ISRAEL... married April 8, 1686, Rebecca Bliss, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Bliss, who went from Saybrook to Norwich. Her grandfather was Thomas Bliss, Sen., of Hartford. They settled in Norwich.[1]
Buried Old Norwichtown Cemetery, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA[2]
Inscription
Here lyeth interred the Body of
Mrs REBEKAH LOTHRUP
The Beloved Wife & Comfort of
Mr ISRAEL LOTHRUP
She was the loving Mother of
Many children & after she had
Secured her Generation by the Will of
GOD fell asleep August the 22nd
1737 in the 74th year of her Age
MEMENTO MORI MORS VINCET OMNIA[3]
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 28 September 2020), memorial page for Rebeckah Bliss Lothrop (18 Mar 1663–22 Aug 1737), Find A Grave: Memorial #36084757, citing Old Norwichtown Cemetery, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA ; Maintained by Shari (contributor 46906853) .
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I'm sure this is a result of a merge, but Rebecca Burnham has to be a different person than Rebecca (Bliss) Lothrop/Lathrop (Bliss-49). Her gravestone has Lothrop as well as her "Connecticut Deaths and Burials" notice. So she died as a Lothrop and all accounts say that Israel married Rebekah/Rebecca Bliss, so Burnham was never a part of Bliss-49's life.