See also
| Husband: | Jonathan * BREWSTER (1593-1659) | |
| Wife: | Lucretia * OLDHAM (1600-1671) | |
| Children: | William BREWSTER (1625- ) | |
| Mary BREWSTER (1627- ) | ||
| Jonathan BREWSTER (1629- ) | ||
| Ruth BREWSTER (1631- ) | ||
| Benjamin BREWSTER (1633- ) | ||
| Elizabeth * BREWSTER (1637-1713) | ||
| Grace BREWSTER (1639- ) | ||
| Hannah BREWSTER (1641-1691) | ||
| Marriage | 10 Apr 1624 | Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US1 |
Jonathan * BREWSTER
| Name: | Jonathan * BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | William * BREWSTER (1565-1644) | |
| Mother: | Mary * (1569-1627) | |
| Birth | 12 Aug 1593 | Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England2 |
| Immigration | 9 Nov 1621 (age 28) | to Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US |
| Vessel: Fortune | ||
| Residence | 1632 (age 38-39) | Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US3 |
| Occupation | Lintwerker (Ribbon Maker), Surveyor | |
| Death | 7 Aug 1659 (age 65) | Norwich, New London, CT, US2 |
| Burial | Brewster's Neck Cemetary4 | |
| Preston, New London, CT, US | ||
Lucretia * OLDHAM
| Name: | Lucretia * OLDHAM | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | William * OLDHAM (1568-1636) | |
| Mother: | Philippa * SOWTER (1568-1602) | |
| Birth | 14 Jan 1600 | Derby, Derbyshire, England |
| Immigration | 1623 (age 22-23) | to Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US5 |
| on either of the ships Anne or Little James | ||
| Death | 4 Mar 1671 (age 71) | Preston, New London, CT, US4 |
| Burial | Brewster's Cemetary4 | |
| Brewster's Neck, Preston, CT, US | ||
| Name: | William BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 9 Mar 1625 | |
| Name: | Mary BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 10 Apr 1627 | |
| Name: | Jonathan BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 17 Jul 1629 | |
| Name: | Ruth BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 3 Oct 1631 | |
| Name: | Benjamin BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 17 Nov 1633 | |
| Name: | Elizabeth * BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse 1: | Samuel FULLER (1624-1695) | |
| Spouse 2: | Thomas * BOWEN (1625-1659) | |
| Birth | 1 May 1637 | Duxbury, Plymouth, MA, US |
| Death | 11 Nov 1713 (age 76) | Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US |
| Name: | Grace BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 1 Nov 1639 | |
| Name: | Hannah BREWSTER | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | Samuel STARR (1641-1687) | |
| Birth | 3 Nov 1641 | Duxbury, Plymouth, MA, US2 |
| Death | 25 Nov 1691 (age 50) | New London, New London, CT, US |
Jonathan, eldest son of Elder William
Brewster, was born at Scrooby in the county of
Notts, on the read to Doncaster in Yorkshire, from
which it is only twelve or thirteen miles distant, in
a manor belonging to the Archbishop of York,
under which his grandfather was tenant under a
long lease. His education was obtained only from
his father, either in England or in the twelve years'
residence in Holland, where he was left by his
father to take care of two sisters with his own
family. He came to Plymouth. Massachusetts, in
1621, without his sisters. In June, 1636, he had
command of the Plymouth trading house on the
Connecticut river, and gave notice to John Win-
throp. governor of the fort at Saybrook, of the
evil designs of the Pequots. He removed to Dux-
bury, which in 1639 he represented in the general
court, the earliest assembly of deputies in that colony.
From Duxbury he removed to New London,
Connecticut, before 1649, where he was selectman.
In 1656 he formed the design of returning with his
family to England, but remained in New London,
where he died before September, 1659. By his wife
Lucretia he had William. Mary, Jonathan, Benjamin,
Grace, Ruth, Hannah, and perhaps Elizabeth. (
III) Mary, second child and eldest daughter of
Jonathan and Lucretia Brewster, was born probably
in Holland. She married, November 12, 1645, John
Turner, of Scituate. (See Turner II).
Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire
| 1 | "US New England Marriages prior to 1700". |
| 2 | "Mayflower Births and Deaths Vol 1 and 2". |
| 3 | "MA Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Indes, 17990-1890 Record". |
| 4 | "Find a Grave". |
| 5 | "US and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500-1900". |