PHILIP DE LA NOYE

Birth Notes
- Birth:   1602
  , Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands
  Christening:   7 Dec 1603
  Walloon Church, Leyden, South Holland, Netherlands

PHILIP's father was JEAN DE LANNOY and his mother was MARIE LE MAHIEU. He was an only child. He died at the age of 79 in 1681 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

General Notes
- Philip Delano came in the Fortune in 1621, probably a Walloon, who joined the Pilgrims in Leyden. He was probably the son of Jean and Marie de Launey. In 1623, he was cast a lot of 2 acres shared with Moyses Simonson "beyond the first brook to the wood westward." [Shurtleff 12:5]
  !Immigration: On the "Fortune" passenger list, 1621. He settled in Duxbury.
  The following is from Arber, Edward, "The Story of The Pilgrim Fathers"; 1897, which I think may have originated from the Gov. Bradford Chronology: "There is also one PHILIP DE LA NOYE [afterwards corrupted to Delano], born of French Parents, came to us from Leyden, to New Plymouth: who, coming to age of discerning, demanded also communion with us; and, proving himself to be come of such parents as were in full communion with the French Churches, was hereupon admitted by the Church of Plymouth. And after, upon his removal of habitation to Duxbury, where Master Ralph Partridge is Pastor of the Church; and upon Letters of Recommendation from the Church at Plymouth: he was also admitted into fellowship with the Church at Duxbury, being six miles distant from Plymouth. And so, I dare say, if his ocasions lead him, may [be admitted] from Church to Church throughout New England."