John Dillingham, son of Edward and Ursula (Carter) Dillingham, arrived in New England with his parents and two siblings in 1632, aboard the ship, William and Francis. He was born about 1630, possibly at Cottesbach, Leicestershire, England, where many of his siblings were baptized. He died May 27, 1715, at Harwich, Massachusetts.[1]
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Research Notes: Question: Could there be a second John Dillingham that was born 1 May 1629 in Cotesbach, England and died as an infant on May 29, 1629 in Cotesbach, England that is being mixed in with this person? If so, perhaps this John Dillingham (who had children) has the wrong parents (those of the infant) listed.
Answer No, this is the correct John Dillingham, born in 1630 in Cotesbach, Leistershire, England and who emigrated to New England as a teenager around 1646. He married in Barnstable County, Plymouth Colony, in 1651 and died on May 27, 1715 in W. Brewster, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts Bay Province, New England. As per family research genealogy on RootsWeb and cited in Sources.
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gives John's father as Edward, Elizabeth's father as Henry...the final digit of the year is cut off - so either 1650, 1651 or 1654 as noted in various places. Savage lists 1654 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk2/farrington-feveryear.htm