Amy Holman

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Amy Glass
Female
10 December 1618–1649

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Brief Life History of Amy

When Amy Glass was born on 10 December 1618, in Suffolk, England, her father, James Glass, was 28 and her mother, Mary Cogan, was 23. She married Richard Willis on 11 October 1639, in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 1 daughter. She died in 1649, in Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, at the age of 31.

Family Members

Spouse

Edward Holman
Male
1609–1675

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Male

Amy Glass
Female
1618–1649

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Female

Marriage
1645
Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Children (3)

Baron Gabriel Holman
Male
1642–1691

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Male

Betty June Holman
Female
1642–Deceased

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Female

Edward Holman
Male
1647–1687

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Male

Spouse

Richard Willis
Male
1614–1644

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Male

Amy Glass
Female
1618–1649

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Female

Marriage
11 October 1639
Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America
Children (3)

Richard Willis
Male
1642–1680

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Male

Richard Willis
Male
1645–1678

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Male

Mary Willis
Female
1653–Deceased

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Female

Parents

James Glass
Male
1591–1639

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Male

Mary Cogan
Female
1595–1690

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Female

Siblings (7)

Henry Glass
Male
1614–1624

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Male

Richard Glass
Male
1616–1629

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Male

Mary Glass
Female
1618–1628

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Female

Amy Glass
Female
1618–1649

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Female

James Glass
Male
1620–1652

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Male

Thamasen Glass
Female
1628–Deceased

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Female

Peter Glass
Male
1631–1637

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Male

Biography

From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glass-48

Amy Glass was a daughter of James Glass and his wife Mary Coggan. Amy had 11 siblings, all baptized at Taunton, Somerset, England between 1614 and 1635. James Glass, Amy's father, died by early 1639 and may have been predeceased by his wife, Mary.[1]

Amy appeared in New England records by 1639 and had settled in Plymouth. Her siblings, who appeared in New England records by the same year, were James Glass at Barnstable and Roger Glass at Scituate. These three may have migrated in 1639 at the time of their father's death, or perhaps some or all of them may have migrated earlier with an aunt or an uncle. Another sibling, Henry Glass appeared at a date later then 1639

Comments

From http://trees.wmgs.org/getperson.php?personID=I13035&tree=Schirado

Anderson concludes there is no evidence for any children of Edward and Amy (Glass) (Willis) Holman.

Citations

• Early Cogans English and American, George E. McCracken.
• Robert Charles Anderson, (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1995).
• Plymouth Colony vital records, Transcribed by George Ernest Bowman
• Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jan 21 2017, 20:01:27 UTC