Person:Alice Tiler (1)

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Alice Tiler
d.Bef 1644
m. 14 Oct 1571
  1. William Tiler1574 - 1574
  2. Susan TilerEst 1578 - 1631
  3. Bridget Tiler1580 -
  4. Elizabeth Tiler1582 -
  5. Alice Tiler1585 - Bef 1644
  6. Agnes Tiler1589 -
  7. Thomasine Tiler1590 - Bef 1619
m. Bef 1611
  1. Jane SherwoodEst 1611 - Aft 1655
  2. Margaret Sherwood1613 - Aft 1655
  3. Thomasine Sherwood1615 - Aft 1655
  4. Sarah Sherwood1616/17 - Aft 1655
  5. Anna Sherwood1619 - Aft 1655
  6. Rose Sherwood1620 -
  7. Rebecca Sherwood1622 - 1704
  8. Thomas Sherwood, Jr.Abt 1624 - Bef 1698/99
Facts and Events
Name[3] Alice Tiler
Gender Female
Christening[3] 16 Nov 1585 Hitcham, Suffolk, England
Marriage Bef 1611 to Thomas Sherwood
Death[4] Bef 1644 probably Wethersfield or Stamford, Connecticut
References
  1.   Sherwood, Jura McClean (1998). "The Three 17th Century Thomas Sherwoods of Connecticut," The Sherwood Forest Newsletter, http://www.sherwoodfam.plus.com/emigration from uk.htm.

    b. abt 1587

  2.   Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932)
    pg 548.

    "Thomas came to Boston in the Frances, Apr. 1634, ae. 48, with wife Alice, ae. 47..."

  3. 3.0 3.1 Thomas Sherwood, in Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
    6:308, 312.

    MARRIAGE: (1) By about 1611 Alice Tiler, baptized Hitcham, Suffolk, 16 November 1585, daughter of John Tiler [TAG 82:211-13]. She died by about 1638. … In 2005 Leslie Mahler published parish register entries demonstrating the English origin for this immigrant and prepared a genealogical summary of his family [TAG 80:278-82].

  4. Thomas and his second wife Mary were having children by 1644 (son Matthew) and probably as early as 1639. Thomas and Alice lived in Wethersfield from 1635 to 1640 at which time he sold his land and removed to Stamford where he remained until 1648. (See Jacobus, p 548)