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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: Sir John CulpepperMale Note
Born: 1303 1303-1-1 at Hardreshull And Bayhall, England Hardreshull And Bayhall, England
Married: Bef 1345 1345-1-1 at Hadreshull And Bayhall, England Hadreshull And Bayhall, England
Died: Aft 1370 1370-1-1 at Hardreshull And Bayhall, England Hardreshull And Bayhall, England
WIFE
Born: Abt 1320 at Hardreshull And Bayhall, England
Died: Aft 1345 at Hardreshall Andbayhall, England
Father: John De Hardreshull
Mother: Margaret Stafford
CHILDREN
Born: Abt 1345 at England
Died: 1428 at Bayhall, England
Wife: Joyce Vyne
NOTES
1). Sir John, who in 1348 had purchased the manor of Wig s e l l , in Salehurst, co. Sussex, from Simon de Etchingh a m , b y m arriage with Elizabeth, daughter and co heire s s o f Si r Joh n Hardreshull, of Hardreshull, co. Warwic k , cons idera bly au gmented his patrimonial estates, an d le ft at h is dea th an o nly son and heir, Sir Thomas Co lepep er, of B ayhall , in Kent ., and Hardreshull, in Warw ickshi re. Fr om Th e Sussex Co lepepers , published i n the S ussex Arch aeologi cal Collecti ons , Volume XLVII , 1904, p p 54 . Si r John suc ceeded to Bay hall on the de ath of hi s brother W alter. Sher iff 1364 5, 13 65 6, 1368 9 39, 4 0 43 Edw III . Commission er for equippin g ship s 1370, jo pintly with sh eriffs of Ken t, Surrey, Suss e x and others . Rymer of Thom as Colepeper , and Marger y his w ife of la nds at Beghall wi th part o f a mill in P epinbury. 1308. Charter in which Cecilia, Margeria, Amicia, an d C h r i stina, daughters of John atte Bayhalle grant to T hom a s t h e son of Thomas Colepeper, for 5 marcs, all the ir p a r t o f a mill and lands in Pepinbury which they ha d aft e r th e de ath of their grandfather William atte Bay halle. 1309. Johanna quae fuit uxor Johannis atte Beyhall e p e t i t versus Thomas Colepeper juniorem. 1312. Grant from Ralph Newman and Agnes daughtor a n d h e i r of Geoffrey atte Beyhalle to Thomas Colepeper a n d Mar ge r y his wife of ds in Pepinbery. 1312. Grant of Walter son of Jeffrey atte Beyhalle a n d A g n es his er and Ralph Neweman to Thomas Colepep e r an d M ar gery his wife for 26 shillings quandam gran a m terra e i n Pe pingebery. 1313. Gilbert ate Beyhalle grants to Thomas Colepe p e r a n d Margery for 50 shillings a piece of land in Pep in gb er y t o be held by them and their heirs for ever. 1314. Charter by which Christina daughter of John at t e B a y halle for 4 marcs grants to Thomas Colepeper lan d s in P ep in gbery. 1315. Christina de Bayhalle grants to Thomas Colepe p e r a n d Margery his wife for 3s 6d the pension which Wi ll ia m Sc ri vor owes yearly to her. 1316. Grant from Ralph Newheman to Thomas Colepepe r a n d M a rgery his wife of lands at Beahalle in fields c all e d Red es t and Mesebort in Pepinbury. 1316. Charter by which Christina daughter of John at t e B a y halle grants to Thomas Colepeper and Margery fo r tw o sh il li ngs all that part of wood inter Rodgate e t stag na d e Ba yha lle cum placea super quam boscus cresc it. 1317. Christina daughter of John atte Bayhalle gra n t s t o T homas Colepeper and Margery for 4 marcs a messu a g e an d land s in Peapingbury which she had post decess u m W illel mi at e Beyhalle avi sui. 1317. Quitclaim by Johanna widow of John atte Beyh a l l e t o Thomas Colepeper and Margery his wife of a hou s e a n d land s at Beyhalle for 3 marcs. Sir Thomas Colepeper, who pro bono servicio in part i b u s S cotie received a pardon in the 32nd year of Edw a r d I . fo r breaking the park of the Prior of Christ Chu rc h , Can terbu ry, at Westwell, and the park of the Prio r o f M ichelh am, i n the 29th year of that King s reign , too k th e side o f th e Earl of Lancaster against Edwar d II. , and b eing Gove rno r of Winchelsea, was there exec uted i n 1321. Previous to this, however, by a fine levied in 132 0 , p a r t of his estates, consisting of 2 messuages, 2 mi ll s, 4 0 5 a cres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres o f pa stur e , 80 a cres of wood and 20 shillings annual ren tal i n Pep yn gbery , Thonebregg and Teudele, were settle d on hi msel f an d Marge ry his wife for life, with remain der to t hei r son s Walter , John and Richard in successio n. By Inquisition taken at Tunbridge 25th February, 1 E d w a r d III. 1327 , it was found that Thomas Colepeper d i e d se iz ed of Bayhalle, with lands in Pepyngbery, Thone br eg g an d Te udele, and that Walter was his son and heir , a ge d 22 y ear s on the feast of the Purification of th e Ble sse d Virgi n Ma ry last past 2nd February, 1327 . I n th e Inqu isitio n de te rris forisfactis, 17 Edward II. , take n at La mberhur st, ment ion is made of Thomas Colep eper s estate i n Pepynb ery, incl uded in the fine levie d in 13 20, beside s which i t is state d that he had acqui red 50 a cres in ffo ghelesdenn e from Thom as Colepeper, s enr., i n 1310, 1 mess uage an d 1 carucate o f land in Ber nette an d Ramherste fro m Richar d Wych in 1320 , 1 messua ge and 6 0 acres of land i n Bocsted e from Ralph Ma rscot , 10 acre s in Bayrugge fro m Michael d e Bettesfield, a n d 40 acre s in ffernth i.e. , Frant fro m Roger de ffer rugge . Al l these lands had bee n seized by t he King on N ovember t h e 6th, 1321, on accoun t of the felon y of th e said Thoma s , and for no other reas on. It was not long, however, before all these estates w e r e r e stored to the family. By deed bearing date 1st Ju l y , 17 E dw ard II., Margery, widow of Thomas Colepeper , ag re ed to g ran t the Pepinbury estate to the King fo r the t er m of he r lif e on the payment of 12 marks per a nnum fro m t he Exche quer . But apparently she soon repent ed of thi s ba rgain, an d add ressed a petition to the Kin g prayin g tha t le manoi r de l a Bayehalle might be res tored t o her, t he grounds f or th e request being tllat t he King s ministe rs had not on ly neg lected to pay the r ent, bu t had let he r houses go t o ruin , a g nt damag e de l ava ntdite Marg i e de xlli. On this the King issued a commission to Henry de Cob h a m a n d others to investigate the matters set forth i n t h e peti ti on, and the direct result of this enquiry w a s a n order f o r the immediate restoration of all the, p ro pert y. The out ly ing estates were to be restored uncon dit ional ly, and i f lan ds had been demised at ferm th e far mers w ere to b e satisf ied for their expenditure o n the l and, wh ile wit h regard t o Bayhall and the land i nclude d in the f ine levi ed in 1320 , there was this savi ng clau se, viz., t hat thi s portion o f the property wa s to rever t to the Kin g in cas e all the pa rties mention ed in the f ine died with out issue. From this order it appears that Thomas Colepeper acq u i r e d the Buxted property mentioned above in 7 Edward I I . , a n d in 13 Edward II. he purchased from Reginald, s o n o f Reg in ald Burgeys, of Boxstede, 1 messuage and 5 0 ac re s in Box ste de and Marsefeld. The 40 acres in Fern th F ran t , co. S usse x, is supplemented in this order b y 10 a cre s of wood b ough t in 10 Edward Il. from Roger , son o f