Reverend John Lothropp¹ (M)
b. 20 December 1584, d. 8 November 1653
3 Generation Pedigree
Relationship=7th great-grandfather of Seth Alexander Moore.

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Moore Family Timeline
Ancestors of Seth Alexander Moore

Children of Reverend John Lothropp and Hannah House

Thomas Lothropp b. 21 Feb 1612/13, d. c 1707
Jane Lothropp b. 29 Sep 1614, d. 1683¹²
Anne Lothropp b. 12 May 1616
John Lothropp b. 22 Feb 1617/18, d. b 1634
Barbara Lothropp b. 31 Oct 1619
Samuel Lothropp b. c 1623
Joseph Lothropp b. c 1624
Benjamin Lothropp b. b 1632

Children of Reverend John Lothropp and Anna (--?--)

Barnabas Lothropp b. 6 Jun 1636¹³
(--?--) Lothropp b. 30 Jul 1638, d. 30 Jul 1638
Abigail Lothropp b. 3 Nov 1639, d. 8 Jan 1723¹³
Bathsheba Lothropp b. 27 Feb 1641
John Lothropp b. 9 Feb 1644

Notes and Citations:

1. [S37] E.B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Connecticut: Privately published, 1884; reprint Freemont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 23 "JOHN LOTHROPP, for this is the form in which he wrote his name, deserves, in this work, a much more complete biography than our sources of information will furnish."
2. [S37] E.B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Connecticut: Privately published, 1884; reprint Freemont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 23 "Baptized, as our English record shows, in Etton, Yorkshire, Dec. 20, 1584."
3. [S251] Helene Holt, Exiled, The Story of John Lathrop (Provo, Utah: Maasai Publishing, 1987), ISBN: 1-889025-05-4, page 293.
4. [S37] E.B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Connecticut: Privately published, 1884; reprint Freemont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 23 "he was educated, not in Oxford as Dr. Lathrop's sketch supposes, but in Queen's College, Cambridge, where he was matriculated in 1601, graduated B.A. in 1605, and M.A. in 1609."
5. [S216] Anonymous, John Lathrop (1584-1653): Reformer, Sufferer, Pilgrim, Man of God (Salt Lake City: Institute of Family Research, Inc., 1979, Genealogical Department, 900 Webster Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana page 6.
6. [S157] James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692, 4 vols. (Boston: Little, Brown, 1860-1862; reprint Rio Vista, California: American History and Genealogy Project, 2000). Online version used. Alphabetical by surname. Vol. 3 [Lothrop] "JOHN, Scituate, the first min. was bred at Oxford, if the tradit. may be trusted, but prob. he was there only for a short time, preached, perhaps, at Egerton, in Kent, but certain. in London, where p. Laud caus. him to be impris. for it, for two yrs. in wh. time his w. d. by whom he had all his ch. exc. these by sec. w. Barnabas, bapt. at S. 6 June 1636; Abigail, wh. was bapt. at Barnstable, 3 Nov. 1639, the first in that ch. Bathshua, bapt. 27 Feb. 1642; John, 9 Feb. 1645; and two, wh. d. soon aft. b. 30 July 1638 and 25 Jan. 1650. On liberat. from prison he embark. for Boston 1634, hav. fellow-passeng. Rev. Zachary Symmes, celebr. Ann Hutchinson, and many others, arr. in Sept. and 27th of that mo. went to S. there m. sec. w. Ann, wh. long outliv. him, dying 25 Feb. 1688; On 18 Jan. 1635, the ch. at S. were gather. for enjoy. the benefit of his services, as in Deane's Hist. 167, is told, but the author. ment. that the centenn. annivers. would occur on 7 Jan. 1835, deduct. eleven days, whereas the true annivers. requir. addit. of ten days, must have been 28 of the mo. He rem. to Barnstable with a large part of his flock, 11 Oct. 1639, and was held in honor to his d. 8 Nov. 1653. His will, made 10 Aug. bef. provides for w. the eldest s. Thomas, and Benjamin, beside John, wh. was in Eng. and ds. Jane and Barbara Jane m. 8 Apr. 1635, says her f. Samuel Fuller; Barbara m. 19 July 1638, .... Emerson; and Abigail m. 7 Oct. 1657, James Clark. It is much regretted that no better acco. of this eminent confessor is obtaina. than a descend. of our days compil. in 2 Hist. Coll. I. 163, for in Mather nothing but his name in the list is giv. Ch. beside those already nam. were his sec. and third s. Samuel and Joseph, both brot. from Eng. "
7. [S37] E.B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Connecticut: Privately published, 1884; reprint Freemont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 25 "The record is found on page 71 of Gov. Winthrop's Journal, under date of Sept. 18, 1634:
   
   "The Griffin and another ship now arriving with about 200 passengers. Mr. Lathrop and Mr. Sims, two godly ministers coming in the same ship."
   
