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He didn't die on "alt." date 11 Dec 1650, unless one thinks of marriage as death. ;-)
Member of the council of war 1676. Captain in the Indian Wars. Estate of 8,216 pounds
CAPT. JOSEPH LATHROP.— (1624-1702.) A Deputy from Barnstable in 1667 and for eleven consecutive years following; a conspicuous member of the "Council of War" in 1676; member of the Barnstable Military Company in 1643, and later Lieutenant and Captain. Mentioned to the Governor for conspicuous services in the Indian Wars.
King Philip's War at 'Bloody Brook' 1675. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Philip's_War
Winchester Notes by Fanny Winchester Hotchkiss, p. 176 “Lathrop Lineage” GoogleBooks
Came to America probably 1634, married 1650.
Father: Rev John Lothrop bpt 1584, came to America 1634, Situate then Barnstable, died 1653.
{Puritan Great Migration}
Joseph Lothrop was born 1624 and baptized April 11, 1624 in Eastwell, Kent, England. He is the son of Lothrop-3|Rev John Lothrop and House-36|Hannah House. His mother died while his father was in jail for non-conformist preaching. Joseph, about ten years old by then, arrived 18 Sept 1634 at Boston, Massachusetts with his father and siblings, according to the Journal kept by Governor Winthrop. The family soon removed to Scituate, Massachusetts. Joseph married Mary Ansell December 11, 1650 in Barnstable, Massachusetts. “'Great Migration 1634-1635, I-L
Member of the council of war 1676. Captain in the Indian Wars. Estate of 8,216 pounds.
CAPT. JOSEPH LATHROP.— (1624-1702.) A Deputy from Barnstable in 1667and for eleven consecutive years following; a conspicuous member of the "Council of War" in 1676; member of the Barnstable Military Company in 1643, and later Lieutenant and Captain. Mentioned to the Governor for conspicuous services in the Indian Wars.
Joseph Lothrop of Barnstable made his will on October 19, 1700. In his will, he made bequests to his sons Samuel, Barnabas, Hope and Thomas and daughters Mary Denis and daughter Elizabeth Fuller. He appointed his sons Samuel, Hope and Thomas as his executors. The will was witnessed by Barnabas Lothrop, John Lothrop, Abigail Lothrop and Thankful Hodge. It was proved in Barnstable on April 9, 1702.<ref>Barnstable Probate Records, Vol 1-3, 1686-1747, p 137, Joseph Lothrop. Available at: Ancestry.com.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34365543/joseph-lothrop
Born about 1624 to Rev. John & Hannah (House) Lothrop.
Died about 1702.
Married 11 Dec 1650 in Barnstable MA to Mary Ansell.
Child: Hopestill Lothrop.
Member of the council of war 1676. Captain in the Indian Wars. Estate of 8,216 poundslowing; services in the Indian Wars. Came to America probably 1634, married 1650. Father= Rev John Lothrop bpt 1584, came to America 1634, Situate then Barnstable, died 1653.
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April 11, 1624
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Eastwell, Kent, England (United Kingdom)
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April 11, 1624
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Eastwell, Eastwell, Kent, England
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April 11, 1624
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Eastwell, Kent, England
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1650 |
December 11, 1650
Age 26
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Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
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1651 |
November 19, 1651
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Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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1652 |
December 3, 1652
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Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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1653 |
March 22, 1653
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Barnstable, Cape Cod (Present Barnstable County), Plymouth Colony (Present Massachusetts), Colonial America
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1657 |
July 25, 1657
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Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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1659 |
December 18, 1659
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Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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