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     Benjamin Soule was born circa 1630 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA. He died on 26 March 1676 at Pawtucket, Providence County, RI.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Elizabeth Soule was born circa 1645 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA. She died after 1700 at Woodbridge, Middlesex County, NJ.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     George Soule was born from 1593 to 1600 at Worcestershire at England (He was of Eckington.) He married Mary Becket circa 1622 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA. George Soule died on 22 January 1678/79 at Duxbury, MA.

     George SOULE sailed on the Mayflower, 1620, was a signer of the Mayflower Compact. He came as a servant to Edward Winslow, Governor of the Plymouth Colony and was assigned (granted ) a small plot of land in Plymouth 1623. In 1637 was a soldier in the Pequot Indian War. In 1638 he moved to Duxbury, Mass with Myles Standish. Was Representative to the General Court 1650 /1 to 1653/4 from Duxbury, Mass. 1643 land owner, proprietor of Bridgewater, Mass which spun off from Duxbury. He was also an early land purchasor in Dartmouth and Middleboro, Mass. "Mayflower Families through five Generations" states : The tentative dates for his birth are based on his signing of the Mayflower Compact in 1620 and his death in 1679. As a signer of the Compact he must have been twenty, the known age of Gilbert Winslow.^1,2
     George (son of George Soule) and Deborah Soule had Mary b. abt 1681; she m. Joseph Davol (d. 1726), they had Hannah Davol b. 4 Apr 1707; she m. Thomas Mosher b. 26 Feb 1699 d. 1776, they had a dau Elizabeth Mosher b. 13 Apr 1735; she m. John WEBSTER Jr. son of John and Sarah (KENYON) WEBSTER Sr.
     "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations" states: George lived in Plymouth, Duxbury and Dartmouth where his children were born and raised. His will dated Dartmouth 29 March 1697, proved 30 June 1704, bequeaths to then eldest son William, son John, son Nathan, daughter Deborah, Daughters Mary, Lydia and Sarah when they reach eighteen; well-beloved wife Deborah and son William to execute the estate. The widow Deborah repudiated the will on "ye 22 day of ye 4th month 1704". His granddaughter Mary Coggeshall, daughter of son George, contested his will and was awarded (1719) a share representing her father's rights.²

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^3,2

     George Soule was born circa 1639 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA. He died in May 1710 at Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     John Soule was born in 1632 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA.¹ He (1) married Rebecca Simmons in 1654 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA.¹ He (2) married Esther in 1678 at Duxbury, MA.¹ He died before 14 November 1707 at Duxbury, MA.¹

     "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations" states: In a deposition date 8 March 1705/6, John Soulde swore he was "about seventy foure years" of age. In a deed, dated 30 Dec. 1674, Moses Simmons in "consideration of a marriage heretofore consummated between John Soul of Duxbury and my eldest daughter, Rebecca" gave to John land in Middleboro. John SOULE died intestate and Esther Soul, widow, was appointed to administer his estate 14 N ov 1707. His three daughters of their heirs proposed division of the residuary real estate amongt them since their father "in his lifetime settled all his sons portions in land by de ed", and they, the daughters, received but one cow. The settlement was signed by John and Rachel Cobb, Edmond and Rebecca Eston and Adam Wright on behalf of his children born to his wife, Sarah deceased. G.E. Bowman (MD 8:184ff) identifies all the sons of John and abstracts the deeds of gift to these sons.²

     Mary Soule was born in May 1644 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA. She died circa 1720 at Plymouth, MA.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Nathaniel Soule was born circa 1637 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA. He died circa October 1699 at Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA.