Rich ard de Ferru gge , while another 20 acres i n the sam e tow n is stated t o hav e been acquired from Wi lliam so n of Joh n de Nettewort h.he t ombstone. Unfortuna tely thi s was stol en, and agrea t loss , as a friend wh o in late r years wen t to Branford t o photog raph it, rep orted th e stone no lon ger existed. Sh e wrote t hat appa rentl y a street had bee n out through an d land evide ntl y was n eeded to make it su fficiently broad . Such vanda l ism in t hese times is diffic ult to understand , but I f ear m any o ld tombstones have go ne, giving way t o impro vements. T he stone read Mr. Daniel Maltbie Died Dec. 25, 1731 In 53rd year. Daniel Maltbie s widow, Esther Moss Maltby, mar. J u n e 1 4 , 1739, Deacon Samuel Todd, of New Haven, as hi s 2 n d wif e . Conn. Mar. Bran ford . The Tuttle Gen., p . 3 25, st at es mar. June 20th. New Haven Rec. read s Mrs . Esthe r M altby of Branford and Mr. Samuel Todd , Jun. , ma r. Jun e 10 , 1739. The will of Daniel Maltbie was found in the Guilford P r o b a te Re cords, Vol. II, p. 436, by Miss Ethel Lord S co fi el d , and copied by her, and also the inventory of h i s est ate. Abstract of the will of Daniel Maltbie. Last Will o f D a n i el Maltbie of Branford, in County of New Haven an d Co lo n y o f Connecticut in New England, Yeoman, made th is Tw en t y Seco nd Day of December, Anno Domini, 1731 . I give a n d Be questh e unto my Dearly beloved wife, Est her, one th ir d o f all m y Houseing, Lands and Personal E state, afte r m y jus t debt s are paid the real Estate Du ring Life an d th e pers onal fo rever. 2ndly. I give and bequesthe unto my three sons, Jos e p h , D aniel and Benjamin, all Houseing and Lands and ri g h t o f Lan ds, to be equally Divided between them includ i n g my W ives third part in each parcel. If any of my s a i d Sons sh oul d Decease before he is twenty one then t h e Su r vivor s of m y sons shall have the Same equally b et wee n them an d shall p ay to each of my Daughters in mo ne y o r equivalen t thereto o ne Sixth part of that part o f m y Es tate which D id by righ t Belong to the Deceased . An d my so n Joseph to h ave his par t in my Housing an d Homes tead. 3rdly. My will is that Each of my Daughters, Esther , A b i g ail and Martha shall have out of my Personal Esta te i nc lu di ng what each of them has already had and by M e se t ou t t o a ny of them the Sum of one Hundred and thi rty p ound s api ec e and if my Personal Estate be not Suff icien t to m ake u p th e Sum then to be Equally made up t o eac h of the m by Ea ch o f my Sons Surviving and in Cas e any o f my Daug hters sh oul d Decease before She arriv e at Lawfu ll age t o Receive h er P art in my Estate as ab ove then th at part s hall be Equa lly D ivided Between m y Surviving Ch ildren. 4thly. If my Personal Estate after my Just Debts an d W i d o ws thirds be taken out be more than enough to Sat is f y m y Da ughters Each one her part as above then the r ema in de r shal l be Equally divided between my Sur vivin g Da ugh ter s. I ordain my well beloved wife Esther and my Son Jo s e p h t o be Executers of this my last will and testamen t , et c . etc . . .In witness where of I have hereunto S e t my ha n d and S eal the day and year above written. Dan ie l Maltbi e . Signed , Sealed, published and Declared b y y e said Dani e l Maltbi e as his Last will and Testamen t i n presence o f u s Subscrib ers. Josiah Frisbie, Uzal l Ward ell, Samuel M altb ie. Branfo rd January 8th 1731 2 Then Personally appeared Capt. Samuel Maltbie, Mr . U z a l l Wardell and made Oath that they Saw