434. Henry Cunliffe
Generations, New Brunswick Genealogical Society, March 1992, p. 65
435. Susanna
Generations, New Brunswick Genealogical Society, March 1992, p. 65
436. Thomas Hurlbut
Generations, New Brunswick Genealogical Society, March 1992, p. 65
437. Sarah
Generations, New Brunswick Genealogical Society, March 1992, p. 65
448. John Gallop
Places of residence: (1590-1630) England
(1630-1632) Dorchester, Suffolk, MA
(1632-1650) Boston, Suffolk, MAImmigrated: 1630.
Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND. Call No. 974 S2. Vol. II, p. 222. Ref: C075. GALLOP, John, Dorchester 1630, perhaps brother of the preceding Humphrey GALLOP, removed soon to Long island, part of Boston, 1632, was a fisherman and pilot, and probably lived alternately down the harbor and up in town, where house and garden he had, as in the book of possessions joined to the church 5 Jan 1634, freeman 1 Apr following brother, wife Christobel, who lived to summer of 1655, and children John, Samuel, Nathaniel, and Joan, who married Thomas JOY; and he died Jan 1650. His will of 20 Dec 1649, proved 9 Feb following provides for all these, and gives 2 pounds to new meeting-house, then building; and the will of his widow is to be seen in Genealogical Record V. 444, made 24 July 1655, proved 31 Oct following. He seems, by his conduct in punishment of murderers of John OLDHAM, to have been very brave, and he left brave descendants.
Gallup, Darwin C. and Josephine Middleton Peck. Gallup Genealogy. 1966.
Consulted at the Library of Congress. Call No. CS71.G175 1966. Ref: G 133 Biography of John GALLOP on pp. 3-6.Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore:
Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985. Ref: M 099. p. 292: GALLUP, John (?1590-1649/50) & Christobel BRUSKETT (-1655, Boston); md in Eng, 19 Jan 1617 or ca 1616/21?; resided Boston
449. Christobel Crabbe ? Brushett
Immigrated: to Massachusetts, 1633.
NAME: surname BRUSHETT or CRABBE?