     "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations" states: On 5 March 1667/8 Nathaniel was charged and again on 3 June 1668 summoned to Plymouth Colony General Court for telling a poisinous lie for which he was fined ten shillings. Nathaniel of Duxbury and George of Dartmouth filed complaint 5 July 1671 against Giles Slocum for unlawful entry on their lands in Dartmouth in 1669. The brothers, now of Dartmouth, with others filed claims 7 July 1685 for damages on land acquired (by their father, Pilgrim George) from the Indians 29 Nov 1652. Nathaniel died intestate and his widow, Rose, made bond as executrix 12 Oct 1699.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Patience Soule was born circa 1648 at Middleborough, Plymouth County, MA. She died on 11 March 1705/6 at Middleborough, MA.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Rachel Soule was born between 1705 and 1707.¹ She married David Magoun, son of Elias Magone and Hannah Mackfarlin, on 26 September 1728 at Duxbury, MA.¹ Rachel Soule died on 1 October 1797 at Pembroke, MA.¹ She was buried in Center Cemetery in Pembroke.^1,2

     Married name: Magoun.

     Susannah Soule was born circa 1642 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA. She married Francis West, son of Matthew West, circa 1659. Susannah Soule died circa 1684 at North Kingstown, Washington County, RI.

     The children re all born in North Kingstown, Washington County, RI.
     "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations" states: She m. place and date unknown Francis Wast/WEST and resided with him in that part of Kings Towne, RI, which became North Kingstown in 1722/2. Married name: West.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Zachariah Soule was born before 1627 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA. He died in 1663 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, MA.

     He was born Plymouth no later than 1627 as he shared in the division of cattle 22 May/1 Jun 1 627, also in Aug. 1643 was enumerated on the list of Duxbury residents aged 16 to 60 physical ly able to bear arms; d. Duxbury prob. shortly before inventroy of his effects was taken 11 D ec 1663 O.S. by John Alden and Constant Southworth.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Sarah Southard married John Bedell. Sarah Southard died after February 1715/16 at Hempstead, Long Island, NY, (maybe.)

     Married name: Bedell.

     Thomas Southard was born at England.¹ He married Annica Jansen, daughter of Antony Jansen Van Salee and Grietje Reiners.^1,2

     Thomas Southard and Annica lived at Gravesend, NY.³

     Hannah Souther was born on 30 May 1750 at Second Precinct, Hingham (now Cohasset), MA.¹ She married Gershom Ewell, son of John Ewell and Elizabeth.¹ Hannah Souther died on 18 March 1839 at Scituate, MA.¹ She was buried in Hingham (now Cohasset), probably.¹

     Married name: Ewell.

     Joseph Souther was born on 20 November 1721 at Second Precinct, Hingham, MA, (possibly in father's home on King Street.)¹ He married Abigail Kent, daughter of Ebenezer Kent and Hannah Gannitt, on 22 October 1744 at Hingham, MA, (Second Precinct.)¹ Joseph Souther died on 8 February 1808 at Cohasset, MA, (probably at home on Beechwood St.)¹ He was buried in Hingham (now Cohasset), probably.¹

     Joseph Souther was born on 27 February 1685/86 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA.¹ He married Content Tower, daughter of Ibrook Tower and Margaret Hardin, on 22 April 1708 at Hingham, MA.¹ Joseph Souther died on 22 July 1740 at Hingham, MA.¹

     Joseph Souther was born on 20 August 1658 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA, (maybe.)¹ He married Hannah Holland before June 1684.¹ Joseph Souther died at Hingham, MA, (maybe.)^2,3

     Joseph Souther made a will on 14 December 1696. It was proved in 1721 in Boston.³

     Joseph Souther married Elizabeth Fairfielde, daughter of Daniel Fairfielde, on 22 October 1657 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA, (by Governor Endicott of MA.)^1,2 Joseph Souther died between December 1696 and 1722 at Boston, MA.¹

     Acc. to NE Families, there is no proof that Joseph is a son of Nathaniel.²

     Nathaniel Souther was born circa 1592 (He was 62 y.o. in 1654.)² He (1) married Alice.¹ Nathaniel Souther (2) married Sarah Hill on 5 January 1653/54.^1,2 Nathaniel Souther died on 27 June 1655 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA.¹

