John Chilcote II - Revision history

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	"According to family tradition, John's brother James helped secure his release from Barbados and they both went to Maryland about 1704. There is some confusion relating to exactly how James helped in the release of John. One story indicated that John's land in England was restored to him and James handled the sale of the property in order to obtain funds for the two to relocate to Maryland. They are recorded as having each purchased one hundred acres of land from Lord Baltimore in 1727 where Baltimore now stands. Shortly afterward they sold this land and moved to the eighth district, making their residence along Western Run in Baltimore County.<ref>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Lori-J-Shaffer/GENE1-0050.html</ref>"		"According to family tradition, John's brother James helped secure his release from Barbados and they both went to Maryland about 1704. There is some confusion relating to exactly how James helped in the release of John. One story indicated that John's land in England was restored to him and James handled the sale of the property in order to obtain funds for the two to relocate to Maryland. They are recorded as having each purchased one hundred acres of land from Lord Baltimore in 1727 where Baltimore now stands. Shortly afterward they sold this land and moved to the eighth district, making their residence along Western Run in Baltimore County.<ref>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Lori-J-Shaffer/GENE1-0050.html</ref>"

	==~~Researching~~ John's ~~time~~ in Barbados==		==John's Time in Barbados==

	~~Is the above story corroborated?~~		[[File:The Original Lists.JPG\|thumb\|right]]
	* Yes: ~~A book named "~~The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.~~com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>~~

	~~Who~~ is ~~Ann Gallop?~~		The above story is corroborated by a book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." On page 336, it confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
	* The book, "The ~~Ship Corea~~ Of ~~Providence, D~~. ~~Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark~~, ~~in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says~~ that ~~something~~ was ~~"Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport~~ to ~~Barbados, unto 'Widdow~~ Ann Gallop~~', July 11,~~ 1685.~~" This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.~~
	* The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://~~www.rootsweb~~.~~ancestry~~.com/~~~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm~~</ref> ~~([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)~~

	~~Who is Henry Gallop?~~		Another book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> states that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband. the 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, who appears to own land in both St. John and St. Joseph parishes.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref>.
	* "The ~~Quaker Community on Barbados~~"<ref>http://~~books~~.~~google~~.~~com~~/~~books?id=CPsISvH6tcAC&lpg=PT76&ots=BSq3JdnqaF&dq=barbados%20gallop%201680&pg=PT76#v=onepage&q=barbados%20gallop%201680&f=false~~</ref> ~~singles out Captain Gallop as one of the wealthiest Quaker planters~~ on Barbados. At that ~~time, big Quaker planters on~~ Barbados ~~averaged 223 acres~~, ~~113 slaves~~, and ~~3 servants~~.
	* "Faith and Fortune: Religious Identity and the Politics of Profit in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean"<ref>http://www.~~google~~.com/~~url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CBsQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Flefty64.scc~~-~~net.rutgers.edu%2Fdlr%2Foutputds~~.~~php%3Fpid%3Drutgers-lib%3A22827%26mime%3Dapplication%2Fpdf%26ds%3DPDF-1&ei=aHSzTK_GJoKBlAfHoIyzBQ&usg=AFQjCNHdguy2x57BO13hIy6t_s-qY14t-w~~</ref> ~~says that Captain Gallop died in 1680 and affirms his religiosity in two footnotes:~~
	** 184 Will of Capt. Henry Gallop (d. 1680), BDA, RB6/14, 104-10.
	** 181 Captain Henry Gallop of St Joseph (d. 1680) seemed unusual in his dedication to the Quaker collectivity, choosing his children’s guardians because they were “in the same faith and Judgment as I am in now.” However, he warned those same executors that if any of them “should turn from that which they now profess or should suffer they or my children to transgress the commandments of the Lord whereby the Lord is dishonored,” they might be excluded, and if all were to die or turn apostate, “then in such case I desire men and women friends of the Spring Meeting to take the whole and sole care of all my children...” (BDA, RB6/15, 104-10).

