Thomas LATHROP
SOURCES:
1. Ancestral File
2. 1994 IGI
NOTES:
1. John left Egerton in 1623 and renounced his church orders, siding with the independents.
2. He was called to succeed Rev. Henry Jacob as Pastor of the First Independent Church in Southwark, London in 1624.
3. In 1632 Bishop Laud's warrant officer invaded John's home where Rev. Lothrop and about 50 of his flock were secretly worshiping.
4. John was taken to Clink Prison, Newgate, London on 22 Apr 1632.
5. He visited his dying wife, Hannah Howse, briefly in 1633.
6. Early in 1634, all but John were released on bail.
7. John, the leader of the Independent group, was deemed too dangerous to be set at liberty.
8. On 24 April 1634, his petition for liberty to go into foreign exile was granted.
9. He was released only to comfort his dying wife who died in 1633.
He married Mary Salte 26 Aug 1575 at Etton, Yorkshire, England . Mary Salte was born at of Yoxhall, Stafford, England Abt 1555 daughter of Robert Salte and Gauch St. Andrews .
They were the parents of 5
children:
Anne Lathrop
christened 19 Jul 1576.
Mary Lathrop
born Abt 1577.
Thomas Lathrop
christened 4 Oct 1582.
John Lathrop
christened 20 Dec 1584.
William Lathrop
christened 24 May 1587.
Thomas Lathrop died 5 Oct 1606 at (Wd), Etton, Yorkshire, England .
Mary Salte died 16 Jan 1588 at Etton, Yorkshire, England .