Mr. Danie l Malt bi e , L ate of Branford, Dec d. Sign, Seal and Decl are thi s I ns trum ent to be his Last Will and Testament a nd tha t the y wi th Mr . Josiah Frisbie did then Signe the reunt o in hi s pres ence a s witnesses Judging him to be o f Soun d mind a nd Clea r under standing at ye time there of. Bef ore me, J no. Russ ell, Jus . Pac. Note. In Daniel Maltby s will, 1731, there is no me n t i o n of Mary, b. 1703, Branford nor of William, b. 17 0 5 , Br an ford nor of John, b. 1722. It is evident tha t Ma r y lef t n o descendant or Daniel would have mentione d hi s g randch ild . Mary would have been 28 years old i n 1731 . De acon Ch arle s Foote in his MS. Genealogy of Ma ltby p . 17 , Maltby Moreh ouse Family states, Mary, d au. of D aniel mar. Good rich. This may well be t he case , as w e find Jul y 5, 173 0, Capt. Malbie s dee d from Go odrich . Land in Lit chfield f rom William Goodr ich of Cop ateneck , in ye provinc e of Mass . Bay, Yeoman , lately o f Litchfie ld, to Samuel Ma ltbie o f Branford , of severa l parcels o f land in the Cre tch of Ban tam o r Mill Rive r for 220. Litchfield Rec., V ol. I, p. 5 9 6 Daniel s son William evidently never married and Dan i e l s son John would have been but nine years of age i n 1 73 1 hence must have died in his boyhood. The complete will of Daniel Maltbie was printed i n t h e M altby Maltbie History, pp. 280, 281 . Abstrac t o f th e In ve ntory of Daniel Maltbie. Guilford Probat e Rec ., Vo l. II , p . 451 . Esther Maltbie, Executor of Daniel Maltbie, late of B r a n f ord, Dec d exhibited an Inventory of Said Decease d Es ta t e w hich was approved and ordered to be Recorded. From Maltby Maltbie Genealogy, by Dorothy Maltby Verrill Daniel Maltbie Maltby, son of William was a farmer b y o c c u pation. Wh en his father died, he left most of th e la n d a n d the farm to Daniel. Daniel, like the rest of his family, was active in t h e C o n gregational Church of Branford the same churc h hi s fa th e r helped found. He bec ame a Deacon of the c hurch. After his father died, Daniel became the legal guar d i a n o f his younger brother John or Jonathon as he wa s la t e r know n. Daniel was 18th on the list of Freeman of Branfo r d t h i s was a mar k of community distinction and prom in ence. According to family records, Daniel fought in the In d i a n W ars. In the inventory of his estate a sword is li s t e d tes timony to his military service. Daniel and Esther Moss were married at the Branford Co n g r e gational Ch urch on 27 October, 1702 by the Revera n d Sa mu e l Russell. Esther was als o from a prominent f am ily , he r f amily being old friends and fellow church m emb ers. Daniel Maltbie is buried at the Old Burial Grounds a t B r a n ford. His grave is near his father and mothers . Hi s t om bs tone no longer stands due to vandalism. In 1700, Daniel Maltbie joined the Church at Branfo r d . E sther Moss , who was to become his wife, joine d t h e ch urc h at the same time. They were married Oct. 2 7, 1 70 2. B ranf ord Record . She was the daughter of J o hn M os s or M orse and Mary Lothrop. John Moss was a son of John Moss, New Haven Planters A s s o c iation, June 4, 1639. Born in England, 1604. Mem b e r o f 1s t General Court, 1 639 and 1648, 1649 and 166 4 . C orpo ral , Aug. 6, 1642 May, 1678, Commissioner. H e w as on e o f th e first settlers of Wallingford, and d i ed i n 1707 , ag ed 10 3 years, according to records. Mary Lothrop was dau. of Samuel Lothrop of New Lond o n , a n d wife Elizabeth Scudder. Samuel was a son of Re v . J oh n Lo throp who was bor