	~~Who~~ is John~~'s wife,~~ Alice Sanderson?		According to "The Quaker Community on Barbados"<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=CPsISvH6tcAC&lpg=PT76&ots=BSq3JdnqaF&dq=barbados%20gallop%201680&pg=PT76#v=onepage&q=barbados%20gallop%201680&f=false</ref> Captain Gallop was one of the wealthiest Quaker planters on Barbados. At that time, big Quaker planters on Barbados averaged 223 acres, 113 slaves, and 3 servants. "Faith and Fortune: Religious Identity and the Politics of Profit in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean"<ref>http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CBsQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Flefty64.scc-net.rutgers.edu%2Fdlr%2Foutputds.php%3Fpid%3Drutgers-lib%3A22827%26mime%3Dapplication%2Fpdf%26ds%3DPDF-1&ei=aHSzTK_GJoKBlAfHoIyzBQ&usg=AFQjCNHdguy2x57BO13hIy6t_s-qY14t-w</ref> says that Captain Gallop died in 1680 and confirms his Quaker faith in two footnotes:
			* 184 Will of Capt. Henry Gallop (d. 1680), BDA, RB6/14, 104-10.
			* 181 Captain Henry Gallop of St Joseph (d. 1680) seemed unusual in his dedication to the Quaker collectivity, choosing his children’s guardians because they were “in the same faith and Judgment as I am in now.” However, he warned those same executors that if any of them “should turn from that which they now profess or should suffer they or my children to transgress the commandments of the Lord whereby the Lord is dishonored,” they might be excluded, and if all were to die or turn apostate, “then in such case I desire men and women friends of the Spring Meeting to take the whole and sole care of all my children...” (BDA, RB6/15, 104-10).

			While in Barbados, John married Alice Sanderson:
	* According to the "Barbados parochial registers, Series A, 1637-1850 (Anglican)"<ref>http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500276984003&lds=1&region=3&regionfriendly=Caribbean+Islands&frompage=99</ref>, Alice Sanderson married John on 9/3/1698 in St. James, Barbados.		* According to the "Barbados parochial registers, Series A, 1637-1850 (Anglican)"<ref>http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500276984003&lds=1&region=3&regionfriendly=Caribbean+Islands&frompage=99</ref>, Alice Sanderson married John on 9/3/1698 in St. James, Barbados.
	* Users have submitted various records for Alice that suggest she was born in England, perhaps in the same county or even township as John, in years ranging from 1665 to 1677.		* Users have submitted various records for Alice that suggest she was born in England, perhaps in the same county or even township as John, in years ranging from 1665 to 1677.

Jim.lindstrom at 20:13, 1 November 2010

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	*[[Veterans\|Index of Veterans]]		*[[Veterans\|Index of Veterans]]
	*[[Immigrants\|Index of Immigrants]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

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			[[Category:Immigrants]]

Jim.lindstrom at 21:04, 30 October 2010

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	==Emigration from England to Maryland==		==Emigration from England to Maryland==
	"BIOGRAPHY: Our immigrant ancestor participated in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monmouth_Rebellion Monmouth Rebellion]] in England of 1685 against King James II. The story leading up to the rebellion is an interesting period of English history. The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Monmouth Duke of Monmouth]] was an illegitimate son of English King Charles II and soon after his birth both Monmouth and his mother were banished from England. Later the Duke returned and became a prominent Protestant political figure--some believed he might inherit the English crown after his fathers' death.		[[File:Monmouth's Execution.gif\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Monmouth's execution on Tower Hill, 15 July 1685 (O.S).]] "BIOGRAPHY: Our immigrant ancestor participated in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monmouth_Rebellion Monmouth Rebellion]] in England of 1685 against King James II. The story leading up to the rebellion is an interesting period of English history. The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Monmouth Duke of Monmouth]] was an illegitimate son of English King Charles II and soon after his birth both Monmouth and his mother were banished from England. Later the Duke returned and became a prominent Protestant political figure--some believed he might inherit the English crown after his fathers' death.

