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| Joseph Lothrop | Immigrant Ancestor | see FAMILY TREE (Brooke) see FAMILY TREE (White) |
Married: 11 Dec 1650 Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
FATHER
MOTHER
WIFE
CHILDREN
1. (female) Lathrop
b. 19 Nov 1651
buried. 20 Nov 1651
2. Joseph Lathrop
b. 05 Dec 1652
d. at sea Oct 1676
3. Mary Lathrop
b. 22 March 1654
(Brooke Line)
m. 16 Jan 1674 Edward Crowell
m. 14 Apr 1689 Samuel Dennis
d. 1708
4. Benjamin Lathrop
b. 25 July 1657
5. Elizabeth Lathrop
b. 18 Sep 1659
m. 29 Dec 1680 Thomas Fuller
d. Aft. 1700
6. John Lathrop
b. 28 Nov 1661
d. 30 Dec 1663
7. Samuel Lathrop
b. 17 March 1663/4
m. m. 1 Jul 1686 Hannah Crocker
d. AFt. 18 Oct 1728
8. John Lathrop
b. 07 Aug 1666
d. Bef. 1700
9. Barnabas Lathrop
b. 24 Feb 1669
d. Aft. 1700
10. Hope Lathrop
b. 15 July 1671
(White Line)
m. 17 Dec 1696 Elizabeth Lathrop
d.. Bef. 25 Nov 1734
11. Thomas Lathrop
b. 06 Jan 1674
m. 23 Apr 1697 Experience Gorham
m. 16
Sep 1636 Mary Joyce
d. 3 Jul 1757
12. Hannah Lathrop
b. 23 Jan 1676
d. 1 Feb 1680
Joseph Lathrop
by Susan Brooke
Mar 2023
Joseph Lathrop was baptized 11 Apr 1624 in Eastwell, Kent, England. (1)
His father was listed as John Lothropp. Joseph's mother, Hannah Howse,
died 16 Feb 1632/33 when Joseph was 9 while his father, John Lathrop, was in
prison for being a Separatist. Joseph and his siblings were in the care of
friends after the death of their mother. (2) The next year they sailed on
the Griffith arriving in Boston on 18 Sep 1634.
Joseph Lathrop married Mary
Ansel 11 Dec 1650 in Barnstable. (3) They had 12 children, but only 6 of them
were alive when Joseph Lathrop wrote his will on 19 Oct 1700. (4) He named
his sons: Samuel, Barnabas, Hope and Thomas. The daughters named were Mary
Dennis and Elizabeth Fuller. The estate was probated on 9 Apr 1702.
The inventory of his estate reported 27 volumes of law books, and 43 volumes of
classics and sermon books, the inventory amounting to £8216. (5)
Sources
Christening
Joseph Lothropp
11 Apr 1624 Eastwell, Kent, England
Father: John Lothropp
(3) Wikitree on John Lothrop
Apparently while John was in prison, his wife, Hannah fell sick, and he was permitted to visit her. Shortly after this she died either in April or May of 1634 and John's children were placed in the care of some friends, who could scarcely support them. As a result, John's children were often forced to live on the streets and beg for food. Some friends sent the children to petition the Bishop of Lambeth for their father's freedom, who upon realizing their pathetic state, ordered that Reverend John be released from prison in May or June of 1634.
(4)
Will of Joseph Lathrop
FHL film 904598 image 149
Barnstable Probate
Vol 2 page 137
(5)
North American Histories
A Genealogical Memoir of the L0-Lathrop Family
in this country, by Rev. E. B. Huntington, A.M.
Mrs. Julia M Huntington, 1884
Will was written 19 Oct 1700
He made bequests to his sons: Samuel,
Barnabas, Hope and Thomas and daughters: Mary Dennis and Elizabeth Fuller.
The will was probated 9 Apr 1702
In the inventory of his estate are reported
27 volumes of law books, and 43 volumes of classics and sermon books, the
inventory amounting to £8216.
Joseph Lathrop is the 8th great-grandfather of Chase Jackson (Chuck) Brooke and also the 8th great-grandfather of Susan Jane White (Brooke)
.