Fillmore, John
1702 - 1777 (74 Jahre)-
Name Fillmore, John Geburt 18 Mrz 1702 Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA 
[1] Geschlecht männlich Tod 22 Feb 1777 Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA [1] Personen-Kennung I31645 Zimbelmann Zuletzt bearbeitet am 22 Feb 2009
Vater Fillmore, John, geb. um 1674, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, Großbritannien gest. geschätzt 1713 (Alter 39 Jahre) Mutter Tilton, Abigail, geb. 1 Apr 1679, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA gest. 13 Nov 1737, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 58 Jahre) Eheschließung 19 Jun 1701 Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA [1] Notizen - G-Bachmann-wwwrootsweb.ancestry:
Ipswich, MA or Hampton Falls, NH
Familien-Kennung F10727 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie 1 Spiller, Mary, geb. geschätzt 1705 gest. Datum unbekannt Eheschließung 28 Nov 1724 Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA [1] Kinder + 1. Fillmore, John, geb. 1726, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1796, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada (Alter 70 Jahre)2. Fillmore, Abigail, geb. 1728, ,,, USA gest. Datum unbekannt3. Fillmore, Mary, geb. 1731 gest. Datum unbekannt 4. Fillmore, Henry, geb. 1733 gest. Datum unbekannt Familien-Kennung F10710 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie 2 Day, Dorcas, geb. 2 Feb 1714, Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA gest. 22 Mrz 1759, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 45 Jahre) Eheschließung 26 Jun 1735 Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA [1] Kinder 1. Fillmore, Dorcas, geb. 13 Feb 1736, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. Datum unbekannt2. Fillmore, Jemima, geb. 1737, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1 Dez 1741, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 4 Jahre)3. Fillmore, Miriam, geb. 22 Nov 1738, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. Datum unbekannt+ 4. Fillmore, Nathaniel, geb. 20 Mrz 1740, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 7 Sep 1814, Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA (Alter 74 Jahre)5. Fillmore, Comfort, geb. 1742, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1814, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 72 Jahre)6. Fillmore, Amaziah, geb. 1743, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1762, ,,, Cuba (Alter 19 Jahre)7. Fillmore, Mimee, geb. 1745, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. Datum unbekannt8. Fillmore, Lydia, geb. 17 Nov 1747, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 28 Jul 1826, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 78 Jahre)9. Fillmore, Luther, geb. 1749, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1809, Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 60 Jahre)10. Fillmore, Calvin, geb. 1752, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. 1753, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA (Alter 1 Jahr)11. Fillmore, Deborah, geb. 1755, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. Datum unbekannt12. Fillmore, Deliverance, geb. 1757, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA gest. Datum unbekanntFamilien-Kennung F10715 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie 3 Roach, Mary, geb. geschätzt 1715 gest. Datum unbekannt Eheschließung 1760 [1] Familien-Kennung F10726 Familienblatt | Familientafel
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Geburt - 18 Mrz 1702 - Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA 
Eheschließung - 28 Nov 1724 - Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA 
Tod - 22 Feb 1777 - Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, USA = Link zu Google Earth Pin-Bedeutungen 
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At an early age he was apprenticed to a ship carpenter in Boston, where, he became obsessed with the life of a seafarer. He bid for approval of his mother, and shipped in the spring of 1723 for a fishing voyage upon the sloop "Dolphin," of Cape Ann. At 21 he felt his life was fulfilled. The following August, the "Dolphin" was surprised and captured off Newfoundland by the notorious pirate, Capt. John Phillips. One of the pirate's crew happened to be an old acquaintance of Fillmore, and told the Captain that he would prove a valuable asset to the crew if he could be convinced to join them. At that point, young Fillmore was taken off, but promised his liberty after two months of faithful service. After two months John demanded his liberty, but it was denied him for some frivolous reason. The Captain, however, promised upon his honor to liberate him at the end of three additional months. But after these three months, Phillips positively refused to release him, and Fillmore was determined to escape at the earliest opportunity.
One night, about nine months after his capture, the pirates had a party and ate and drank until very late. This was a favorable opportunity, and Fillmore determined to secure possession of the ship with the help of three fellow prisoners; one of them, however, was overcome with fear, so that left only John and two others to cope with the entire crew. They knew that the pirates after their drinking would not rise till late in the morning, and made a plan to attack them when they first come upon the deck, making use of the carpenter's tools for weapons. About noon the Captain, Master, Boatswain and Quartermaster came upon deck. Soon the Master started to take a look around, the Captain and Boatswain engaged in conversation and the Quartermaster returned to the cabin. Now was the moment. The three officers on deck are hit by a sneak attack, and the Quartermaster rushing from the cabin meets a similar fate. The officers having been disposed of, it was a easy matter now to compel the surrender of the crew who are still all below.
The vessel was taken directly to Boston by this little band of heroes. They arrived May 3, 1724. The crew was convicted of piracy by a court of admiralty. This court presented Mr. Fillmore with a gun, silver hilted sword and curious tobacco box, which belonged to Captain Phillips, and also with the silver shoe and knee buckles, and two gold rings which he used to wear. These trophies are still preserved among his descendants. Who has these things now we do not know. Mr. Fillmore never returned to the sea.
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