ayer as well as WA

[6463] Dorothy --

d. 27 January 1665

[Savage 2:270]

[NEHGR 8:82] Goodal, Richard, Sen. codicil to his will 8 Sept 66, inv 4 Oct 66, w. Dorothy d 27 11 64. Ch Ann, w of William Allen, a daughter m. -- Hubbard (probably deceased) and Richard of Boston, a mariner. He mentiones a gand-daughter Hubbard and his brothers Edward French, Philip Challis an dRichard Wells (Dea. Richard Wells d. 12 July 1672). [NEHGR 41:70] In King Philips War

[NEHGR 6:205-6] Early settlers of Essex and Old Norfolk

[NEHGR 3:55] RG listed as an original settler of Salisbury Mass (#59)

[Savage 2:270-1] RG in Newbury Mass 1638, was from Yarmouth, Co Norfork. Removed to Salisbury Mass amoung the first settlers in 1639 of 1640. Coffin says he died 1666. The same writer gives in his list Eliz. G. also from Yarmouth wh. d. 8 April 1647, at Newbury, .... I presume she was his mother.

[Torrey] GOODALE, Richard (1594-1666) & Dorothy _____ (-1665); in Eng, by 1623; Newbury/Salisbury {Reg. 8:82; Tubbs (1956) 14c; Hartford Prob. 1:202; Moore Anc. 277; Granberry 151, 227; Salisbury Fam. 176; Paul Anc. 157; Hubbard 86; Essex Ant. 6:83; Wells (#5) 85-6; Drown (ms) 33; Tracy (1936) 177}

[12925] Elizabeth Taylor

d. 8 April 1647

Newbury Mass

[Savage 2:270-1]

[NEHGR 29:273-4] Mentions EG as having 3 daughters: Elizabeth (m John Lowell), Joana (m John Olson, William Gerrish), and Ann (m thomas Milward, Daniel Pierce)

[NEGHR 34:48] Abraham Toppan's wife, whose maiden name was Taylor, ... her mother, Elizabeth, inherited considerable property from a second husband, John Goodall of Yarmouth, will dated 1625. Mrs Goodale camwith Toppan in the Mary Ann, 1637.

[Torrey] GOODALE, John (-1625, in Eng) & Elizabeth [TAYLOR] (-1647) (mother of Richard?); by 1600?; Salisbury/Newbury {EIHC 51:73; Cushing (ms) 189, 195, 435; Reg. 7:170; Salisbury Fam. 176, 285; Newbury Hist. 303; Crapo 649; Lowell 7; Paul Anc. 157; Greenleaf Anc. 79; Moore Anc. 277}