     Nathaniel Souther lived in 1636 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA.¹
     Acc. to NE Families, there is no proof that Joseph is a son of Nathaniel.²

     Edward Southward married Alice Carpenter, daughter of Alexander Carpenter and Priscilla Druscilla Dillen, on 25 May 1613 at Leyden, The Netherlands.^1,2 (Banns on 4 May 1613. Witnesses for the groom: Tomas Sodtwaert, brother; Samuel Fuller, brother-in-law; Rogier Wilson, acquaintance. For the bride: Anna (Carlisle) Ras, acquaintance; Elysabeth (Lisle) Gennings, acquaintance.)³ Edward Southward died before 1623.⁴

     Name variation: Eduwaert Sodtwaert.³

     Provided Southwick was born on 6 October 1641 at Salem, Essex County, MA.¹ She married Samuel Gaskill on 30 October 1662.¹ Provided Southwick died between 4 December 1727 and 1728.¹

     Her parents were Lawrence Southwick and Cassandra Burnell.¹ Married name: Gaskill.

     Rachel Southwick was born on 9 April 1781.¹ She married Elijah L Gaskill, son of Josiah Gaskill, on 19 September 1799 at Burlington County, NJ.¹

     Married name: Gaskill.

     Philippa Sowter was born on 6 July 1568 at All Saints Parish, Derby, Derbyshire, England.¹ She married William Oldham on 17 November 1588 at Derby (All Saints Parish.)¹ Philippa Sowter died circa 1602 at England.¹

     Married name: Oldham.

     Dorothy Spadaro was born on 15 January 1917 at Paterson, NJ.^2,3 She married Gerrit Van Der Horn, son of Cornelius Van Der Horn and Gertrude Huizinga.¹ Dorothy Spadaro died on 17 August 1998 at Wyckoff, NJ.^4,2

     Married name: Van der Horn.²
     No obit in the Record or the Ridgewood News.

     Pieter Spanjaart was baptized on 15 December 1712 at Sommelsdijk, Zuid Holland, The Netherlands, (NH.)¹ He married Adriana Lokker, daughter of Cornelis W Lokker and Cornelia Verspoor, on 3 May 1734 at Zierikzee, Zeeland, The Netherlands.^1,2

     The "Kwartierstaten book" of the Royal Society for Genealogy and Heraldry ('s Gravenhage, 1958) lists a pedigree for Spanjaart, which lists this marriage date, as well as the baptismal dates and places of Adriana's parents and the names of Adriana's grandparents.¹

     Cecil Spann was born in 1903 at Kentucky. He married Anna Mae Tuers, daughter of Claudius James Tuers and Mary Hephachar. Cecil Spann died in 1962 at Kentucky.²

     His parents were Richard Spann and Christiana J.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.³

     Maria Sparks married Philip Phillipse, son of Frederick Phillipse and Margrieta Hardenbrook, on 6 November 1694 at Barbados.^2,1

     Her parents were Governor Sparks and (an unknown value). of Barbadoes.² Married name: Phillipse.

     Elizabeth Spatz was born in 1851.¹ She married Philip Peter.¹ Elizabeth Spatz died in 1900.¹

     Married name: Peter.

     Charity Elizabeth Speaker married Charles Monks Freeland, son of Richard J Freeland and Elizabeth Decker, on 31 December 1866 at Macopin, Passaic County, NJ.^3,1 Charity Elizabeth Speaker died on 10 October 1927 at Newark, Essex County, NJ.¹

     Married name: Freeland.

     Sarah Blauvelt Spear was born on 10 April 1814 at Paterson, Passaic County, NJ.¹ She married Jacob R Terhune, son of Richard Terhune and Hannah Forshee, on 24 February 1849 at Paterson, Passaic County, NJ, (Prospect M.E. Church.)¹ Sarah Blauvelt Spear died on 26 May 1896 at Paterson, NJ.¹ She was buried circa 29 May 1896 in United Methodist Cemetery in Midland Park.¹

     Married name: Sarah B Terhune.²