Wikipedia, "Philip Delano"
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Encyclopedia article on Philip Delano (Philippe de Lannoy, 1603-1681/2) of Plymouth and Duxbury. His parents, Jean de Lannoy of Tourcoing and Marie Mahieu of Lille, were Protestants from Flanders who "fled religious persecution by the Spanish around 1579"; he was baptised in the Walloon church at Leiden on 7 Dec 1603, came on the Fortune in November 1621 as a single man, and may first have lived with his uncle, the Mayflower passenger Francis Cooke. Freeman by 1633; volunteered for the Pequot War in 1637 and granted 40 acres at Duxbury on 2 Oct 1637; "appointed surveyor, but was deposed in 1641." Married (1) Hester Dewsbury, 19 Dec 1634; (2) Mary (Pontus) Glass, 17 Jan 1653/4, by whom he had Jane, Rebecca and Samuel. Franklin D. Roosevelt descends from his son Jonathan, of the first marriage. Gives the death of his daughter Rebecca (Delano) Churchill as 7 Apr 1709.
---title: "Wikipedia, \"Philip Delano\""type: articleurl: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Delano"seen: originalaccess: public---Encyclopedia article on Philip Delano (Philippe de Lannoy, 1603-1681/2) of Plymouth and Duxbury.His parents, Jean de Lannoy of Tourcoing and Marie Mahieu of Lille, were Protestants from Flanderswho "fled religious persecution by the Spanish around 1579"; he was baptised in the Walloon churchat Leiden on 7 Dec 1603, came on the *Fortune* in November 1621 as a single man, and may firsthave lived with his uncle, the *Mayflower* passenger Francis Cooke. Freeman by 1633; volunteeredfor the Pequot War in 1637 and granted 40 acres at Duxbury on 2 Oct 1637; "appointed surveyor, butwas deposed in 1641." Married (1) Hester Dewsbury, 19 Dec 1634; (2) Mary (Pontus) Glass, 17 Jan1653/4, by whom he had Jane, Rebecca and Samuel. Franklin D. Roosevelt descends from his sonJonathan, of the first marriage. Gives the death of his daughter Rebecca (Delano) Churchill as 7Apr 1709.