[Page1] WM married MP, c1650; married second John Sanborn Sr as his second wife.

[1807] Lucy Warde

	bp. 13 March 1604/5	Filby, Co Norfolk	[NEHGR 141:114-120]
	d. 12 November 1665	Hampton NH	[Page1]

[Savage 3:249] From Ormseby, near Yarmouth, Co Norfolk. Came in 1637, aged 33 with Lucy , aged 30. 3 children: Frances, Margeret, and Suzanna, and two servants: William Moulton, 20, and Ann Wadd, 15. Freeman 18 May 1642. Removed to Hampton; representative there in 1657 and 1668.

[Page1] Among the first settlers of Hampton. He was one of the most active, energetic and influential men of the town: a member of the first board of selectmen and again in 1647, 1652, 1659, 1667 and 1670; a member of the general assembly in 1657 and agin in 1668. He also was marshall of the Old Colony of Norfolk, in which Hampton was then included. He was granted the priviledge, by vote of the town, of building the first saw-mill, which he was required to do within one year, but by reason of his being engaged in constructing a parsonage, the time was extended to two years. In 1659, when 76 persons were taxed, RP's tax was the highest, and amounted to one twentieth of the whole sum. Seated in accordance with their social position and standing in the community, RP had the most honorable place - in the front seat. RP ws the only Deacon of the church for more than 20 years and was succeeded by his son Francis.

[NEHGR 66:180-3] RP who was to inherit the Page homestead in Acle after his mother's death, emigrated to NE in 1637. They lived in Salem from 1637 to 1639 after which they moved to Hampton.

[3613] Margeret Goodwin

[Page1] 5 children: Robert, Thomas, Rebecca, Henry, and Francis. RPs will is dated 1 July 1617, proved 23 July.

[NEHGR 66:180-3] RP died in Ormseby between 1 and 23 July 1617 and was probably buried in the churchyard of Ormseby St Margaret.

[7225] Martha --

d. a1578

[NEHGR 66:180-3]

[NEHGR 66:180-3] Of Acle, Co Norfolk, husbandman. His wife was living at the time of his will. The had Edmund who inherited the homestead at Acle, Robert, Cicely and Margaret. His will was dated 20 April 1587, proved at Acle 15 May 1587.

In the Norfolk Parish Register of Marriages 1:22, Roberte Page & Margrett Goodwynge were married at Hemblington. AS hemblington is only 4 miles from Acle and as Page was the only person of the name there married, he is probably the Page of Acle.