Also called Edward

No record has been found of his arrival in Plymouth. The first record is his application for land in Plymouth on 3 September 1638.1174

The first records at Plymouth, Mass., when he applied to the court, Sept. 3, 1638, for land at Woeberry Plaine, and same year on Oct. 1, the court granted him five acres. (The new county buildings are on Woeberry Plaine.) He was many times on the Jury, evidently a capable person and interested in the affairs of the Colony. He owned land at North River on the northerly bound of "the two mile," which was a part of Scituate, and at Lakenham, (now a part of Carver).1171

Made a freeman 1 Mar 1641.1175

She was the administrator of his estate, because as the court observed, "shee hath bine a true labourer with him in procuring of his estate".