JOHN WOODMANSEY, eldest son of Robert & Anna Woodmansey, was born say 1635, probably at Ipswich.
He married (1) by 1660 Margaret _____ (only known child b. Boston 17 October 1660).
He married (2) Boston 1 May 1662 Elizabeth Carr, daughter of GEORGE CARR {1634, Ipswich},
He married (3) Cambridge 23 July 1672 Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Jonas Clark. (In his will of 22 April 1684, "John Woodmansey of Boston" named "my honored father-in-law Elder Jonas Clarke, my loving brother-in-law Doctor Will[ia]m Avery and my loving friend Mr. Edward Wyllys" as overseers.)
He married (1) by 1660 Margaret _____ (only known child b. Boston 17 October 1660).
He married (2) Boston 1 May 1662 Elizabeth Carr, daughter of GEORGE CARR {1634, Ipswich},
He married (3) Cambridge 23 July 1672 Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Jonas Clark. (In his will of 22 April 1684, "John Woodmansey of Boston" named "my honored father-in-law Elder Jonas Clarke, my loving brother-in-law Doctor Will[ia]m Avery and my loving friend Mr. Edward Wyllys" as overseers.)
JOHN WOODMANSEY, eldest son of Robert & Anna Woodmansey, was born say 1635, probably at Ipswich.
He married (1) by 1660 Margaret _____ (only known child b. Boston 17 October 1660).
He married (2) Boston 1 May 1662 Elizabeth Carr, daughter of GEORGE CARR {1634, Ipswich},
He married (3) Cambridge 23 July 1672 Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Jonas Clark. (In his will of 22 April 1684, "John Woodmansey of Boston" named "my honored father-in-law Elder Jonas Clarke, my loving brother-in-law Doctor Will[ia]m Avery and my loving friend Mr. Edward Wyllys" as overseers.)
He married (1) by 1660 Margaret _____ (only known child b. Boston 17 October 1660).
He married (2) Boston 1 May 1662 Elizabeth Carr, daughter of GEORGE CARR {1634, Ipswich},
He married (3) Cambridge 23 July 1672 Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Jonas Clark. (In his will of 22 April 1684, "John Woodmansey of Boston" named "my honored father-in-law Elder Jonas Clarke, my loving brother-in-law Doctor Will[ia]m Avery and my loving friend Mr. Edward Wyllys" as overseers.)
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