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     Kenelm Winslow was the son of Thomas Winslow.² Of Kempsey, Worcestershire.¹

     Louisa Maria Winslow was born on 9 September 1814 in Portland, Maine.² She was the daughter of Nathan Winslow and Comfort Hussey.³ Louisa Maria Winslow married Samuel Edmund Sewall, son of Hon. Joseph Sewall and Mary Robie, on 9 June 1836 in Portland, Cumberland, Maine, The wedding was set for 8th June but was delayed, probably only for a day. The wedding was kept secret because the bride's family were Quakers and Samuel Sewall was a Unitarian.^1,4 Louisa Maria Winslow died on 4 November 1850 in Carver Street, Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 36 "It is our sad task to record the sudden departure from this life of Mrs. Sewall, wife of Samuel R. Sewall , Esq., and daughter of Mr. Nathan Winslow of Portland. Having come in town from her residence in Melrose, on Monday evening, in her usual health, she called at the house of Mr. Pitman in Carver-st., where she was taken with bleeding at the lungs. Two physicians were called, but in three hours she expired. A very numerous circle of friends will mourn the loss of a most able, accomplished and benevolent lady, whose heart and head were in every good work; not will they forget to sympathize with one whose happy home has so unexpectedly lost the presence of its guardian angel.— Chr of Wednesday.

Mrs. Sewall had recently completed her 36th year. She was one of a circle of friends very dear to us, especially in connection with the still prosecuted c of the despised and fettered slave. From child, she was baptized into the humane and sympathizing spirit of abolitions; and during our acquaintance with her for almost twenty years, she never failed to exhibit a living interest in the success of that cause. She had a heart ever gushing with tenderness and pity for the poor and needy, and was ever ready to relieve their necessities. We deeply sympathize with her caved , father, and a wide circle of and , in the great be which they are called to .— Ed. Liberator.^5,6"

     Lucy Ellen Winslow was the daughter of Nathan Winslow.

     Magdalen Winslow was born on 25 December 1604.¹ She was the daughter of Edward Winslow and Magdalen Oliver.¹ Magdalen Winslow was baptised on 30 December 1604.¹ She remained in England.¹

     Mary Winslow was born circa 1631 in Plymouth.¹ She was the daughter of John Winslow and Mary Chilton.¹ Mary Winslow married Edward Gray on 16 January 1651.² Mary Winslow died in 1663.²

     Nathan Winslow married as his first wife Comfort Hussey on 1 October 1811 in a Friends meeting, Portland, Maine.¹

     Nathan Winslow was born in 1713. He was the son of James Winslow and Elizabeth Carpenter.

     Penelope Winslow was born on 21 December 1704 in Marshfield.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Winslow and Sarah Wensley.¹

     Richard Winslow was the son of William Winslow.² Richard Winslow made a will in 1546.¹

     Richard Winslow (fl. 1430.)¹ He was the son of Galfrid Winslow.¹

     Richard Winslow was the son of Kenelm Winslow.¹

     Samuel Winslow was born circa 1641 in Plymouth.¹ He was the son of John Winslow and Mary Chilton.¹ Samuel Winslow died on 14 October 1680.²

     Sarah Winslow was born circa 1638 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, based on her age at death.² She was the daughter of John Winslow and Mary Chilton.^3,4 Sarah Winslow married firstly Miles Standish, son of Miles Standish and Barbara (Unknown), on 19 July 1660 at Boston they had no children.^3,5,2 Sarah Winslow married secondly Tobias Payne, son of William Payne, in November 1666 or 1667 at Boston, Massachusetts, He had come to Boston from the West Indies in 1666.² Sarah Winslow married thirdly Richard Middlecott, son of Edward Middlecott and Mary (Unknown), in 1672 at Boston.^2,6 Sarah Winslow died on 10 June 1726 in Boston, Massachusetts.⁷

     Sarah Winslow was born on 3 December 1704 in Marshfield, Maine.² She was the daughter of Kenelm Winslow and Abigail Waterman. Sarah Winslow married firstly Tobias Payne, son of William Payne and Mary Taylor, on 14 October 1728 in Marshfield, Maine.² Sarah Winslow married secondly Samuel Smith on 29 December 1737 in Eastham, Massachusetts.² Sarah Winslow died on 8 February 1770 in Wellfleet, Maine, at the age of 65.²

     Susanna Winslow was born before 1630? In Plymouth.¹ She was the daughter of John Winslow and Mary Chilton.¹ Susanna Winslow married Robert Latham in 1649.²

     Thomas Winslow was the son of Richard Winslow.² Of Kempsey.¹

     William Winslow (fl. 1471.) He was the son of Richard Winslow.²

     Roger Winspear was born on 13 February 1825 in Warkworth, Northumberland.¹ He married Mary Dean, daughter of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds, on 25 September 1860 in Port Sorell, Tasmania.^1,2 Roger Winspear died on 25 January 1898 in East Devonport, Tasmania, at the age of 72.¹

     Roger Wardle Winspear was born on 21 April 1864 in Port Sorell, Tasmania.¹ He was the son of Roger Winspear and Mary Dean.¹

     William Dean Winspear was born on 26 February 1866 in Tasmania.¹ He was the son of Roger Winspear and Mary Dean.¹

     Annie Cage Winston married Carl Waterman McMahon.