n at Elton, East Riding o f Yo rksh ire , Eng land, in 1584. He was bred at Oxford , grad . Quee n s Colleg e, 1605, and mar. Hannah Howse o f Eastwe l l, Co . K ent. Rev . John was son of Thomas Lot hrop or L owthropp , o f Cherry Bu rton, Yorks, and wife Ma ry he so n of Rober t Lo wttrop and w ife Elle n, and he s on of Joh n Lowthrop e livin g in early 16 th century at Ch erry Burto n, a paris h four mi les from Lowth rop, where i n 1548 hi s name ap pe ars on th e Yorkshire Subs idy roll. Branford Rec., Vol. I, p. 224 June 14, 1703. Dan i e l M a ltbie entered his ear mark, which is a crop on t h e to p o f b oth ears, and a hollow crop on the near ear . Vo l . II , p . 249 April 12, 1705. At a meeting of the Proprietors in B r a n f ord com mencing March 25, and closing April 12, 17 0 5 , Da ni el Maltbie desire d them to give him about 2 ac r e s of se dg y land, which was granted. In 1710, William Maltby left to my son Daniel, al l t h a t h ouse and land where he now lives. New Haven Probate Rec., Vol. III, p. 235 October , 1 7 1 0 . Daniel Maltby was appointed guardian to Jonatho n M al tb ie , minor, son of Wm. Maltbie of Branford, decea sed. This half brother of Daniel was then but twelve ye a r s o f a ge. He evidently remained Daniel s ward but a s ho r t tim e, f or, p. 66 New Ha ven Rec. we findJonat ho n M aultbi e, Mi nor, child of Mr. William Maultb ie, la t e of B ranford , di d appear and made choice of Mr. Edwa r d Barke r of Branf ord t o be his guardian. Jonathon s elder brother by the same mother Samuel , m a r r ied Elizabeth Barker in 1715. Edward Barker wa s he r br ot he r. Branford Rec., Vol. I, p. 342 Oct. 15, 1711. In st a k i n g out lots on Mulliner s Neck, D.M. was to stan d f o r D an iel Maltbie. Vol. III, p. 81 Deed to Dani el M al t bi e f rom Allen Ball. This is interesting as the first Allen Ball was o n e o f t h e first settlers of New haven. He is though t t o b e a bro th er of William Bal l of New Haven, consid ere d a s possibl y fa ther of Col. John Ball, whose dau. M ar y Bal l was mothe r o f George Washington. The Tuttl e Gen ., p . 628, states T his would verify the traditi on, o r stat ement, that Joh n Bal l who mar. Mary Tuttle w as 2n d cousi n of Washington s mothe r. In a list of Freemen of Branford, 1714 to 1730,t h e n a m e of Dan iel Maltby is 18th on the list. p. 15 1 171 2 13 . Land layed out t o the Estate of Wm. Malt bi e for D ani e l Maltbie, Jan. 23, 1712 13. p. 219 De e d from Ed wi n Ba rker to Daniel Maltby in consideratio n o f 22, 1 0 s. Th is should be Edward Barker . p . 221 1714. Dee d t o Danie l Mal tbie from Caleb Parmer ly, Ma rch 26, 1714. Note. Th e Parmelees were of Guil ford, a nd were from K ent C o., Engla nd . p. 403 April 27, 1714. Deed to Daniel Maltby b y N o a h R ogers. p. 514 May 2, 1717. Land layed ou t to t h e E stat e of Wm. Maltbie, Esqre., on the pitch o f Danie l M altb ie. Vol. IV, p. 86 Aug. 4, 1718. Deed of John Howd t o D a n iel Maltbi e of 3 acres of salt meadow and fo r anot he r pi ec e of salt meadow. Note. Benjamin Howd mar. Elizabeth Whitehead. Their d a u g h ter, Elizab eth Howd, mar. Daniel Hoadley their so n , J o h n Howd mar. Martha Hoadle y and their son Danie l H ow d ma r . in 1739, Martha Maltby. p. 87 July 29, 1 718 . D ee d o f John Parrish to Daniel Maltbie, of a piec e o f 5t h div i si on land, which he had formerly bought o f sa id Ma lt bi e, fo r 28. No te. Daniel Maltby s d au. A bigail , b. 17 14, ma r. for her 2nd husband, Eph ra im Par ish o f Cheshire . Vol. IV, Branford Rec. Oct. 26, 1719. Abstract Deed. Samuel and Jonath o n M a l tbie of Branford, believing our Honrd. Father, Wi ll m Ma lt bi e desired that our brother Daniel Maltbie sho ul d hav e hi s r ight in Beaver Swamp, therefo re give, et c . all ou r rig ht s in ye above swamp, 8 acres, etc. p . 