   The next page of the journal has this item, which shows how tender the conscience of Mr. Lothropp was on a question of Christian propriety.
   
   "Mr. Lathrop had been pastor of a private congregation in London, and for the same, kept long time in prison, uponòV²."
8. [S216] Anonymous, John Lathrop (1584-1653): Reformer, Sufferer, Pilgrim, Man of God (Salt Lake City: Institute of Family Research, Inc., 1979, Genealogical Department, 900 Webster Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana page 13.
9. [S157] James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692, 4 vols. (Boston: Little, Brown, 1860-1862; reprint Rio Vista, California: American History and Genealogy Project, 2000). Online version used. Alphabetical by surname. Vol. 3 "JOHN, Scituate, the first min. was bred at Oxford, if the tradit. may be trusted, but prob. he was there only for a short time, preached, perhaps, at Egerton, in Kent, but certain. in London, where p. Laud caus. him to be impris. for it, for two yrs. in wh. time his w. d. by whom he had all his ch. exc. these by sec. w. Barnabas, bapt. at S. 6 June 1636; Abigail, wh. was bapt. at Barnstable, 3 Nov. 1639, the first in that ch. Bathshua, bapt. 27 Feb. 1642; John, 9 Feb. 1645; and two, wh. d. soon aft. b. 30 July 1638 and 25 Jan. 1650. On liberat. from prison he embark. for Boston 1634, hav. fellow-passeng. Rev. Zachary Symmes, celebr. Ann Hutchinson, and many others, arr. in Sept. and 27th of that mo. went to S. there m. sec. w. Ann, wh. long outliv. him, dying 25 Feb. 1688; On 18 Jan. 1635, the ch. at S. were gather. for enjoy. the benefit of his services, as in Deane's Hist. 167, is told, but the author. ment. that the centenn. annivers. would occur on 7 Jan. 1835, deduct. eleven days, whereas the true annivers. requir. addit. of ten days, must have been 28 of the mo. He rem. to Barnstable with a large part of his flock, 11 Oct. 1639, and was held in honor to his d. 8 Nov. 1653. His will, made 10 Aug. bef. provides for w. the eldest s. Thomas, and Benjamin, beside John, wh. was in Eng. and ds. Jane and Barbara Jane m. 8 Apr. 1635, says her f. Samuel Fuller; Barbara m. 19 July 1638, .... Emerson; and Abigail m. 7 Oct. 1657, James Clark. It is much regretted that no better acco. of this eminent confessor is obtaina. than a descend. of our days compil. in 2 Hist. Coll. I. 163, for in Mather nothing but his name in the list is giv. Ch. beside those already nam. were his sec. and third s. Samuel and Joseph, both brot. from Eng. "
10. [S38] Thomas Bridgeman, The Pilgrims of Boston and their Descendants (New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1856; reprint Fremont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 395 "He removed from Scituate to Barnstable Oct. 11, 1639, and died Nov. 8, 1653. He was meek, humble, learned, and faithful."
11. [S37] E.B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Connecticut: Privately published, 1884; reprint Freemont, California: Genealogy.com). Viewed online., page 33 "Mr. Lothropp died in Barnstable, Nov. 8, 1653, the last entry on his church records in his own hand having been made June 15, 1653."
12. [S343] Amos Otis, "Scituate and Barnstable Church Records", The New England Historical and Genealogical Register vol. 9 (July, 1855), transcribed from the handwritten records of Rev. John Lothropp, online version used, http://www.newenglandancestors.org, page 286.
13. [S343] Amos Otis, "Scituate and Barnstable Church Records", The New England Historical and Genealogical Register vol. 9 (July, 1855), transcribed from the handwritten records of Rev. John Lothropp, online version used, http://www.newenglandancestors.org, page 281.