Mary Snow

Descendant of Mayflower passenger Peter Browne.

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Mary Rickard formerly Snow aka Tinkham [uncertain] was born about 1658 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, New England [uncertain] to William Snow Sr and Rebecca (Browne) Snow. She is the sister of William Snow Jr., Hannah (Snow) Howes, Joseph Snow Sr, James Snow, Lydia Snow, Benjamin Snow and Rebecca (Snow) Rickard.

Wife of Ephraim Tinkham — married [date unknown] in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.

Wife of John Rickard — married about 1676 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

She is the mother of Mary (Rickard) Eddy, Lydia (Rickard) Tilson, John Rickard Jr., Joseph Rickard, Mercy (Rickard) TIlson, Joanna (Rickard) Whiton, Abigail Rickard and Rebeckah (Rickard) Pratt. Mary died after 1726 in Plymouth, Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England. Profile managers: Chet Snow and Mayflower Project WikiTree private message Profile last modified 6 Dec 2017 | Created 27 Sep 2010

Mary (Snow) Rickard was related to a passenger on the Mayflower.

The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.

Biography

Mary Snow was a daughter of William Snow and his wife, Rebecca Brown(e), who was a daughter of Mayflower passenger Peter Brown(e). Mary is the first of four daughters named in William Snow's will, suggesting that she may have been the oldest.[1] She was born in the Plymouth Colony of New England, probably in the town of Bridgewater where her father was named a Freeman in 1657. Her birth date is estimated to be about 1658, based on her parents' marriage date, the birth order implied by the sequence of names in her father's will, and the estimated date of her marriage.

Mary Snow is thought to be the Mary who married John Rickard, son of Giles Rickard. Robert Wakefield quoted Shaw's Families of the Pilgrims: Peter Brown as stating that Mary Snow "probably married John Rickard, but conclusive proof has not been discovered." Wakefield speculated that "this opinion is apparently based on the fact that Mary's sisters Hannah and Rebecca married Giles and Samuel Rickard" (brothers of John Rickard). He stated, "While possible, this assumption is not accepted by by the Mayflower Society."[2] This marriage is estimated to have been in 1676, probably in Plymouth.[3]

John Rickard and his wife Mary had eight children that lived:[4][5]

Mary (or Marcy), born 27 October 1677 in Plymouth;[6] she may be the Mary Rickard who married Jabez Eddy in 1700 and died in 1711[7] Lydia, born 12 July 1679 John, born 29 December 1681 in Plymouth[8] Joseph, born 7 February 1683 in Plymouth[9] Mercy (aka Marcy) born 14 May 1687 in Plymouth Joanna (aka Joannah) born 22 September 1691 in Plymouth Abigail (aka Abigaiel) born 22 May 1694 in Plymouth Rebeckah (aka Rebecca) born 3 January 1699 in Plymouth[10] Other than the Plymouth "Vital Records," few contemporary sources exist that discuss the lives of the Rickard and Snow families in the late 1600s. For example, many have confused the lives and families of first-cousins & homonyms, John Rickard, mixing together John Rickard Jr. who was born in 1657 and who married Mary Cooke with "Deacon John Rickard" who was born in 1652 and who married Mary Snow, subject of this profile .

Mary Snow's husband, "Deacon John Rickard," died in 1726 at age 74. She would have been about 68. Some family genealogies, but with No sources, state that she remarried to "Ephraim Tinkham" after John's death but this remains unproven. Her exact death date and location are also unproven unless further research uncovers them. It is assumed that she died after 1726 in any case and most-likely in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Sources

↑ Snow, page 7 ↑ Wakefield, "The Tilson Family of Plymouth Colony," page 39, footnote ↑ New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Clarence A. Torrey. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. II, page 1275. ↑ Plymouth (Massachusetts) Vital Records, accessed at Ancestry.com (p. 26) and on Book One, p. 15, at AmericanAncestors.org (New England Historic Genealogical Society) ↑ A Tree of Life - Mary Snow. ↑ Plymouth Vital Records, page 669: "Mary the daughter of John Rickard son of Gyles Rickard was born the 27th of Oct 1677" ↑ “New England Marriages Prior to 1700” by Clarence Almon Torrey, Pg. 242, and “The Eddy Family in America” compiled by Ruth Story Devereux Eddy, Pg. 61 ↑ Plymouth Vital Records, page 671: "John, the son of John Rickard, the son of Gyles Rickard, was born the 29th of Dec. 1681" ↑ Plymouth Church Records, page 254 reports the baptism in 1683 of "Joseph son of John & Mary Rickard Junior," but this assignment to John Jr. is assumed to be an error, because Plymouth Vital Records names his father as John Sr., and there is no mention of Joseph in the will of John Rickard Jr. ↑ Plymouth Vital Records gives the birthdate as 3 January 1699. It is not clear whether this is an old-style or new-style date. See also:

David Huntington & Suzannah Vencill Family Tree - Mary Snow A Tree of Life - Mary Snow] Shaw, Hubert K. Families of the Pilgrims: Peter Brown. Boston, 1955, page 6. Snow, Edwin H. The William Snow family. Descendants of William Snow, who landed at Plymouth, Mass., in 1635. Providence, R.I.: Snow & Farnham Co., Printers. 1908. Wakefield, Robert S. Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Volume 7, Peter Brown, Plymouth MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2002. Wakefield, Robert S. "The Tilson Family of Plymouth Colony." The American Genealogist, vol. 69 (1994), pages 37 ff. World Family Tree, Volume 1, pre-1600 to present. WFT Family #3567 Acknowledgements

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Mary Snow b. ca 1656 d. 1699+ unmarried!!!! NO HUSBANDS.

