Son of Eleasar and Sarah (Dart) Bishop
At New London, Connecticut, he married Rebecca Whipple May 20, 1731
Rebecca died Oct. 17, 1751
His second wife Mrs. Hannah (Allen) Comstock, b. 1712, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Avery) Allen
In June 1760, John came to Horton, Nova Scotia with his sons John, William, Peter and Timothy and his nephew George
John lived in Greenwich and operated a grist mill there
Biographical information: What Mean These Stones by James Doyle Davison
At New London, Connecticut, he married Rebecca Whipple May 20, 1731
Rebecca died Oct. 17, 1751
His second wife Mrs. Hannah (Allen) Comstock, b. 1712, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Avery) Allen
In June 1760, John came to Horton, Nova Scotia with his sons John, William, Peter and Timothy and his nephew George
John lived in Greenwich and operated a grist mill there
Biographical information: What Mean These Stones by James Doyle Davison
Son of Eleasar and Sarah (Dart) Bishop
At New London, Connecticut, he married Rebecca Whipple May 20, 1731
Rebecca died Oct. 17, 1751
His second wife Mrs. Hannah (Allen) Comstock, b. 1712, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Avery) Allen
In June 1760, John came to Horton, Nova Scotia with his sons John, William, Peter and Timothy and his nephew George
John lived in Greenwich and operated a grist mill there
Biographical information: What Mean These Stones by James Doyle Davison
At New London, Connecticut, he married Rebecca Whipple May 20, 1731
Rebecca died Oct. 17, 1751
His second wife Mrs. Hannah (Allen) Comstock, b. 1712, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Avery) Allen
In June 1760, John came to Horton, Nova Scotia with his sons John, William, Peter and Timothy and his nephew George
John lived in Greenwich and operated a grist mill there
Biographical information: What Mean These Stones by James Doyle Davison
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