Alice Greenewood

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• Married: 3 Nov 1656, Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; Robert Portis. He was born in Scotland. He was a tobacconist. He was the first treasurer of the Scot's Charitable Society organized on 6 January 1657 in Boston, Massachusetts. He left a will on 22 June 1681 in Boston, Massachusetts. His estate was probated on 28 July 1681 in Boston, Massachusetts. Issue: 1. Hannah Porteous

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• Last Full Review: 17 Jul 2020

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• Education: 18 Mar 1577/78, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; On this day he matriculated at Corpus Christie College.
• Graduation: 1580/81, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; He received an AB degree from Corpus Christie College. He was ordained a deacon by the Bishop of London and then a priest by the Bishop of Lincoln in the established church. He served for five years in a church in Norfolk County. John was then relieved of his church for holding secret religious services at the home of Lord Robert Rich.
• Moved To: 1586, London, England
• Legal: Oct 1586, London, England; He was arrested for holding a service with a secret congregation at the house of Henry Martin at St. Andrews. He was thrown into Clink prison. While in prision, he was visited by Henry Barrowe, who had become interested in John Greenwood's teachings. Henry was arrested without warrant and locked up with John Greenwood. A few days later they were transferred to Fleet Prison where they languished for seven years. He was allowed to leave prison in the Autumn of 1592, and he went to live with Roger Rippon in Southwalk. He again was appointed the teacher of a puritan group. On 5 December 1592, he was arrested again and sent back to Fleet Prison. On 23 March 1593, he was tried along with Henry Barrowe for publishing and dispensing seditious books. Proof of the charge was found in their writings, which had been smuggled out and published during their stay in prison. They were found guilty and both sentenced to be hanged. The next day, he was taken out to be hanged, but received a stay of execution. On 31 March 1593, they both were again taken to the place of execution, and tied by the neck to the execution tree. Their execution was again stayed.
• History: 1592; He was allowed to leave prison in the Autumn of 1592, and he went to live with Roger Rippon in Southwalk. He again was appointed the teacher of a puritan group.