John Winthrop the Younger

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Born in England, John Winthrop the Younger, Colonial governor of Connecticut, was the son of Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor John Winthrop. - AsNotedIn


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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1606/02/12 John Winthrop is born in Groton, Suffolk, England, the son of John Winthrop. Born
1635/11/00 John Winthrop Jr, agent for the proprietors, Lord Say-and-Sele and Lord Brooke, arrives to oversee completion of a fort on a site just east of where the Black Horse Tavern stands, and to lay out the town. Leader North Cove Historic District Old Saybrook
1639/00/00 In London, John Winthrop the Younger establishes the 'Company of Undertakers for the Iron Workes in New England' to finance an iron works in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Organizer John Winthrop Jr Iron Furnace Site Quincy
1644/00/00 Braintree Furnace is constructed, 1644 to 1645, for the 'Company of Undertakers for the Iron Workes in New England' to produce products made of iron. Owner John Winthrop Jr Iron Furnace Site Quincy
1645/10/15 John Winthrop secures the Undertakers an exemption from taxes and a 21-year monopoly on iron production from the Massachusetts General Court. Owner John Winthrop Jr Iron Furnace Site Quincy
1650/00/00 Governor John Winthrop Jr and William Comstock establish a grist mill in New London, Connecticut. Owner Winthrop Mill New London, CT
1662/00/00 There is ... very good Bread made of (Indian corn), by mixing half, or a third parte, more or less of Ry, or Wheate-Meale, or Flower amongst it, and then they make it up into Loaves, adding Leaven or yeast to it to make it Rise. - John Winthrop Owner Winthrop Mill New London, CT Ryaninjun
1676/04/06 While attending a meeting of the commissioners of the United Colonies of New England, John Winthrop dies in Boston. Died
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