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62. The Winthrop Papers Also of interest is Richard S. Dunn s recent edition of john winthrop s Journal, which has been issued by Harvard University Press.. http://muweb.millersville.edu/~winthrop/

Welcome to . . . The Winthrop Papers A project of the Massachusetts Historical Society Dr. Francis J. Bremer, Editor The Winthrop Papers project is intended to continue the publication of historically significant papers relating to the Winthrop family. Winthrop materials in the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society include a range of correspondence, commonplace books, printed works, maps, legal documents, portraits, artifacts, and photographs spanning the family's history from fifteenth century England to twentieth century America. Publication of the modern edition of Winthrop Papers began in 1929 and has to date resulted in the issuance of six volumes of family correspondence down to the year 1653. Under the current editorship of Dr. Francis J. Bremer of Millersville University future publication plans include continuation of volumes of correspondence that will conclude with the period of the American Revolution. Editing of the next volumes in this series is being undertaken by Dr. Mark Peterson of the University of Iowa and Dr. Alison Games of Georgetown University. a second series of volumes that will feature other documents and be topically organized. These will include a volume of

63. Justice Of The Peace john winthrop as a Justice of the Peace. It has often been writen that john winthrop (15881649) was a Justice of the Peace in England http://muweb.millersville.edu/~winthrop/jp.html

John Winthrop as a Justice of the Peace It has often been writen that John Winthrop (1588-1649) was a Justice of the Peace in England, that statement frequently being amplified by the "fact" that he presided over his first court at the age of eighteen. The latter claim actually is based on Winthrop presiding over a manorial court session, which he was empowered to do not by being a Justice of the Peace but by virtue of his status as lord of Groton manor. "JPs" were members of the Commission of the Peace, appointed by the crown and no documentation of Winthrops being on the Commission has previously been provided. Employed by the Winthrop Papers Project, Ms Sue Sadler was able to search the appropriate runs of documents in the Public Record Office and as a result has been able to establish Winthrop's tenure on the Commission for Suffolk. According to J. H. Baker, An Introduction to English Legal History , third edition (London, 1990), the system operated as follows: "At intervals a commission of the peace was drawn up for each county, listing the substantial knights and gentry of the area and taking care to include the sages et apris de la leye John Winthrop was appointed to the Commission of the Peace for Suffolk in 1615 and seems to have served continuously till omitted at some point in the mid-1620s, probably the accession of Charles I. He was reinstated in June of 1626 and continued to be listed through 1631 despite his having left England for Massachusetts.

64. Genealogy Data Spouse winthrop, john Birth 1587 Suffolk, England Death Massachusetts Parents Father winthrop, Adam Mother Browne, Anne. Children winthrop, john Jr. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5172/HTML/dat29.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Lewis, John Birth : 1594 Death : 21 AUG 1657 Family: Spouse: Warner, Liddea Children: Lewis, John Back to Main Page Van Aken, Elizabeth Birth : ABT. 1777 Maryland Family: Spouse: Kuykendall, Daniel Birth : 17 DEC 1768 New Jersey Death : ABT. 1856 Parents: Father: Kuykendall, Benjamin Mother: Jones, Anne Children: Cuykendall, John Birth : ABT. 1800 Cuykendall, Benjamin Cuykendall, Sarah Birth : 15 DEC 1804 Cuykendall, Elizabeth Birth : 11 JAN 1808 Cuykendall, Edward Cuykendall, Anne Birth : ABT. 1810 Cuykendall, Rebecca Birth : 4 MAY 1814 Cuykendall, Daniel Birth : 1 JUN 1816 Cuykendall, Van Birth : 4 MAR 1818 Back to Main Page Ganaway, Ruby Birth : living Family: Marriage: living Spouse: Brock, Francis Isaac Birth : 1 MAR 1909 Stantland, Missouri Death : 22 NOV 1978 Lebanon, LeClede, Missouri Parents: Father: Brock, Orton Harmon Mother: Blickensderfer, Myrtle Augusta Back to Main Page Swafford, Elizabeth Birth : 1805 North Carolina Family: Spouse: Rains, Josiah

65. John Winthrop School - Home - John Winthrop School john winthrop School. Thursday, May 20, 2004. john winthrop School. john winthrop K8 School 85 Eckart Street Bridgeport, Ct 06606. http://bridgeport.ct.schoolwebpages.com/education/school/school.php?sectionid=18

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67. John Winthrop, Reasons For Emigrating To New England (1631) john winthrop, Reasons for Emigrating to New England (1631). Source RC winthrop, Life and Letters of john winthrop, 2 vols. (Boston, 1869), 1 30911. http://www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/bdorsey1/41docs/15-win.html

