In a message dated 9/30/00 9:44:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time, quirkje@email.msn.com writes: << Thank you for your offer....I am descended from Paul Peck and Martha Hale's daughter Mary Peck who married Daniel Andrews. I would appreciate anything you might have on that part of the family. Thank you, Jane Quirk >> hi Jane , I hate to say this , But , Mary did not marry a Daniel Andrews !!! , try John ..... Phil

> Jane Quirk >> hi Jane , I hate to say this , But , Mary did not > marry a Daniel Andrews !!! , try John ..... Phil ~~~~~~~~~ Good morning everyone... This is what I have re Mary PECK and her husband Daniel 2) ANDREWS.... According to what I have Mary married Daniel ANDREWS.. Torrey on pg 16 says this: ANDREWS, Daniel (1649-1731) & Mary PECK [ca 1652-) ; ca 1671-2 Farmington, CT. There was a John whom married a Mary ( I have found her name to be BARNS... he is on pg 17 ANDREWS, John (?1616-1681/2) & Mary .........( -1694) b 1643 Farmington, CT. I have that John ANDREWS was born 31 Oct 1620 in County Essex, England, he died 1681 at Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut he md abt 1642 in Farmington, TO Mary [BARNS] b 1622 county Essex, England, she died May 1694.. they were parents of 9 ch. Daniel being one of them... Now in Ernest FLAGG'S "Genealogical Notes of the Founding of New England" pg 361 under "ANDREWS-PECK" he says this: "There are good reasons for believing that Daniel 2) ANDREWS married Mary 2) PECK. the only reason for thinking otherwise is the fact that Savage says she married John ANDREWS of Hartford. The PECK Genealogy make the same statement, but in doing so, simply copies Savage without quetion, as so many others have done. It can be shown that Savis is "elaborately wrong" to use one of his own expressions, as regards the family of Deacon Paul PECK." Ernest FLAGG goes on to point out some of the errors in Savage and then showing what we now know..he takes up 3 pages on the subject and pointing out that Mary did marry Daniel ANDREWS the s/o John 1) ANDREWS and Mary [BARNS]. If I am in error, I sure want to correct it... but that is what Ernest FLAGG points out.. Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com