	"Upon the death of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Charles_II_of_England King Charles II]] on Feb. 6, 1685 the Catholic Duke of York (brother of deceased King) acceded to power as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_James_II_of_England King James II]]. Monmouth landed at Lyme Regis. Dorset with eighty-two followers in June and quickly raised over 4,000 additional men. On July 6, 1685 Monmouth's Army was completely defeated on the Plain of Sedgemoor, Somerset. The Duke fled but was soon caught and beheaded.		"Upon the death of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Charles_II_of_England King Charles II]] on Feb. 6, 1685 the Catholic Duke of York (brother of deceased King) acceded to power as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_James_II_of_England King James II]]. Monmouth landed at Lyme Regis. Dorset with eighty-two followers in June and quickly raised over 4,000 additional men. On July 6, 1685 Monmouth's Army was completely defeated on the Plain of Sedgemoor, Somerset. The Duke fled but was soon caught and beheaded.

Jim.lindstrom at 11:31, 27 October 2010

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	*[[Veterans\|Index of Veterans]]		*[[Veterans\|Index of Veterans]]
			*[[Immigrants\|Index of Immigrants]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

Jim.lindstrom at 11:24, 27 October 2010

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	[[user:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.Lindstrom]]: When John and his brother James purchased land in 1727, John was already 62 years old. It is likely he died in the next 5-20 years (at 67 to 82 years old). This would place his death year between 1732 and 1747.		[[user:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.Lindstrom]]: When John and his brother James purchased land in 1727, John was already 62 years old. It is likely he died in the next 5-20 years (at 67 to 82 years old). This would place his death year between 1732 and 1747.

			==See Also==

			*[[Veterans\|Index of Veterans]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

Jim.lindstrom at 21:01, 11 October 2010

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	==Researching John's time in Barbados==		==Researching John's time in Barbados==