Per Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families Vol. 7.

Mary Snow

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Mary (Snow) Rickard was related to a passenger on the Mayflower.

The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.

Mary Snow was a daughter of William Snow and his wife, Rebecca Brown(e), who was a daughter of Mayflower passenger Peter Brown(e). Mary is the first of four daughters named in William Snow's will, suggesting that she may have been the oldest.[1] She was born in the Plymouth Colony of New England, probably in the town of Bridgewater where her father was named a Freeman in 1657. Her birth date is estimated to be about 1658, based on her parents' marriage date, the birth order implied by the sequence of names in her father's will, and the estimated date of her marriage.

Mary Snow is thought to be the Mary who married John Rickard, son of Giles Rickard. Robert Wakefield quoted Shaw's Families of the Pilgrims: Peter Brown as stating that Mary Snow "probably married John Rickard, but conclusive proof has not been discovered." Wakefield speculated that "this opinion is apparently based on the fact that Mary's sisters Hannah and Rebecca married Giles and Samuel Rickard" (brothers of John Rickard). He stated, "While possible, this assumption is not accepted by by the Mayflower Society."[2] This marriage is estimated to have been in 1676, probably in Plymouth.[3]

Mary (Snow) Rickard (abt. 1658 - aft. 1726)

Mary Rickard formerly Snow aka Tinkham [uncertain] was born about 1658 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, New England [uncertain] to William Snow Sr and Rebecca (Browne) Snow. She is the sister of William Snow Jr., Hannah (Snow) Howes, Joseph Snow Sr, James Snow, Lydia Snow, Benjamin Snow and Rebecca (Snow) Rickard.

Wife of Ephraim Tinkham — married [date unknown] in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

Wife of John Rickard — married about 1676 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

She is the mother of Mary (Rickard) Eddy, Lydia (Rickard) Tilson, John Rickard Jr., Joseph Rickard, Mercy (Rickard) TIlson, Joanna (Rickard) Whiton, Abigail Rickard and Rebeckah (Rickard) Pratt. Mary died after 1726 in Plymouth, Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England. Profile managers: Chet Snow and Mayflower Project WikiTree Profile last modified 6 Dec 2017 | Created 27 Sep 2010

John Rickard and his wife Mary had eight children that lived:[4][5]

Mary (or Marcy), born 27 October 1677 in Plymouth;[6] she may be the Mary Rickard who married Jabez Eddy in 1700 and died in 1711[7] Lydia, born 12 July 1679 John, born 29 December 1681 in Plymouth[8] Joseph, born 7 February 1683 in Plymouth[9] Mercy (aka Marcy) born 14 May 1687 in Plymouth Joanna (aka Joannah) born 22 September 1691 in Plymouth Abigail (aka Abigaiel) born 22 May 1694 in Plymouth Rebeckah (aka Rebecca) born 3 January 1699 in Plymouth[10] Other than the Plymouth "Vital Records," few contemporary sources exist that discuss the lives of the Rickard and Snow families in the late 1600s. For example, many have confused the lives and families of first-cousins & homonyms, John Rickard, mixing together John Rickard Jr. who was born in 1657 and who married Mary Cooke with "Deacon John Rickard" who was born in 1652 and who married Mary Snow, subject of this profile .

Mary Snow's husband, "Deacon John Rickard," died in 1726 at age 74. She would have been about 68. Some family genealogies, but with No sources, state that she remarried to "Ephraim Tinkham" after John's death but this remains unproven. Her exact death date and location are also unproven unless further research uncovers them. It is assumed that she died after 1726 in any case and most-likely in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Sources

↑ Snow, page 7 ↑ Wakefield, "The Tilson Family of Plymouth Colony," page 39, footnote ↑ New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Clarence A. Torrey. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol. II, page 1275. ↑ Plymouth (Massachusetts) Vital Records, accessed at Ancestry.com (p. 26) and on Book One, p. 15, at AmericanAncestors.org (New England Historic Genealogical Society) ↑ A Tree of Life - Mary Snow. ↑ Plymouth Vital Records, page 669: "Mary the daughter of John Rickard son of Gyles Rickard was born the 27th of Oct 1677" ↑ “New England Marriages Prior to 1700” by Clarence Almon Torrey, Pg. 242, and “The Eddy Family in America” compiled by Ruth Story Devereux Eddy, Pg. 61 ↑ Plymouth Vital Records, page 671: "John, the son of John Rickard, the son of Gyles Rickard, was born the 29th of Dec. 1681" ↑ Plymouth Church Records, page 254 reports the baptism in 1683 of "Joseph son of John & Mary Rickard Junior," but this assignment to John Jr. is assumed to be an error, because Plymouth Vital Records names his father as John Sr., and there is no mention of Joseph in the will of John Rickard Jr. ↑ Plymouth Vital Records gives the birthdate as 3 January 1699. It is not clear whether this is an old-style or new-style date. See also:

David Huntington & Suzannah Vencill Family Tree - Mary Snow A Tree of Life - Mary Snow] Shaw, Hubert K. Families of the Pilgrims: Peter Brown. Boston, 1955, page 6. Snow, Edwin H. The William Snow family. Descendants of William Snow, who landed at Plymouth, Mass., in 1635. Providence, R.I.: Snow & Farnham Co., Printers. 1908. Wakefield, Robert S. Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Volume 7, Peter Brown, Plymouth MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2002. Wakefield, Robert S. "The Tilson Family of Plymouth Colony." The American Genealogist, vol. 69 (1994), pages 37 ff. World Family Tree, Volume 1, pre-1600 to present. WFT Family #3567 Acknowledgements

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Descendant of Mayflower passenger Peter Browne

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