Mary was baptized at Barnstable, Massachusetts on 2 November 1639.
She married:
(1) Sgt. William Harlow at Plymouth, Mass. on 24 January 1665/6. She was his third wife. They had six children: Hannah, Bathsheba, Joanna, Mehitabel, Judith and Benjamin, whom they raised in the house William built using timber first used in the original Plymouth fort. The structure is open today as the “Harlow House Museum” and is maintained by the Harlow Family Association.
(2) Ephraim Morton at Plymouth on 18 October 1692. They signed a pre-nuptial agreement that protected her dower right in William's estate, while she quitclaimed her dower right in Ephraim's estate.
(3) Hugh Cole at Plymouth on 30 January 1693/4.
She married:
(1) Sgt. William Harlow at Plymouth, Mass. on 24 January 1665/6. She was his third wife. They had six children: Hannah, Bathsheba, Joanna, Mehitabel, Judith and Benjamin, whom they raised in the house William built using timber first used in the original Plymouth fort. The structure is open today as the “Harlow House Museum” and is maintained by the Harlow Family Association.
(2) Ephraim Morton at Plymouth on 18 October 1692. They signed a pre-nuptial agreement that protected her dower right in William's estate, while she quitclaimed her dower right in Ephraim's estate.
(3) Hugh Cole at Plymouth on 30 January 1693/4.
Mary was baptized at Barnstable, Massachusetts on 2 November 1639.
She married:
(1) Sgt. William Harlow at Plymouth, Mass. on 24 January 1665/6. She was his third wife. They had six children: Hannah, Bathsheba, Joanna, Mehitabel, Judith and Benjamin, whom they raised in the house William built using timber first used in the original Plymouth fort. The structure is open today as the “Harlow House Museum” and is maintained by the Harlow Family Association.
(2) Ephraim Morton at Plymouth on 18 October 1692. They signed a pre-nuptial agreement that protected her dower right in William's estate, while she quitclaimed her dower right in Ephraim's estate.
(3) Hugh Cole at Plymouth on 30 January 1693/4.
She married:
(1) Sgt. William Harlow at Plymouth, Mass. on 24 January 1665/6. She was his third wife. They had six children: Hannah, Bathsheba, Joanna, Mehitabel, Judith and Benjamin, whom they raised in the house William built using timber first used in the original Plymouth fort. The structure is open today as the “Harlow House Museum” and is maintained by the Harlow Family Association.
(2) Ephraim Morton at Plymouth on 18 October 1692. They signed a pre-nuptial agreement that protected her dower right in William's estate, while she quitclaimed her dower right in Ephraim's estate.
(3) Hugh Cole at Plymouth on 30 January 1693/4.
Family Members
Parents
Siblings
Children
Advertisement
See more Harlow Morton Cole or Shelley memorials in:
- Find a Grave Harlow Morton Cole or Shelley
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
