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Christened: 20 Dec 1584 Etton, Yorkshire, England Married: 16 Oct 1610 Hannah Howse Eastwell, Kent, England Married: Abt. 1634 Ann Died: 8 Nov 1653 Barnstable, MA FATHER Thomas Lothrop MOTHER Mary Howell WIVES Hannah Howse Ann

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CHILDREN with Hannah Howse

1. Thomas Lothorp
    bap. 21 Feb 1612
    m. 11 Dec 1639 Sarah Learned   

2. Jane Lothrop
    bap. 29 Sep 1614
    m. 8 Apr 1635 Edward Fuller

3. Anne Lothrop
    bap. 12 May 1616
    buried: 30 Apr 1617

4. John Lothrop
    bap. 22 Feb 1617/18

5. Barbara Lothrop
    b. 31 Oct 1619
    m. 19 Jul 1638 John Emerson

6. Samuel   Lothrop
    b. Abt. 1621
    m. 28 Nov 1644 Elizabeth Scudder

7. Joseph Lothrop
    bap. 11 Apr 1624
    m. 11 Dec 1650 Mary Ansell

8. Benjamin Lothrop
    b. 24 Sep 1626
    m. Martha

CHILDREN with Ann

1. Barnabas Lothrop
    bap 6 Jun 1636

2. unnamed daughter
    buried: 30 Jul 1638

3. Abigail Lothrop
    bap 2 Nov 1639

4. Bathsheba Lothrop
    bap. 27 Feb 1641/2

5. Elizabeth Lothrop
    b. Abt. 1643

6. John Lothrop
    bap. 18 May 1645

7. unnamed son
    buried.  25 Jan 1649/50

John Lothrop
by Susan Brooke
Mar 2023

John Lothrop was baptized on 30 Dec 1584 at St Mary's Church,  Etton, Yorkshire, Eng. (1)  He received his B.A. at Cambridge University in 1605 and M.A. in 1609.  He married Hannah Howse on 16 Oct 1610 and had 8 children with her.  (2) First ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Lincoln, he became Curate of Bennington, Hertfordshire in 1607 and Curate of Parish Church at Egerton, Kent, England about 1611.
In 1623 he left the church of England and subscribed to the doctrines of the Independents.  He was arrested along with 24 others on 22 Apr 1632 and put in the old Clink prison in Newgate.  He was given permission to visit his dying wife but then again imprisoned. (3)  In the spring of 1634 those arrested with him were released but he was detained.  Eventually he was given bond and left for the colonies on the Giffith, arriving on 18 Sep 1634. 
John Lothrop remarried to Ann sometime around 1635 and had 7 children with her.  She was admitted to the church in Scituate on 14 Jun 1635.  He died in Barnstable on 8 Nov 1653.  He left a will which had not been signed but on 7 Mar 1654 Mrs. Lathrop was granted letter of administration on the estate of Mr. John Lathrop, deceased.  The will mentioned his wife, oldest son Thomas to have a house in Barnstable, son John in England and son Benjamin in Barnstable each to have a cow and 5 pounds; daughters Jane and Barbara had their portions; to the rest ofo the children "both mine and my wife's" each a cow; to each of them oen book, the rest of his library to be sold and the proceeds divided.

Sources

(1) Christening

John Lowthrop
20 Dec 1584 Etton, Yorkshire, England
Father: Thomas Lowthrop

(2) The Great Migration Begins by Robert Charles Anderson, 2005
Vol 4 I-L page 347
Marriage: (1) Eastwell, Kent, 16 Oct 1610 Hannah House (TAG 70:25), daughter of Rev. John House (TAG 70:250-51; NEHGR 66:356-58, 67:260-61). She died in London about 1633, while her husband was in prison (Burrage 2:298).

(3) "In New England's Memorials" by Nathaniel Morton, published in 1669, he says -:

"His wife fell sick, of which sickness she died. He procured liberty of the bishop to visit his wife before her death, and commended her to God by prayer, who soon gave up the ghost. At his return to prison, his poor children, being many, repaired to the bishop at Lambeth and made known unto him their miserable condition by reason of their good father's being continued in close durance, who commiserated their condition so far as to grant him liberty, who soon after came over unto New England".

(4) Died: 08 Nov 1653 Barnstable, Barnstable, MA Buried: 10 Nov 1653 Barnstable, Barnstable, MA

Constructed in 1644 for the Reverend John Lothrop.  It is now the Sturgis Library in Barnstable, MA

John Lathrop's son Joseph is a great, great grandfather to Solomon Lewis, and John Lathrop's son Thomas is a great, great, great grandfather to the same Solomon Lewis born 1750 in Barnstable, MA. 

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