Misc. Notes
Pg 1908 The company was composed of twenty families, the majority of whom were weavers, and they were the first to manufacture woolen cloth in New England. Thomas Nelson appears to have been one of the wealthiest as well as one of the most able among the Rowley settlers and acquired prominence both in business and official life.
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MA Town & Vital Records 1620-1988 Rowley Image155of1804 Pg 254 Elizabeth Nelson d/o Thomas Nelson Sr d: 31 Oct 1689
64310 (His dau? By which wife?)
Vol 1 Pg 109 Thomas Nelson of Rowley in Co Essex, to make a voyage into old England make Will dated 24 Dec 1645
180677(No Elizabeth Nelson listed in his will - see above)
My Aunt Katherin Withars (how related?)
Richard Bellingham & Uncle Richard Dumer, Executors
Mr Ezekiel Rogers of Rowley & Mr. John Norton of Ipswich to be my overseers
Witness: Jeremy Howchin, Ezekiel Northene
Codicil about to return fm England 6 Aug 1648