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     Jonathan Buck Jr. was born on 2 April 1748 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Colonel Jonathan Buck and Lydia Morse.¹ Jonathan Buck Jr. married Hannah Cole on 27 July 1768 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.³ Jonathan Buck Jr. died on 27 March 1824 in Bucksport at the age of 75.^1,2

     Hannah Cole was born in 1751.² She married Jonathan Buck Jr., son of Colonel Jonathan Buck and Lydia Morse, on 27 July 1768 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.¹ Hannah Cole died on 9 July 1834 in Bucksport.²

     Joanna Boyse was the daughter of Rev. John Boyse.¹ Joanna Boyse married firstly Rev. Peter Prudden.¹ Joanna Boyse married Captain Thomas Willett, son of Andrew Willett and Jacobine (Jacobeda) Goad, on 19 September 1671 in Milford.² Joanna Boyse married thirdly Rev. John Bishop in 1683 in Milford, Connecticut.³ Joanna Boyse died before 22 March 1682/83.¹

     Rev. Peter Prudden was born in 1600 in King's Walden, Hertfordshire.² He came to Boston on 26 June 1637 on the Hector.² He married Joanna Boyse, daughter of Rev. John Boyse.¹ Rev. Peter Prudden died on 6 July 1656 in Milford, Connecticut.²

     John Brown Sr. was born in 1584 in England.² He married Dorothy Beauchamp ?. John Brown Sr. came to Plymouth Colony in 1633 with his wife and three daughters.
He was prominent in the Plymouth colony, having known the refugees in Leyden, when in his younger days he travelled on the Continent. He was living in Duxbury in 1636; in Taunton in 1643 but soon moved to Swansea. He was Assistant for seventeen years; served as one of the Commissioners of the United Colonies for twelve years, and sat on the Council of War for three years. He was one of the lessees of Kennebec trade in 1649.^2,3
He made a will on 7 April 1662.⁴ He died on 10 April 1662 in Swansea, Massachusetts.^5,2

     Jacobine (Jacobeda) Goad was the daughter of Dr. Thomas Goad D.D..¹ Jacobine (Jacobeda) Goad married Andrew Willett, son of Thomas Willett and Elizabeth Stanton ?, circa 29 September 1588.¹ Jacobine (Jacobeda) Goad died in 1637 in Barley, Hertfordshire.¹ She was buried on 11 July 1637 and was buried at her husband's side. (Cutter gives a date of 11 July 1632).

     Rev. Thomas Buckingham married Mary Willett, daughter of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 10 August 1703 in Farmington.¹

     Martha Willett was born on 6 August 1639.¹ She was the daughter of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Martha Willett married John Saffin on 2 December 1658 in Plymouth.¹ Martha Willett died in 1678.²

     John Saffin was born in 1634?² He married Martha Willett, daughter of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 2 December 1658 in Plymouth.¹ John Saffin died in 1710.²

     John Willett was born on 21 August 1641.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ John Willett married Abigail Collins, daughter of Edward Collins, in 1663 in Charlestown.¹ John Willett died in 1664.²

     Abigail Collins was born in 1644.² She was the daughter of Edward Collins.¹ Abigail Collins married John Willett, son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, in 1663 in Charlestown.¹ Abigail Collins died in 1673.²

     Rebecca Willett was born on 2 December 1644.¹ She was the daughter of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Rebecca Willett died on 2 April 1652 in Plymouth at the age of 7.¹

     Thomas Willett was born on 1 October 1646.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹

     James Willett was born on 24 November 1649 in Plymouth.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ James Willett married first Elizabeth Hunt, daughter of Peter Hunt, on 17 April 1673 at Rehoboth.¹ James Willett married secondly Grace Frinck on 2 August 1677 at Stonington.^1,2

     Elizabeth Hunt was the daughter of Peter Hunt.¹ Elizabeth Hunt married James Willett, son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 17 April 1673 in Rehoboth.¹ Elizabeth Hunt died in 1676.²

     Grace Frinck married James Willett, son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 2 August 1677 in Stonington.^1,2

     Hezekiah Willett was born on 20 July 1651 in Plymouth.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Hezekiah Willett died on 26 July 1651.¹

     Hezekiah Willett was born circa 6 November 1653 in Plymouth.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Hezekiah Willett married Anna Brown on 7 January 1675/76 in Swansea.¹ Hezekiah Willett died in 1676.²

     Anna Brown married Hezekiah Willett, son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 7 January 1675/76 in Swansea.¹

     David Willett was born on 1 November 1654.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹

      Of Boston. Andrew Willett was born on 5 October 1655.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Andrew Willett married Susannah Holbrook, daughter of Thomas Holbrook and Joane Kingman, on 6 March 1693/94 in Braintree, Massachusetts.^1,2

     Susannah Holbrook was the daughter of Thomas Holbrook and Joane Kingman.² Susannah Holbrook married Andrew Willett, son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown, on 6 March 1693/94 in Braintree, Massachusetts.^1,3

     Samuel Willett was born on 27 October 1658.¹ He was the son of Captain Thomas Willett and Mary Brown.¹ Said to have married and had a large family at Flushing, Long Island but there is much confusion with the descendants of another Thomas Willet who did settle in Flushing.¹

     Dorothy Beauchamp ? was born circa 1584 in England.^1,2 She married John Brown Sr.. Dorothy Beauchamp ? died on 27 January 1673/74 in Swansea, Massachusetts.³ She was buried on 29 January 1673/74.¹

      Rector of Hadleigh.¹ Dr. Thomas Goad D.D. was born in August 1576 in Cambridge.⁴ He was the son of Dr. Roger Goad D.D. and Katharine Hill.³ Dr. Thomas Goad D.D. died on 8 August 1638 in Hadleigh, Suffolk.⁴

      He began his career as a public notary and officiated as such at the consecration of Archbishop Parker. Late in life he took holy orders, becoming rector of Barley, Hertfordshire, fourteen miles from Cambridge, which living had been presented to him by his patron, Bishop Richard Cox (Bishop of Ely 1559-81). He was also admitted to the fifth prebendal stall of Ely in 1560 by his patron, with whom he had been associated as subalmoner to Edward VI. He had two sons and four daughters.¹ Thomas Willett was born circa 1511 in Ely ?, Cambridgshire.¹ He married Elizabeth Stanton ? in 1560?² Thomas Willett died in April 1598 in Barley, Buckinghamshire.¹

     Henry Willett was born. He was the son of Andrew Willett and Jacobine (Jacobeda) Goad.¹ Henry Willett died in 1670.¹

     Elizabeth Stanton ? was born in 1510.¹ She married Thomas Willett in 1560?¹ Elizabeth Stanton ? was buried on 16 April 1598 in Barley.¹