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George was the son of Thomas Burrough(s) and his second wife Bridget Higham. He was baptised at Wickhambrook, Suffolk on 26 October 1579.[1][2]
George was educated at Corpus Christi College (where he was admitted as a pensioner in 1594) and Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he was a scholar in 1597.[3]
He was ordained deacon in February 1601/2 and priest in September 1604. From 1604 to his death he was Rector of Pettaugh, Suffolk. From 1621 he was also Rector of Gosbeck, Suffolk.[3]
George married Frances Sparrow, daughter of Nicholas Sparrow of Wickhambrook, Suffolk.[1][2] They had the following children:
George was buried at Pettaugh, Suffolk on 21 February 1653.[1][2][3] (The National Burial Index gives the date as 24 February.[4])
Robert Burrows has previously been shown on WikiTree as a son of George: no good evidence for this: see Robert's profile.
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The references on the profile all state that the origins and parents of Robert Borrows of Stonington, Connecticut are unknown. Rev. George Borrough, rector of Pettaugh, Suffolk had four sons William, Thomas, Charles and Nathaniel - he did not even have a son Robert who could have been the New England immigrant.