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John Bishop

Birth3 May 1610 - Cattistocke, Dorset, England
Death16 Nov 1694 - Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
MotherAlice Granville Dunning
FatherWilliam Bishop II

Born in Cattistocke, Dorset, England on 3 May 1610 to William Bishop II and Alice Granville Dunning. John Bishop married Rebecca Bishop Goodyear and had 10 children. He passed away on 16 Nov 1694 in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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William Bishop Ii
1570 - 1638
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Alice Granville Dunning
1570 - 1638
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Bishop Goodyear
1626 - 1679
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Rebecca (Samuel Scullard; John Bishop) Kent - English Immigrant
1612 - 1684
Children Show all
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Stephen Bishop
1664 - 1722
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Mary Ann Bishop
1658 - 1658
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Rebecca Bishop
1663 - 1726
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Ebenezer Bishop
1667 - 1710
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Capt. Joseph Bishop
1664 - 1733
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Benjamin Bishop
1668 - 1728
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Whitings Bishop
1670 - 1728
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Robert Bishop (8Gf)
1650 - 1731
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John Jr. Bishop
1648 - 1722
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Stephen Bishop
1660 - 1775

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