Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJohn Stowe 
Birth14 Jan 1581, Biddenden, Kent, England
Death26 Oct 1643, Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass
Misc. Notes
Children of John Stowe and Elizabeth Bigge are:
i. Elizabeth Stowe, born September 10, 1612 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died September 21, 1612.
326 ii. Thomas Stowe, born April 02, 1615 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died Bet. August 21, 1680 - February 23, 1684/85 in CT or MA; married (1) Mary Green Bef. 1639; married (2) Mary Griggs December 04, 1639 in Middletown, CT.
iii. Elizabeth Stowe, born August 31, 1617 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died April 11, 1669; married Henry Archer December 04, 1639; born Unknown; died 1685.
iv. John Stowe, born October 1619 in Biddenton, England; died Abt. September 1663 in Concord, Mass.
Notes for John Stowe:
In 1660 John gave to the Grammar School at Roxbury, three acres of land in "the Great Lots", "to Clear his house", which probably referred to a pledge of the householders in Roxbury to contribute a stated sum annually toward the support of the pledge, thus clearing his house of encumbrance. Later, in the School Report is shown the income from that property.
He died unmarried.
v. Nathaniel Stowe, born October 07, 1621 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died May 30, 1684 in Concord, MA; married (1) Elizabeth Abt. 1652; born Unknown; died June 08, 1661; married (2) Martha Metcalf August 20, 1662; born March 27, 1628 in St. Bemedicts, Norwich, Norfolk, England; died December 26, 1717 in Concord, MA.
vi. Samuel Stowe, born February 08, 1622/23 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died May 08, 1704 in Middletown, CT; married Hope Fletcher Abt. 1650; born 1630 in England; died February 04, 1655/56.
Notes for Samuel Stowe:
Samuel graduated from Harvard College in 1645, and assisted his father as a teacher in the Roxbury Grammar School, while preparing for the Ministry under the tutelage of the Rev. Maverick. He preached first at Chelmsford, later at Charlestown, Wethersford, Middletown, and Simsbury, later returned to Middletown, Conn., where he died.
He had several children but the name Stowe became extinct in his line with the death of his only grandson, who died unmarried in his twenty-second year.
i. Elizabeth Stowe, born September 10, 1612 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died September 21, 1612.
326 ii. Thomas Stowe, born April 02, 1615 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died Bet. August 21, 1680 - February 23, 1684/85 in CT or MA; married (1) Mary Green Bef. 1639; married (2) Mary Griggs December 04, 1639 in Middletown, CT.
iii. Elizabeth Stowe, born August 31, 1617 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died April 11, 1669; married Henry Archer December 04, 1639; born Unknown; died 1685.
iv. John Stowe, born October 1619 in Biddenton, England; died Abt. September 1663 in Concord, Mass.
Notes for John Stowe:
In 1660 John gave to the Grammar School at Roxbury, three acres of land in "the Great Lots", "to Clear his house", which probably referred to a pledge of the householders in Roxbury to contribute a stated sum annually toward the support of the pledge, thus clearing his house of encumbrance. Later, in the School Report is shown the income from that property.
He died unmarried.
v. Nathaniel Stowe, born October 07, 1621 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died May 30, 1684 in Concord, MA; married (1) Elizabeth Abt. 1652; born Unknown; died June 08, 1661; married (2) Martha Metcalf August 20, 1662; born March 27, 1628 in St. Bemedicts, Norwich, Norfolk, England; died December 26, 1717 in Concord, MA.
vi. Samuel Stowe, born February 08, 1622/23 in Biddenden, Kent, England; died May 08, 1704 in Middletown, CT; married Hope Fletcher Abt. 1650; born 1630 in England; died February 04, 1655/56.
Notes for Samuel Stowe:
Samuel graduated from Harvard College in 1645, and assisted his father as a teacher in the Roxbury Grammar School, while preparing for the Ministry under the tutelage of the Rev. Maverick. He preached first at Chelmsford, later at Charlestown, Wethersford, Middletown, and Simsbury, later returned to Middletown, Conn., where he died.
He had several children but the name Stowe became extinct in his line with the death of his only grandson, who died unmarried in his twenty-second year.