Broersma Family Tree » John Thompson (????-± 1627)

Données personnelles John Thompson 

• Il est né dans England.Source 2
• Il est décédé environ 1627 dans Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England.Source 2
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 30 décembre 2012.

Famille de John Thompson

Il est marié avec Alice.

Ils se sont mariés

Enfant(s):

1. Mary Thompson  1619-????
2. Dorothy Thompson  1621-< 1624
3. Bridget Thompson  1622-± 1645 
4. Dorothy Thompson  < 1624-???? 
5. Nathaniel Thompson  1625-????
6. Martha Thompson  1626-????

Notes par John Thompson

Ancestry of Lawrence Williams
Pg 162-163

THOMPSON
ROXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS
1. John1 Thompson was born in England and died in "Little Preston," Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, in 1626/7. The Thompson family in their English home held a high position, their social status being next to the "County" families. John Thompson was living with his family at Little Preston in the parish of Preston Capes when he made his will, 6 Nov., 1626. He died soon after, as the will was probated 11 Apr., 1627, in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

He married Alice -----, a lady of character and refinement. After her husband's death she and her children, five daughters and one son, emigrated to America and previous to 1640 were living at Roxbury, Mass. She married second in Roxbury, in 1644, Robert Parke (see page 141). His son Thomas married her daughter Dorothy2 Thompson.

Children born in England:
I. Mary,' b. 14 Nov., 1610; m. Roxbury, Mass., Rev. Richard Blinman. Mr. Blinman was a non-Conformist minister in Chepstow, England, who emigrated to this country and is supposed to have arrived at Plymouth, Mass., in the autumn of 1639. He was accompanied by several members of his church with their families and all together were styled the " Welsh Party." Among them was William Thomas (see page 159). They located at Green's Harbor, near Marshfield. Mr. Blinman removed the next year to Gloucester, near Cape Ann, and was settled minister there for eight years. In the fall of 1650 he removed to New London, Conn., then called Pequot Harbor, settling in Cape Ann's Lane with others from Gloucester. Mr. Blinman was a man of good repute in New England and is spoken of by Governor Winthrop as "godly and able." He removed to New Haven in 1658 and the next year he embarked from New London for England via Newfoundland. He was living in the Castle, City of Bristol, England, in January 1670/1.
II. Dorothy, b. 2 July, 1621; d. young.
III. Bridget, b. 11 Sept., 1622; d. in Roxbury, Mass., June, 1643; m. in Roxbury, 1640, George Denison. (See page 82.)
2. iv. Dorothy, b. 5 July, 1624.
v. Nathaniel, b. 15 Oct., 1625.
vi. Martha, b. 17 Dec, 1626.

2. Dorothy2 Thompson (John1) was born in England, 5 July, 1624. She came to America with her mother and settled in Roxbury, Mass. She married, in Roxbury, Thomas2 Parke, born in 1619, died 30 July, 1709, son of Robert and Martha (Chaplyn) Parke. (See page 142.)

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