Roger Porter

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Pedigree
ChartsAncestors of Edward Ambrose Cooke
Roger Porter, son of Robert Porter and Anne Chapman, was born probably shortly before his baptism at Long Sutton, Hampshire, England, 31 March 1583.1 He died at Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, 3 April 1654.1

Roger married (1) Alice Mulford, daughter of James Mulford and Alice Dixon, at Heckfield, Hampshire, England, 21 June 1608;1 he married (2), as her 3rd husband, Grace Ravens, daughter of Richard Ravens and Elizabeth Hedge, between 1638 and 1644.1

Family 1

Alice Mulford b. 18 Apr 1582, d. bef. 1 Feb 1626/27
Children
  • Robert Porter2 b. 14 Mar 1608/9
  • Alice Porter2 b. 14 Oct 1610, d. bef. 1 Feb 1626/27
  • Joan Porter2 b. 14 Oct 1610, d. Sep 1684
  • Susan Porter2 b. say 1612, d. bef. 19 Jun 1676
  • Mary Porter2 b. say 1614, d. 20 Mar 1697/98
  • Rose Porter+3 b. say 1616, d. bt 1684 - 1685

Family 2

Grace Ravens b. abt. 1591, d. 3 Jun 1662
This person was last edited on14 Aug 2025

Citations

  1. [S2733] Janelle Robinson and Robert Battle, "The Identities and Ancestry of Four Early Seventeenth–Century New England Women: Joan (Wife of Thomas1 Chillingworth of Sandwich and Marshfield, Mass., and Thomas1 Doggett of Concord, Weymouth, and Marshfield, Mass.), Susan (Wife of Nathan1 Fiske of Watertown, Mass.), Mary (Wife of John2 Dunham of Plymouth, Mass.), and Rose (Wife of John2 Waterbury and Joseph1 Garnsey of Stamford, Conn.)," The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 179 (Summer 2025): 236–257, at 248, further cited as Robinson and Battle, "Four Early Seventeenth–Century New England Women."
  2. [S2733] Robinson and Battle, "Four Early Seventeenth–Century New England Women," 249-51.
  3. [S2733] Robinson and Battle, "Four Early Seventeenth–Century New England Women," 251.