1.  Marriage Record:

.  Charles Edward Banks.  1930.  The Planters of the Commonwealth.  Houghton-Mifflin, Boston [republished 1961 and following by Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore]:

p. 195	CONFIDENCE, of London, two hundred tons, John Gibson, Master.  She sailed from Southampton the last of April, 'by vertue of the Lord Treasurers warrant of the 11th of April, 1638.'1... 1Colonial Papers, America and West Indies, v, 375.
p. 197	JOHN STEPHENS 31 of Caversham, county Oxford, husbandman Newbury Mrs. Elizabeth Stephens       Mrs. Alice Stephens   mother   William Stephens 21 of Caversham, county Oxford, husbandman   John Lougie 16 servant   Grace Lougie
Other passenger surnames:  BAUNSH, BAYLEY, BEARCE, BENSON, BENT, BIDDLECOMBE, BIDGOOD, BLAKE, BLANFORD, CHURCH, COLE, COTTLE, DAVIE, DAVIS, DONLEY, EASTMAN, GOODENOWE, GUY, HANGERT, HAYNES, ILSLEY, JONES, KEENE, KENT, KERLEY, KING, LUDWELL, MARCH, MORRIS, NOYES, OSGOOD, PARKE, PARKER, PORTER, RIDDET, ROLFE, RUTTER, SADLER, SANDERS, SANGER, TAINTOR, WALLINGTON, WHEELER, WHITTLE, WILDER.
It has been determined that "Lougie" is an alternate spelling of Lovejoy (see Henderson 2009).  Grace is assumed to be John's sister, though I see no reason she couldn't be a cousin or even his mother.

.  James R. Henderson.  2009.  "English Origins of John Lovejoy of Andover, Massachusetts."  New England Historical and Genealogical Register 163: 27-32.