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Mary Allyn

Birth20 Jan 1628 - Braunton, Devonshire, England
Death14 Dec 1703 - Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
MotherMargaret Wyatt
FatherMatthew Allyn (Wyatt) I

Born in Braunton, Devonshire, England on 20 Jan 1628 to Matthew Allyn (Wyatt) I and Margaret Wyatt. Mary Allyn married Benjamin Newberry and had 13 children. She passed away on 14 Dec 1703 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.

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Parents
Matthew Allyn (Wyatt) I
1605 - 1670
Margaret Wyatt
1594 - 1675
Spouse(s)
Benjamin Newberry
1624 - 1689
Children Show all
Mary Newberry
1648 - 1703
Rebecca Newberry
1655 - 1718
Sarah Newberry
1650 - 1716
Abigail Newberry
1659 - 1715
Thomas Newberry
1657 - 1688
Margaret Newberry
1662 - 1698
Hannah Newberry
1652 - 1663

(Capt) Benjamin Newberry
1669 - 1709
Benjamin Capt Newberry
1656 - 1680
Anne Allyn
1652 - 1735
Margaret Southmayd
1660 - 1733
Elizabeth Gardiner
1669 - Unknown
Martha Allyn
1667 - 1732

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