No record of the birth of Alice is known, but her identity is revealed by references to her in wills of her kinsmen. For instance, the will of Anne Gosnold refers to her sister Alice More; the will of John Doggett of Bures refers to his sister More; the will of William Moore refers to "brother" John Dogate and his children, and to William Dogat the younger. Other documents such as the letter of Thomas Doggett to John Winthrop, discussed above, confirm her identity.1048

Alice was first married to a Mr. Lappadge, first name not known. After his death, Alice married a wealthy "gentleman" of Groton, William More. 1042

William More died leaving a will dated 6 Oct 1566, probated 8 Mar 1566/7 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (P.C.C. 9 Stonard). It leaves property to his wife, Alice and her children, Thomas, Raffe, William, Robert, Alice (Edgar).
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