RTree - Person Sheet
NameMary WILCOX 
Birth1605, England
Death1662, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA
Misc. Notes
CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION:
Genealogies are all over the place regarding “Mary Wilcox”. Some claim she married Thomas Hall, and is the mother of the Lydia Hall who married Gershom Cutter. Others say she married Nathaniel Hall - and some of those claim Nathaniel is Lydia’s father.
UNIDENTIFIED SOURCES:
“Mary signed her legal papers plainly and without ornamentation, giving evidence she was accustomed to writing. However, it was as Widow Mary Hall she was named in Cambridge by William Wilcox, who in his will bequeathed her 20 shillings and to her son, William and daughter, Susan, 10 shillings each. She is called sister Mary Hall also in the Will.
“Widow Mary had lands given to her in Cambridge in 1662 when she joined the church there. Her children were adults by then. There are no birth or death dates for her, nor place of birth, except "England", where her children were born also.
Genealogies are all over the place regarding “Mary Wilcox”. Some claim she married Thomas Hall, and is the mother of the Lydia Hall who married Gershom Cutter. Others say she married Nathaniel Hall - and some of those claim Nathaniel is Lydia’s father.
UNIDENTIFIED SOURCES:
“Mary signed her legal papers plainly and without ornamentation, giving evidence she was accustomed to writing. However, it was as Widow Mary Hall she was named in Cambridge by William Wilcox, who in his will bequeathed her 20 shillings and to her son, William and daughter, Susan, 10 shillings each. She is called sister Mary Hall also in the Will.
“Widow Mary had lands given to her in Cambridge in 1662 when she joined the church there. Her children were adults by then. There are no birth or death dates for her, nor place of birth, except "England", where her children were born also.