| Mary (Unknown) Blois migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1621-1640). Join: Puritan Great Migration Project Discuss: pgm |
Edmund Blois m. by about 1623 Mary ____ . She died at Watertown 29 May 1672.[1]
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Having written this, I must admit there's a very good chance the families Bloss and Blois are related. There are several branches to be found in Suffolk and adjoining counties. I expect that the not-noble branches may originate from children out of wedlock. (Edmund too!) With the help of the Family Search Tree, I have added one branch to my database, starting with one William Bloss + Susanna (first known child in 1741). Interestingly their grandchildren and their descendants are using the name Blois, except one side branch that migrated to NY, USA. I can send you a listing if you're interested.
Edmund married Mary Cooper 11 oct 1620 in Colchester, St. Nicholas. see https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N26N-W5R also: Blois must be Blosse or Bloss No connection with the Blois family that married and baptised in Ipswich
Surname should be Unknown per Anderson.
Please change Cooper to Unknown. Thank you