     Cecil Burton Winter was born on 7 February 1872 in Drayton, Norfolk.² He was the son of Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter and Maude Lavinia Sewell.¹ Cecil Burton Winter was christened on 10 March 1872 at Drayton, Norfolk.³ He married Helen Lillian Moore, daughter of John Moore and Mary Ellen Alexander. Cecil Burton Winter died on 2 May 1974 in Victoria, British Columbia, at the age of 102.⁴

     Edith Ethel Winter was born circa 1878. She was the daughter of James Irving Winter and Caroline Pettett.^1,2 Edith Ethel Winter married Paymaster Rear-Admiral Walter Gask C.B., son of Henry Gask and Elizabeth Styles, on 28 December 1907 in St. James's, Paddington.¹ Edith Ethel Winter died on 27 April 1954 in 3 Addison Gardens, London.³

     Eric Alban Winter was born on 16 June 1902 in Nelson, British Columbia.¹ He was the son of Cecil Burton Winter and Helen Lillian Moore.² Eric Alban Winter married Morna Drummond Macauley Foggo, daughter of William Stewart Foggo and Flora Alexandra Macauley, on 4 June 1930 in Vancouver, British Columbia.³ Eric Alban Winter died on 23 May 1992 in Ganges Saltspring Isle, British Columbia, at the age of 89.⁴

     Florence Maud May Winter was christened on 28 June 1868 at St. Faith's, Drayton, Norfolk.^2,3 She was the daughter of Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter and Maude Lavinia Sewell.¹ Florence Maud May Winter married William John Kerr, son of William Kerr, on 1 June 1899 in All Saints', Marylebone, London.⁴ Florence's death was registered in the quarter ending December 1954 in the Newton Abbot, Devon registration district.⁵

     Florence Maude Mary Winter's birth was registered in the quarter ending 1892 in the Birkenhead registration district.¹ She was the daughter of Major Harrie Sewallis Winter and Minnie Charlotte Bryan.² Florence Maude Mary Winter was christened on 22 May 1892 at St. Peter's, Rock Ferry, Cheshire.³

     Major Harrie Sewallis Winter was born in 1869 in Aldershot, Hampshire, and the birth was registered in the September quarter in the Farnham District.³ He was the son of Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter and Maude Lavinia Sewell.⁴ Major Harrie Sewallis Winter was christened on 22 September 1869 at Drayton, Norfolk.⁵ He married Minnie Charlotte Bryan, daughter of Henry Thomas Bryan, on 18 July 1891 in St. Simon's, Liverpool.⁶ Major Harrie Sewallis Winter appeared in the 1901 census at Lower Bebington, Cheshire.⁷ He married secondly Jean Shacklett Brightwell, daughter of Fernando Brightwell and N. Shoemaker, on 19 December 1928 in Los Angeles, California.⁸ Major Harrie Sewallis Winter and Jean Shacklett Brightwell appear on the census of 1930 at Los Angeles, California.⁹ Major Harrie Sewallis Winter died on 23 May 1935 in Los Angeles, California.¹⁰

     Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter was born on 19 December 1838 in Norwich, Norfolk.¹ He was the son of James Winter.² Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter married Maude Lavinia Sewell, daughter of Sheriff William Smith Sewell and Lavinia Marian Griffin, on 11 July 1867 in Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Québec, the service being conducted by the Rev. E.W. Sewell, uncle of the bride.^3,2 Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winter and Maude Lavinia Sewell were enumerated in the Census of 1881 living at 7 Bulstrode Terrace, Heston, Middlesex, Henry Winter is listed as Captain, 7th Royal Fusiliers. There is no record in this census entry of any children living with them.⁴ Lt. Colonel Henry Burton Winterappeared in the 1901 census in Cromer, Norfolk. Visiting Robert Balls, a fishmonger, and his family. He is described as a widower and a "retired Lieutenent Colonel in the army."⁵ He appeared in the 1911 census at 73 Thorpe Road, Norwich. His sister is living with him, there are several servants.⁶ He died on 31 May 1915 in Norfolk at the age of 76.¹
Ensign, 7th Foot, 1862; Lieut., 1864; Capt., 1875; Major, Royal Fusiliers, 1881. Served in Malta, Canada and India; Cantonment magistrate at Poonamallee. Retired, 1886. Resided latterly at Drayton Lodge, near Norwich.¹

     A solicitor of Drayton Lodge, Norfolk.¹

     Of Dhurringile, Victoria, Australia.¹ James Irving Winter was born in 1834 in Edinburgh.² He married Caroline Pettett on 27 April 1871.² James Irving Winter died on 3 February 1885 in Norwood, London.²