Born in Trevor Issa, Denbigshire, Wales to John Johnson and Hannah Throckmarten. She was married about 1625 to Joseph Peaslee of Chipping-Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England. They were new Quakers as her brother John was one of the founders of Quakerism in Wales. Joseph and Mary are parents of two known children.
Arrival: 1630 Salem, Massachusetts[1]
Or BEF 1641 unknown ship, at Newbury, Ma 1641
Death
BEF 27 SEP 1694 Havervill, Essex, Massachusetts
Alternate fact: BEF 1694 Salisbury, Essex Co, Ma
Implied from date admin. granted to son (see probate footnote)
Probate
27 SEP 1694 Salisbury, Essex Co, Ma
Burial
Haverhill, Essex, Mass or Salisbury
Note
Mary Johnson was born in Trevor Issa, Wales and was the granddaughter of Edmund Johnson. He, along with six of his children, drowned while on a boating trip in Ponty Pool, Wales, in 1600. The only surviving child was Mary's father, John who was 12 years old when this happened. He had stayed home with his mother during this family outing. John Johnson was a successful farmer in Wales. He had at least three children, Edmund, Mary and John. Edmund settled in Hampton, New Hampshire in 1635. Mary married Joseph Peasley and settled in Haverhill, Mass, while John remained in England where he became a noted Quaker and a companion of George Fox.
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FamilySearch Tree. Mary Johnson, born in 1604 in Haverhill, Essex, Mass (Not likely) Died 27Sept1694 in Essex, Province of, Bay, Somalia. Parents: John Johnson and Hannah Throckmorton.
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