Mary  CUDWORTH 
1637 - 1699
- BIRTH: 1637, Scituate, Plymouth, MA
 - BAPTISM: 23 Jul 1637, Scituate, Plymouth, MA
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 - DEATH: 1699, Scituate, Plymouth, MA
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Father:  James  CUDWORTH  
Mother:  Mary  PARKER  
 
Family 1
: Robert  WHITCOMB 
-   Israel  WHITCOMB 
 -   Robert  WHITCOMB 
 -  +James  WHITCOMB 
 -   Mary  WHITCOMB 
 -   Elizabeth  WHITCOMB 
  
  
                                     _Rauf CUDWORTH __+
                   _Ralph CUDWORTH _|
                  |                 |_Jane ASHTON ____+
 _James CUDWORTH _|
|                 |                  _John MACHELL ___
|                 |_Mary MACHELL ___|
|                                   |_Jane WOODROOFE _
|
|--Mary CUDWORTH 
|
|                                    _________________
|                  _________________|
|                 |                 |_________________
|_Mary PARKER ____|
                  |                  _________________
                  |_________________|
                                    |_________________
  
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"Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850"
 
New England Historic Genealogical Society
 
Boston, MA.,1909
 
http://www.nehgs.org/
 
Birth: "1637 Cudworth Mary, d. James, bp. July 23, 1637. C.R.1."
 
 
"Scituate & Barnstable, [Plymouth Co., MA], Church Records - Baptisms"
 
New England Historical & Genealogical Register,
 
Vol 9, Jul 1855, p 279 & subsequent.
 
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/source_files/scituate_births.htm
 
"CUDWORTH, Mary, Daughter of James CUDWORTH, 23 Jul 1637"
 
 
"The Whitcomb Family in America"
 
Charlotte Whitcomb
 
Minneapolis, MN; 1904; pp49-50
 
"It is certain that six years later he was married by a Quaker preacher in Rhode Island to
 
Mary (born July 23, 1637), daughter of Gen. James Cudworth, but this marriage being
 
pronounced unlawful he was remarried by a Puritan preacher, March 9, 1660. Robert
 
Whitcombe was the first to settle at "Beechwood" in the Beeches, the family place at
 
Scituate where several generations of Whitcombes have resided. He seems to have died
 
intestate and there is no record of his children except in the will of Gen. James
 
Cudworth, who left legacies to four grandchildren. Another child, Elizabeth, is named
 
elsewhere. Dates of the death of Robert and his wife are unknown at this writing (1903)."
 
 
"Records of the Cudworth Family"
 
W. John Calder; 1941; p. 23
 
"Mary Cudworth was born in Scituate, MA and baptized 23 July 1637. She should have been
 
named after her mother, and perhaps was, since the first boy James, was named after his
 
father. The naming of children in those extremely religious days approached a hallowed
 
tradition, in most pilgrim families. If the family was large enough, and it seldom was
 
under an average of six, the names of the father, and his father and mother, and the
 
mother, and her father and mother, had to be provided for, as a mark of filial respect.
 
Not the whole six, to be sure, but a name here and there with an uncle, or aunt to
 
complete the compliment. This Mary could have been named after Mary Machell, the mother of
 
James, who had reciently died in England."
 
 
"The Scott Genealogy"
 
Mary Lovering Holman
 
Boston, MA; 1919; pp. 254-257
 
"He evidently sympathised warmly with the suffering of the persecuted Quakers, like his
 
brother-in-law, Rodolphus Elmes, and like James Cudworth, whose daughter he was soon to
 
many. The Court records show that Robert and Mary (Cudworth) Wnitcomb were married by a
 
Quaker preacher in Rhode Island, and the marriage was deemed illegal by the Court and they
 
were ordered to be remarried by a Puritan minister, which was done 9 Mar. 1660. Officers
 
were appointed by the Court to apprehend the Quaker preacher, "Henry Hobson of Road Island
 
and to take securities for his appearance at the Court at Plymouth to answer for his
 
derision of authoritie in counterfeiting the solemnising of the marriage of Robert Whetcom
 
and Mary Cudworth"."
 
 
"A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England"
 
James Savage
 
Pub. Boston, 1860-1862
 
Repub. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1998
 
v1 pp481-482: "Cudworth, James, Scituate 1634, by Deane is suppos. to have come in the
 
Charles with Hatherly 1632, a very valua. man, join. the ch. 18 Jan. 1635, with his w. wh.
 
bore him... Mary, 23 July 1637... Mary m. 1660, Robert Whitcomb of Scituate... In his
 
will, early in 1682, he gives to James, Israel, Jonathan, and ds. Hannah Jones, and four
 
ch. of d. Mary Whitcomb."
 
 
"New England Marriages Before 1700"
 
Clarence A. Torrey, Baltimore, MD, 1985
 
(as found on NEHGS CD-ROM, Boston, 2001)
 
"WHITCOMB, Robert (1629-1671+) & [1]/wf Mary CUDWORTH (1617, 1637/bef 1682); 1659 Quaker
 
ceremony, 9 Mar 1660; Hingham/Scituate/Cohasset"
 
"WHITCOMB, Robert (1629-) & 2/wf Mary _____; Scituate"
 
 
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The Whitcomb Family In America; Charlotte Whitcomb; 1904; p. 50 &FHC AF,ver 4.15 & Records o f the Cudworth Family; W. J 
 
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FHC AF, ver. 4.15, 1995 
 
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The Whitcomb Family In America; Charlotte Whitcomb; 1904; p. 50 
 
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