Mary Williams was born on 12 Oct 1606 in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England. Mary was the daughter of Robert Williams (1570-1610) and Agnes (Atkins) Williams (1576-1674).
Mary married John Benson, Jr (1608-1678) in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England on Oct. 14, 1633. The marriage was recorded in the Caversham Parish Register, Oxfordshire, England. John was the son of John Benson (1580-?) and Mary (Payton) Benson (1585-?).
John and Mary along with their 2 young children, John and Mary Came in the "Confidence" on 11 April, 1638. The ship was built in 1629, in Plymouth, Eng to transport dried and pickled fish from Maine to England. It was a ship of 200 tons. Early generations of Bensons were sea captains. Found in Immigrant Ships, Transcriber's Guild Ship....Confidence, Southampton, Eng to New England, 24 Apr 1638. 200 tons, Master Mr. John Gibson.
John and Mary Williams were the parents of the following known children: John Benson, Mary Benson, Joseph Benson, Combs Benson, Martha Benson Hall, Shore Benson.
Mary died on 14 Dec 1681 in Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
Mary married John Benson, Jr (1608-1678) in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England on Oct. 14, 1633. The marriage was recorded in the Caversham Parish Register, Oxfordshire, England. John was the son of John Benson (1580-?) and Mary (Payton) Benson (1585-?).
John and Mary along with their 2 young children, John and Mary Came in the "Confidence" on 11 April, 1638. The ship was built in 1629, in Plymouth, Eng to transport dried and pickled fish from Maine to England. It was a ship of 200 tons. Early generations of Bensons were sea captains. Found in Immigrant Ships, Transcriber's Guild Ship....Confidence, Southampton, Eng to New England, 24 Apr 1638. 200 tons, Master Mr. John Gibson.
John and Mary Williams were the parents of the following known children: John Benson, Mary Benson, Joseph Benson, Combs Benson, Martha Benson Hall, Shore Benson.
Mary died on 14 Dec 1681 in Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
Mary Williams was born on 12 Oct 1606 in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England. Mary was the daughter of Robert Williams (1570-1610) and Agnes (Atkins) Williams (1576-1674).
Mary married John Benson, Jr (1608-1678) in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England on Oct. 14, 1633. The marriage was recorded in the Caversham Parish Register, Oxfordshire, England. John was the son of John Benson (1580-?) and Mary (Payton) Benson (1585-?).
John and Mary along with their 2 young children, John and Mary Came in the "Confidence" on 11 April, 1638. The ship was built in 1629, in Plymouth, Eng to transport dried and pickled fish from Maine to England. It was a ship of 200 tons. Early generations of Bensons were sea captains. Found in Immigrant Ships, Transcriber's Guild Ship....Confidence, Southampton, Eng to New England, 24 Apr 1638. 200 tons, Master Mr. John Gibson.
John and Mary Williams were the parents of the following known children: John Benson, Mary Benson, Joseph Benson, Combs Benson, Martha Benson Hall, Shore Benson.
Mary died on 14 Dec 1681 in Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
Mary married John Benson, Jr (1608-1678) in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England on Oct. 14, 1633. The marriage was recorded in the Caversham Parish Register, Oxfordshire, England. John was the son of John Benson (1580-?) and Mary (Payton) Benson (1585-?).
John and Mary along with their 2 young children, John and Mary Came in the "Confidence" on 11 April, 1638. The ship was built in 1629, in Plymouth, Eng to transport dried and pickled fish from Maine to England. It was a ship of 200 tons. Early generations of Bensons were sea captains. Found in Immigrant Ships, Transcriber's Guild Ship....Confidence, Southampton, Eng to New England, 24 Apr 1638. 200 tons, Master Mr. John Gibson.
John and Mary Williams were the parents of the following known children: John Benson, Mary Benson, Joseph Benson, Combs Benson, Martha Benson Hall, Shore Benson.
Mary died on 14 Dec 1681 in Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
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