Individual Details
Mary DURRANT
(1581 - 15 Jul 1631 or 19 Jul 1631)
Below appear other notes from:
http://homepages.rpi.edu/~holmes/Hobbies/Genealogy2/ps02/ps02_277.htm
imm. 1629 on the second Mayflower
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RING, MARY (Mary Durrant) -The William Ring who turned back to England in
1620 on the Speedwell with Robert Cushman (Bradford [Ford] 1: 145)
probably died later in Leiden. It was most likely his wife, Mary Ring,
who witnessed the betrothal of Samuel Terry in Leiden in 1614 (Dexter, p.
630), and she is probably the Mary Ring who arrived at Plymouth ca. 1629
with children Elizabeth, Susanna, and Andrew (John Insley Coddington,
"The Widow Mary Ring, of Plymouth, Mass., and Her Children," TAG 42:193).
?&. Coddington builds a tentative pedigree to show that William Ring
quite likely was the man of that name of Pettistree, County Suffolk, who
married at Ufford, County Suffolk, 21 May 1601 Mary Durrant of Ufford; a
daughter Elizabeth was baptized at Ufford 23 February 1602/03. Mary Ring
died at Plymouth 15 or 19 July 1631, and in her will she named her
daughters Elizabeth Deane and Susan Clark, her son-in-law Stephen Deane,
a child of Stephen and Elizabeth Deane, and her son Andrew Ring, who was
a minor. She named her friends Samuel Fuller and Thomas Blossom as
overseers of the will (MD 1:29); both Fuller and Blossom had been members
of the Leiden congregation. Son Andrew married (1) Deborah Hopkins
daughter of Mayflower passenger Stephen Hopkins and (2) Lettice ) Morton,
widow of John Morton. The children of Mary Ring's children are given in
Mr. Coddington's article.
Source: Plymouth Colony Its History & People 1620-1691 by Eugene Aubrey
Stratton
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Birth: Ufford,Suffolk Co.,England Death: 15 JUL 1631
Plymouth,Massachusetts
Notes: !Death: "15th or 19th of July, 1631". In Cape Cod Series, Vol. 1.
!Will: proved in "publik Court the 28th of Oct. 1633". She came to
Plymouth with her three children, Andrew, Susan, and Elizabeth, in 1629.
She is mentioned numerous times in Plymouth records as "widow Ring", but
it is doubtful that her late husband ever arrived in America. Soon after
the arrive of widow Ring in 1629, John and Robert Ring embarked from
England in the "Bevis" and are found in Salisbury as early as 1638.
Source: Cape Cod Series 1:147. Mayflower Families, Hopkins, pg. 12,
suggests her maiden name may have been Durrant. Immigration: On the
second Mayflower, which sailed from Gravesend in March, and landed at
Salem Mass. on 15 May 1629, bringing 35 passengers. Below is the text
from her will: [Names daus. Elizabeth Deane and Susan Clark, her
son-in-law Stephen Deane, a childof Stephen and Elizabeth Deane, and her
son Andrew Ring, who was a minor]: A Copy of the will & Test of Mary
Ring widow who dyed the 15th or 19th of July 1631. The will being proved
in publick court the 28th of oct in the ninth yeare of the raigne of our
Sov. Lord Charles &c. I Mary Ring being in body but in prfect memory
thanks be to God, doe make this my last will & Test. in manner & forme as
followeth. ffirst I bequeath my soul to God that gave it me & my body to
the eart from whence it was taken. Next my will is that such goods as God
hath given I give also. I give unto Andrew my sonne all my brasse and
pewter. I give unto my son Andrew my new bed & bolster wth the
ffether to put in it weh I have ready. Item, I give to my son Andrew two
white blankets, one red blanket wth the best Coverlet weh lieth upon my
bed & the curtaines. Item, I give unto my sonne Andrew three pre of my
best sheets & two paire of my best pillow beeres. It. I give also to him
one hyapr tablecloath & one dyapr towall & halfe a dozen of napkins. It.
I give unto him all my wollen cloath unmade except one peece of red weh
my will is that my daughter Susan shall have as much as will make a
bearing Her maiden name is from Sus Andrews, who cites "Plymouth
Colony: It's History and People 1620-1691" by Eugene Aubrey Stratton,
Ancestry Publishing, Salt Lake City, UT 1986.
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Mary RING (d. 15 or 19 Jul 1631) most probably on the second Mayflower,
which sailed from Gravesend in March, and landed at Salem MA. on 15 May
1629, bringing 35 passengers, several of whom were from the Pilgrim
colony which had been living for a number of years in the Netherlands.
Events
| Birth | 1581 | England |  | ||
| Birth | By 1589 |  | | ||
| Birth | 1589 | England | | ||
| Birth | 15 Feb 1589 | Suffolk, England | | ||
| Birth | 1590 | England | | ||
| Residence | Bef 1601 | Ufford, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom | | ||
| Marriage | 1601 | England - William RING | | ||
| Marriage | 21 May 1601 | Ufford, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom - William RING | | ||
| Removed | 1603 - 1614 | Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands | | ||
| Marriage | Bef 1609 | William RING | | ||
| Miscellaneous | 1620 | may have been a passenger on the Speedwell | | ||
| Arrival | 1629 - 1630 | Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States | | ||
| Arrival | 1629 | on the (second) Mayflower - Plymouth, Plymouth Colony | | | |
| Will | Jul 1631 | Plymouth, Plymouth Colony | | | |
| Death | 15 Jul 1631 or 19 Jul 1631 | Plymouth, Plymouth Colony | | | |
| Death | 15 Jul 1631 | Plymouth, Plymouth Colony | | ||
| Probate | 28 Oct 1631 | Plymouth, Plymouth Colony | | | |
| Education | and literate; she signed her will and had books in her estate. | | |||
| Residence | Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States | |
Families
| Spouse | William RING (1565 - 1620) |
| Child | Elizabeth RING (1609 - 1687) |
| Child | Susanna RING (1611 - 1646) |
| Child | Andrew RING (1618 - 1692) |
Notes
Birth
Inferred from estimated date of marriage.Arrival
With daughters Elizabeth and Susanna, and son AndrewWill
Anderson says the will was undated.Death
Anderson says this range is based upon the preamble to her will.Probate
Anderson says, "28 October 1633" but that's obviously a typo because he places death in 1631.Endnotes
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