Remember Shaw

Some sources have "Remembrance".

Remember and Joshua Garlick Jr. were the children of Joshua Garlick Sr. and Elizabeth Blanchard Garlick AKA "Goody Garlick" the accused witch.

Remember married Richard Shaw and her brother Joshua Jr. married Elizabeth Hardie/Hardy... And as far as my Aunt Ruth's work saying Remember Garlick and Elizabeth Garlick were sisters, I was never able to prove that. I personally only have 2 thoughts: 1. Maybe Remember's middle name was Elizabeth after her mother. 2. Since Remember's brother Joshua married Elizabeth Hardy Garlick, technically, Remember Garlick Shaw and Elizabeth Hardy Garlick were sisters-in-law, so maybe that's what Aunt Ruth found especially if Joshua Garlick married Elizabeth Hardy before his sister got married, then records would have indicated the presence of a Remember Garlick AND an Elizabeth Garlick!

http://genforum.genealogy.com/garlick/messages/464.html

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Garlick-291#

Remember Garlick, daughter of Joshua and Goody Garlick, was born about 1640[1] in East Hampton, NY.[2]

"The girl with the lovely Puritan name, Remember, was about 18 when her mother, Elizabeth Garlick, was tried for witchcraft in the death of Elizabeth (Gardiner) Howell in February 1657/8."[3]

"She married in 1660 Richard Shaw, son of Edmund/Edward Shaw and unknown wife of East Hampton. Richard was probably about 25 years old when he married Remember. The Shaws lived next door north to the Garlicks."[3]

Children

1. Richard (eldest son)
2. Edward/Edmond (second son)
3. Captain William Shaw
4. Joshua Shaw
5. Benjamin Shaw
6. Elizabeth Shaw

Richard Shaw died in 1683; Remember died after that date.

Reference:

• WikiTree contributors, "Remembrance (Garlick) Shaw (abt.1640-aft.1683)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Garlick-291 : created 27 Oct 2015 | Last modified 2 Mar 2023 | accessed 21 November 2024).
• ↑ Hanc, John. (October 25, 2012). "Before Salem, There Was the Not-So-Wicked Witch of the Hamptons." Smithsonian Magazine. Retrieved October 23, 2015 from http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/before-salem-there-was-the-no...
• ↑ Foster, Sherrill (Winter 1996/Spring 1997). "Remember & Joshua Garlick: Their Parents & Their Children." The Suffolk County Historical Society Register, (22)3&4, 98-103.
• Hanc, John. (October 25, 2012). "Before Salem, There Was the Not-So-Wicked Witch of the Hamptons." Smithsonian Magazine. Retrieved October 23, 2015 from http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/before-salem-there-was-the-no...