John Wilson of Virginia - Was Roger Wilson married to a sister of Samuel Fuller, not a daughter?

Hello - appreciate the work you've put into this line and your kindness in sharing it. I descend from Hannah Wilson and Charles Clay so was looking into the Wilson line and found some information to contribute.

Here: http://www.pilgrimhallmuseum.org/bio_will_inventory_doc.htm, if you click on: Alice Carpenter Southworth Bradford, 17th century documents, you can download a PDF that includes this entry:

"Fuller, Samuel of London, widr. of Els Glaescoock (Alice Glasscock) acc. by Alexander Carpenter, William Hoyt (William White) his brother-in-law, Rogier Wiltsum and Eduart Saetwood (Edward Southworth) his acq. betr. 15 March 1613, mar. 24 April 1612 to Agnys Carpenter of Wrenten in England, acc. by Agnyr Weijt (Ann White) and Els Carpenter (Alice Carpenter) her sister. ..."

Elsewhere the document's editors address various spellings of Wilson/Wiltsum. If accurate, this seems to suggest that Roger Wilson married a SISTER of Samuel Fuller, not Fuller's daughter.

I'm also curious about the connection between Roger Wilson and John Wilson of Henrico, Virginia. Has there been research into how the son of a Separatist came to be born in Anglican Virginia? Is Roger's and John's relationship firmly established?

Looking forward to your reply and learning more.

Thanks,

Ned Boyajian