John Winthrop, Reasons for Emigrating to New England (1631). Winthrop, the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, drafted this statement as a justification for establishing colonies in New England, and as a defense against their detractors Reasons to be considered for justifying the undertakers of the intended Plantation in New England, for encouraging such whose hearts God shall move to join with them in it. Source: R.C. Winthrop, Life and Letters of John Winthrop , 2 vols. (Boston, 1869), 1: 309-11. *Some spelling has been modernized. Back to History 41 Syllabus

68. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results 2. winthrop, john The Reader s Companion to American History; January 1, 1991 winthrop, john winthrop s contribution available, winthrop, john. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru

69. Winthrop Home john C. Holper, 612604-6542, jholper@winthrop.com. Marvin C. Ingber, 612-604-6654, mingber@winthrop.com. john A. Knapp, 612-604-6404, jknapp@winthrop.com. http://www.winthrop.com/

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70. Descendants Of Winthrop Merrill Generation No. 4. 4. MAHALA MERRILL (winthrop, john, winthrop) was born Abt. 5. 8. MARY ANN MERRILL (WASHINGTON, winthrop, john, winthrop) was born Abt. http://members.core.com/~alindsey/merrillft2.html

Home Descendants of Winthrop Merrill Generation No. 1 Winthrop MERRILL was born Abt. 1700 in England. He married MARY GROCH. Generation No. 2 JOHN MERRILL (Winthrop) was born Abt. 1739 in Western Maine. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) ELIZA DOAN Abt. 1768. GEORGE MERRILL. JOSEPH MERRILL. UNKNOWN MALE MERRILL. UNKNOWN MALE MERRILL. UNKNOWN MALE MERRILL. UNKNOWN MALE MERRILL. UNKNOWN MALE MERRILL. Winthrop MERRILL, b. Abt. 1771, New Hampshire; d. 1865, Jefferson, Cook Co, Illinois. Generation No. 3 WINTHROP MERRILL (JOHN, WINTHROP) was born Abt. 1771 in New Hampshire, and died 1865 in Jefferson, Cook Co, Illinois. He married MARY ("POLLY") BEAN. MAHALA MERRILL, b. Abt. 1804, Stanstead Co, Quebec; d. Abt. 1836. WASHINGTON MERRILL, b. 1808, Stanstead Co, Quebec; d. 1844, Cook Co, Illinois. JAMES WINTHROP ("WINTHROP") MERRILL, b. June 18, 1810, Stanstead Co, Quebec; d. November 23, 1894, Webster, Washtenaw Co, Michigan. GEORGE EDWIN MERRILL, b. January 30, 1812, Stanstead Co, Quebec; d. March 12, 1901, Hagar Twp, Berrien Co, Michigan. Generation No. 4

71. DOUGLASS : John Winthrop, "On Liberty," 1645 john winthrop, On Liberty, 1645 Occasion winthrop s acquittal speech before the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. http://douglassarchives.org/wint_a54.htm

Prepared by: D. L. Oetting Accepted: 15 September 1996 Last updated: 15 September 1996 Home US History Resource Desk Featured John Winthrop, "On Liberty," 1645 Occasion: Winthrop's acquittal speech before the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The speech, however, has become more important for the principles espoused within it than the particular grievances against Winthrop. According to 19th-century historian James Grahame, "[t]he circumstances in which this address was delivered . . . recall the most interesting scenes of Greek and Roman history; while, in the wisdom, piety, and dignity that it breathes, it resembles the magnanimous vindication of a judge of Israel. Winthrop was not only acquitted by the sentence of the court and the voice of the public, but recommended so prevailingly to the esteem of his fellow-citizens by this and all the other indications of his character that he was chosen Governor of Massachusetts every year after as long as he lived." Old South Leaflets (Boston: Directors of the Old South Work), vol. 3, no. 66, p. 16.

