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GALLOP, John (Captain )
(Abt 1593-1650)
BRUSHETT, Christobel
(1592-1655)
LAKE, John
(Abt 1590-Abt 1662)
READE, Margaret Elizabeth
(1598-1672)
GALLUP, John (Captain )
(1615-1675)
LAKE, Elizabeth Hannah
(1621-After 1675)
GALLUP, Benadam
(1655-1727)

 

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GALLUP, Benadam 1 2 3

  • Born: 1655, Stonington, New London County, Connecticut
  • Died: 2 Aug 1727, Stonington, New London County, Connecticut at age 72

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1 Cutter, William Richard, Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation, Volume 1 (New York, NY: Lewis Publishing Company, 1911). Surety: 4. He [Capt. John Gallup] married, in 1643, at Boston, Elizabeth Hannah, daughter of John and Margaret Lake, and granddaughter of Edmund Read, Esq., of Wickford, county Essex, England. Her mother was sister of Elizabeth Read, who married John Winthrop, Jr., governor of Connecticut. Children: Hannah, born at Boston, September 14, 1644; John, mentioned below; Esther, born at Taunton, Massachusetts, March 24, 1653; Benadam, at Stonington, 1655; William, 1658; Samuel; Christobel, married, December 31, 1677, Peter Crary, of Groton; Elizabeth, married Henry Stevens, of Stonington; Mary, married John Cole, of Boston; Margaret, married Joseph Culver, of Groton.

2 Lanard, Ellen D., History of Windham County, Connecticut: Vol 1-2 (Worcester, MA: 1880), p. 609. Surety: 4. Whether "desired" or not, the new patent was not made out, and Plainfield continued to hold possession of all the land east of the Quinebaug, defending herself in actions brought against her by her Canterbury neighbors and ordering a land-rate to pay the executions obtained by them, leaving it to the selectmen to draw on some persons and mitigate the rate of others "as they see cause." The land division ordered two years before was now perfected and distributed-all the land in Plainfield, exclusive of the meadows and General Field being divided into five sections, called "eighths." The first and most southernmost included John Gallup, Sen., John Smith, Ebenezer Harris, John Fellows, Peter Crary and son and Ben Adam Gallup.

3 Gallup, John D., The Genealogical History of the Gallup Family in the United States; also Biographical Sketches of Members of the Family (Press of the Hartford Printing Company: Hartford, CT. 1893), p. 22. Surety: 3. Children: [of John Gallup and Hannah Lake]

6. Hannah, b. at Boston, Sept. 14, 1644. m. Steven Gifford of Norwich, Ct., June 18, 1672.

7. John, b.

8. Esther, b. N. London, Mch. 24, 1653. m. Henry Hodges of Taunton, Dec. 17, 1674.

9. Benadam, b. Stonington, 1655.

10. William, b. 1658.

11. Samuel,

12. Christobel, m. Peter Crary of Groton, Dec. 31, 1677.

13. Elizabeth, m. Henry Stevens of Stonington.

14. Mary, m. John Cole, schoolmaster of Boston.

15. Margaret, m. Joseph Culver of Groton.

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