An American Family History

Hannah Fry Rawlins was born between 1591 and 1595 in England.

She married a man William Rawlins and emigrated to America.

Hannah and William's son was Thomas Rawlins.

When her brother, William Fry, died in 1642, he left Hannah’s son, Thomas “Rawlens” a kid.

Records of Families of the Name Rawlins or Rollins, in the United States by Henry Benjamin Meigs

Thomas Rawlins (carpenter), (whose mother was a sister of William Fry, who died at Weymouth, October 26, 1642,) was residing at Dorchester, 1634, and removed to Weymouth. He was admitted freeman March 3, 1635-6; removed to Boston, where he died about 1670. His widow, Anna, brought into court the inventory of his estate, 28th 3d month, 1670, and was appointed administratrix, the three oldest sons consenting thereto. July 25, 1677, in consideration of a certain sum to be paid to her annually during her natural life, she conveyed to her son, Joshua, land near the North End Meeting House (Mather's 2d Congregational). She died in Boston, about 1691; will proved April 29, 1692.