Pertsch Family Tree AncLibyEd 7/9/2020 indicates this is Mary Margret Masterson 1603-1639, no source

Sarah Upham Wanton2014 (Wanton Married name or maiden name?)
Richard Ormesby Marr2: abt 1640 Sarah Wanton, a widow, who may have been an Upham69545 (Wanton, married name?)

English Origins of New England Families69568 (Her Father or Brother?)
Pg 571 John Upham, the progenitor of the family in this country, was born in England about the year 1597. Neither his birth-place, nor who were his parents, has yet been ascertained. He came to MA in 1635, as we learn from the Public Record Office in London, where his name is included in a list of 106 passengers,* name of ship not given: “Bound for New England, Waymouth ye 20 Mar 1635” among others, John Upham age 35 (either his age given here or on the tombstone at Malden is incorrect). Elizabeth Upham, age 32. John Upham Jr. age 7. Sarah Upham age 26, Nathaniel Upham age 5. Elizabeth Upham age 3. Many of these passengers are mentioned as coming from different parishes in Somerset, but in the case of John Upham and family, the place was omitted. He had three other children, and as their names are not included in the above list, they may have been born in Weymouth, MA. Their names were Mary, Phineas and Priscilla. Phineas Upham, afterwards lieutenant, was also the ancestor of all the American Uphams. He d: of wounds received at the battle of Canonious, the Narraganset Fort. John Upham’s grave is still to be seen in the “old burying ground” at Malden, and bears the inscription, “Here lyes the body of John Upham, age 84. Died Feby 25th 1681.”
* The passengers accompanied the Rev. Joseph Hull, who with twenty-one families settled at Weymouth that year (Winthrop’s N.E., ed. 1853, i.194). Dr Upham, in his Genealogy, printed in 1845 (page 5), conjectured that John Upham came with Rev. Mr. Hull, and this list, which was not discovered till 1870, confirms his conjecture. The list was first printed in the Register for January, 1871 (ante, XXV. 13)-ED.

Genealogical Notes On the Founding of New England69569 (Her brother John? Her Parents Richard & Maria?)
Pg 286 i247 Deacon John* Upham of Weymouth and Malden, MA b: bat __ 1600 (gave his age as 35, Mar 1635-6); s/o Richard and Maria* ( ) Upham* of Bicton, Devon, England Marr: 1 Nov 1626 Elizabeth Slade He d: 25 Feb 1681-2 according to his tombstone still standing near center of old churchyard, Malden.
He sailed from Weymouth, co Dorset, 20 Mar 1635, with wife, Elizabeth, aged 32 and children, John 7, Nathaniel 5, Elizabeth 3; also Sarah Upham, probably his sister, aged 26. He lived at Weymouth, MA abt thirteen yrs, was made Freeman 2 Sep 1635 and appeared at Malden in 1648. He Marr2: Catherine Hollard, widow of Angel, Aug 1671; was brother-in-law to Joanne, wife of Robert Martin of Rehoboth and to Richard Webb of Weymouth.* He was highly esteemed for his piety, intelligence and engaging character. Filled many civil offices; was Deputy or Representative, 1636-39 from Weymouth, and Commissioner, Nov 1639 for the town, and Deacon of the Church at Malden many years. He was also Selectman and Commissioner for Malden and performed the duties of Moderator at a town meeting a few months before his death. (N.E. Reg., I, p.365; Ibid, 23 p.33; Ibid 33, p.44; Savage, 4, p.360)
* In the same ship came “Robt Martyn of Badcome husband(superscript m) 44, Joane Martyn 44 Dorsst Richard Wade of Simatuly Cap aged 60, Elizabeth Wade his wife.” This evidently refers to Robert Martin, afterwards of Rehoboth. Is not the “Richard Wade” intended for Richard Webb, the other brother-in-law? (N.E. Reg, p.15) Matthew Allyn1 and his family also came on the ship, or at least their names are included in the same list of passengers who sailed from Weymouth, 20 Mar 1685.
i248 Elizabeth Slade1, wife of Deacon John Upham b: bat 1603 England; Marr: 1 Nov 1626 at Bicton, Devon, England; d: probably in 1670.
Their children:
John, abt 1628; bur: Weymouth 5 Jun 1640
Nathaniel (Rev) abt 1630; d: Cambridge 20 Mar 1661-2; Marr: 5 Mar 1661-2 Elizabeth Stedman
Elizabeth, bat 1632 (she was 3 yrs old in Mar 1635-6); d: 12 Jan 1705-6 aged 74 Marr: bat 1650 Thomas Welch
h-125 Phinehas2, abt 1635; Marr: Ruth Wood2
Mary, d: 27 Jun 1677 Marr: bef 1662 John Whittemore
H-124 Priscilla2, 1642; Marr: Thomas Croswell1
The Upham Genealogy, 1892; Wyman’s Charlestown; N.E. Reg., 23, p.32; Ibid, 7, p.14

Pg 63368495 (Her brother John?)
Upham - This was a common name in England as early as 1200 and is supposed to be of Saxon origin The first to bear the name who arrived in America was John Upham, who is buried at Chelsea, MA, beneath a monument on which is engraved: “Here Lys ye body of John Upham, aged 84 years, Died Feb 25, 1681” He was born in England, it is thought in Somersetshire. He came to America with the Hull colony consisting of twenty-one families numbering one hundred and five souls, that sailed from Weymouth, in old Dorset, England, Mar 20, 1635, for the lands of the MA Bay Colony, arriving in Boston after a passage of forty-six days. They, settled at Weymouth, MA, where a small settlement already existed, called Wessaquscus. The following shows the Uphams who came over with the Hull colony as taken from the records. The relationship can be readily inferred: John Upham, aged thirty-five years; Elizabeth Upham, aged thirty-two years; Sarah Upham, aged twenty-four years; John Upham, Jr., aged seven years; Nathaniel Upham, aged five years; Elizabeth Upham, aged three years.
Sarah Upham is believed to have been sister of John Upham. He was a resident of Weymouth at least thirteen years. He was selectman; commissioner to treat with the Indians; court officer with power to try small causes in Weymouth and held other town offices. ... His wife was Elizabeth Webb, whom he married in England and was the mother of all his children.

Pg 19 Devonshire: Upham, John; English Parish Name: Bicton; Ship: (blank); New England Town: Weymouth, MA; Ref: Boston T. 22 Apr 8; 28 Sep 2568496 (Brother?)

Bristol County MA Probate File Papers 1686-188064074 (No Sarah Ormsbee)

Image 532of642 Pg 478 Sara Uppam may have become the wife of Richard Webb69570