Elizabeth Lathrop

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Elizabeth married Hope Lathrop on 17 Dec 1696 in Barnstable, MA. Hope (son of Joseph Lathrop and Mary Ansell) was born on 15 Jul 1671 in Barnstable, MA; died on 20 Oct 1734 in Tolland, CT; was buried in South Cemetary, Tolland, CT. [Group Sheet]

1. Benjamin Lathrop and died.
2. Ichabod Lathrop and died.
3. Solomon Lathrop and died.
4. Melatiah Lathrop and died.
5. Joseph Lathrop and died.
6. Ebenezer Lathrop and died.
7. Rebeckah Lathrop and died.
8. Elizabeth Lathrop and died.
9. Mary Lathrop and died.
10. Sarah Lathrop and died.
11. John Lathrop was born on 3 Oct 1699 in Barnstable, MA; died on 17 Oct 1752 in Tolland, CT.

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Melatiale married Sarrah Farrar on 20 May 1667. Sarrah (daughter of Thomas Farrar and Elizabeth Hood) was born in 1648; died on 23 May 1712. [Group Sheet]

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• Immigration: 1640, America

Notes:

According to the New England Historic Genealogical Register, Thomas Farrar Senior had a problem or two. In 1692, the town "voted that Thomas Farrar Senior (and seven others) should set in the pulpit", possible due to their age and difficulty of hearing. Later that year, pursuant to an accusation by Miss Putnam, he and six others in town were imprisoned on account of witchcraft. He was brought before the Salem court on May 18th, and sent to prison at Boston where he was detained until December the 27th.
From Lewis's History of Lynn, page 183, comes this:
"The deposition of Ann Putnam, who testifieth and saith, that on the
8th day of May, 1692, there appeared to me the apparition of an old
gray-head man, with a great nose, which tormented me, and urged me to
write in his book; and I asked him what was his name, and from whence
he came, for I would complain of him; and people used to call him old
father Pharaoh; and he said he was my grandfather, for my father used
to call him father. I told him I would not call him grandfather, for
he was a wizzard, and I would complain of him. And ever since he
hath afflicted me by times, and beating me, and pinching me, and
almost choking me, and urging me continually to write in his book." Such was the testimony against Farrar.

Thomas married Elizabeth Hood about 1645. Elizabeth died on 8 Jan 1681 in Roxbury/Lynn, MA. [Group Sheet]

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