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Immigrant Ancestors: A List of 2500 Immigrants to America before 1750; Frederck Adams Virkus, Reprint GPC 1986
Son of John and Agnes Loomis. Came to Boston in the "Susan & Ellen" 1638. Woolen draper. Settled on "The Island" at Windsor, CT, 1639. Court deputy, 1643-44. Married 1614 in England, Mary, daughter of Robert White who had married Bridge Allgar, 1585.

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Occupation: Woolen Clothier by trade, in Braintree, Essex, England.
Sailed 11 APR 1638 London, England, Ship: Susan & Ellen, arrived 17 JUL 1638 Boston.
Probate: 28 NOV 1658 178 pounds 10 Shillings 00

Joseph the Emigrant Left London on The Ship: Susan & Ellen April 11, landed in Boston July 17,1638. He was a clothier by trade.Joseph was said to arrived in Windsor in the Summer or Autumn,17 Aug 1639 supposedly in the company of Rev. Ephram Huet.
With him 5 sonnes & 3 daughters.
Master Mr. Edward Payne of the Ship : Susan & Ellen listed goods of one Joseph Loomis, divers goods & Chattells, victuals & commodities.3 butts, 2 hogsheads, 1/2 hogshead, 1 barrell, 1 tubb & 3 firkins, transported from Malden, County of Essex, to London , 1638 at the Custom-House in London such as appear in Customers bookes, and were so this debt saith transported into New England in the 17th day of July 1638

List of the First settlers of Windsor, recorded in the Town Records, 1640, five years after their removal from Dorchester, included Joseph Loomis.

His house was near the mouth of the Farmington River on the "Island" created by the Connecticut River.
Town Records of Windsor CT, Vol.1 Feb.02,1640
Granted 21 acres of plantation adjoining the Farmington River on the west side of the Connecticutt River, Also Several large tracts of landon the east side of the Connecticutt River

Deemed freeman 7 Oct 1669

Will proved 2 Dec 1658, Windsor, CT.
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Abstract of the Disposition of the Estate of Joseph Loomis, Windsor, Connecticut as found in Original Records, Vol. 2, page 115-116, and in the printed Digest of Manwaring, Vol. I, page 135 states that Joseph died Nov. 25, 1658. His estate was inventoried at 178-10-00 as taken by Henry Clark, John Moore. Ct. Records, p. 115. 2 Dec. 1658. An agreement for a Division of the Estate by the Children of Joseph Loomis, Dec'd and approved by this Court of Magistrates to be an equal Division.
To Joseph Loomis, to Nicholas Olmsted, to Josiah Hull, to John Loomis, to Thomas Loomis, to Nathaniel Loomis, to Mary Tudor, to Samuel Loomis. This agreement of the children of Mr. Joseph Loomis respecting the division of the Estate of ye father deceased, approved by the Court 2 Dec. 1658: We whose names are hereunto subscribd doe by these presents testify that it is our mutual and joynt agreement to attend an equal division of the Estate of Mr. Joseph Loomis, Our father, lately deceased, wch said estate being distributed in the equal prption we doe by these presents engage to set down Satisfied and Contented respecting any future trouble or demands about the foresaid estate now presented by Inventory to ye Court of Magistrates.
Witness our hand, 2nd December, 1658. Joseph Loomis, Josiah Hull, Thomas Loomis, Mary Tudor, Nicholas Olmsted, John Loomis, Nathaniel Loomis, Samuel Loomis.

Loomis
Father: John LOOMIS b: 29 JAN 1561/62 in Thaxted, Essex, England 
Mother: Agnes (Syngwood) LINGWOOD b: 1565 in Bocking, Essex, England
Marriage: Mary WHITE b: 24 AUG 1590 in Messing, Essex County, England
Married: 30 JUN 1614 in Shalford, Essex, Englad
Married: 30 JUN 1614 in St Michaels, Braintree, Essex County, England.
Children
Joseph LOOMIS b: 1 MAR 1614/15 in Messing, Essex, England
Sarah LOOMIS b: 1617 in Braintree, Essex, England
Elizabeth LOOMIS b: 1619 in Braintree, Essex County, England
Mary LOOMIS b: 1620 in Braintree, Essex County, England
Deacon John LOOMIS b: 9 NOV 1622 in Essex County England
Thomas LOOMIS b: 3 DEC 1624 in Braintree, Essex, England
Lt. Samuel LOOMIS b: 1628 in Braintree, Essex, England
Nathaniel LOOMIS b: ABT. 1629 in Braintree, Essex, England

Joseph and Mary are thought to be buried on the Loomis Homestead, Windsor.

According to books about this family, Joseph is buried alongside his wife, Mary, on the family homestead in Windsor, Hartford, CT.
Joseph LOOMIS & Mary WHITE came to America with their 8 children on the "SUSAN & ELLEN", one of the earliest ships to America. 11 Apr 1638 set sail from London, ENG. 17 Jul 1638 arrived in Boston. Moved to Windsor, CT in 1639.
FindAGrave shows 1,840 Loomis memorials, (2,560 LOOMIS memorials, 14 May, nearly a year later), 663 Lomax memorials, 274 memorials and 12 Lumis memorials, all can be traced to Joseph & Mary LOOMIS. (9,003 LOOMIS findagrave memorials as of Oct, 2011)
Joseph was s/o Agnes LINGWOOD & John LUMMYS of Thaxted & Braintree & Bocking in Essex, ENG; f/o Nathaniel; Joseph; Sarah; Elizabeth; John; Thomas; Mary & Samuel.
Joseph's birthdate is actually unknown, but normally his wife's christening date is used as his birthdate. Also his deathdate is actually the date his will was read. The LOOMIS home is a National Landmark.
One of the most remarkable facts in the history of the house on "The Islands" is that the title has come down through generation after generation by inheritance, and has never been transferred by deed. It is believed to be the oldest homestead now standing in the United States. According to Edward C. Marshall's "Ancestors of General Grant," the Loomis home is the oldest in America, with the exception of the Van Rensselaer homestead at Albany, N.Y. The latter place was a few years older, but it is said that this house has been moved away from Albany, leaving the Loomis homestead alone in its distinction. On the house is the "Built by Deacon John Loomis 1688, the Ell by Joseph Loomis 1640.

Plaque:
Joseph Loomis, one of the early settlers of Connecticut came from England to Boston in 1638 and to Windsor in 1639 Died Nov. 25, 1658 aged 68
Lieut Samuel his son died in Westfield, Mass, Oct 1, 1689
William his grandson March 18 1672 - 1738
Capt. Noah great grandson a soldier of the Revolution May 12, 1724 - Aug 9, 1808
Ham, son of Capt Noah, Nov. 28-1758-Aug 3, 1827

Birth	1590	Braintree, Essex, England
Marriage	30 Jun 1614	Shalford Parish, Messing, Essex, England - Mary White
Immigration	17 Jul 1638	"Susan & Ellen", Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Death	25 Nov 1658	Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut

Spouse	Mary White ( - 1652)
Child	Mary Loomis ( - 1680)
Child	Elizabeth Loomis (1619 - 1696)

Father	John Loomis ( - 1619)
Mother	Agnes Lyngwood/Linwood (1565 - 1619)