CONTENTS

 
THE PROBABLE ENGLISH ORIGIN OF MAYFLOWER PASSENGER PETER¹ BROWNE, AND HIS ASSOCIATION WITH MAYFLOWER PASSENGER WILLIAM¹ MULLINS: With New Information on William¹ Mullins, and His Association With Later New England Immigrants Stockdale¹ Coddington and Christopher¹ Hussey   Caleb Johnson   161

ENGLISH RECORDS FOR STOCKDALE¹ CODDINGTON, OF ROXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS   Leslie Mahler   179

THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY OF ANN¹ (HOLLAND) (BASSETT), WIFE OF HUGH¹ BURT OF LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS   Leslie Mahler   181

THE COLONIAL VIRGINIA ANCESTRY OF A PIONEER FLORIDA FAMILY: William H. Rousseau (1818—1870), Florida House of Representatives 1852, Florida State Senate 1865   Marilyn K. Rousseau   184

AVOID DEMON PLUMS   198

THE LOST HULDAH ROGERS OF TRURO, MASSACHUSETTS  Stephen A. Ralls   199

AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE   206

ENIGMAS #17: Revisiting the English Origin of John¹ and James¹ Kenyon of Rhode Island   Michael J. Wood   207

THE POSSIBLE ENGLISH ORIGIN OF ADAM¹ NICHOLL[S] OF NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT   Patricia Law Hatcher   208

THE PROBABLE ENGLISH ORIGIN OF GEORGE¹ JACOB(S) OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS: Executed During the Salem Witchcraft Hysteria, 1692 (continued)   William Wyman Fiske   209

OF DUMB OXEN AND MARRIAGE   Gordon L. Remington   218

ENIGMAS #16: Who Were the Parents of David Lewis (ca. 1695—1779) of Albermarle County, Virginia?   John Frederick Dorman   219

DILLEY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND OHIO: A Proposed Solution Hanging on a Single Word   Thomas W. Jones   220

LINING UP FOR SERVICE   227

A NOTE ON THE REVEREND ROBERT CHAMBERLAYNE OF STROOD, KENT: Father-in-Law of Capt. Richard¹ Betts of Newtown, Long Island   John Blythe Dobson   228

EDITORIAL NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS: Enigmas l  Separation of Elderly Couples   235
 
BOOK REVIEWS  see list inside back cover  236
 

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