Elizabeth Savory Eddy was born circa 1607 in Kent, England to Thomas Savory (1573-) and Marie Woodcocke (1575-) and died 24 May 1689 Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts of unspecified causes. She married Samuel Eddy (1608-1687) 1635 in Massachusetts.
Research Notes
Massachusetts Court Cases
Twice Elizabeth Eddy was summoned to appear before the Court of Plymouth. It is recorded that on "Oct 7, 1651, Wee further present Elizabeth Eeddy, Sen'r of the towne of Plymouth for laboring, that is to say, for wringing and hanging out clothes on the Lord's day, in time of publicke Exercise." She was fined ten shillings, but his fine was remitted. (Court Orders, Vol. II, p.73)".
"Again on May 1, 1660, it is recorded that "Elizabeth Eddey was summoned to this court, and appeared, to make answare for her traveling on the Lord's day from Plymouth to Boston; and affeirmed that shee was nessesitated to goe on that day, in regard that Mistris Saffin was very weake and sent for her, with an earnest desire to see her, in her weakness with some other pleaes of like nature. The Court considering some cercomstances in her answare, although they saw not sufficient excuse for her act therein, saw cause to admonish her and soe shee was discharged of the Court". (Court Orders, Vol. III, p. 186)"
Excerpt from "The Eddy Family in America", 1930
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Samuel Eddy (1636-1736) | |||
| John Eddy (1637-1715) | |||
| Zachariah Eddy (1639-1718) | |||
| Ebenezer Eddy (1640-) | |||
| Caleb Eddy (1643-1713) | |||
| Obadiah Eddy (1645-1727) | |||
| Hannah Eddy (1647-) | |||
Siblings