A Maine Family's History - Smith / Glidden Surnames

Gallop

Captain John GALLOP

Spouse: Christabel

Children: Joan born Mostern, Co. Dorset, England

Joan GALLOP died Hingham 3/20/1690-1

Spouse: Thomas JOY, builder/house-carpenter, born circa 1610 died 10/21/1678 aged 69, married 1637

Children: Samuel born 12/26/1639-40, married Ann Pitts of Hingham, died Boston 1670; John born 8/10/1641 probably died young; Thomas born 1/3/1642-3 died 1648; Joseph born 2/1/1645 married 1667 Mary Prince of Hingham, died 5/31/1697 Hingham; Ephraim born 12/7/1646-7 married Mrs. Susanna (Spencer) Gattensby of Kittery ME, died Berwick ME about 1697; Sarah baptized 5/23/1648, age about 31 days, married 1669 Hick Dunning (or Denham) of Hingham; Benjamin born 3/12/1650 no further record; Eliza baptized 8/17/1652 probably died young; Elizabeth baptized 11/7/1653-4, married 1673 Nathaniel Beal of Hingham; Ruth born 12/28/1658-9, married 1/1679 John Low of Hingham, died 7/11/1745

Mary JOY born 5/9/1736 Hingham MA

Spouse: Zechariah LORING, of Hingham MA

Children: Sarah baptized Hingham MA 4/11/1779; Peter; Hannah baptized Hingham MA 9/22/1771 died 12/6/1854 married Levi Corthell; Caleb baptized 7/2/1769 Hingham MA; Zaccheus baptized 11/21/1773; Isaac baptized 11/10/1776

Sarah (Sally) LORING of Perry Washington ME; lived in Cooper ME baptized 4/11/1779

Spouse: David HITCHINGS of St David NB

Children: Mary married Benjamin Henderson born 1786 NB

Early Pleasant River Families pg 113: Levi Corthell Jr. born 10/1/1770 married at Hingham MA 4/8/1792 Hannah Loring, bapt. at Hingham MA 9/22/1771 died 12/6/1854 age 83, daughter of Zachariah and Mary (--) Loring. 8 children: Levi; Deborah; Loring; Mary Loring; Hannah; Isaac; Sally Loring; Elijah C.

Thomas Joy and His Descendants: Joan Gallop, who by her marriage with Thomas Joy in1637 became the mother of the American Joys, was the daughter of John and Christabel Gallop, of Boston. Her father, "Capt. John Gallop, the elder," had come over in 1630 in the "Mary and John." He was a skillful pilot and Indian trader, and his services were accounted of great value to the colony. His wife and daughter remained behind in England, apparently for dread of the perils of the sea, and on July 4, 1632, Governor Winthrop wrote concerning them to the Rev. John White, the Puritan rector of Trinity Church, Dorchester, Eng.:

Thomas Joy and sons Samuel of Boston, Joseph of Hingham, and Ephraim of Berwick.