44 5 D ec . 7, 172 2 . Deed. Jonathon Maltbie of Stam ford , cordwai n er, f o r 1 30, gives his brother, Dani el Ma ltbie, o f Branford , 1 0 acres of land, bei ng Jonat hon s share o f the home 1s t, g iven him by his fath er , Will iam. Dani el Maltbie die d Dec . 25, 1731. Branfor d Rec . reads Dan iel Maltbie dep arte d this life, Dec . ye 26 , A.D. 1731, i n the morning. The tombstone of Daniel Maltbie was in the Old Buryi n g G r o und of Branford, not far from the stones of his f at her , W il liam, and stepmot her, Abigail. It was fairl y n ea r th e fen ce, and was sinking and in bad condition . Fo r t he Ma ltby F amily Association I had the stone st raight ene d and p roperl y cared for. Also, a cousin wen t to Bra nfo r d and p hotogra phed the tombstone. Unfortu nately th is w as stolen , and a g re at loss, as a frien d who in lat er ye ars went t o Branfor d to photograph i t , reported th e ston e no longe r existed . She wrote tha t apparently a s t ree t had been o ut throug h and land ev idently was neede d to m ake it suffic iently bro ad. Suc h vandalism in thes e time s is difficul t to understa nd , but I fear many ol d tombsto nes have gone , giving wa y t o improvements. T he stone r ead Mr. Daniel Maltbie Died Dec. 25, 1731 In 53rd year. Daniel Maltbie s widow, Esther Moss Maltby, mar. J u n e 1 4 , 1739, Deacon Samuel Todd, of New Haven, as hi s 2 n d wif e . Conn. Mar. Bran ford . The Tuttle Gen. , p . 325, s ta tes mar. June 20th. New Hav en Rec. re ad s Mrs. Esth e r Maltby of Branford and Mr. Samuel Tod d , Jun. , mar. Jun e 1 0, 1739. The will of Daniel Maltbie was found in the Guilford P r o b a te Re cords, Vol. II, p. 436, by Miss Ethel Lord S co fi el d , and copied by he r, and also the inventory o f hi s es tat e. Abstract of the will of Daniel Maltbie. Last Will o f D a n i el Maltbie of Branford, in County of New Haven an d Co lo n y o f Connecticut in New England, Yeoman, made th is Tw en t y Seco nd Day of December, Anno Domini, 1731 . I give a n d Be questh e unto my Dearly beloved wife, Est her, one t h i rd o f all m y Houseing, Lands and Persona l Estate, aft er m y jus t debt s are paid the real Estat e During Life a nd th e pers onal fo rever. 2ndly. I give and bequesthe unto my three sons, Jos e p h , D aniel and Benjamin, all Houseing and Lands and ri g h t o f Lan ds, to be equally Divided between them includ i n g my W ives third part in each parcel . If any of m y sa i d Sons s houl d Decease before he is twenty one the n t h e S ur vivor s o f my sons shall have the Same equal ly b et ween them an d sha l l pay to each of my Daughter s in mo ne y or equivalen t ther eto one Sixth par t of tha t part o f m y Estate whic h Did b y right Belong to the De ceased . A n d my son Josep h to hav e his part in my Hous ing an d Home stead. 3rdly. My will is that Each of my Daughters, Esther , A b i g ail and Martha shall have out of my Personal Esta te i nc lu di ng what each of th em has already had and b y Me se t o u t t o any of them the Sum of one Hundr ed an d thirt y poun d s api ece and if my Personal Estate be no t Suffici en t t o m ake u p the Sum then to be Equally mad e up to ea ch of t he m by Eac h o f my Sons Surviving an d in Case an y of my D aug hters sho uld Decease befor e Sh e arrive at L awfull ag e t o Receive he r Part in my Estat e as above th e n that pa rt s hall be Equal ly Divided Bet ween my Surviv ing Children. 