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Rev. Benjamin Throop (1712 - 1785) |
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Elizabeth Pabodie (Throope) (1672 - 1717) Elizabeth Throope was born abt. 1672 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts and died 14 December 1717 in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island. She is buried in Old Commons Burial Groun... |
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Izabell Throope (Redshaw) (1617 - 1658) GEDCOM Note === Category:Nottingham, Nottinghamshire ==Biography==On 9 June 1636 Isabell Redshaw married William Throop, the churchwarden at Sutton-cum-Lound. "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database,... |
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Mary Andrews (Throope) (1667 - aft.1762) Mary Throope and John Witt Barney married at Swansea or Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts Bay Colony on 4 November 1686. Mary Throop Barney was Capt. Andrews second wife. In proving his will on A... |
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Mary Chapman (Throope) (1708 - 1795) Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Dec 18 2021, 2:18:16 UTC |
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Mary Throope (Chapman) (1643 - 1732) Mary parents came to New England in 1635 on the Elizabeth Biography Mary Chapman was the daughter of Ralph Chapman who came from Southwark, London in 1635 aged 20 as ships Carpenter on the 'Eli... |
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Deacon William Throope (1636 - 1704) Not the son of Col. Adrian Scrope, Regicide of Charles I & Mary Scrope . Probably the son of William Throope & Izabell Throope |
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William Throope (c.1613 - 1669) GEDCOM Note =====Biography==William Throop, the son of Thomas Throope and Elizabeth Smyth , was born in 1613 and died in 1669. He was the churchwarden at Sutton-cum-Lound. In 1636 he married Isabell Re... |
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Abigail Throope (deceased) |
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Abigail Emeline Stanton Sweete (Throope) (1805 - 1871) |
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Alary Throope (1698 - 1698) |
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Alta M Throope (1888 - d.) GEDCOM Source ===@R-2144376304@ 1900 United States Federal Census Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004.Original data - Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administr... |
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Rev. Amos Throope (1702 - 1736) Rev. Amos Throope; b. 28 Mar 1702; m. Frances Davis, daughter of Simon Davis and Ann Low, 7 January 1724/25 at Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island. 1st husband; d. before 22 September 1736 at Woodsto... |
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Ann Waldron (Throope) (1699 - 1790) GEDCOM Source ===@R253341452@ U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications... |
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Chloe Throope (1735 - 1735) |
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Daniel Throope, Jr (1740 - 1796) |
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Major Dyar Throope (deceased) |
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Ebenezer Throope (1718 - 1736) |
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Elizabeth Throope (1703 - 1731) |
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Elizabeth Throope (Cole) (deceased) |
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Elizabeth Chapin (Throope) (deceased) |
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Fayette M. Throope (1838 - d.) |
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Frances Throope (Davis) (1703 - 1769) |
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Hannah Goss (Throope) (aft.1860 - d.) |
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Hester Kempton (Throope) (1706 - 1762) Hester (Esther) Throope married Thomas Kempton at Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island on 15 October 1730. |
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Isabella Throope (deceased) |
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Jenett Throope (Fynningley) (1544 - 1575) |
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Jenny Throope (1683 - d.) |
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Deacon John Throope (1676 - 1772) GEDCOM Note ===== Biography ==John Throop and Rebecca Smith were married 25 November, 1697 in Bristol, Bristol County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Rhode Island Vital Records , 1636-1850 - Town and Church... |
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John Throope (1711 - 1711) |
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Lt John Throope, II (1716 - 1802) |
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Joseph Throope (1701 - d.) |
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Lulu Throope (1887 - d.) GEDCOM Source ===@R-2144376304@ 1900 United States Federal Census Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004.Original data - Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administr... |
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Marcy Throope (1698 - 1698) |
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Margaret Throope (Birchard) (deceased) |
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Martha Vaughan (Throope) (1705 - 1797) Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jan 19 2018, 15:57:37 UTC |
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Martha Mercy Hart (Throope) (c.1684 - 1756) GEDCOM Note ===== Biography ===== Birth ===:Circa 1674 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts=== Death ===:18 SEP 1756 in Bristol, Bristol, Rhode Island, USA== Sources == *Clemens, William Montgomery... |
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Mary Marcy (Throope) (1704 - 1790) Mary Throope married Joseph Marcy on 31 May 1728 at Bristol, Bristol County, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Find A Grave Memorial Mary Throop Marcy- Memorial -Birth: Sep. 9, 1704 B... |
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Mary Throope (1803 - 1857) Maried 2 Nov 1820 |
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Maybeda (Mabeda) Throope (deceased) |
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Origin Brigham Throope (1817 - 1883) He was a druggist in Schoharie, New York. |
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Phebe Throope (Hall) (1722 - 1740) |
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Priscilla Throope Throop (1741 - 1766) |
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Rachel Throope (Terry) (1738 - 1786) |
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Rebecca Throope (Smith) (1680 - 1731) Rebecca Smith married John Throope at Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island on 26 November 1697. |
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Rosco E Throope (1890 - d.) GEDCOM Source ===@R-2144376304@ 1900 United States Federal Census Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004.Original data - Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administr... |
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Sarah Throope (Smith) (deceased) |
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Sarah Throop (Throope) (1769 - 1776) |
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Sybil Throope (deceased) |
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Thomas Throope (c.1490 - 1523) |
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Thomas Throope (1681 - 1756) GEDCOM Note === Category:Bristol, Rhode Island == Biography ===== Christening ===: Christening: :: Date: 17 SEP 1683 :: Place: Barnstable, Barnstable, Ma :: : Christening: :: Date: 16 SEP 1683 :: Place... |
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Thomas Throope (c.1588 - 1613) GEDCOM Note =====Biography==Thomas Throope of Lound, was the son of William Throop of Lound and Jenett Fynningley . In 1605 he married Elizabeth Smyth. They had three children: Anne, born in 1607, Ralp... |
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William Throope (1540 - 1584) |
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Capt. William Throop (1699 - 1746) William Throope married Elizabeth Stanbury at Pembroke on 19 September 1719.William died at the Siege of Louisburg under Sir William Pepperell, Cape Breton Expedition. CAPTAIN WILLIAM THROOP...INFO ALS... |
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Ziporah Throope (Mann) (1742 - d.) |