Born by about 1600 (based on first appearance at Cape Ann). Fisherman & Coastal trader from Dorchester, Dorsetshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1624. First settled in Cape Ann; Moved to Dorchester by 1633. Killed by Indians near Saybrook, October 1636.
MARRIAGE: By an unknown date _____ _____; she was last seen on 18 March 1637/.
CHILDREN: None recorded.
ASSOCIATIONS: The grants of land in Dorchester contain tantalizing clues to possible kinsmen of John Tilley, the grant of 4 August 1633 possibly implying a relation to Captain WILLIAM LOVELL, and the grant of 5 July 1636 referring to a brother owning land in Dorchester, perhaps meaning a brother-in-law.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This John Tillie was born about 1600; he came to America in 1624 and was first in Cape Ann. In 1633 He removed to Dorchester Massachusetts. He was killed by the Indians Oct 1636. He is not the son of John Tillie who came to America 1620 on the Mayflower and who married Joan HURST Rogers, widow of Thomas Rogers of Henlow, Bedfordshire Eng. This couple did have a son who was baptized 1599 but according to the Great Migration they have found no other records for him. It is possible this son died before coming to America with his parents.
MARRIAGE: By an unknown date _____ _____; she was last seen on 18 March 1637/.
CHILDREN: None recorded.
ASSOCIATIONS: The grants of land in Dorchester contain tantalizing clues to possible kinsmen of John Tilley, the grant of 4 August 1633 possibly implying a relation to Captain WILLIAM LOVELL, and the grant of 5 July 1636 referring to a brother owning land in Dorchester, perhaps meaning a brother-in-law.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This John Tillie was born about 1600; he came to America in 1624 and was first in Cape Ann. In 1633 He removed to Dorchester Massachusetts. He was killed by the Indians Oct 1636. He is not the son of John Tillie who came to America 1620 on the Mayflower and who married Joan HURST Rogers, widow of Thomas Rogers of Henlow, Bedfordshire Eng. This couple did have a son who was baptized 1599 but according to the Great Migration they have found no other records for him. It is possible this son died before coming to America with his parents.
Born by about 1600 (based on first appearance at Cape Ann). Fisherman & Coastal trader from Dorchester, Dorsetshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1624. First settled in Cape Ann; Moved to Dorchester by 1633. Killed by Indians near Saybrook, October 1636.
MARRIAGE: By an unknown date _____ _____; she was last seen on 18 March 1637/.
CHILDREN: None recorded.
ASSOCIATIONS: The grants of land in Dorchester contain tantalizing clues to possible kinsmen of John Tilley, the grant of 4 August 1633 possibly implying a relation to Captain WILLIAM LOVELL, and the grant of 5 July 1636 referring to a brother owning land in Dorchester, perhaps meaning a brother-in-law.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This John Tillie was born about 1600; he came to America in 1624 and was first in Cape Ann. In 1633 He removed to Dorchester Massachusetts. He was killed by the Indians Oct 1636. He is not the son of John Tillie who came to America 1620 on the Mayflower and who married Joan HURST Rogers, widow of Thomas Rogers of Henlow, Bedfordshire Eng. This couple did have a son who was baptized 1599 but according to the Great Migration they have found no other records for him. It is possible this son died before coming to America with his parents.
MARRIAGE: By an unknown date _____ _____; she was last seen on 18 March 1637/.
CHILDREN: None recorded.
ASSOCIATIONS: The grants of land in Dorchester contain tantalizing clues to possible kinsmen of John Tilley, the grant of 4 August 1633 possibly implying a relation to Captain WILLIAM LOVELL, and the grant of 5 July 1636 referring to a brother owning land in Dorchester, perhaps meaning a brother-in-law.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This John Tillie was born about 1600; he came to America in 1624 and was first in Cape Ann. In 1633 He removed to Dorchester Massachusetts. He was killed by the Indians Oct 1636. He is not the son of John Tillie who came to America 1620 on the Mayflower and who married Joan HURST Rogers, widow of Thomas Rogers of Henlow, Bedfordshire Eng. This couple did have a son who was baptized 1599 but according to the Great Migration they have found no other records for him. It is possible this son died before coming to America with his parents.
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