Lt. John Remington
b:1
1602, Garrowby, England
D:1
8: 4m: 1667, Rowley, Essex, MA
father: Richard Remington1
mother: Elizabeth Hutton1
m:1
1631, Rowley/Roxbury, Essex/Norfolk, MA
Elizabeth
b:1
Abt. 1606, Yorkshire, England
D:
24: 10m: 1657, Rowley, Essex, MA
At the time they sailed from Hull England to Newbury MA (1637), John and Elizabeth had two sons, John and Thomas, both born in Yorkshire.
The reason they immigrated was probably religious. Not long after they arrived, they joined with a group led by Rev. Ezekial Rogers,
a Puritan minister who was suspended for not conforming to the regulations as to public worship of King Charles I and
Archbishop Laud.
John was a Lieutenant of the Rowley Company during the Pequor War, May 26, 1647. He was a carpenter, and a
school teacher. His father left him 300 pounds and an annuity of 30 pounds per year. His brother Timothy left
him a ten pound per year annuity.
After his wife Elizabeth died, John moved to Roxbury where he married Rhoda Gardner Gore (1607-1698), the
widow of John Gore. After John died, Rhoda married for the third time (13 June 1674) Edward Proter (1610-1677).
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