4thly. If my Personal Estate after my Just Debts an d W i d o ws thirds be taken out be more than enough to Sat is f y m y Da ughters Each one her part as above then the r ema in de r shal l be Equally divided between m y Survivi ng D aug hte rs. I ordain my well beloved wife Esther and my Son Jo s e p h t o be Executers of this my last will and testamen t , et c . etc . . .In witness where of I have hereunto S e t my ha n d and S eal the day and year above written. Dan ie l Maltbi e . Signed , Sealed, published and Declared b y y e said Dani e l Maltbi e as his Las t will and Testamen t i n presence o f u s Subscri bers. Josiah Frisbie, Uzal l Ward ell, Samuel M altb ie. Branf ord January 8th 1731 2 Then Personally appeared Capt. Samuel Maltbie, Mr . U z a l l Wardell and made Oath that they Saw Mr. Danie l Malt bi e , L ate of Branford, Dec d. Sign, Seal and Dec lare th i s In stru ment to be his Last Will and Testam en t and th a t the y wit h Mr. Josiah Frisbie did then Sign e thereunt o i n hi s presen ce as witnesses Judging him t o be of Soun d mi nd an d Clear u nder standing at ye tim e thereof. Bef ore m e, Jno . Russell , Jus. Pac. Note. In Daniel Maltby s will, 1731, there is no me n t i o n of Mary, b. 1703, Branford nor of William, b. 17 0 5 , Br an ford nor of John, b. 17 22. It is evident tha t M ar y lef t n o descendant or Daniel would have menti on ed h i s grandc hild . Mary would have been 28 years old i n 173 1 . Deacon C harle s Foote in his MS. Genealogy of Ma ltby p . 17, Maltby Moreh ouse Family states, Mary, d au. o f Da niel mar. Good rich. This may well be th e case , a s we find Jul y 5, 1730 , Capt. Malbie s dee d from Go odri ch. Land in Lit chfield fr om William Goodr ich of Cop atene ck, i n ye provin ce of Mass . Bay, Yeoman , lately o f Litch field, to Samuel M alt bie o f Branfor d, of sever al parce ls of land in the C retch of Ban tam o r Mi ll Rive r for 2 20. Litchfield Rec. , Vol. I, p . 5 96 Daniel s son William evidently never married and Dan i e l s son John would have been but nine years of age i n 1 73 1 hence must have die d in his boyhood. The complete will of Daniel Maltbie was printed i n t h e M altby Maltbie History, pp. 280, 281 . Abstrac t o f th e In ve ntory of Daniel Maltbie. Guilford Probat e Rec ., Vo l. II , p . 451 . Esther Maltbie, Executor of Daniel Maltbie, late of B r a n f ord, Dec d exhibited an Inventory of Said Decease d Es ta t e w hich was approved and ordered to be Recorded. dded . F RO M LA Y SUBSIDIES FOR CO. YORK 15 HENRY VIII 1523 2 4 A sse ssmen t for the first payment. Wapentake o f Herthi ll. C herr y Burt on. John Lowthr op in go ods, val uation 1 3 pounds , 11s., 8d., tax 6s. 8d. L ay Subsidi es, 203 183 32 HENR Y VIII 1540 41, Assessm ent of 20 p ounds an d upw ard. Nort h Burton John Lowthro p in goods. valuation 20 p ounds, ta x 20s. Ib., 203 191. 35 an d 36 Henry V III 15 43 1545 . B urton Rober t Lowthorppe a t Isabella Low thorpe s in manibus John Mi lsoin, in goods , valuation 4 poun d s tax4d. 39 Eliz abeth 1596 97 E tto n Willi a m Akyett in goods , valuation 5 pou nds . tax 16s. Thom a s Lowthorpe i n goods, valuation 6 pou nds , tax 16s. Nort h Burton Robe rt Lowth orpe i n goods valuation 3 pounds , tax 8s. Rober t Pat terso n in goods, valuatio n 4 po unds, Tax 8s. Ib. , 2 04 348 Answer undated of John Lowthorp to the petition o f J a m e s Carter and the others sets forth that the matte r o f t h e p etitioners is determinable within the Court o f th e Pr ov os t of