John Thorpe married, by 1633, Alice _____, who survived him; she was presumably still quite young, and may well have married someone else in Plymouth; the fate of their child is unknown.
ONLY CHILD: 1 April 1633: "John Thorp & Alice his wife likewise adjudged to sit in the stocks & amerced in forty shillings fine, because his wife conceived with child before marriage, but in regard of their present poverty, twelve months time given for payment"
ONLY CHILD: 1 April 1633: "John Thorp & Alice his wife likewise adjudged to sit in the stocks & amerced in forty shillings fine, because his wife conceived with child before marriage, but in regard of their present poverty, twelve months time given for payment"
John Thorpe married, by 1633, Alice _____, who survived him; she was presumably still quite young, and may well have married someone else in Plymouth; the fate of their child is unknown.
ONLY CHILD: 1 April 1633: "John Thorp & Alice his wife likewise adjudged to sit in the stocks & amerced in forty shillings fine, because his wife conceived with child before marriage, but in regard of their present poverty, twelve months time given for payment"
ONLY CHILD: 1 April 1633: "John Thorp & Alice his wife likewise adjudged to sit in the stocks & amerced in forty shillings fine, because his wife conceived with child before marriage, but in regard of their present poverty, twelve months time given for payment"
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