[NEHGR 69:146-159] Em married John Johnson of Charlestown, s William and Elizabeth, who removed to Haverhill before 1662.

[Johnson2 5] EM, daughter of Elias and Ann Maverick.

[Savage 3:179-80] EM born 2 June 1639, died probably young. But later S. notes that the will mentions children of EM who had married JJ. Perhaps S. meant age 25 as young.

[1539] Anna Harris

	b. c1613		[NEHGR 69:146-159]
	d. 7 September 1697	Reading Mass	[NEHGR 69:146-159]

[NEHGR 69:146-159] Elias, b in England abt 1604; died 8 Swpt 1684, aged 80; bur at Charlestown Mass, where his gravestone was to be seen about half a century ago. M abt 1633 Anna Harris, dau of Thomas deceased and Elizabeth (who m between May 1631 and Sept 1634 Dea. William Stitson). Anna (Harris) Maverick was admitted to the church at Charlestown 7 Oct 1639, and d at Reading Mass (where her marrieddaughers Sarah Walton and Ruth Smith lived), 7 Sept 1697, aged 84.

EM was at Winnissimet (now Chelsea) Mass in 1630; was admitted to the church at Charlestown 9 Feb 1632/3; was made freeman 11 June 1633; and lived at Winnissimet, near his brother Samuel's house on the westerly part of the Maverick Estate (now belonging to the US Government). In 1654 he was a member of the Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company. He deposed 15 June 1680, aged 75. His will dated 13 Oct 1681 was proved 6 Nov 1684, his estate being appraised at 820-15-0.

Children: John, 3 Feb 1635/6; Abigail, 10 Aug 1637; Elizabeth, 2 June 1639; Sarah, 20 Feb 1640; Elias, 17 Mar 1643/4; Peter; James; Mary; Ruth; Paul, 10 June 1657; Rebecca, 1 Jan 1659/60.

[Savage 3:179-80] Charlestown 1632, was of the church in February 1633 and a freeman 11 June 1633, living at Winnesemet, the part of Boston, now Chelsea. Married Ann, daughter of Widow Elizabeth Harris, who became the widow of Deacon William Stetson. Had John born 13 Frebruary 1636, Abigail, Elizabeth born 2 June 1639 died young probably, Sarah, Elias, Peter, Mary, Ruth , Paul, and Rebecca. EM was of the artillery company in 1654 and diec around 1684. His will is dated 19 October 1681 and proved 6 November 1684.

[3077] Mary Gye

	b. c1580		[NEHGR 115:248-252]
	d. aft 9 Oct 1666		[NEHGR 69:146-159]

[NEHGR 69:146-159] John Mavericke, clerk, baptized at Awliscombe co Devon, 28 Dec 1578, died at Dorchester Mass 3 Feb 1635/6. Married at Islington Co Devon 28 October 1600 Mary Gye who was living in New England as late as 9 Oct 1666.

JM was matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford 24 Oct 1595, aged 18, being described as a clergyman's son. He received BA 8 July 1599, MA 7 July 1603, having already ordained at Execer Co Devon, as a decon and priest 29 July 1597. Perhaps he was curate to his uncle, Radford Mavericke, vicar of Islington, the parish in which the record of his own marriage is found. On 30 Aug 1615 he was inducted at Silverton Co Devon, by William Cotton, Bishop of Exeter, to the rectory of Beaworthy Co Devon on the presentation of Arthur Arscott Esq, patron of the living [NEHGR 49:214,458]. He remained at Beaworthy until his resignation shortly before his emigration to NE, his successor, John Crought, BA being inducted 24 March 1629/30. In this month JM was chosen one of the teachers of the Puritan church that was organized at Plymouth, England; and on 20 March 1629/30 he sailed from Plymouth in the Mary and John, one of the ships of Winthrop's fleet, with the colonists who arrive in NE 30 May 1630 and founded the town of Dorchester Mass. He took the oath as freeman on 18 May 1631, and was minister at Dorchester until his death.

Children: Samuel, c1602; Elias, c1604; Mary; Moses, c1611; Arron; Abigail; Antipas.

[NEHGR 96:232-241] For the ancestors here is essentially identical to NEHGR 69:146-159.

{See also NEHGR 78:448-9; Cresswell, The Mavericks of Devonshire and Massachusetts, 1929}

[6153] Dorothy Tucke

[NEHGR 69:146-159] Peter Mavericke, clerk, vicar of Awliscombe, co Devon born proably about 1550, being referred to in the will of Radford Mavericke as the testator's eldest brother, died a violent death prior to 3 February 1616/7, when John Hassard was instituted vicar of A. He married at A 7 November 1557 Dorothy Tucke. Peter Bull, alias Mavericke, was ordaained as a deacon 15 Jan 1573/4, and Peter Mavericke, alias Bull, was ordained as a priest 17 Mar 1573/4. On 3 Nov 1580 PM alias Bull, clerk, was admitted to the perpetual vicarage of Awliscombe. In 1612, be brought suit against William Champneys, the record of which has been of the utmost importance in compiling the Maverick Pedigree (vid supra p 150).

Children all baptized at Awliscombe: John, 28 Dec 1578; Judith and Rebecca, 24 June 1580; Nathaniel, 24 June 1583; Daniel, 11 June 1585; Elizabeth, 11 June 1585; Marie, 24 July 1586; Marie, 4 August 1588.

[12305] ?

[NEHGR 69:146-159] Robert Mavericke, clerk, of Awliscombe, Co Devon, was buried at Awliscombe 14 Nov 1573. He is mentioned in the Awliscombe registers as early as 18 June 1561, when his sonn Radford was baptized. Children: Peter, b cprobably about 1550; Alexander c1552; John, living 1622; Edward; Radford, bp 18 June 1561; Elizabeth, bp 19 April 1564; William, bp 5 November 1567; a daughter who married Robert Caddey.