Magdalene (Ollyver) Winslow
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Magdalene (Ollyver) Winslow (1566)

Magdalene "Magdalen" Winslow formerly Ollyver aka Olyver, Oliver
Born in St. Brides Church, Droitwich, Worcestershire, Englandmap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 4 Nov 1594 in St Bride's Church Fleet Street, London, Englandmap
Descendants descendants
Died [date unknown] in St. Andrew Parish, Droitwich, Worcestershire, Englandmap
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Biography

Magdalen Oliver

Droitwich, Worcestershire, England

Anderson reports the mother of John Winslow, a featured name in Great Migration Begins series, as "Magdalen Oliver."[1] Anderson cites NEHGR 4:297, 21:120. (for Puritan Great Migration profiles, we defer to Anderson as our primary reference)

SUMMARY: Even though the IGI entry has no surname for her, most researchers seem to accept that her surname was Oliver or Ollyver.[2]

The Worden/Winslow/Burgess families: The Worden Family Association considers the relationship to Peter Worden b. 1576 Lancashire, to be unproven, but we are always looking for new information. Contact Doris Muller for additional information and sources.

She was born/christened 4 Aug 1566 St. Clement Dane, Westminster, Middlesex, England with no father stated but others in the time period are children of Gilbert Oliver. (which is only 1/4 mile west of St. Bride's)[3]

It seems likely that she was daughter of Gilbert Oliver and Margery Young since an article in TAG 43:239 states that there was a Margery Oliver listed in the 1603 subsidy of Droitwich, as was Edward Winslow. However, the problem with this is that, if she were born in 1566 and Edward born 1572 or after, she would be at least six years older than her husband, which is certainly not impossible.

She died 1 JAN 1607 St. Andrews, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England[4]

Ben M. Angel notes: Someone had proposed some time back that Magdalene Oliver was buried in the King's Chapel Burying Ground in Boston, Massachusetts. This seemed a rather odd assertion, given that she was born and died in England before Boston was even settled. The possibility of a reburial was considered, but Winslow Genealogy asserts that she was buried in England (cemetery and location unspecified). Since her actual burial location is unknown (and probably located in a cemetery within the town she had lived), I'm going to delete the previous assertion of a Boston burial. If someone can dig up (sorry for the pun) information on the actual graveyard she is buried in, that would be of great use here.

She married 26 OCT 1583 St. Mary, Le Strand, Middlesex, England[citation needed]

But this conflicts with the following:

She and Edward were married on November 4 in 1594 in St. Brides, Fleet Street, London.[5] St. Brides is a church named after St. Brigid that still exists.

Name

Magdalene Ollyver

Birth

04 AUG 1566 Droitwich, Worcestershire, England[6]

Christening

04 AUG 1566 Worcester, England

Marriage

04 NOV 1594 St Bride's, Fleet Street, London, England[7]

Children

  1. Edward
  2. John
  3. Eleanor
  4. Kenelm
  5. Gilbert
  6. Elizabeth
  7. Magdalene
  8. Josiah

Sources

  1. Anderson
  2. "The Great Migration Begins", states it thus and gives the source "NEHGR 4:297, 21:210; TAG ("The American Genealogist") 42:52.
  3. John C. Gaunt, "Governor Edward Winslow's Mother's Family, the Olivers," in The American Genealogist, 42(1965):52
  4. TAG 42(1965):52
  5. TAG 42:52
  6. John C. Gaunt, "Governor Edward Winslow's Mother's Family, the Olivers," in The American Genealogist, 42(1965):52
  7. TAG 42:52
  • name: Magdalene Ollyver, marriage: 4 Nov 1594 St Bride's, Fleet Street, London, England. birth: England.
  • Name: Edward Winslow, birth: 1560 Droitwich, Worcester, England, marriage: 4 Nov 1594 St Bride's, Fleet Street, London, England.
  • London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 (Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Provo, UT, USA, 2010) Church of England Parish Registers, 1538-1812. London, England: London Metropolitan Archives. Images produced by permission of the City of London Corporation Libraries.
  • London Metropolitan Archives, St Bride Fleet Street, Register of marriages, 1587-1653, P69/BRI/A/002/MS06537 marriage: 4 Nov 1594 St Bride's, Fleet Street, London, England Name: Magdalene Ollyver




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Would be nice if someone could remove non-factual information from the Biography and put it in a Research Notes section as per recommendations. I appreciate that the structure of this has suffered from a couple of merges - I don't feel qualified in this area or I would help - sorry!
posted by David Barrington
Please disregard my prior comment. This Magdalene is the mother of daughter Magdalene who shows up in my lineage.
posted by David Winslow
I just checked my connection to Henry 8th Tudor and see I am 17 degrees away. In the chart it shows Magdalene to be the wife of John Newton, and brother of Kenelm Winslow. This disagrees with this page.
posted by David Winslow
Magdalen Oliver is not part of the Mayflower project.
This profile needs some solid evidence to reduce the conflicting information and assumptions.
posted by Vivienne Caldwell
Oliver-3934 and Ollyver-14 appear to represent the same person because: Although Oliver-3934 is extremely sparse on information, the information that was given matches this orphaned unconnected profile to Ollyver-14. I have adopted the profile and I propose that, rather than being deleted, it be merged into Ollyver-14.
posted by Bethany Oesting
Ollyver-14 and Ollyver-25 appear to represent the same person because: Name & Birthdates same - death date needs research as her youngest child was born in 1608, so she couldn't have died in 1607
posted by Patricia (Long) Kent

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