Not the same as Mary Lathroppe

Maud *****, who was buried on 6/Jan/1587(1588) in Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England, was the 2nd wife of Thomas Lowthroppe of Cherry Burton, East Riding of Yorkshire. She may have been Mary Howell? [see Notes below.]

She was the mother of the Rev. John Lothrop, prominent American colonist.

notes

From http://web.pdx.edu/~davide/gene/Lothrop_Thomas.htm#Note%202

"There is evidence that Thomas Lowthroppe married three times:first, to a widow, Elizabeth Clark, whose maiden name may have been Wood; second, to either Mary or Maud, further identity unknown; and third, to Jane, whose maiden name is believed to have been Carter."

From http://users.erols.com/jlathrop/genealogy.html

Rev. John's mother was not Mary Salte. That Mary was married to a different Thomas Lathrop, living in Leigh, Staffordshire, rather than Etton, Yorkshire, and had no son named John. (Caution against Gustave Anjou's 'Lothrop Family Records")

family

Married:

1. on 2/Sep/1575 in Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England to Thomas Lowthrop of Cherry Burton (1536-1606), son of Robert Lowthroppe and Ellen Aston, as his 2nd wife. He was married first to Mrs. Elizabeth Wood Clark (8 children). After Maud's death he married 3rd to Jane Carter (9 children).

Children of Thomas Lawthrop and Maud:

1. Anne - bp: 29/Jul/1576 - Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England d 8/Nov/1653 - Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England
2. Mary - b: ~1579 m: John Gallant - 13/Oct/1611 - Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England
3. Thomas - bp: 14/Oct/1582 - Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England d: ~Oct-Nov/1628 - Dengie Par., Co. Essex, England m: Elizabeth *****
4. Reverend John Lothrop (1584-1653) of New Plymouth Colony. He married 1st to Hannah Howse (8 children) and 2nd to Anne Dimmock (6 children).
5. William - bp: 24/May/1587 - Etton Par., East Riding, Yorkshire, England

Notes

• from http://web.pdx.edu/~davide/gene/Lothrop_Thomas.htm

There is evidence that Thomas Lowthroppe married three times: first, to a widow, Elizabeth Clark, whose maiden name may have been Wood; second to either Mary or Maud, further identity unknown; and third, to Jane, whose maiden name is believed to have been Carter. Between these three wives, Thomas is attributed as the father of twenty-two children, of which at least nine sons and six daughters survived. Within this context, Thomas second wife has been plausibly identified as Mary Howell, daughter of John Howell and the sister of Elizabeth, wife of Thomas younger brother, Lawrence. Indeed, such intermarriages between local families have been common over much of human history.

In contrast, the basis for the identification of Thomas wife as Mary Salte of Yoxall in Staffordshire seems to be the result of a confusion of identies between Thomas Lowthropp of Cherry Burton in Yorkshire and Thomas Lathropp of Leighe in Staffordshire. Although, Huntington affirms the descent of the Staffordshore Lathropp family from ancestors in Yorkshire, it is clear from his summary of the children of Thomas and Mary Salte Lathropp that she could not have been the second wife of Thomas Lowthrope of Cherry Burton.2 Geographically, Staffordshire lies roughly one hundred miles southwest of the East Riding of Yorkshire and, although this is not a large distance by modern standards, in the sixteenth century it would have been substantial. Moreover, Mr. Clifford Stott asserts that Thomas Lowthropes second wife was neither Mary Howell nor Mary Salte, but, rather, she was named Maud; maiden name unknown.3 Accordingly, the second wife of Thomas Lowthroppe should be properly regarded as otherwise unidentified.

links

• http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~walkersj/lathrop.html
• LATHROP-L@rootsweb.com
• http://web.pdx.edu/~davide/gene/Lothrop_Thomas.htm#Note%202

Sources

• Huntington, E B. A Genealogical Memoir of the Lo-Lathrop Family in This Country: Embracing the Descendants, As Far As Known, of the Rev. John Lothropp, of Scituate and Barnstable, Mass., and Mark Lothrop, of Salem and Bridgewater, Mass., and the First Generation of Descendants of Other Names. Ridgefield, Conn: M. Huntington, 1884.

Citations

GEDCOM Source

Age: About 33-34

GEDCOM Source

MH:S3 Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=110860350&pi...