72. John Winthrop (1588-1649) john winthrop (15881649). Bibliography. Dunn, Richard S. john winthrop Writes his Journal. William and Mary Quarterly 41 (1984) 185-2l2. Miller, Perry. http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/bassr/heath/syllabuild/iguide/winthrop.html

John Winthrop (1588-1649) Contributing Editor: Nicholas D. Rombes, Jr. Classroom Issues and Strategies The sweeping nature of the journal encompasses social, political, economic, and "daily survival" issues. Thus, it might be wise to focus on an area, or areas, at least to begin with. When looking at cultural or historical implications, consult supplemental information. That is, although Winthrop's writings illuminate his biases and assumptions, they "shape" the history of the period as well as record it. Students are generally shocked by the rigidity of Winthrop's view of the world. Their shock may be addressed by consulting outside sources (e.g., on the Hutchinson affair) and making them aware of Winthrop's assumptions concerning power, patriarchy, etc., as well as the position and voice of women in the Puritan community. However, it might be wise to note, as well, how our twentieth-century notions of what is fair and unfair can sometimes impose themselves upon the cultural environment Winthrop was operating within. Winthrop and the Puritans should be approached not only as philosophical, political, and religious figures, but also as real people who struggled daily against nature, hunger, and disease. Students are often curious about the distinctions between the Covenant of Works, the Covenant of Grace, and the Elect. You might explore the notion of community and social structures and the role of the individual in these structures, or you could discuss the Bible as a typological model for the Puritans, as well as Puritan conceptions of original depravity, limited atonement, grace, and predestination.

73. John Winthrop: Biography Of John Winthrop Index Biography of john winthrop. winthrop, john. Governor of Massachusetts Colony. Born in Suffolk, England, 1588. Became a lawyer. http://www.sacklunch.net/biography/W/JohnWinthrop.html

Index Biography of John Winthrop Winthrop, John. Governor of Massachusetts Colony. Born in Suffolk, England, 1588. Became a lawyer. Winthrop was chosen governor by Massachusetts Bay Company in 1629. Came to America with 900 others in 1630. Served as governor 1630-34, 1637-40, 1642-44, and 1646-49. His influence on the history of New England was very great. Died at Boston in 1649. Web Searches Biography Jobs Flowers Travel ... Internet w w w Search the Web

74. John Winthrop Online Newspaper Articles john winthrop Online Newspaper Articles. NewspaperARCHIVE.com presents a selection of newspapers from our archive. john winthrop was among them. http://www.newspaperarchive.com/topics/john_winthrop/default.html

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75. John Winthrop Resources At Questia - The Online Library Of Books john winthrop. Questia. The World s Largest Online Library. Primary Content. john winthrop. Welcome to Questia, the world s largest online http://www.questia.com/popularSearches/john_winthrop.jsp

76. CHANLER, John Winthrop (1826-1877) Biographical Information CHANLER, john winthrop, 18261877. CHANLER, john winthrop, (father of William Astor Chanler), a Representative from New York; born http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=C000302

77. Genealogy Data Marriage 16 DEC 1707 Spouse winthrop, john Birth _ 1681 Mass. Death _ 1747 Mass. Parents Father winthrop, Wait Still Mother Browne, Mary. http://members.tripod.com/~David_Cooke/Roots/DAT3.HTM

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Brockway, Hannah Birth : 30 NOV 1718 Lyme, Ct. Parents: Father: Brockway, William Mother: Pratt, Prudence Family: Marriage: 18 OCT 1733 in East Haddam Middlesex Connecticut Spouse: Beebe, Joshua Birth : 1713 Children: Beebe, Brockway Birth : 12 SEP 1735 East Haddam, Connecticut Death : 23 FEB 1815 Millington, CT Beebe, Prudence Birth : 03 AUG 1737 East Haddam,CT. Beebe, Joshua Beebe, Dimmis Birth : 31 JUL 1740 East Haddam, CT. Beebe, Gideon Birth : 17 JUN 1742 East Haddam, CT. Beebe, Jerusha Birth : 11 AUG 1746 East Haddam, CT. Back to Main Page Mabie, Catherine Parents: Father: Mabie, Caspar (Maybee) Mother: Schureman, Elizabeth Family: Spouse: Secord, Daniel Jr. Birth : 1698 Death : 1765 Parents: Father: Secord, Daniel Sr. Mother: Woertman, Catherine Children: Secord, Isaac Birth : abt1720 Secord, Daniel III Secord, John Secord, Peter Birth : 15 NOV 1726 Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. Death : 1818 Secord, Rachael

78. Untitled Governors of Connecticut. . john winthrop. From women. john winthrop, the younger, was born in Groton Manor, England, February 12, 1606. http://history.rays-place.com/governors/winthrop-john.htm

