Susanna Read

Susannah Hayne/Hayme, md October 12, 1629, Gillingham, Dorset Co, England to William Read (1607-1679) She was  b. abt. 1606 in England, d. Boston, MA Oct. 12, 1653.

Family

Married: William Read on 12 October 1629 in Gillingham, Dorset, England. Gillingham parish register - "Duodecimo die Octobris Gulielmus Reade filius vidua Reade de Batcombe in Com: Somerset duxit Suzannam filiam Joanna Mountyre vidua de Langeham." "Translation - "Twelfth of October William son of widow Reade of Batcombe in County Somerset married Susan Hayme daughter of Joan Mountire widow of Langeham."

Their children:

1. Hannah, b. Eng. abt. 1632, d. Boston, MA 25 Nov 1656
2. Susanna, b. Eng. abt. 1634, m(1) Boston, MA 13 Dec 1659 Samuel Smith, bap. Hingham, MA Oct 1639, d. 5 Mar 1688, m(2) Taunton, MA 14 Nov 1689 Thomas Lincoln
3. Margaret?, b. prob. abt. 1637, m. Boston 3 Mar 1659 Richard Stabbs or Stubbs
4. William, b. Weymouth 8 May 1641
5. Esther, b. Weymouth 8 May 1641, m. Boston 30 Jul 1661 John Cann
6. Josiah, b. prob. abt. 1643, m. Marshfield, MA Nov 1666 Grace Holloway
7. John, b. Boston 25 Sep 1646, m(1) abt. 1672 Hannah Holloway, m(2) Sarah ___

Immigration

William Reade came with Rev. Joseph Hull's company, which sailed 20 March 1635 from Weymouth, co. Dorset, and was described as "Willm Read of Batcombe Taylor in Som'stt aged 28 Yeare" with wife Susan, aged 29, and daughters Hannah, aged 3, and Susan, aged 1. This company disembarked at Dorchester, 7 June 1635, and settled in Weymouth.

William Reade, left Batcombe, Somersetshire, England in 1635 and sailed to New England with his wife, Susan, their two children, Hannah, age three, Susanna, age one, and his servant, Richard Adams. They settled in Weymouth, Ma., where he was a tailor; a member of the Great and General Court of the Bay State colony; freeman 2 Sept. 1635, 1636, 1638; admitted to the church with wife, Susanna 15 May 1647. In 1644 he was chosen "Townsmen or Selectmen" although by then a resident of Boston.

References

• Donald Lines Jacobus, The Granberry family and allied families, including the ancestry of Helen (Woodward) Granberry".Hathitrust
• http://webpages.charter.net/mroman/readw.htm
• History of Weymouth, Massachusetts: Published by the Weymouth Historical Society, Howard H. Joy, President. Under Direction of the Town, Volume 4 Weymouth Historical Society (Weymouth, Mass.) Wright & Potter printing Company, 1923 - Page 565-566 GoogleBooks
• http://ntgen.tripod.com/bw/read_wm_index.html
• Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Dec 9 2016, 0:22:42 UTC