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Stephen Talby, son of John Talby and Dorothy (-?-) married twice:  (1) Hannah Lane, daughter of James Lane (of Plymouth, England) and (2) Hannah Nelson.  Stephen was Captain of the ketch Adventurer.

Children of Stephen and Hannah Lane:
1. Stephen Talby, Jr. died at age 1.
    [page 89] 1663 Stephen of Stephen & Hannah Talbye born Aug. *
    [page 94] 1664 Stephen of Stephen and Hannah Tolby died July 1st *

 2. Samuel Talby was born January 9, 1665.
     [page 97] 1665 Samuel of Stephen & Hanna Talbye born Jan. 9 *

3. John Talby was born May 4, 1671.
    [page 120] 1671 John of Stephen and Hannah Tolby born May 4 *

* A report of the Records Commissioners containing Boston Births, Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths 1630 - 1699; Boston:Rockwell and Churchill, City Printers 1883; City Document Number 130 Town Births and Baptisms.     

Stephen Talby of Boston, New England, mariner aged 40. He was Master of  the Adventurer which left Boston on 18 December 1657 with a lading of sugar, oils, fish and skins. While she was between Plymouth and Dartmouth on 28 January 1657/8 she was captured by an Osten man of war but, in an attempt to take her into ostend, the Adventurer ran aground on the coast of Normandy during a storm and was lost.
[From English Adventures 1609 - 1660 by Peter Wilson Coldham  (1994)]

 ...This vessel was owned by William Payne of Boston, in October, 1657, Stephen Talby, master.  The owner purposed to send it on a voyage to England, on account of Simon Bradstreet, on an adventure to London, with sugar consigned to Peter Cole of London, merchant, Dec. 17, 1657.

From The History of Salem Massachusetts By Sidney Perley Salem, MA 1924:  Vol 2 - Page 359 

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