Examples of using Endecott in English and their translations into German
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Despite his high position, Endecott was never particularly affluent.
Endecott, as a consolation, was given command of the colonial militia, reporting to the governor.
Much greater men than you, sir, made a covenant with the almighty, and they landed on these shores...men named Endecott, Skelton.
Endecott then sailed for Saybrook, an English settlement at the mouth of the Connecticut River.
He was a direct descendant of the Massachusetts governor, John Endecott, and a first cousin three times removed of another Massachusetts governor, Endicott Peabody.
Endecott used some of his properties to propagate fruit trees; a pear tree he planted still lives in Danvers.
The threat of Indian conflicts in neighbouring coloniesprompted the colony to raise its defensive profile, in which Endecott played a leading role.
Endecott was a zealous and somewhat hotheaded Puritan, with Separatist attitudes toward the Anglican Church.
Family==Before he came to the colonies in 1628, Endecott was married to his first wife, Anne Gower, who was a cousin of Governor Matthew Craddock.
Endecott was consequently obliged to acquire a residence in Boston; although he returned to Salem frequently, Boston became his home for the rest of his life.
As required by Boston law their arrival was notified, and they were brought immediately to court andimprisoned on the orders of Governor John Endecott, under sentence of banishment.
Endecott pointed out that he should have let the French fight amongst themselves without English involvement, as this would weaken them both.
In addition to formally claiming present-day Stonington,Connecticut as spoils from the Pequot War, Endecott sought to establish the colony's northern boundary.
John Endecott(before 1601- 15 March 1664/5, also spelled Endicott) was an English colonial magistrate, soldier and the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Among their complaints was the fact that Charles' ascension to power had not been formally announced;this only took place in 1661 after Endecott received a chastising order from the king.
Endecott was censured for the rashness of his action(and not for the act itself), and deprived of holding any offices for one year; 1635 was the only year in which he held no office.
Dyer returned to the colony in 1660, and, under questioning by Endecott and the other magistrates, refused to either recant her beliefs or agree to permanent banishment from the colony.
Holder and Copeland returned to Massachusetts and met with and convinced other Friends in Sandwich and other towns,but were arrested at Salem by Endecott and imprisoned for several months.
According to their research, Endecott may have been born in or near Chagford, but there is no firm evidence for this, nor is there evidence that identifies his parents.
John Endecott Monument===Across from the Forsyth Dental Institute and Museum of Fine Arts on Forsyth Way, originally called the Huntington Avenue Entrance to The Fens, this is a large red granite monument and white granite statue of John Endecott.
Confrontations with Governor Endecott==Mary Dyer, who had gone back to England with Roger Williams and John Clarke(1609-1676) in 1652, had there heard the ministry of George Fox and became a Friend, and she and her husband also returned to Rhode Island in 1657.