Biographical Sketch (1991):23, p. 13. "Mary Bartlett b. Plymouth ca. 1634; d. there 26 Sept. 1692.

She m. (1) Plymouth 10 Sept. 1651 Richard Foster, b. prob. England; d. bet. 1657 and 27 June 1659. She m. (2) Plymouth 8 July 1659 Jonathan Morey, b. ca. 1633; bp. Salem 2:2m (April) 1637; d. Plymouth 19 May 1708 in 75th yr.; son of Roger and Mary (Johnson) Mowry. He m. (2) ca. 1693/4 Hannah (Pincen) (Young) Witherell.

On 27 June 1659 Robert Bartlett of Plymouth, cooper, agreed to make good unto Benjamine ffoster son of Richard ffoster the sum of 8 pounds when Benjamin ffoster reaches the age of 21 years. In the same agreement Mary the wife of Richard ffoster deceased agreed to bring up Benjamine ffoster he being the age of four years of thereabouts. On the same date Jonathan Morey and Mary FFoster widow entered into a marriage agreement."

Biographical Sketch (1956):384, p. 193. "Mary Bartlett, born about 1634, was probably the third child of Robert Bartlett and Mary Warren; her birth record is not now extant. She married first, at Plymouth, 10 Sept. 1651, Richard Foster [Mayflower Descendant 16:237]. We do not know the exact time and place of his death, but he probably died the latter part of 1658. There is a record in Plymouth Court Orders [3:127] showing that he was away from Plymouth Feb. 2, 1657/8, and it seems probable from subsequent records that he died before the end of that year. From the Colony Records we learn that they had at least two children."

Biographical Sketch (1956):384, p. 194. "Mary Bartlett Foster, widow of Richard, married second at Plymouth, 8 July 1659, Jonathan Morey [Mayflower Descendant 17:182], son of Roger Mowry of Rhode Island and Mary Johnson, daughter of John and Margery Johnson of Roxbury, Mass. He was born 1633-4 according to age at death, but baptized at Salem, Mass., 2: 2m: 1637 [Salem VR 2:67 as printed under Maury]. In Plymouth Colony the name was found written in most instances Morey, Morrey, and Mory, but never Mowry as in Rhode Island.

According to land records they lived in Plymouth on the outskirts near the Sandwich line. None of their children have been found in any birth or baptismal records, but we learn from other Plymouth Colony records that they had three children who grew to maturity."

1692 Death:6, p. 22.,384, p. 194. "Mary, wife of Jonathan Morey, Sr., dec’d on the 26th day of September 1692."