. Die Gründer; Porträts von Personen, die im Ausland geboren, die zu den Kolonien in Nordamerika, die vor dem Jahr 1701 kam, mit einer Einleitung, Biographische Skizzen und Kommentare zu den Porträts. Ring 1645 ^^d1646. Seine Väter Tod im Jahre 1649 beschlossen, himto bleiben in der Kolonie, wo er als Assistent, 1651-1655; stellvertretender Gouverneur, 1658; Kommissar von theUnited Kolonien, 1658-1660, 1663; und Gouverneur, 1659-1676. Seine spätere Laufbahn wurde von indischen Kriegen andboundary Streitigkeiten, und von einer Reise nach England, wo eine Charta für Connecticut, das DIENEUEN Haven Colony enthalten heobtained belastet. Seine Liebe von Sci

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. The founders; portraits of persons born abroad who came to the colonies in North America before the year 1701, with an introduction, biographical outlines and comments on the portraits. ring1645 ^^d 1646. His fathers death in 1649 decided himto remain in the colony, where he became an assistant, 1651-1655; deputy governor, 1658; commissioner of theUnited Colonies, 1658-1660, 1663; and governor, 1659-1676. His later career was burdened by Indian wars andboundary disputes, and by a voyage to England, where heobtained a charter for Connecticut, which included theNew Haven colony. His love of science led to membershipin the Royal Society for improving Natural Knowledge, and he was much at Court, where he received fromCharles II a miniature of the royal countenance. Winthrop passed away in Boston while attending a ses-sion of the Commissioners of the United Colonies, In April, 1676. He left seven surviving children. Governor Fitz-John, Chief Justice Waitstill, and five daughters, Elizabeth, Lucy, Margaret, Martha, and Anne. A Sketch of the Life of John Winthrop the Younger, by Thomas F. Waters. 1899.Evidences of the Winthrops of Groton, County Suffolk, England. 1894-1896. 526. JOHN WINTHROP, Jr. I605/6-1676 (5^7) T!^:-: :irN YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY A6TO«, LFN»XTILD£N FOUN* Mary, the wife of Adam Winthrop, of Boston, was bornperhaps in Bristol, England, the daughter of ColonelLuttrell, of that city. Her husband, Adam Winthrop, theson of the governors fifth son, was born at Boston in NewEngland, 15 October, 1647, ^^^ after graduating at Har-vard College, in 1668, he became a merchant at Bristol, where they married, about 1675. The Luttrells had a seatat Dunster Castle, and produced three or more Xolonels, who were conspicuous at this period. Diligent effort toidentify Marys father has been unsuccessful. The Win-throp family moved to Boston in 1679, ^^^ he joined theSecond Church in April, 1682. Their son, Adam, born inBristol, 3 March, 1676, graduated at Harvard in 1694, and beca

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