Data compiled by archivist in Great Baddow from the St. Mary Parish Church, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, England, May 1981, The Revd Cannon (sic), J.A.Kingham

_____(illeg.) Pease, sonne, of Robert Pease, bap. 28th October 1589
_____(illeg.) daughter of Robert Pease, bap. 10 December 1587

Robert was first generation to America
1634: November sailed with his brother, John, on the ship 'Francis' from Ipswich arriving at Boston late in 1634

Source Information:
Hotten, John Camden. Original Lists of Persons of Quality . New York, NY: J. W. Bouton, 1874.:
IPSWICH A Note of the names and ages of all the Passengers which tooke shipping In the Francis of Ipswich M' JOHN CUTTING bound for new England the last of Aprill 1634
JOHN PEASE aged 27
ROBERT PEASE aged 27
IPSWICH A Note of all the names and ages of all those which did not take the Oath of Allegiance or Supremacy being vnder age shipped in our Port In the Francis of Ipswich M' JOHN CUTTING: bound for New England the last of Aprill 1634
JOHN: PEASE: ttt FAYTH CLEARKE aged 15
ROBERT PEASE aged 3
1637, Salem: mentioned as having land in the early Salem Town Record "Robert Pease and his brother".
1643: Joined the church at Salem, p 94 at which time three of his children were baptized
Died before his mother, his estate inventoried 3 November 1644 and widow Marie appointed administratrix. Widow Marie remarried Richard Haines of Beverly, MA, taking the THREE other children with her.
He first married Lydia.

Estate of Robert Pease of Salem.
Robt. Peas died intestate, and his son Robt. Pease was committed to his mother, Marie Pease, who was appointed administratrix of the estate. Inventory brought in 3 : 11mo : 1644. Salem Quarterly Court Records, vol. 2, page 172
Inventory of estate of Robert Pease of Salem, late deceased, taken 3: 11 mo: 1644, by jo. Alderman and Myhill Shaflinge (also Michaell Shaflen); ffyve ewe goats and three lambs, 3li, 6s.; iron pott and iron kettle, a posnett and tow Pewter dishes, with other small tings of pewter, 1li.; one Conell, tube, three trays and one paile, 7s.; one flockbede, a teike, one Cowhide and a little ruge, 1li. 10s.; one sheet, one Pilowbere, 3s. 4d.; one stone hammer, two trowells, one lathing hammer & axe, 6s.; one Barrall and a Pecke, 2s. 6d.; one Chest and a little table board, 5s.; an acre of wheat, one of Barly, an acre of Pease, 2li.; 2 acres Indian Corne, 10li.; one muskett with Bandileers and the sword, 16s.; one house and a Barne and 11 acres of ground, 14li.; 2 shuts of aparell and a Coate, 3li. 10s.; one hatte, one Payr of stockins, one payre of shoos, two shirts, 2 bands, 10s.; a sack, 1s.; swyne, 1li. 6s. 8d.; a Cannew, 10s.; total, 38li. 12s. 6d. Indebted to several persons, 6li. Widow Marie Pease appointed administratrix 3: 11 mo: 1644. Robert Pease was the eldest son of the deceased, and John Pease the second son. Therewere other young children. The deceased's mother is mentioned. "Abraham" is also mentioned.
Salem Quarterly Court Files, vol. 1, leaf 24
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Some sources indicate that her last name was French.
Philip Rice goes into her Huguenot background, but no reference is made of 'French'
Charles Edward Banks cites the records of The Quarterly Court, Vol 1 for 3 children by this marriage. In the inventory records of Margaret (King) Pease, mother of her husband Robert, her name is listed:
"Marie Pease oweth her mother Pease, 1li.;" (Mother-in-law)

Nothing more about Issac. He is only considered a possible member of this family by Philip J. Rice.