	* Is the above story corroborated?		Is the above story corroborated?
	** Yes: A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>		* Yes: A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
	* Who is Ann Gallop?
	** The book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.		Who is Ann Gallop?
	** The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref> ([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)		* The book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.
	* Who is Henry Gallop?		* The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref> ([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)
	** "The Quaker Community on Barbados"<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=CPsISvH6tcAC&lpg=PT76&ots=BSq3JdnqaF&dq=barbados%20gallop%201680&pg=PT76#v=onepage&q=barbados%20gallop%201680&f=false</ref> singles out Captain Gallop as one of the wealthiest Quaker planters on Barbados. At that time, big Quaker planters on Barbados averaged 223 acres, 113 slaves, and 3 servants.
	** "Faith and Fortune: Religious Identity and the Politics of Profit in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean"<ref>http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CBsQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Flefty64.scc-net.rutgers.edu%2Fdlr%2Foutputds.php%3Fpid%3Drutgers-lib%3A22827%26mime%3Dapplication%2Fpdf%26ds%3DPDF-1&ei=aHSzTK_GJoKBlAfHoIyzBQ&usg=AFQjCNHdguy2x57BO13hIy6t_s-qY14t-w</ref> says that Captain Gallop died in 1680 and affirms his religiosity in two footnotes:		Who is Henry Gallop?
	*** 184 Will of Capt. Henry Gallop (d. 1680), BDA, RB6/14, 104-10.		* "The Quaker Community on Barbados"<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=CPsISvH6tcAC&lpg=PT76&ots=BSq3JdnqaF&dq=barbados%20gallop%201680&pg=PT76#v=onepage&q=barbados%20gallop%201680&f=false</ref> singles out Captain Gallop as one of the wealthiest Quaker planters on Barbados. At that time, big Quaker planters on Barbados averaged 223 acres, 113 slaves, and 3 servants.
	*** 181 Captain Henry Gallop of St Joseph (d. 1680) seemed unusual in his dedication to the Quaker collectivity, choosing his children’s guardians because they were “in the same faith and Judgment as I am in now.” However, he warned those same executors that if any of them “should turn from that which they now profess or should suffer they or my children to transgress the commandments of the Lord whereby the Lord is dishonored,” they might be excluded, and if all were to die or turn apostate, “then in such case I desire men and women friends of the Spring Meeting to take the whole and sole care of all my children...” (BDA, RB6/15, 104-10).		* "Faith and Fortune: Religious Identity and the Politics of Profit in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean"<ref>http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CBsQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Flefty64.scc-net.rutgers.edu%2Fdlr%2Foutputds.php%3Fpid%3Drutgers-lib%3A22827%26mime%3Dapplication%2Fpdf%26ds%3DPDF-1&ei=aHSzTK_GJoKBlAfHoIyzBQ&usg=AFQjCNHdguy2x57BO13hIy6t_s-qY14t-w</ref> says that Captain Gallop died in 1680 and affirms his religiosity in two footnotes:
	* Who is John's wife, Alice Sanderson?		** 184 Will of Capt. Henry Gallop (d. 1680), BDA, RB6/14, 104-10.
	** According to the "Barbados parochial registers, Series A, 1637-1850 (Anglican)"<ref>http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500276984003&lds=1&region=3&regionfriendly=Caribbean+Islands&frompage=99</ref>, Alice Sanderson married John on 9/3/1698 in St. James, Barbados.		** 181 Captain Henry Gallop of St Joseph (d. 1680) seemed unusual in his dedication to the Quaker collectivity, choosing his children’s guardians because they were “in the same faith and Judgment as I am in now.” However, he warned those same executors that if any of them “should turn from that which they now profess or should suffer they or my children to transgress the commandments of the Lord whereby the Lord is dishonored,” they might be excluded, and if all were to die or turn apostate, “then in such case I desire men and women friends of the Spring Meeting to take the whole and sole care of all my children...” (BDA, RB6/15, 104-10).
	** Users have submitted various records for Alice that suggest she was born in England, perhaps in the same county or even township as John, in years ranging from 1665 to 1677.
			Who is John's wife, Alice Sanderson?
			* According to the "Barbados parochial registers, Series A, 1637-1850 (Anglican)"<ref>http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500276984003&lds=1&region=3&regionfriendly=Caribbean+Islands&frompage=99</ref>, Alice Sanderson married John on 9/3/1698 in St. James, Barbados.
			* Users have submitted various records for Alice that suggest she was born in England, perhaps in the same county or even township as John, in years ranging from 1665 to 1677.

	==Time in Maryland==		==Time in Maryland==

Jim.lindstrom at 20:53, 11 October 2010

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	** Yes: A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>		** Yes: A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
	* Who is Ann Gallop?		* Who is Ann Gallop?
	** According to the prior source (p.336), others assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. [[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?
	** The book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.		** The book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.
	** The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref> ([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)		** The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref> ([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)

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	==Researching John's time in Barbados==		==Researching John's time in Barbados==

