The English ancestry of Reinold and Matthew Marvin of Hartford, Ct ...

APPENDIX.
wrHEN this work was undertaken, it was believed that all the infor-
mation attainable could be given in a pamphlet of thirty or forty
pages ; but new material has come to light during the eighteen months in
which the book has been in press, until the projected pamphlet has grown
into a volume. The following notes, chiefly relating to families of the
same name with individuals who intermarried with Marvins, in most cases
received too late to be given at their proper place in the text, are added
here chiefly as suggesting possible clues for further research ;
if they should
chance to prove of value to some future investigator, their insertion will
be justified. I take this opportunity to correct one or two errors that have
been discovered.
Page 22. A second examination of the Will of Roger Marvin, made at
my request, shows that his "lands and tenements " are not specified in
his Will.
Page 32. The reference here to the Church-bell in Great Belstead is
an error; it was that of the Church in Belstead, (/. e.. Little Belstead. as
formerly called,) which was broken and sold ; the statement is corrected
on page 68.
On page 40, Maryon Marvin (dau. of John of Chattisham) is called the
wife of " Christian 11 Alderman. Later information, given on page 122,
shows that she was probably the wife of Thomas Glamefield of Hintle-
sham.