Mary _____1
#3411, (circa 1610 - )
Family 1 | George Norton b. c 1610, d. 1659 | |
| Children | 1. | Freegrace Norton1 (c 1635 - ) |
| 2. | John Norton1 (c 1637 - ) | |
| 3. | Nathaniel Norton1 (c 1639 - ) | |
| 4. | George Norton Jr1 (c 1641 - ) | |
| 5. | Mary Norton1 (1643 - ) | |
| 6. | Mehitable Norton1 (c 1645 - ) | |
| 7. | Sarah Norton1 (c 1646 - ) | |
| 8. | Hannah Norton1 (c 1649 - ) | |
| 9. | Abigail Norton1 (c 1651 - ) | |
| 10. | Elizabeth Norton1 (c 1654 - 1677) |
Family 2 | Philip Fowler |
| Birth* | circa 1610 | She was born circa 1610.1 |
| Marriage* | circa 1633 | She married George Norton circa 1633 at MassachusettsG.1 |
| circa 1633 | As of circa 1633,her married name was Norton.1 | |
| 30 June 1640 | She and George Norton were in Court on 30 June 1640 at Salem Quarterly Court, Essex Co., MassachusettsG.2 | |
| Probate | November 1659 | She was the administrator of George Norton's estate in November 1659 at Essex Co., MassachusettsG.3 |
| before November 1660 | As of before November 1660,her married name was Fowler.4 | |
| Marriage* | before November 1660 | She married Philip Fowler before November 1660.4 |
Citations
- [S292] Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995), online AmericanAncestors.org, pp. 1336-39.
- [S602] George Francis Dow, compiler, Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County Massachusetts (Salem, Mass.: The Essex Institute, 1911–1919), I:18: "Will of Bethia Cartwright of Salem, deceased, dated May 2, 1640, proved June 30, 1640. No executor being named, John Jackson is appointed administrator. Georg Norton had expended about 51i. under the deacons' hands during her sickness, which is to be paid him, the coat mentioned in the will to be made a part of it. Norton's man attended her.*"
footnote "**She bequeathed " my bed, my bolster and two pillow-beres with a blancet and a coverlet unto Elizabeth Capon my sister in walderswick in Sutf item I give unto Mary Norton the wife of Georg Norton in Salem my best coat, item I giue unto my sister above said thre peuter platters and a double saltseller, item I give vnto John Jackson the son of John Jackson half a dozen spoones and a porrenger, item I give unto Margret Jackson the wife of John Jackson of Salem my box of linning, with a payre of shetes, item I will that fower payer of sheets be sold to pay pt of my debts, item I give unto Elizabeth Kellem a surg wasot. Item I give unto John Jackson aforesaid my bible, item I will that my two best cloath wascotes to be sold as my shets aforesaid. Item I give unto Elezabeth Nicksone my payer of Anderens, item I will that ray napkins and bord cloaths to be sold as my wascots aforesaid."" - [S602] George Francis Dow, Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, II:191; amount of inventory of his estate £136. 11s. 6d.; Mary had ten children: Mary Norton mentioned. Children: Freegrace, aged twenty-four years ; John, aged twenty-two; Nathanyell, aged twenty; George, aged eighteen; Mary, aged sixteen; Mehittabell, aged fourteen; Sarah, aged twelve; Hannah, aged ten; Abigaill, aged eight; Ellizabeth, aged five years.
- [S602] George Francis Dow, Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, II:254: "Mr. William Norton, attorney of Mr. Emanuell Downing v. Phillip Fowler and Mary, his wife, executrix of the estate of her late husband, George Norton. Debt. For rent which was due from her late husband, and herself, while she was a widow. Nonsuited."