Edward WINN  (c.1600 - 5 September 1682)

He evidently immigrated to New England in about 1635 with his wife and
children. It is conjectured that he was a master builder or carpenter, 
and that Moses Cleveland was his apprentice and accompanied the family 
to Mass. Moses married Edward's daughter Ann. He was one of the original 
planners of the town of Woburn on 8 Feb 1640/1641. The first born child 
entered in the town's records was Increase, son of Edward Winn. He was 
made freeman on 10 May 1643. He was one of the leaders in town affairs 
for many years and a Selectman in 1669. Local records frequently mention 
his name as well as his many descendants, and there is a Winn street in 
Woburn.

Sources: 
"...Descendants of Moses Cleveland of Woburn, Mass...", James Butler
Cleveland, Oneonta, NY, 1881, pp.11-294.
"The Genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland Families...and a Genealogical
Account of Edward Winn of Woburn...", Vol. III, pp.2415-2427, Edmund Janes 
Cleveland and Horace Gillette Cleveland, 1899.