Thomasine Collicott

Richard Collicott married (2) late in 1640 or early in 1641, Thomasine _____; living at Boston 2 January 1691/2, when Samuel Sewall visited "Mrs. Collucott;" died Sherborn 22 August 1692, aged 74, without having completed administration of her husband's estate.

They had five children: Experience Miles, Dependence (son), Preserved, Bethiah Gookin, & Ebenezer.

Frideswide (_____) (Osborn) Mulford, neighbor in Boston, was called "sister Moleford" in Collicott's will, and was probably a sister of second wife Thomasine. Coddington suggested that Frideswide and Thomasine were born Wards and were younger half-sisters of Samuel Ward of Hingham or of Ward's unknown wife.

References

• Title: Great Migration Begins, Vol 1, A-F. Page 443. AncestryImage Coddington suggests that Frideswide (__) (Osborn) Mulford and Thomasine (__) Collicott were younger half sisters of Samuel Ward of Hingham or of Ward’s unknown wife.
  • WARD of Hingham and Charlestown, Massachusetts. Samuel Ward, my 10th great grandfather, was an early settler at Hingham, Massachusetts. He might have been the brother of the Henry Ward who was buried there on 15 May 1642. His first wife was Mary Hilliard, who died at Hingham 28 November 1638 ten days after giving birth to my 9th great grandfather, Samuel, Jr. Mary had given four children to Samuel, Sr. His second wife was Frances Pitcher, the widow of a Mr. Reycroft. Frances died in 1690 and is buried at Copp’s Hill Burial Ground in Boston. link
• https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35932069
• http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/y/e/Ron-C-Myers/GENE30-0074.html
• The New England Historical and Genealogical Register,: Volume 4 1850 By New England Historic Genealogical Society page 82 "Reverend Daniel Gookin of Sherburne”