John Loring was town clerk for seventeen years and was one of the selectmen, nine terms, in colonial Hull, Massachusetts. Mr Loring was a representative in 1692. - AsNotedIn
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| 1630/12/22 | Jane Newton Loring, wife of Thomas Loring, gives birth to a son, John Loring, in Axminster, Devonshire, England. | Born | Axminster | Devon | |||
| 1630/12/27 | John Loring is baptized in Axminster parish. | Faith | Church Of St Mary | Axminster | |||
| 1657/12/16 | Mary Baker, only child of Nathaniel and Sarah Lane Baker, marries John Loring in Hingham, Massachusetts. | Groom | |||||
| 1673/00/00 | Benjamin Loring is admitted a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. | Life | |||||
| 1679/09/22 | Mrs Rachel Buckland, widow of Mr Benjamin Buckland of Rehoboth, and daughter of Mr John Wheatly, of Braintree, marries John Loring. | Groom | |||||
| 1714/09/19 | John Loring dies during a visit with his son in Hingham, Massachusetts Bay. | Died |
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