M, #1759, b. 1622/23
| Note | | James Sweet wick. The two sons, John and James, lived at home; they married when of age. |
| Note | | He his mother married Ezekiel Holliman, one of the 12 original purchasers of War-. |
| Note | | He Williams to Providence in 1637. His father died the same year and soon after. |
| Note | | He James married 3 times but his children all by his first wife, Mary Greene. |
| Note | | He Greenich, West Greenich, Coventry, Exeter, Gloucester, in Prudence Island. |
| Note | | He and settled at Warwick and towns of North and South Kingston, Wickford, East. |
| Note | | He Was the first bone setter. |
| Note* | | He Nathan Sweet Jr's ID # 512. |
| Note | | He Massachusetts Colony's first settlers of Salem in 1630 and followed Roger. |
| Note | | He He was in Salem in 1631; it is probable the family came to New England with the. |
| Marriage* | | He married Mary Greene, daughter of John Greene Surgeon and Johanna Tattershall. |
| Birth* | 1622/23 | James Sweet was born in 1622/23 at Wales, England. |