Alice Alwyn

  General Notes:

! In the Archives, it appears that Hugh had two wives, (1) Joan and (2) Alice
Alwyn. By his birth date it also appears that he could have had two wives. By
the naming of the daughter, Alice, I would assume our Alice Alwyn was the
mother, but she is listed as a child with both wives. It is not known for sure
which mother was hers, Alice or Joan, or were these wives one and the same?
! PARENTS: We know that Alice Alwyn is the daughter of Giles Alwyn, but, was
there another and earlier wife than Johanne Brixton Gaylord who could have been
the mother of Alice Alwyn? Did Alice Alwyn marry a half brother or step
brother? The answer lies in who her mother really is.

! In the Archives, it appears that Hugh had two wives, (1) Joan and (2) Alice
Alwyn. By his birth date it also appears that he could have had two wives. By
the naming of the daughter, Alice, I would assume our Alice Alwyn was the
mother, but she is listed as a child with both wives. It is not known for sure
which mother was hers, Alice or Joan, or were these wives one and the same?
! PARENTS: We know that Alice Alwyn is the daughter of Giles Alwyn, but, was
there another and earlier wife than Johanne Brixton Gaylord who could have been
the mother of Alice Alwyn? Did Alice Alwyn marry a half brother or step
brother? The answer lies in who her mother really is.

Alice married Hugh Gaylord, son of Nicholas Gaylord Gaillard and Johanne Brixton Newman, in 1593 in Pitminster, Somersetshire, Eng. (Hugh Gaylord was born in 1553 in Pitminster, Somerset, England, christened in Pitminster, Somerset, England, died on 21 Oct 1614 in Pitminster, Somerset, England and was buried on 21 Oct 1614 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.)