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John Bishop |
Immigrant Ancestor | see FAMILY TREE | |
Born: Abt 1590 England | |||
Married: Abt 1609 Guilford, New Haven, CT | |||
Died: 07 Feb 1661 Guilford, New Haven, CT |
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FATHER
Richard Bishop
Mother
Dolabelle
WIFE
CHILDREN
1. Mary Bishop
2. Bethia Bishop
3. John Bishop
4. Stephen Bishop
5. Sarah Bishop
6. Ann Bishop
From "One Thousand Years of Hubbard History" by Harlan
Page Hubbard, 1895
" Mary was the daughter of John and Anne Bishop, who first stopped in
Wethersfield and then in 1639 removed to Guilford, Ct., where John Bishop was
one of the seven pillars or proprietors of the town, and where he died in
February, 1661."
[Savage 1:185] Guilford 1639, had wife Ann. Inventory taken 7 Jan 1661.
[Bishop ix-x] In April 1639, one of 25 familes in the St. John, under Capt
Russell, left England 20 May 1639, landed 16th of September. On 29 September
1639, people of Guilford agreed that the power of administration of the
preservation of peace should be in the hands of Robert Kitchell, William
Chittenden, John Bishop, and William Leete. JB was a freeman in 1647. He just
have been 50 years old when he came to America (hence born c1589). He died
January 1660 and his will was probated 7 February 1660. His wife Anne died at
the home of her son-in-law, James Steele, in Hartford. Her will was dated 12
June 1673, proven 7 September 1676.
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