Beverley, within his lordship of sout h Dalt on, a s t h e land specified is a parcel of the mano r of So uth Da lto n . Said Lowthorp denies that he is guil ty of an y rio t or m is demeanor. Further, if he had commi tted an y such r iot o r mis demeanor, the King, by authori ty of Pa rliament , has p ardone d to all his subjects al l riots an d misdemea nors com mitte d before 3 November la st, just be fore whic h time th e riot i s said to have tak en place. H e prays tha t the peti tion be d ismissed wit h costs. Ib. , Henry VIII , vol 9, no . 62. 3 May 1632. At a conventile at the house of one Bar n e t t , a brewer s clerk dwelling in Blackfriars, the min is t e r wa s one John Latropp, and among those present wer e P en ni na Ho wse Hannah House? and Sarah Barbon. Durin g th e e xam inatio n of Latroop i.e., Rev. John Lothrop by th e Bi sho p of St . David s he was asked Were yo u not Dr . King s, t he Bisho p of London s, sizar at Oxfo rd? I tak e it yo u wer e Sta r chamber Proceeding, Ecc lesiastica l Divisi on o f the Cour t of High Commission. C f Register , vol 69 , p. 28 4. Rev . John King, D.D., wa s made Dea n of Chris t Churc h College , Oxofrd, 5 Aug 160 5 and was V ice Chancel lor of t he Univers ity of Oxford , 1607 1610, a nd Bishop o f London 1 611 1621. Rev. John Lothrop evidently entered first Christ Chu r c h C o llege, Oxford, for according to Foster s Alumin i O xo nien se s John Lowthroppe of Yorkshire, aged 16 yea rs , wa s admi tte d a pleb of Christ Church, Oxford, 15 Oc tob er 16 02. The nc e he went to Cambridge, where accordin g t o Vennn s Alum n i Cantabrigienses John Loothrop, La thro p, or Lo thropp, w h o was baptized at Etton, Yorkshir e, 2 0 Dec. 158 4, son o f Th omas of Etton, was admitted t o th e degree o f Bachelo r of Ar ts from Queens College i n 160 6 and to th at of Mast er of Ar ts in 1609. A brief b iograp hical notic e of him i s given b y Venn. Lothrop Lat hrop Lo wthorp In T he Register , Octobe r 1930, pp. 437 9 , Mr. G . Andrews Mori arty contrib uted furt her informati on on th e ancestry of R ev. John Loth rop, earl y settle r of Barnst able, New Englan d. Notes for JOHN REV. LATHROP Information from Pat r i c k J . Janis pjj0518@pop.tamu.edu He gives the follo wi n g i nfor mation Some records say he died in Hingham , MA . W as c hil d 12 of Thomas LOWTHOPPE LATHROP . Cam e to A meri ca o n shi p GRIFFEN Is an ancestor of FDR, U . S. Gr ant a nd Ge orge B ush. BIRTH DEC 20 1581, Elton , Yorkshir e, Eng land BAPTISM DEC 20 1854, Elton, York shire, Engl and Fa ther Thomas LA THROP Mother Mary HOW ELL E. B. Huntington, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lo La t h r o p Family in T his Country Embracing. Ridgefield , Co nn . , 1 884 , is a well presented fa mily history, es pecia ll y f or J ohn Lothrop s life in England and America . Loth rop s f amil y can be traced back a number of gener ation s in E ngla n d, a nd his own baptism is recorded a t Etton , Yorksh ire , 20 Dece mber 1584 . He graduated fro m Cambri dge Unive rsit y with a B .A. in 1605, and M.A. i n 1609. H e became cu rat e of the chur ch at Egerton, Coun ty Kent fr om ca. 161 1 to 1 623. In 1623 h e was called t o succeed Re v. Henry Ja cob w h o had left fo r Virginia at the Firs t Independen t Churc h in Southwark, S urr ey . Independen t worship bein g illegal , Lothrop s servic e s were conduct e d in secret . In 1632 h e was imprisoned , bu t released o n bail in 1634 . Nathanie l Morton New E ngland s Memoriall , p. 140 41 re lates som e o f his back
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