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     Richard died. Richard was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. He was the son of Richard Clements and Elizabeth NN----.

     Inventory of her estate taken 30 May 1670 and totalled £13 5d. 11d; an accounting of "Grandmother Hurst's debts" was prepared after her death [PCPR3:1:18; Scrapbook 68, 90-91]. Geertrud was born circa 1585.³ She married James Hurst on 4 October 1608 at Amsterdam, Holland.³ Geertrud died at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Roger Clements was the son of Robert Clements. Roger died.

     Jane died. Jane was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. She was the daughter of Robert Clements and Alice NN----.

     Isabel was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. She was the daughter of Robert Clements and Alice NN----. Isabel died.

     Robert was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. He was the son of Robert Clements and Alice NN----. Robert died at Leire, county Leicestershire, England.

     Thomas was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. He was the son of Robert Clements and Alice NN----. Thomas died at in Parish of Broughton Astley, county Leicestershire, England.

     John died. John was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. He was the son of Robert Clements and Alice NN----.

     James was born at Croft, county Leicestershire, England. He was the son of Robert Clements and Alice NN----. James died at Frowlesworth, county Leicestershire, England.

     Elizabeth Southworth was born circa 1644 at Plymouth, MA. She was the daughter of Thomas [Captain] Southworth and Elizabeth Raynor. She married Joseph Howland on 7 December 1664.^4,1,2 Elizabeth died in 1717 at Plymouth, MA.

     Lydia died. Lydia was born on 9 January 1665 at Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts. He was the son of Lt. John Howland and Mary Lee.

     Edward Southworth of Sturton le Steeple, silk worker. Edward Southworth of Leyden was b. 1590, d ca. 1621. (letter of Robert Cushman to Edward Southworth at Heneage House, London, 17 August 1620, in Bradford's "History of Plimouth Plantation", Boston, 1901, page 86. Edward's wife was a widow in July 1623).




Edward was born circa 1590 at London, county Middlesex, England. He was the son of Thomas Southworth and Rosamund Lister. He married Alice Carpenter on 28 May 1613 at Leyden, Holland.¹ Edward died circa 1621 at London, county Middlesex, England.

     William was born at Austerfield, County Yorkshire, England. He married Alice Carpenter on 14 August 1623 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William died at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     "Rarely indowed both in Sacred and Civil Respects", arrived, Plymouth, c.1628. Agent at Kennebec, 1651-54, representing stepfather Bradford's interests, asst. govenor, 1652-3, 1657-69, commissioner to New England Confederacy, 1659-61,1654,1667-69.
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Thomas Southworth, brother of Constant Southworth, was probably born at Leiden ca 1616-1620. He came to Plymouth sometime after 1627, most likely living with his mother, Alice, and her husband, Gov. William Bradford. He married 1 September 1641 Elizabeth Reyner, daughter of Rev. John Reyner, and they had one child, Elizabeth, who married Joseph Howland. On 28 October 1641 William Bradford gave a house and land "unto my sone-in-law [stepson] Thomas Southworth". He died 8 December 1669. His will dated 18 November 1669, proved 1 March 1669/70, named his wife and his daughter Elizabeth Howland, and her husband Joseph, and left gifts to Thomas Southworth. The Thomas Southworth who came to Plymouth should not be confused with his uncle, Thomas Southworth, who stayed behind in Leiden.

Abstract Will:
      Captain Thomas Southworth

      Will, 18th November 1669. To daughter Elizabeth Howland, housing and lands in Plymouth; to her husband, his rapier and belt. To Thomas Faunce, DEborah Morton, and William Churchill.. To his brother Constant Southworth, whom he charges "for the support of my wife in her poor condition." Witnesses, John Morton, George Bonum. Inventory by George Watson, John Morton, and Ephriam Morton. Exhibited at court, 1 March 1669, on oath of Joseph Howland. Thomas was born in 1617 at Leyden, Holland.⁶ He was the son of Edward Southworth and Alice Carpenter. He migrated from Plymouth to in 1628. He married Elizabeth Raynor on 1 September 1641 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^7,5 Thomas [Captain] Southworth left a will on 18 November 1669; Captain Thomas Southworth, Last Will & Testament



