In an article by David A. Macdonald titled "A new look at theCorwin and Shatswell Families" in the Register (NEHGR) 150:180(Apr 1996).Discusses a Chancery court proceeding in 1627 against theadministrator of the estate of widow Judith Shatswell ofSibbertoft, Northhamptonshire, England, who had died more than adecade earlier. The document indicates that widow JudithShatswell was the mother of these children:John, b. c1597Margaret, b. c1598, m. Matthew CurwenTheophilusSibyl, b. c1601Mary, b. c1605Macdonald thinks that Theophilus was born between Margaret andSibyl because of the order of their mention in the suit, andthinks the age given in the suit is wrong. The age would makehim born c1608.There is no mention of a William Shatswell, although there isreference to "two of ye uncles and neere kinsemen".So it looks like we can say that Mary (Shatswell) (Webster)Emery was from Sibbertoft, and her mother was named Judith. fromRobert Shaw (shaw_robert@tandem.com)Estate of John Satchwell of Ipswichffebruary 11th 1646. The last will and Testament of me JohnSatchwell of Ipswich though weake in body yet in pfect sence &memory doe comend my soule to god who gave it & my body to thedust whence it was at first till the resurreccon which I doeexpect. And for my estate I give to my sonne Richard all my howses andland wth their apprtenancs except that pt of the 25 acre lottfrom the vper end of the plowd land & soe downward to the sea, &sixteene acres of pasture beyond muddy river pt of the oxpasture towards Rowley which pcells of land. I give to Johan mywife during her naturall life an to her Issue if she have anyand for want of such yssue then to returne to Richard my sonnehis heires & Assignes: further it is hereby pvided & my will isthat Johan my wife shall have the vse of my howses barneCowhowse orchard halfe of my particular during her naturall lifeor vntill she can conveniently pvid otherwise for her selfe. And my will is that if Richard shall not marry wth RebeccaTuttle which is now intended then my wife shall have her beingin the howse as is before mentioned during her life vnlesse shesee good to dispose of herselfe otherwise. But in case my sonneRichard should decease wthout issue lawfully begotten of hisbody then my will is that all that estate that is not given tohis wife by ioynture shall returne to Johan my wife if thenliving and if both dept this life without issue then my will isthat such estate of land as remayne should be equally dividedbetweene my brother & sisters' children that are here in NewEngland. I doe hereby give to my brother Theophilus Satchwellmy best cloth sute and coate. To my brother Curwin my stuffsute. To my sister webster about seaven yards of stuff to makeher a sute and alsoe a yonge heiffer thought to be wth calfe.ffurther I doe hereby make my wife sole executrix to receivewhat is due to me & alsoe to pay if I doe owe any thinge to anythat is iustly due. In wittnesse of this my last will &Testament I doe hereto sett my hand the daye & yeare first abovewritten. Those words (of land as remaynes) were interlinedbefore the subscripcon hereof.John SatchwellWitness: Jonathan wade, James HoweProved Mar 30, 1647, by the witnesses