Following is as noted in Mayflower Descendant, 1916 for the Brewster fami ly with updates. The following is as noted in Mayflower Descendant, 19 16 for the Brewster family with updates.


Children of William1 and Mary Brewster
Child2 Brewster name and sex unknown; died at Leiden, Holland.
Jonathan2 Brewster apparently had a wife and child at Leiden, Holland; b ut even the baptismal name of the wife is unknown, and both died before 16 20. He married, at Plymouth, Lucretia Oldham.
Patience2 Brewster married Thomas Prence. His first wife.
Fear2 Brewster married Isaac1 Allerton, a Mayflower Passenger as his seco nd wife.
Love2 Brewster a Mayflower Passenger with his parents, married Sarah Colli er.
Child, buried Leiden
Wrestling2 Brewster a Mayflower Passenger with his parents; died a young m an, and unmarried.


Children of Jonathan2 and Lucretia (Oldham) Brewster
William3 Brewster, married Mary Peame.
Mary3 Brewster, married John Turner, Sr.
Jonathan3 Brewster
Ruth3 Brewster, married, 1st, John Pickett; married, 2d,Charles Hill.
Benjamin3 Brewster, married Ann Darte.
Elizabeth3 Brewster, married, 1st, Peter Bradley; married, 2d, Christoph er Christophers.
See Connecticut Court Record below for an interesting note on Elizabe th & Christopher.
Grace3 Brewster, married Daniel Wetherell.
Hannah3 Brewster, married Samuel Starr.


Love2 Brewster (William1), a Mayflower Passenger with his parents, marri ed Sarah Collier.
Children of Love2 and Sarah Brewster
Nathaniel3 Brewster, married Sarah ---.
Sarah3 Brewster, married Benjamin Bartlett3 (Mary2 Warren, Richard1) as h is second wife.
William3 Brewster, married Lydia Partridge.
Wrestling3 Brewster, married Mary ---.

Patience2 Brewster (William1), married Thomas Prence. His first wife.
Children of Thomas and Patience Prence
Rebecca Prence3, married Edmund Freeman.
Thomas Prence3, married --- ---.
Mercy Prence3, married John Freeman.
Hannah Prence3, married, 1st, Nathaniel Mayo; married, 2d, Jonathan Sparro w.

MB&D, Roser I:261, 262, Footnote 6: Christopher's wife Mary died in Ju ly of 1676. Connecticut county court records at New London, September,167 3, however, tell an interesting story. About three years before Chistophe rs wife's death, it seems that Elizabeth "Brawly" [Bradley, by then a wid ow with four children] was found guilty of fornication with Christopher Ch ristophers who was a "married man," the second of such offenses, and she w as now "neare the time of delivery." Delaying punishing due to her condi tion, the court nonetheless noted the "haniousness" of this crime and sta ted that she was to appear in public at a later date displaying the notic e: "Let the punishment of my whore dome be a warning to others; or el se to pay fifteen pound fyne." Elizabeth chose to pay the fine. Despite th is fact the Brewsters recorded the birth of John Christopers as the s on of Christopher and his wife Elizabeth <Brewster Book, Maryland 1:77>

The court record above apparently references the birth of a second chil d, unknown, with the earlier offense having resulted in the birth of Jo hn Christophers who dies in Jamaica 1702.

Brewster Book, Maryland 1:2:77, 1899

"(p. 187, upside down.)
John Christopher the Sonn
of Christopher Christophers &
Elizabeth his wife was Borne at New London Septemr 3d : 1668
[Bowman notes that this entry is in an unknown hand]

Sources:
Pilgrim Notes & Queries, Mayflower Descendant IV:4, 1916 p. 56
Mayflower Births & Deaths, Roser, I:175+
NEHGR 124:250: The Mother of Elder William Brewster, John G. Hunt, Mary S tubbe A Connection of Elder William Brewster?, Hunt, 128:288

Suggested Additional Reading:

Eugene Aubrey Stratton, Plymouth Colony: Its History and People 1620-16 91 Ancestry, 1986. 481pp.

Stratton also recommended the following: "An excellent short account of Br ewster's life is given in Dawes-Gates 2:143-56, and, in a footnote on p. 1 51, documented information is included to support the good possibility th at Brewster had had some interest in the Virginia settlement, and th at he might have been the father of the Capt. Edward Brewster who was a re sident of that settlement and who returned to England in 1618. A contempor ary, Nathaniel Brewster of Brookhaven, Long Island, in spite of clai ms to the contrary, has been shown most likely not to have been relat ed to Elder Brewster's family (Donald Lines Jacobus, "The Family of Rev. N athaniel Brewster," TAG 12:199)The most comprehensive family history to da te is Emma C. Jones, The Brewster Genealogy, 2 vols. (1908), which is goo d, but with some errors. A fully documented account of Brewster's first fi ve generations is being prepared for the General Society of Mayflower Desc endants by its Historian General, Barbara Lambert Merrick. . ."

Pilgrim: A Biography of William Brewster By Mary B. Sherwood, Great Oak Pr ess of Virginia. 1982

Also check the Societies and Booksellers for any recently published works.

1. Hannah Bradley , Mayflower Descendant b: 17 SEP 1656 in New London, New London, Connecticut
2. Peter Bradley b: 7 SEP 1658 in New London, Connecticut
3. Unknown b: ABT 1682

• Event: Partners ABT 1677 in New London, New London, Connecticut

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