William COLLIER

• Birth: ABT 1560, London, England
• Death: 1670, Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

• Reference: 164

1. Elizabeth COLLIER

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Notes

Family History Center :

COLLIER, Mr. WILLIAM :

One of the adventurers to New Plimoth in Eng. 15 Nov 1626; his

brew-house in London mentioned in 1631; was agent of Mr. James

Shirley. [B.] One of the "old comers", Plymouth, taxed in 1632, frm 1633.

Visited Boston with Gov. Bradford in 1634 to consult with authorities

about the Hacking affair. [W.] One of the referees in adjusting partner-

ship business between English and Plymouth propriators in 1641 [B.]

Rebecca m. May 15, 1634, Job Cole; Sarah m. the same day, Love

Brewster; Mary m. April 1 ,1636 Gov. Thomas Prence; Elizabeth m. 2, Nov.

1637 Constant Southworth.

From "Cape Cod Series History and Genealogy of the Mayflower Planters,

by Leon Clark Hills (1941) [G 974.401 P 738 h Vol.2 - avail at the Indiana

State Lib.] : b. before 1590 in Eng. ; d. Plymouth 1670. Married twice,

but the name of neither spouse is known. He was a merchant adventurer

of London and very active in his support of the New England settlers. He

came to New England with 4 daughters on the MARY & JAMES in 1633. He

was the governor's assistant from 1634 to 1665.