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Deputy Governor Francis Willoughby
1613 - 1671 (58 years)
Abt 1614 - 1640 (26 years)
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Name Francis Willoughby [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] Title Deputy Governor 
Birth1613 London, London, England 
[1, 2, 4] Baptism 13 Oct 1615 St Margaret Pattens, London, England [2, 5] Gender Male Arrival Between 1620 and 1650 Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA [9] Residence 1639 Freeman, Massachusetts Colony, Massachusetts, USA [7] Death 6 Apr 1671 Charleston, Penobscot, Maine, USA [1, 2, 3, 8] Siblings2 brothers and 2 sisters Person ID I4735 Osage County Cousins | Parson Family Last Modified 2 Dec 2019
Father Colonel William Willoughby, b. 1588, Middlesex, England d. 30 Mar 1651, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA (Age 63 years) Relationship natural Mother Elizabeth Wouller, b. 1590, London, London, England d. 15 Sep 1662, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 72 years) Relationship natural Family ID F1675 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Mary _____, b. Abt 1614, England d. 1640, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 26 years) Marriage 1634 Family ID F1655 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Sarah Taylor, b. 1616, Wapping, Middlesex, England d. 9 Sep 1677, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 61 years) Marriage 1638 Charleston, Penobscot, Maine, USA Children 1. Jonathan Willoughby, b. 26 Aug 1636, Stepney, Middlesex, England d. 1677, London, London, England (Age 40 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]+ 2. Elizabeth Sarah Willoughby, b. 13 Jun 1641, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA d. 1711, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA (Age 69 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]3. Hannah Willoughby, b. 17 May 1643, London, London, England d. 4 Sep 1643, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 0 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]4. Nehemiah Willoughby, b. 18 Jun 1644, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA d. 6 Nov 1702, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA (Age 58 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]5. Jeremiah Willoughby, b. 29 Jul 1647, London, London, England d. 6 Nov 1702, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA (Age 55 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]6. William Willoughby, b. 1652, London, London, England d. 28 Aug 1678, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 26 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]7. Francis Willoughby, b. 28 Feb 1659, Hart, Hampshire, England d. 15 Jun 1678 (Age 19 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]8. Thomas Willoughby, b. 1660 d. 2 Apr 1729 (Age 69 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural] 9. Susannah Willoughby, b. 10 Aug 1664, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA d. 22 Feb 1709, Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA (Age 44 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]Family ID F1656 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 3 Margaret Elizabeth Locke, b. 1638, Wimbledon, Surrey, England d. 2 Feb 1682/83, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA (Age 45 years) Marriage Abt 1658 Wimbledon, Surrey, England [1] Family ID F1657 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Birth - 1613 - London, London, England 
Baptism - 13 Oct 1615 - St Margaret Pattens, London, England 
Arrival - Between 1620 and 1650 - Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA 
Marriage - 1638 - Charleston, Penobscot, Maine, USA 
Residence - 1639 - Freeman, Massachusetts Colony, Massachusetts, USA 
Marriage - Abt 1658 - Wimbledon, Surrey, England Death - 6 Apr 1671 - Charleston, Penobscot, Maine, USA = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Deputy Governor Francis Willoughby (4735)
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Francis Willoughby (b. 1613, d. April 3, 1671)
Francis Willoughby (son of William Willoughby and Elizabeth) was born 1613 in Charleston, Middlesex, England, and died April 3, 1671. He married (1) Mary. He married (2) Sarah Taylor. He married (3) Margeret Locke Taylor.
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He came to New England in 1638 and was Deputy Governor of Mass. Bay Colony, active in the forming of the Party of Resistance when the colonists were divided into two parties. In 1664, the King appointed a commission to visit new England. When Bradstreet urged that the King's perogative gave him power to summon them back to England, Francis Willoughby reminded him that they must consider God's displeasure as well as the King's, their own interests, and that of God's things as well as the King's perogative (Danforth papers - p. 99)
page found in history
"History of the Ancient and Honorable Artillary Company of Massachusetts
1637-1888
by Oliver Ayer Roberts
Historian of the Company
Volume 1, 1637-1738
publ. Boston 1895
p. 98
FRANCIS WILLOUGHBY (1639) of Charlestown, Aug. 22, 1638, called by Hutchinson's gentleman from England, was a son of William Willoughby, who was a "colonel of the city" of London. Francis Willoughby (1639) was a native of Kent, and had been for some time a commander of a vessel. He joined the First Church in Charlestown, Oct. 19, 1639, and became a freeman May 13, 1640. He was representative from Charlestown in 1642, 1648, and 1649; was chosen assistant in 1650, 1651, and 1664; was elected deputy governor in 1665, and held that office until his death, April 3, 1671, when Gen. John Leverett (1639) succeeded him.
In 1641, he, with others, invested largely in real estate in Charlestown, and built warehouses and wharves, and "prayed the court" to appoint charges wof warfare, portage and storage. His wharves were on each side of the ferry ways, and his ship yard on the site of Fitchbur Railway depot, or on Warren Avenue, where, in 1641, he was engaged in building a ship.
He went to England in 1651, and remained nearly eleven years. In 1652, he was appointed commissioner of the navy at Portemouth, and in 1658-1659 was a member of the British Parliament.
In 1662, when it was desired by the General Court of Massachusetts Bay to congratulate King Charles upon his restoration, a letter was written to herbert Pelham (1639), Nehemiah Bourne (1638), Francis Willoughby (1639) and others, in London, asking them to supply the commissioners, upon their arrival, with such funds as they might require on account of the colony.
His widow, Margaret, married 2/8/1675, Capt. Laurence Hammond (1666) of Charlestown. Francis Willoughby (1639) left a large estate, for those times, being estimated at over four thousand pounds.
He was ensign of the Artillery Company in 1643. The Artillery Company doubtless joined in the funeral honors which were paid on the 7th of April, to Deputy Gov. Francis Willoughby.
"1671, April, Mr. Francis Willoughby, Deptuy Governor of Massachusetts Colony died. He desired to be buried one foot deep and to have ye top of his grave plain, only covered with the turfs of grass"
--Bradstreet's Journal.
Eleven foot companies were in attendance at this funeral "with the doleful noise of trumpets and drums, in their mourning posture, three volleys of shots discharged, answered with loud roaring of the great guns, ending the heavens with noise at the love of so great a man"
--Noadish Adams
Note: The numerals in parentheses denote the year that a man served in the Artillery Company.
Authorities for Francis Willoughby (1639):
New England Hist. and Gen. Reg. 1876, 1880
Frothingham's Hist. of Charlestown
Wyman's Genealogies and Estated of Charlestown, Vol. LL;
Hurd's Hist. Middlesex Co., Vol. L
More About Francis Willoughby:
Freeman: May 13, 1640
Immigration: 1638, New England.
Occupation 1: 1650, Assistant.
Occupation 2: Merchant and Magistrate.
Occupation 3: June 9, 1642, Representative.
Occupation 4: 1665, Deputy Governor.
Residence: 1638, Charleston.
Children of Francis Willoughby and Mary are:
Jonothan Willoughby, b. 1635, England, d. date unknown.
Children of Francis Willoughby and Sarah Taylor are:
+Nehemiah Willoughby, b. June 18, 1644, d. November 6, 1690.
Sarah Willoughby, d. date unknown.
Hannah Willoughby, d. date unknown.
Jeremiah Willoughby, d. date unknown.
William Willoughby, d. date unknown.
Children of Francis Willoughby and Margeret Locke Taylor are:
Nathanial Willoughby, d. 1663.
Susannah Willoughby, d. date unknown.
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