Mary Herring

Mary Pearce (daughter of Robert Pearce and Anne Grenaway) was born Abt. 1628 in Shalbourne, Wiltshire, England, and died October 26, 1708 in Norfolk County, Dedham, MA.She married Thomas Herring on April 15, 1650 in Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, son of Thomas Herring.

Children of Mary Pearce and Thomas Herring are:

1. Hannah Herring, b. November 9, 1650, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. July 10, 1738.
2. Mary Herring, b. April 2, 1651, Dedham, Suffolk, MA, d. April 16, 1651, Dedham, Suffolk, MA.
3. Mary Herring, b. April 14, 1652, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. date unknown.
4. Thomas Herring, b. July 13, 1654, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. Bef. 1670, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA.
5. James Herring, b. September 5, 1656, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. March 18, 1731/32, Roxbury, MA.
6. Sarah Herring, b. January 14, 1657/58, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. December 16, 1733.
7. Deborah Herring, b. October 16, 1666, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. date unknown.
8. +Martha Herring, b. July 11, 1668, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA, d. January 30, 1709/10, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA.
9. +Thomas Herring, b. April 28, 1670, Milton, MA, d. February 8, 1744/45, Norfolk County, Dedham, MA.

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Notes

Savage, First Settlers of NE V2, Compiler: James Savage, (Little, Brown and Company (1860)), p. 406 "Herring, Thomas, Dedham, a freeman 1654, is otherwise unknown because his wife Mary, daughter of Robert Pierce, was, by misreading of the name, '''given to Thomas Haven of Dedham, when there was no such person'''.".

"Robert and Ann’s daughter Mary had married Thomas Hearring about 1650, and Robert gave her a dowry at that time. In his will he left her an additional twenty pounds, and he also bequeathed ten pounds to be divided equally among Mary’s five children. "

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