Original data: Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995.
NICHOLAS STOWERS
The inventory of "Amy Stower, widow of Nicholas Stower, late deceased" taken 1 July 1646, was certainly misnamed, and must have been that of Nicholas. It totalled £165 14s. 6d., including "four acres of upland on the hill £16"; "fifteen acres of upland on Mistick Side £20" [SPR Case #42: Suffolk County, Massachusetts, Probate Records)
On 16 March 1668 "John Burrage and John Knight joined with Richard and Joseph [Stowers] ... in asking that their BROTHER SAMUEL HAYWARD be appointed administrator" [ Source: Pope 438 Charles Henry Pope, The Pioneers of Massachusetts... (Boston 1900; rpt. Baltimore 1965), apparently citing Middlesex Court Records]. (This would have followed the death of Amy, widow of Nicholas Stowers, and is the only evidence for the existence of A DAUGHTER SARAH, who is not named in her father's will.)