Philippe Delano (De Lannoy) b. 7 December 1602 d. between 22 August 1681 and 4 March 1682

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7 December 1602 birth: Leiden, Netherlands

6 November 1603 baptism: Leiden, Netherlands, Walloon Church, witnesses: Francois Kock, Philippe Marines, Tonnette de Lannoy, Marguerite de Lannoy

9 November 1621 immigration: Plymouth (Massachusetts), Plymouth Colony, he arrived on "Fortune", the second Pilgrim ship.

19 December 1634 marriage: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♀ Hester Dewsbury (Dewesbury) [Dewsbury] b. about 1613

1635 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♀ Mary Delano (Delanoye) [Delano] b. 1635 d. 29 November 1655

between 1637 and 1641 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♂ Philip Delano [Delano] b. between 1637 and 1641 d. 1708

6 March 1638 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♀ Esther Delano [Delano] b. 6 March 1638 d. 12 September 1733

21 March 1642 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♂ Thomas Delano [Delano] b. 21 March 1642 d. 22 April 1723

1644 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♂ John Delano (De La Noye) [Delano] b. 1644 d. 1721

1646 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♀ Jane de La Noye [Delano] b. 1646 d. 28 February 1677

about 1647 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♂ Johnathan Delano [Delano] b. about 1647 d. 28 December 1720

1657 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♀ Rebecca Delano [Delano] b. 1657 d. 13 June 1723

2 December 1657 marriage: Plymouth (Massachusetts), Mary Pontus widow of James Glass, ♀ Mary Pontus [Pontus] b. 1624 d. 3 February 1690

1659 child birth: Duxbury (Massachusetts), ♂ Samuel Delano [Delano] b. 1659 d. 13 June 1728

between 22 August 1681 and 4 March 1682 death: Bridgewater (Massachusetts)

Notes

His parents were French protestants, or Huguenots and they arrived to Leyden, from France escaping of the Catholic Inquisition. He was a member of the Separatist Walloon Church (Waalse Kerk) at Leiden.

• He arrived at Plymouth on the Fortune in 1621, was a Purchaser,
• Philippe Delano served on the Plymouth Grand and Petit juries, on the committee to view "the hay grounds," as a surveyor, and volunteered to serve in the Pequot War.
• In 1633 he was in the first list of Plymouth Colony Freemen.
• In 1623, Philippe was granted an acre of land if Plymouth as "passenger on the Fortune"; the sale of this acre to Stephen Deane in 1627 was the first recorded land sale in the colony.
• On October 2, 1637 he was granted forty acres, bounded by land of Mr. John Alden lying on the south side, the sea on the east side, and the lands of Edward Bumpasse in the west side.
• He is on the list of names if Purchasers of Dartmouth who on March 7, 1652 met at Plymouth to make allotment of their shares which had been purchased from the Indians and in 1662 Philip is on the list as being one if "the first borne children of this government" to receive land in Middleborough.

[edit] Sources

1. ↑ Stratton, Eugene Aubrey - "Plymouth Colony: Its History & People, 1620-1641", Salt Lake City, UT, 1986, pag. 416. ISBN-0-916489-13-2

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