1. ZACHARY¹ GOODYEAR was born about 1573, and was buried on 26 July 1613 in St. Gregory's, London, England, United Kingdom^[8]. He married in London, London, England, on 5 July 1596, (EF-10) SUSANNA BAXTER^[19], daughter of (EF-1) William and Margaret (BUTLER) BAXTER, who was born about 1575, and was christened on 22 April 1575 in St. Mary Bothaw, London, England^[9]. ^{[7, 12, 14]}
Will:
"Zacharye Goodyeare, citizen and vintner of London, 18 July 1613, proved 31
July 1613. To be buried in the parish church of St. Gregory near Paul's in
London. To my loving mother ten pounds. To my cousin Mary Storye five pounds.
The residue to my son Stephen Goodyere whom I make executor. I make, nominate
and ordain my brothers John Partridge, scrivener, and Ralph Bowlton, merchant
tailor, citizens of London, overseers.
Children:

+	2	i.	STEPHEN2 GOODYEAR, DEPUTY-GOVERNOR OF NEW HAVEN COLONY, bp. on 26 Nov. 1598 in St. Gregory's, London, England; d. in 1658 in London, London, England; m. (1) MARY _____ of London, London, England, b. about 1603, d. at sea in 1646[20, 14]; m. (2) MARGARET LEWEN.
	3	ii.	JOHN GOODYEAR, bp. on 26 Dec. 1599 in St. Gregory's, London, England.

2. STEPHEN² GOODYEAR, DEPUTY-GOVERNOR OF NEW HAVEN COLONY (Zachary¹), son of (1) Zachary¹ and (EF-10) Susanna (BAXTER) GOODYEAR, was christened on 26 Nov. 1598 in St. Gregory's, London, England^[8], and died in 1658 in London, London, England. He married (1st) MARY _____ of London, London, England, who was born about 1603, and died in 1646 at sea^{[20, 14]}. He married (2nd) MARGARET LEWEN. ^{[18, 4, 13, 14, 15]}
Deputy Governor and Commissioner for United Colonies.
Register of St. Gregory's:
"Stephen, Sonne of Zachary Goodyere, 26. Nov. 1598."^[6]
26 January 1640. On the petition of Stephen Goodyeare, merchant, and Richard Russell, master of the "St. John" of London, an order is made to allow the ship to carry goods and passengers to New England after the oaths have been taken at Gravesend.^[16]
2 April - 22 May 1640. Thomas Middleton, John Crane, Phillip le Cocke, James Simkin, William Willowly, Steven Goodyer, John Parker, William Ryder, Robert Hanton, William Tristram, John Hobson, Daniell Butler, William Harris, Thomas Deacon, Joshua Foote, Hugh Norris, Avery Dighton, John Hatly, Mathew Cradock, William Raisborow, Richard Perry, Abraham Toppam, John Coachman, John Bile, William Ward, John Jurion [Juram], Henry Skerner, Richard Holder, Richard Higgons, Timothy Langley, Steven Goodiard [Goodyeare] and James Linsey shippers of goods on the "[St.] John", Mr. Thomas Middleton [Richard Russell after 12 May] bound from London to New England carrying planters and passengers.^[17]
Before coming to America he resided on St. Street in London. Owner of the ship St. John which was liscensed to take 250 passengers to New England. Stephen was lost at sea while returning to England 1658.^[3]
Children of: Stephen² GOODYEAR, Deputy-Governor of New Haven Colony and Mary _____:

	4	i.	REBECCA3 GOODYEAR, b. about 1626 in London, London, England; d. before 1694; m. REV. JOHN BISHOP.
	5	ii.	STEPHEN GOODYEAR, b. about 1627 in London, London, England; bur. on 25 Feb. 1627/8.
	6	iii.	MARY GOODYEAR, bp. on 22 Jan. 1629/30 in London, London, England; m. about 1649 CAPT. THOMAS LAKE, b. about 1615, d. in Arrowsic, Maine, United States on 14 Aug. 1676.
	7	iv.	STEPHEN GOODYEAR, bp. on 2 June 1631 in London, London, England; d. before Aug. 1641.
	8	v.	THOMAS GOODYEAR, bp. on 3 Jan. 1632/3 in London, London, England. Died young
	9	vi.	ANDREW GOODYEAR, bp. on 3 April 1634 in London, London, England; bur. on 8 Sept. 1635.
+	10	vii.	HANNAH GOODYEAR, b. about 1637 in London, London, England; d. in 1721 in Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, United States; m. (1) on 29 Oct. 1656 in New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut (AQT-54) REV. SAMUEL WAKEMAN, chr. in Bewdley, Ribbesford Parish, Worcestershire, England on 7 June 1635[2, 10], d. in Fairfield on 8 March 1691/2[2], son of (AQT-44) Capt. John and (UX-2) Elizabeth (HOPKINS); m. (2) between 1692 and 1721 (IO-5) NATHANIEL BURR, b. in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, United States about 1635[15], d. in Fairfield on 26 Feb. 1712[1], son of (IO-1) Jehue and _____ (STEDMAN) BURR.
	11	viii.	SARAH GOODYEAR, bp. on 12 Nov. 1639 in London, London, England; bur. on 14 Nov. 1639.
	12	ix.	STEPHEN GOODYEAR, bp. in Aug. 1641 in New Haven.
	13	x.	LYDIA GOODYEAR, bp. in June 1645 in New Haven; d. on 29 Sept. 1700 in Boston, Suffolk Co.; m. about 1667 JOHN WATTS.

Children of: Stephen² GOODYEAR, Deputy-Governor of New Haven Colony and Margaret Lewen:

	14	i.	ANDREW3 GOODYEAR, bp. on 8 April 1649 in New Haven.
	15	ii.	JOHN GOODYEAR, b. on 8 March 1650/1 in New Haven; d. about Nov. 1702.
	16	iii.	ESTHER GOODYEAR, b. on 12 May 1654 in New Haven; d. on 9 Feb. 1690/1.

10. HANNAH³ GOODYEAR (Stephen², Zachary¹), daughter of (2) Stephen², Deputy-Governor of New Haven Colony and Mary (_____), was born about 1637 in London, London, England^[21], and died in 1721 in Fairfield^[3]. She married (1st) in New Haven, on 29 Oct. 1656, (AQT-54) REV. SAMUEL WAKEMAN^{[14, 2]}, son of (AQT-44) Capt. John and (UX-2) Elizabeth (HOPKINS), who was christened on 7 June 1635 in Bewdley^{[2, 10]}, and died on 8 March 1691/2 in Fairfield^[2]. She married (2nd) between 1692 and 1721, (IO-5) NATHANIEL BURR^[15], son of (IO-1) Jehue and _____ (STEDMAN) BURR, who was born about 1635 in Roxbury^[15], and died on 26 Feb. 1712 in Fairfield^[1]. ^{[4, 5, 11, 14, 2]}
Children of: Hannah³ GOODYEAR and Rev. Samuel WAKEMAN: See (AQT-54) Rev. Samuel WAKEMAN