Transcript:Savage, James. Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England/v4p222

of John, the first of the same, m. 20 Dec. 1699, Mary Perry, had Sarah,
b. 6 Aug. 1701; Samuel, 23 Apr. 1703; Nathaniel, 23 Nov. 1705;
Sarah, 24 Nov. 1710; Elizabeth 20 June 1713; and Jonathan, 4 Apr. 1716.
His w. d. perhaps, 27 Nov. 1719; and he d. 28 Sept. 1723.

    STREAME, STREME or STERTE, JOHN Milford 1646, is perhaps he
wh. came in the Truelove, with his uncle Zechariah Witman; from
London, to Boston 1635, aged 14, with Thomas, prob. his br. aged 15;
m. 20 Dec. 1649, Martha Beard of the same, had Abigail; Mary, b. 12
Oct. 1653; John, Dec. 1657; Thomas, 1 Apr. 1661, d. young; Martha,
1664; and Sarah, 1667, and he was freem. of Conn. 1665, ens. 1669,
and d. 1685. Abigail m. Thomas Tibbals, of Milford; Mary m. 11
Nov. 1674, David Baldwin of the same; Martha m. Thomas Cooley;
and Sarah was in 1690 unm. I had tak. the spell. of this surname in
June or July 1842, as here it stands first, but 17 yrs. later, Mr. Drake's
copy of the same gives it Sterte, and his eyesight may have been
better than mine, or that of the keeper of her majesty's public office, wh.
confirm. mine. Diversity in reading old MS. must be expected. See 3
Mass. Hist. Coll. VIII. 272 and Geneal. Reg. XIV. 323. But the
probabil. of the true version may be infer. from look. at the name of the
Weymouth man in Geneal. Reg. XI. 173, or under Otis in my preced.
vol. JOHN, Milford, s. of the preced. m. wid. Mary Simpson, d. of
Samuel Coley, and d. without ch. 1689, leav. good est. to his wid. and
four sis. With him ceas. the male line. THOMAS, Weymouth, said to
be brot. from Eng. prob. with br. Benjamin by his mo. Elizabeth wh. bec.
sec. w. of John Otis of W. He was d. in June leav. decent est. on wh.
his mo. Elizabeth O. had admin.

    STREET, FRANCIS, Tauton, a purch. in 1637, prob. liv. bef. 1644 in
ano. town and not in the Plymouth jurisdict. for his name is not ret. in
the list of those able to bear arms in the Col. nor does it seem, that he
was near relat. of Rev. Nicholas. Yet Emery, I. 20, thinks he was there
bef. 1640, and perhaps a passeng. in the Susan and Ellen, from London
to Boston, Alice, age 28, may have been his w. He d. early in 1665,
or, at least his inv. was tak. 3 June of that yr. and his wid. Elizabeth (wh.
name, in old times, was convertib. with Alice), m. 10 Dec. foll. Thomas
Lincoln. He left no ch. but Mary. NICHOLAS, Taunton, ord. teacher,
on the same day that Hooke was made pastor, but what day that was, is
ask. in vain, and only prob. conject. fixes the yr. 1637. He had, no
doubt, adequate educ. but none of the inquisit. scholars of New Haven
have. ascert. in what place he was b. or taught. Emery says, his first
w. was a sis. of the maiden found. of the town, and his sec. was the wid.
of Gov. Newman, but of neither do we hear the name. All his ch.
Samuel, H. C. 1664; Susanna; Sarah; Abiah; and Hannah; were, I