Samuel Winslow 
Samuel's father was John Winslow and his mother was Elizabeth Paddy. He had a brother and a sister, named Edward and Mary. He died on June 2nd, 1663 in Massachusetts.1 General Notes
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Samuel Winslow was a grantee with Bradstreet, Dudley, and others, of Colchester in 1638 and an early settler of Salisbury -- although not an original settler.. He was made freeman on 22 May 1639. He represented Salisbury in the Geneal Court in 1642, 1645, and 1653.
He invented a mode of making salt.
Two of the sons of Philip Fowler (Samuel and Thomas) settled near him in Salisbury and Amesbury. His son, Samuel Winsley, left property to the children of Samuel Fowler and calls him cousin.
After the death of his first wife, Samuel married Ann, the widow of Henry Boade of Wells.
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Further sources/citations:
The Fowler Family; A Genealogical memoir of the Descendants ofPhilipandMary Fowler of Ipswich, Mass., Ten Generations, 1590-1882 byadescendantMatt, Massachusetts' Archieves @ General Court Records, Vol. I, pg. 331 and Vol. II, pg. 5., Old Families of Salisbury & Amesbury, Genealogical Dictionary of New England @ Vol. 4., daveanthes.FTW
Further sources/citations:
The Fowler Family; A Genealogical memoir of the Descendants ofPhilipandMary Fowler of Ipswich, Mass., Ten Generations, 1590-1882 byadescendantMatt, Massachusetts' Archieves @ General Court Records, Vol. I, pg. 331 and Vol. II, pg. 5., Old Families of Salisbury & Amesbury, Genealogical Dictionary of New England @ Vol. 4., daveanthes.FTW
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