Genealogy of the Fitch family in North America - citizen hylbom blog

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remnant of the Pequots, after the destruction of their fort at
Mistic by Captain Mason. He brought his wife, Christobel,
from England. He died in the summer of 1650. His will
provides for wife and ehileren, and gives £2 to a new meeting
house then building. Will of widow (published in Gen. Reg.,
V. 444i was made 1055. Children, John, Samuel, Nathaniel,
Joan, married Thomas Joy. (See also, Heral. Jour. No.
XXII.. 73.)
Captain John Gallup, 2d of Boston (son of proceeding) born
in England, served in Pequot war, under Major Mason, for
which Connecticut gave him a grant of 100 acres of land ; was
at Taunton. 164.".. a short time and removed to New London,
in 1651, and to Stonington, of which he was representative,
October. 1665, and May 1067. He was one of the six Connec-
ticut Captains killed in the great Narragansett Swamp Eight,
19th December, 1675, the hardest battle of Philip's War, where
80 men were killed and 150 wounded, of whom many died
before relief could be had. He married Hannah (daughter of
Margaret) Lake, a widow, who resided at John Winthrop's.*
Children ; Hannah, born 1044, married, 1072, Stephen Gilford,
of Norwich, as his second wife; John, made a freeman 1073;
Esther, born 1653, married U>74, Henry Hodge, of Taunton ;
* Margaret bake. (Mrs.) was at New London, 104(5, and many
years after, see (ien. Reg. vii. 165). She was the daughter of
Col. Edmund Bead, of Wickford Co., Essex, Eng., and eldest
sister of Elizabeth, second wife of John Winthrop, Jr., John
Lake, her husband was descended from the Lakes, of Normanton,
Yorkshire, who claimed descent through the ( ailleys
from the Albinis. Earls of Arundel and Sussex, from the
Counts of Louraine, (the right line of Charlemagne) and from
"William the conqueror. (Heraldie Journal, No. xxii., 75.)
She died, says Felt, 1672, leaving two daughters. Hannah,
who married John Gallup 2d ; Martha, who married Thomas
Harris.