I have no connection to any of these families. This was taken from Vol. 14, No. 1 of "The Second Boat" in an article entitled "Passengers on the Ship 'Increase' - 1635":

In April of 1635, the ship 'Increase' departed London, England, enroute to Boston in the Massachusetts Colony, where it arrived the end of July of that year under command of Robert Lea, Master. Passengers on this voyage of the increase had differing destinations. Some were bound for Newtown (Cambridge) in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and others intended to settle in Connecticut. Following, from the ship's manifest, is a partial list of passengers and, where known, their destination.

George Bacon, age 43, to Hingham, MA
Samuel Bacon, 12
Susan Bacon, 10
John Bacon, 8
Thomas Josselyn, husbandman, to Hingham, MA
Rebecca Josselyn, 3, of Roxford Co., Essex
Dorothy Josselyn, 18
Nathaniel Josselyn, 6
Mary Josselyn, 6
Mary Josselyn, 1
Elizabeth Ward, 38, servant
Isaac More, 13, servant
William Ruscoe, 41, husbandman, to Cambridge, MA
Rebecca Ruscoe, 40, Billerica, Co., Essex
Sarah Ruscoe, 9
Mary Ruscoe, 7
Samuel Ruscoe, 5
William Ruscoe, 1
Matthew Marvin, husbandman, to Hartford, CT
Matthew Marvin, 8
Mary Marvin, 6
Sarah Marvin, 3
Hannah Marvin, 6 mo.
John Warner, 30, servant

Also listed were these families: Page, Andrews, Blogett, Chittenden, Morse, Dalton, John Davis, Ireland, Payne, Stone, Ayers, Kilbourne and Buck, plus 22 other individual passengers (unnamed).

Sources:
Planters of the Commonwealth by Charles Edward Bans (1972 reprint)
Migration to Connecticut, by Malcomb Seymour
Vexed and Troubled Englishmen by Carl Bridgenbaugh
Congregational Commonwealth, by Mary J.A. Jones (1968)