"May 25th 1638. The Exa[m]i[n]at[i]on of RICHARD MAN: of Ingram [Ingham] in Norff Tayler aged about 23 yeares, REBECCA: his wife aged about 30 years is desireous to goe into Holland to serve und[e]r the States" [citing "Transcript of Three Registers of Passengers from Great Yarmouth to Holland and New England 1637-1639" by Charles Boardman Jewson]. This article notes that the marriage of Richard Man and Rebecca Short on 21 Jul 1637 is found in Parish Registers of St. Julian's, Norwich, Norfolk, FHL film 993893. [The cited film may be viewed here, but is clearly a copy, the original (or at least older copy) being here, third line on left side.]
[Note that the commentary in article suggests even if age on examination is wrong (probable since woman seldom that much older than her husband, but if true implies a birth about 1608, or 1618 even if the age intended was only 20), a person married in 1637 is a stretch to be a woman who had a child in 1666 (age 58 if born 1608, 48 if born 1618) and the nine-year gap from marriage until first child "is disturbing" [i.e., as a sign of potential error]. Thus, further work is needed, probably in Holland, to determine if this is the Richard Mann who came to Scituate or not. [Clearly the likelihood is that it is not.] ]