[Milford 60] MW, daughter of TW and AT.

[NEHGR 80:302] MW died before her father; his will of 7 November 1659 bequeathed to ``my daughter Maryes children''. Married --.

[12079] Alice Tomes

d. c1646

Conn

[NEHGR 80:300]

[NRHGR 80:300-302] Married 2nd Elizabeth (Deming) Foote, who died between 16 August 1682 and 3 September 1683, sister of John Deming and widow of Nathaniel Foote, both of Wethersfield.

On 5 July 1615, shortly before his first marriage, his father and olderbother settled on him a house and lands in Burmington, Co Warwick, and he proved his borthers will, as one of the executors, 7 February 1627/8. He owned, probably before he left England, on share in the Piscataqua patent of lands.

TW emigrated to NE with his six children after 20 August 1635 and before 5 April 1636. He was with his wife in Boston, 9 June 1636, and perhaps had a house at Cambridge 8 February 1635/6. H settled at Hartford Conn, his home lot being opposite that of Gov Geroge Wyllys on what is now Governor Street. The first mentions of TW in the Conn. Colony Records is under the date of 28 March 1637 when he was a member of the court held at Hartford. He acted as a magistrate every year from then until his death; he also held various offices and commissions. He was elected Governor in 1655, and 1658, and deputy governor in 56, 57 and 59.

Deeds indicate that TW moved to Wethersfield between 16 May and 10 October 1646, about the time of his second marriage. His inventory, taken 30 January 1659/60 by John Cotton and John Deming amounted to 1069-08-02.

[24157] Alice --

d. a1615

[Hale-House 777-782]

[NEHGR 80:300] Probably the Robert Welles of Stourton in Whichford, Co Warwick. Under 21 on 8 October 1558. He was the executor and residuary legatee of his uncle Walter Wells will.

[48313] Elizabeth --

d. bu 11 January 1552/3

Whichford, Co Warwick

[Hale-House 777-782]

[NEHGR 80:299] TW probably married first Elizabeth ...; and married 2nd at Whichford, 28 October 1553, Elizabeth Bryan, who was perhaps the EW of Stourton who was buried 4 October 1558. He was persumably the TW who was taxed at Whichford in 1542 on goods valued at 8 pounds, the tas being 2s 8d. Administration of his estate was granted 8 October 1558 to his brother Walter of Teddington, Co Worcester, for the benefit of his children Robert and Ann until one of them attain the age of 21.

[Hale-House 777-782]

[96625] ?

[NEHGR 80:299] Perhaps the Robert Wellys who was taxed at Whichford, Co Warwick in 1523. Was the father of at least two of the following: Thomas, Walter and (perhaps) William.