Governors of Connecticut John Winthrop From: The Governers of Connecticut By: Frederick Calvin Norton Published: 1905 THE brilliant career of John Winthrop, as governor of Connecticut, led the historian, Brancroft, to write that “the New World was full of his praises.” He is generally conceded to have been the most distinguished and scholarly of the early governors of the colony. His father, John Winthrop, commonly called the older, was governor of Massachusetts, and the founder of the famous Winthrop family in America - a family that has produced many able men and women. John Winthrop, the younger, was born in Groton Manor, England, February 12, 1606. He received a careful education at Trinity College, Dublin, and afterward entered the Inner Temple, where he studied law. Finding this distasteful, he entered the English naval service, sailing with George Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham. He took part in the unsuccessful expedition for the relief of the Protestants at La Rochelle. After a tour on the Continent, Winthrop returned to England in 1629 and found that his father and closest friends were preparing to sail for Massachusetts. In 1631 he followed his father to New England and was soon elected an assistant in Massachusetts colony. He was one of the settlers of the town of Ipswich, where he owned a large estate. Winthrop returned to England in 1634 On July 7, 1635, articles of agreement were drawn up between Winthrop and Lord Say-andSele, with several others, empowering Winthrop to erect a fort at the mouth of the Connecticut river and creating him governor of the territory for one year. His commission was sealed and delivered on July 15, 1635, and he arrived at the mouth of the river about November 24th of the same year. After his term of office expired Winthrop went to Massachusetts where he busied himself with scientific investigation. He is spoken of as one of the best “chymists” of his age.

79. The Winthrop Fleet 0f 1630 Rev. john WILSON, of Sudbury, Suffolk, Boston. DAVID WILTON, Dorchester. Elizabeth Wing. john winthrop, of Croton, Suffolk, Boston. Henry winthrop. Stephen winthrop. http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/winthrop.htm

The Winthrop Fleet 1630, THE WINTHROP FLEET: Eleven vessels brought ' the Great Emigration' of this year,viz: ARBELLA the flagship AMBROSE WILLIAM AND FRANCIS TALBOT HOPEWELL JEWEL WHALE CHARLES SUCCESS MAYFLOWER TRIAL The first five ships sailed April 8 from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, and arrived at Salem June 13 and following days. The other half of the fleet sailed in May and arrived in July at various dates. Altogether they brought about seven hundred passengers of whom the following are presumed to have been on these ships. DANIEL ABBOTT Cambridge ROBERT ABELL of Hemington, Leicestershire Boston WILLIAM AGAR probably of Nazing, Essex Watertown GEORGE ALCOCK probably of Leicestershire Roxbury Mrs. - - - Alcock FRANCIS ALEWORTH THOMAS ANDREW Watertown SAMUEL ARCHER Salem WILLIAM ASPINWALL of Manchester, Leicestershire Boston Mrs. Elizabeth Aspinwall Edward Aspinwall JOHN AUDLEY Boston JOHN BAKER Charlestown Mrs. Charity Baker

80. Biographical Sketch Of John Winthrop -NRA National Reform Association Christian Statesman November December 2002 Biographical Sketch of john winthrop. Biographical Sketch of john winthrop. http://www.natreformassn.org/statesman/02/biojnwinth.html

abstract: English gentleman, Puritan, governor and deputy governor, author of the City Set on a Hill sermon and of the Little Speech on Liberty Skip Navigation National Reform Association Christian Statesman November - December 2002 ==>Biographical Sketch of John Winthrop Prev ToC Next OWoods: Prev ToC Next GrandTour: Prev ToC Next The Christian Statesman POBox 8741-WP Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221 Biographical Sketch of John Winthrop by Oliver Woods Who was John Winthrop? (1588-1649) John Winthrop was an English gentleman who led the Puritan Great Migration from England to the New World in 1630. He served nine years as governor and ten years as deputy governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony. Historical Context Renaissance monarch and Catholic sympathizer, Henry VIII had established the Church of England with himself at its head in the early 1530s. The Puritans, English adherents of the Reformation who sought to purify that church, agitated for reform, but the church resisted. The church's drive to suppress Puritanism melded with the doctrine of the Divine Right of Kings in the reigns of James I (1605-1625) and Charles I (1625-1649). William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, became the official agent of persecution under Charles. Laud's zealous persecution prompted the Great Migration of Puritans to New England between 1630 and 1640, the first wave led by John Winthrop. Summary of Winthrop's Teaching The concluding remarks of his Model of Christian Charity sermon delivered on board the Arbella capture John Winthrop's vision for New England: "Beloved, there is now set before us life, and good, death and evil in that we are commanded this day to love the Lord our God, and to love one another to walk in His ways to keep His Commandments and His ordinance, and His laws, and the articles of our covenant with Him that we may live and be multiplied, and that the Lord our God may bless us in the land whither we go to possess it...For we must consider that we shall be a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us...." [Find the whole sermon

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