Margaret Low

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• Married: 8 Jan 1691/92, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; Jonathan Pratt.

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• Residence: 1665, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
• History: 2 Mar 1668/69, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; He was fined 5/ for drunkenness and a year later on 1 March was the fine was doubled for a second offense.
• History: 5 Mar 1671/72; He was fined "for profaning the Sabbath by servile labor and contemptible words."
• Military: 1676; He served in Capt. Pierce's company during the King Philip's War

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being killed by Indians having been ambushed with Capt. Pierce's company darning the King Philip's War.

John married Elizabeth Howland about 1665. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• History: 3 Jun 1673; Joseph Rose of Marshfield, was put under a bond of £20 to refrain from the company of Elizabeth for "being groundedly suspected to have had much familiarity with the wife of John Loe in a dishonest way."
• History: 5 Jun 1678; She was sentenced to be whipped for having an illegitimate child.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Land/House: 2 Nov 1640, Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; Arthur Howland was granted land in Plymouth.
• Freeman: 1 Mar 1641/42
• Military: 1643, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; He was on a list of men able to bear arms.
• History: 1644; He sued Robert Mendum for goods which his wife had brought for him from England, but did not deliver to him, using them for themselves. His suit was successful and he was granted £6.
• Religion: 1651; He was a Quaker, and was in court 7 October 1651 for not attending church on Sundays. Later in December 1657, Robert Huchin, a Quaker preacher, held a meeting in his house. The authorities heard of it, and dispatched the constable. Arthur helped Robert Huchen to escape, but Arthur was arrested the next day and jailed. On 2 March 1657/58, he was fined £9 and bound for good behavior. He refused to pay the fine and was sent back to jail. On 1 June 1658, he admitted to having "done evil" and was released.
• History: 6 Feb 1654/55; He was foreman of a coroner's jury looking into the death of John Walker. The jury found that the boy, the servant of Robert Latham, Robert, had died from cruelty and over work.
• Will: 3 Jul 1674, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
• Probate/Proved: 14 Mar 1675/76, Plymouth County, Massachusetts

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