He was twice married. His first wife, whom he married in the East Indies, was Mary Potter, daughter of Mr William Potter; she was born in East Indies, and the House of Commons journal records her naturalisation as an English subject in 1661.
He had two marriages. His initial partner, who he wedded in the East Indies, was Mary Potter, the daughter of Mr William Potter; she was born in the East Indies, and the House of Commons record indicates that she became an English citizen in 1661.