John Lothropp

Birth20 DEC 1584 - Etton, Yorkshire East Riding, England

Death8 NOV 1653 - Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

MotherEleanor GRIFFITH

FatherSir James Bowen-Knight Welsh nobleman Commisoner of Revenue (Henry VIII)

Born in Etton, Yorkshire East Riding, England on 20 DEC 1584 to Sir James Bowen-Knight Welsh nobleman Commisoner of Revenue (Henry VIII) and Eleanor GRIFFITH. John Lothropp married Ann Born and had 11 children. He passed away on 8 NOV 1653 in Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents

Sir James Bowen-knight Welsh Nobleman Commisoner Of Revenue (Henry Viii)
1550 - 1629

Eleanor Griffith
1558 - 1603

Spouse(s)

Ann Born
1592 - 1648

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Jane Lothrop
1614 - 1683

Thomas Bowen
1624 - 1659

Richard Bowen
1624 - 1675

William Bowen
1637 - 1686

Alice (Elce) (Elinor) Bowen
1616 - 1693

Thomas Bowen
1638 - 1663

Alice Or Elce Bowen
1622 - Unknown

Sarah Bowen
1616 - 1676

Ruth Bowen
1634 - 1688

George Bowen
1614 - 1632

Obadiah Bowen
1627 - 1710

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