The Last Will and Testament of Captaine Thomas Southworth deceased exhibited to the Court of his Matie held att Plymouth the first day of March Anno: domine one Thousand six hundred sixty and nine; on the oathes of Gorge Bonum and Iohn Morton;
This eighteenth day of Nouember Anno: domine: one Thousand six hundred sixty and nine;
The Last Will and Testament of Captaine Thomas Southworth Memorandum;
I giue vnto my daughter Elizabeth howland all my housing and Lands both vpland and meddow within the Township of Plymouth to her and her heires Lawfully begotten vpon her owne body; To them and theire heires for euer; Item I giue all my other Lands out of the Township of Plymouth vnto my said daughter Elizabeth and vnto her husband Ioseph howland; Towards the payment of my debts; to be done with the advise of the Supervisors of this my last will and Testament
Item I giue my Rapier and belt to my sonne in Law Ioseph howland I giue Thomas Faunce forty shillings to be payed in sheep or neate Cattle
I giue vnto deborah Morton the sume of forty shillings to be payed in sheep or neate Cattle
Item I giue vnto William Churchill a sheep to be deliuered to him the next Springe following the date heerof That lott and halfe of Land which is att the Eelriuer which was exchanged by mr William Bradford deceased: with Iohn Faunce for a Lott att Ionses Riuer I doe yeild vp all my Interest in the said Lott of Land & halfe To Thomas Faunce and his heires for euer
The Rest of my estate I leaue in the hands of my son Ioseph howland and my daughter his wife & my brother Constant Southworth To be disposed of as they shall see Reason: for the supply of my wife in her poor Condition
Thomas Southworth
and a seale
Witnes
Iohn Morton
Gorge Bonum;
Plymouth Colony Wills, vol. III, p. 1.


Thomas died on 8 December 1669 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Elizabeth Raynor was the daughter of John Reyner. Elizabeth died. She married Thomas [Captain] Southworth on 1 September 1641 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^1,2

     Constant was born at Leyden, Holland. He was the son of Edward Southworth and Alice Carpenter. Constant died at Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Son and heir of Sir John Southworth of Samlesbury, co. Lancaster, England. Thomas was born circa 1548 at prob. England. He was the son of Sir John Southworth Knight and Mary Asheton. He married Rosamund Lister CA 1563-1571 at prob. England.^1,2 Thomas died on 30 November 1616 at England.²

     Rosamund Lister was the daughter of Sir William Lister and Bridget Pigot. Rosamund died. She married Thomas Southworth CA 1563-1571 at prob. England.^1,2

     Of Samlesbury Hall, co. Lancaster, knighted 1547, high sheriff of Lancashire 1562, M.P. 1566, commended fro valor in Scottish war 1557, owned vast estates but was land poor, imprisoned for harboring Catholic priests. John was born circa 1526. He was the son of Sir Thomas Southworth Knight and Margery Boteler. He married Mary Asheton on 23 July 1547 at St. Leonard's, Middleton, England.^1,2 John died on 3 November 1595.

     Mary Asheton was the daughter of Sir Richard Asheton. Mary died. Of Offerton, co. Derby. She married Sir John Southworth Knight on 23 July 1547 at St. Leonard's, Middleton, England.^1,2

     Sir Thomas Southworth, Knight, of Samlesbury, high sheriff of Lancaster, fought at Flodden Field, 9 September 1513. Enlarged Samlesbury Hall, 1542-1545. Thomas was born in 1497. He was the son of Sir John de Southworth Knight and Helen de Langton. He married Margery Boteler circa 9 August 1518.^1,2 Thomas died on 13 January 1546.

     Margery Boteler was the daughter of Thomas Boteler Knight and Margaret Delves. Margery died. She married Sir Thomas Southworth Knight circa 9 August 1518.^1,2

     Sir. John De Southworth, Knight, Lord of Salesbury, Sheriff of Lancaster, Knighted 1503/4. He married Helen de Langton.^1,2 John was born in 1478.^1,2 He was the son of Sir Christopher de Southworth Knight and Isabel Dutton. John died between 1517 and 1518.¹

     Helen died. Helen was born.¹ She was the daughter of Sir Richard de Langton and Isabel Gerard. She married Sir John de Southworth Knight.^1,2

     Christopher de Southworth, Lord of Samlesbury. He married Isabel Dutton.^1,2 Christopher was born in 1443.^1,2 He was the son of Richard de Southworth and Elizabeth Molyneux. Knighted. Christopher died in 1487.

     Isabel Dutton was the daughter of Sir Thomas Dutton and Anne Tuchet de Audley. Isabel died. Of Dutton, co. Chester. She married Sir Christopher de Southworth Knight.^1,2

     Richard died. He married Elizabeth Molyneux.¹

     Elizabeth died. She married Richard de Southworth.¹

     Sir Thomas Dutton was the son of Sir John Dutton and Margaret Savage. Of Dutton, co. Chester. He married Anne Tuchet de Audley.^1,4 Thomas died on 23 September 1459.

     Anne was born.^1,4 She was the daughter of James Tuchet and Margaret de Ros. She married Sir Thomas Dutton.^1,4 Anne died in 1503.