Hello, This is the web site for "Ye Olde Woburn" which I mentioned yesterday. http://www.yeoldewoburn.net/ It includes a 1638 map of Waterfield, MA, (former name of many for Winchester), and that map has my ancestor, George HUTCHINSON, down as the owner of a property. I just did a "site search" for the DOW surname, and found out that there was a Nathan or Nathaniel DOW mentioned as being a Revolutionary War soldier. (Also a Stephen DOW was mentioned as living there in the 1800's) I'm going to go check out this Nathan DOW from 1700's now ! Enjoy your Sunday ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) P.S. I'm finding out that several MARSTERS families left New England just after the Revolutionary War and went to Canada, settling in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. (Or, one, large extended MARSTERS family.) I'm posting queries to find out if William MARSTERS, b~1800, could have been born in Canada. I read that several of the families did return to MA, but I don't know when. Looking for information on the parents of Mary DOW who married William MARSTERS during the 1820's. The only child I know about so far is Mary MARSTERS, reportedly born in Boston in 1829.