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About Joan Joy
Joan Gallop was born on 20 September 1618 at Bridport, Dorset, England. [1] Joan Gallop died on 20 March 1690/91 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 72.
Parents: daughter of John Gallop and Christobel Brushett.
Joan Gallop immigrated on 4 September 1633; ship 'Griffin.'
Married:
- Thomas Joy , Jr, son of Thomas Joy and Frances Paulett.
Child of Joan Gallop and Thomas Joy , Jr
- Ruth Joy+ b. 28 Feb 1657, d. 17 Apr 1727
Notes
Joan Gallop came to Massachusetts with her mother Christobel, and brothers John, William, Nathaniel and Samuel on the ship Griffin on September 4, 1633, she was about 15 years old when she arrived. On April 29, 1679 Joan (who's name appears on the inventory as Jone Joy) made oath to the truth of her deceased husbands (Thomas Joy) inventory 'being so far as shee at present knows and that when shee knows of more she will cause it to be added'.
Links
Sources
- Gallop Genealogies, by Gallup and Peck Thomas Joy & His Descendants, compiled by James Richard Joy.
- HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON, County of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900, by Richard Anson Wheeler, New London, CT, 1900, p. 382
Citations
1. [S8] R. C. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins.
Joan Gallup, married Thomas Joy, 1637, Boston, Massachusetts
The first record of Thomas Joy is found in Boston, Massachusetts on February 20, 1636 when he
purchased land. He was a principle contractor, master builder and architect in Boston, Massachusetts.
About 1646 he moved to Hingham, Massachusetts and in 1648 became a member of the Boston
Artillery Company now the famous “Ancient and Honorable”. In 1657-1658 he built a house in the
market place of Boston, which was at one time the arsenal, court house and town hall of Boston and
the first seat of government in Boston. He was admitted a “Freeman of the Colony” in 1665. (CFUS)
GEDCOM Note
Biography == Joan Gallop eldest daughter of John Gallop,<ref>History of the Town of Hingham, Massachusetts (The Town of Hingham, Massachusetts, 1893): Vol II, p.396</ref> was christened on 20 September 1618 at Brideport, West Dorset District, Dorset, England.
Marriage==Joan married Thomas Joy in 1637.<ref>Gallup, J. D. (1893). The genealogical history of the Gallup family in the United States: Also, biographical sketches of members of the family. Hartford, Conn: Press of the Hartford Print. Co., p.24</ref>
Children
Known children include:
- Samuel Joy,
- John Joy,
- Thomas Joy,
- Joseph Joy,
- Ephraim Joy,
- Sarah (Joy) Dunning,
- Benjamin Joy,
- Elizabeth (Joy) Beal
- Ruth (Joy) Curtis
Death==Joan died 20 March 1690 at Hingham, Plymouth Colony, and was also buried there.<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27028940/joan-joy</ref>
Sources
<references />* Joy, J. R. (1900). Thomas Joy and his descendants in lines of his sons, Samuel of Boston, Joseph of Hingham, Ephraim of Berwick: A portfolio of family papers. New York: publisher not identified.
- Lee, H. B. J. (1968). The Joy genealogy. Essex, Conn: Pequot Press.* Anderson, R. C., Anderson, R. C., New England Historic Genealogical Society., & Great Migration Study Project (New England Historic Genealogical Society). (1998). Great migration newsletter: Volumes 1 through5 (1990-1994). Boston, Mass: New England Historic Genealogical Society.
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Joan Joy's Timeline
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September 20, 1618
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Mosterton, West Dorset District, Dorset, England (United Kingdom)
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September 20, 1618
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Christening Eng., Bridport, Dorset, England, United Kingdom
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September 20, 1618
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Saint Mary's Church
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September 20, 1618
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Bridport, Dorset, England
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September 20, 1618
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Bridport, Dorset, England
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September 20, 1618
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Saint Mary's, Bridport, Dorsetshire, England
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February 26, 1640
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Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
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August 10, 1641
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Boston, Suffolk County , Massachusetts Bay Colony
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January 3, 1643
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Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
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