	* A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>		* Is the above story corroborated?
	** ~~Others~~ assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. ([[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?)		** Yes: A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
			* Who is Ann Gallop?
			** According to the prior source (p.336), others assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. [[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?
			** The book, "The Ship Corea Of Providence, D. Jackson, Commander Of Elsinore, Denmark, in 1839"<ref>http://www.archive.org/stream/rhodeislandhisto12rhod/rhodeislandhisto12rhod_djvu.txt</ref> says that something was "Shipped by Benjamin Newbury on Ship Amity , Richard Diamond, master, Newport to Barbados, unto 'Widdow Ann Gallop', July 11, 1685." This suggests that Ann had a husband, who may show up in a Barbados census.
			** The 1680 census of Barbados does, indeed, contain a Gallop: Captain Henry Gallop, of either St. John or St. Joseph.<ref>http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brbwgw/1680CensusA-H.htm</ref> ([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: Presumably (basing on below) this is one individual with land stradling two Parishes.)
			* Who is Henry Gallop?
			** "The Quaker Community on Barbados"<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=CPsISvH6tcAC&lpg=PT76&ots=BSq3JdnqaF&dq=barbados%20gallop%201680&pg=PT76#v=onepage&q=barbados%20gallop%201680&f=false</ref> singles out Captain Gallop as one of the wealthiest Quaker planters on Barbados. At that time, big Quaker planters on Barbados averaged 223 acres, 113 slaves, and 3 servants.
			** "Faith and Fortune: Religious Identity and the Politics of Profit in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean"<ref>http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CBsQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Flefty64.scc-net.rutgers.edu%2Fdlr%2Foutputds.php%3Fpid%3Drutgers-lib%3A22827%26mime%3Dapplication%2Fpdf%26ds%3DPDF-1&ei=aHSzTK_GJoKBlAfHoIyzBQ&usg=AFQjCNHdguy2x57BO13hIy6t_s-qY14t-w</ref> says that Captain Gallop died in 1680 and affirms his religiosity in two footnotes:
			*** 184 Will of Capt. Henry Gallop (d. 1680), BDA, RB6/14, 104-10.
			*** 181 Captain Henry Gallop of St Joseph (d. 1680) seemed unusual in his dedication to the Quaker collectivity, choosing his children’s guardians because they were “in the same faith and Judgment as I am in now.” However, he warned those same executors that if any of them “should turn from that which they now profess or should suffer they or my children to transgress the commandments of the Lord whereby the Lord is dishonored,” they might be excluded, and if all were to die or turn apostate, “then in such case I desire men and women friends of the Spring Meeting to take the whole and sole care of all my children...” (BDA, RB6/15, 104-10).
			* Who is John's wife, Alice Sanderson?
			** According to the "Barbados parochial registers, Series A, 1637-1850 (Anglican)"<ref>http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500276984003&lds=1&region=3&regionfriendly=Caribbean+Islands&frompage=99</ref>, Alice Sanderson married John on 9/3/1698 in St. James, Barbados.
			** Users have submitted various records for Alice that suggest she was born in England, perhaps in the same county or even township as John, in years ranging from 1665 to 1677.

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	* A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." ~~lists~~ John Chilcott (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>		* A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." confirms that John Chilcott was delivered to Ann Gallop in 1685 (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
	** Others assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. ([[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?)		** Others assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. ([[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?)

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	* ~~This website lists~~ a ~~John Chilcoat who entered left from Bristol to Barbados to enter indenture servitude in 1655~~. ~~Since this date is 30 years too early, it is either a typo or a different~~ John ~~Chilcot<ref>http://www.virtualjamestown~~.~~org/indentures/search_indentures.cgi?search_type=individ&id=30&db=bristol_ind</ref>~~		* A book named "The Original Lists Of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold For a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; And Others Who Went From Great Britain To The American Plantations. 1600 - 1700." lists John Chilcott (p.336)<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=B414AAAAMAAJ&ots=igJRjw2ZMO&dq=the%20original%20lists%20of%20persons%20of%20quality&pg=PA337#v=onepage&q=chilcott&f=false</ref>
	* There is reference to a John frigate, captained by William Booth, with 77 convicted rebels aboard, heading from Bristol to Barbados<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=~~6UsAAAAAYAAJ&lpg=PA220-IA2~~&ots=~~0NaD5OlVUH~~&dq=~~bristol~~%20%~~22John~~%~~20Frigate~~%22%~~201685~~&pg=~~PA220-IA2~~#v=onepage&q=~~bristol%20%22John%20Frigate%22%201685~~&f=false</ref>		** Others assigned to Ann Gallop include: John Walters, Stephen Rodway, George Nowell, John Warrin, John Burgis, William Parker, and George Seaman. ([[User:Jim.lindstrom\|Jim.lindstrom]]: Perhaps one of these men has a trail that can help us learn about Ann Gallop?)

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