Why doesn't Thomas Hunt (born 1613) appear in Anderson's "Great Migration Directory, 2015"?

Question

As noted in Thomas Hunt's wikitree profile, he does not appear in Anderson's "Great Migration Directory, 2015" even though he was probably married in 1639 to Cicely Clark (who does appear in that Directory).  Is there anything in Anderson's other publications that might somehow question that Thomas Hunt married Cicely Clark (or suggest that they married after 1640)?

Comments

P.S.  Although Thomas Hunt and Cicely Clark were apparently born about 3 miles apart,  I assume that they did not know one another before their immigration.  But rather that William Leete and William Tuttle (to whom they were indentured) were acquainted in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1639 (or perhaps also back in Northamptonshire as well).

Answer 1

Because I work with a lot of New Haven's early settlers, I have noticed that many of them did not get into Anderson's directory.

In Thomas case, even though we know he came with Leete in 1639, did he actually leave a record dated prior to 1640. His marriage is not recorded.

Answer 2

Hi Ken, Cicely is in the Great Migration Directory/GM Series, but Anderson doesn't accept that she's the Cicely that married Thomas Hunt.  In the GM article, he says that there is no evidence the passenger arrived in New England and that the claim she married Thomas Hunt is based on "slender circumstantial grounds."  The Directory does include the "passenger list only (with caveat)" which is at least an acknowledgment of the possibility.

Clark, Cicely: Unknown; 1635 on Planter; passenger list only (with caveat) [GM 2:2:81-82].