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Found 31 total hits in 14 results.
Leicestershire (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
Hartford (Connecticut, United States) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
London (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
Holland (Netherlands) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
New England (United States) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
Newtown, Mass. (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
Thomas Hooker (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they foundedular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
John Eliot (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
September, 1633 AD (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.
July 7th, 1647 AD (search for this): entry hooker-thomas
Hooker, Thomas 1586-1647
Clergyman; born in Marketfield, Leicestershire, England, in 1586; was a popular Non-conformist preacher in London, but was silenced, when he kept a school, in which John Eliot, the Apostle, was his assistant.
Hooker fled from persecution to Holland in 1630, and arrived at Boston in September, 1633.
He was ordained pastor of the church at Newtown, and in June, 1636, he and his whole congregation began a migration to the valley of the Connecticut, where they founded Hartford.
He was exceedingly influential in all New England.
He died in Hartford, Conn., July 7, 1647.