Edward Walden

     Edward Walden was born circa 1629 at Coventry, Warwickshire, England. He was the son of Foulke Walden. Edward Walden married Tamesin (?) circa 1648 at Essex Co, Massachusetts; Published by the Essex Institute, 1914, Wenham Presentments for June 1671 list a John Witteridge was sited for being disguised with drink, and the witnesses included Tamesin Waldron, wife of Edward Waldron. Edward Walden died before 25 June 1679 at Wenham, Essex Co, Massachusetts; Edward's Will was dated 22 March 1679, naming son Nathaniel as Executor, as all other younger children were under age. Eldest daughters Mary and Tamesin were omitted. Rev. Joseph Gerrish swears Edward told him, "he had done enough already."¹