Zacheus Lovell1

#9743, (circa 1620 - )
Father*Robert Lovell1 (c 1595 - bt 1651 - 1672)
Mother*Elizabeth _____1 (c 1600 - )
Birth*circa 1620He was born circa 1620.1 
1635He accompanied Robert Lovell and Elizabeth _____ in 1635 from Weymouth, England on the Marygpuld to Weymouth, Massachusetts, age 15, "his sonne."2,3,4 

Citations

  1. [S166] Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England (Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995-2011), IV:352-4.
  2. [S166] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, IV:352-4, "on the Marygould"; this source gives the date of the passenger manifest as 20 March 1634/5; Hotten Original Lists of Persons of Quality transcribes the manifest [of an unnamed ship] out of "Waymouth ye 20th of March 1635" with a footnote "[Really 1635/6]". See GMN 7:1 & 2 for further research on this sailing.
  3. [S810] John Camden Hotten, editor, The Original Lists of Persons of Quality (London and New York: John Camden Hotten; reprinted Empire State Book Co., 1874), pp. 283-6, unnamed ship from "Waymouth ye 20th of March 1635" footnoted "[Really 1635/6]". See GMN 7:1 & 2 for research identifying this ship as the Marygould (Mary Gould in other sources). This is the ship of "The Hull Company".
    "74 ROBERT LOVELL husbandman aged 40 Year
    75 ELIZABETH LOVELL his Wife aged 35 year
    76 ZACHEUS LOVELL his sonne 15 yeares
    78 ANNE LOVELL his daughtr: aged 16 yeare
    79 JOHN LOVELL his sonne aged 8 yeare
    ELLYN his daughf aged ... i yeare
    80 JAMES his sonne aged i yeare
    81 JOSEPH CHICKIN his servant 16 year"
    fn "There is no No. 77; but it will be observed that two lines below there is a name without a number."
  4. [S919] Great Migration Newsletter (Boston, MA: Great Migration Study Project), 7: 1 & 2, "Passenger Ships of 1635". "One of the most interesting arrivals of 1635 was the unnamed vessel frm Weymouth in Dorsetshire. The list is date "the 20th of March 1635," which has been interpreted as 20 March 1635/6 by both Hotten and Coldham....Convincing evidence, however, shows that this vessel must have sailed in the spring of 1635." The writer goes on to identify the lead passenger as Joseph Hull, "a Minister" [Hall in Hotten], the leader of the Hull Company, who with other passengers on this manifest was admitted freeman of Masschusetts Bay Colony on 2 Sep 1635. The writer says that it is possible that the ship is one that arrived 5 May 1635 as claimed by Banks and others though also may not have arrived until early June.