Some additional, helpful information: Pheba Jane was born c1878 and the soundex code for THOMAS is T520. Thanks Everyone! Lisa >Hi, I am in need of some help finding an ancestor, but don't wish to ask >without giving something in return so here's my gift of thanks to all of >you. I hope someone of you will find this information helpful. My request >for help is for an 1880 TN census lookup for Wiley and Sally THOMAS with >daughter Pheba Jane. I need to know all the information that the census >gives. Thanks so very much. > >MILLS IMMIGRANTS (continued) from the "World Book of Mills", > >"Immigrant Ancestors of Miami Valley": >John arrived in Philadelphia in 1862 > >"Directory Scots Banished to American Plantations": >William, age 22, arrived in Martinique in 1747 > >"Result of Some Researches Among British Archives...": >Robert, age 19, arrived in Barbados in 1634 > >"English and Welsh Emigrant Index": >George arrived in Long Island in date unkown > >"Index to Pierce Series 26, Imm. and Nat.": >John arrived in Wisconsin in date unkown > >"Erie County PA Nturalizations, 1825-1906": >James arrived in PA in 1822 >Luke arrived in PA in 1865 >William arrived in PA in 1870 > >"Genealogical Register of First Settlers of New England": >John arrived in New England in 1630 >John arrived in New England in 1633 > >"Naturalization Records Index, New Orleans": >George arrived in New Orleans, LA in 1863 > >"Emigrants from England 1773-1776": >Esther, age 23, arrived in Maryland in 1774 >Marten, age 22, arrived in VA in 1774 >Richard, age 23, arrived in Philadelphia PA in 1774 >Thomas, age 18, arrived in MD in 1774 >Robert, age 22, arrived in MD in 1774 >Thos, age 22, arrived in MD in 1775 >Thos, age 28, arrived in Jamaica in 1774 > >"List of Emigrant Ministers to America": >James arrived in Barbados in 1722 > >"Passenger Lists to America": >Henry, age 35, arrived in New York, NY in 1804 >Robert, age 40, arrived in Philadelphia, PA in 1803 > >"A Histsory of Orange County VA": >James arrived in VA in 1741 > >"List of Emigrants from England to America, 1682-92": >Sarah, age 18, arrived in Jamaica in 1684 >Thomas arrived in VA in 1684 >William, age 26, arrived in Barbados in 1684 > >"Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666": >Abigall into VA in 1656 >Alice into VA in 1637 >And into VA in 1656 >Cornelius into VA in 1653 >Joan into VA in 1654 >John into VA in 1637 >John into VA in 1642 >John into VA in 1652 >Jon into VA in 1642 >Lewis into VA in 1642 >Luke into VA in 1638 >Miles into VA in 1650 >Susan into VA in 1637 > >"Passenger Lists Published in the Shamrock": >Andrew arrived in PA in 1811 > >

I am looking for any information on Clement R. Thomas, b. Apr 1899 in Norwell Town, MA. Also The maiden name of his mother, Flora G. wife of Charles W. Thomas and Charles mothers maiden name Lucy A. Bob

Looking for any information on Clement R.Thomas, b. Apr 1899 in Norwell Town, MA. Also looking for information on his father an mother.

I have transcribed all the Thomases that were buried in Lee County from the book, _Lee County, Mississippi Cemetery Records, 1820-1979_, Compiled by the Northeast Mississippi Historical Society, copyright 1981. This was a great book that I found in the Seattle Library. It is organized by cemeteries and gives a location, description and often a photo of each cemetery. I have 65 inscriptions and I will be glad to check for any Thomas you may be looking for that might be buried in Lee County. I must add that there is one cemetery (Sherman Cemetery) included that is Pontotoc County because so many Lee County residents are buried there. This was where I found my relative's information! I'd like to request any information anyone might have on: Lester B. THOMAS, b.7/15/1887 Mary J. THOMAS, 3/25/1900-9/18/1950 W.R. Dennis THOMAS 1/23/1889-3/19/1912 these 2 brothers were grandsons and apparently raised by: William R. BRUCE, b.abt 1848 MS (parents from SC) m. Sarah, b. abt 1846 AL (parents from SC & AL) they had 6 children Shirley Bellingham, WA

I found out that one of the Willard Thomas was born May 30, 1922 and Died in MAy of 1981. His father died in 1961 and was a peddler from Wales and lived in the area of Scranton/Clark's Summit. My husband had a great uncle or uncle named Edmond Thomas, he died at the Clark's Summit Hospital. Does any of this ring a bell to anyone? :) Wendy

I am researching the THOMAS family of Smith/Jackson Counties in Tennessee. Three brothers, Hiram, Humphrey and Lewis THOMAS lived in these counties from about 1809 until 1845. Hiram and Lewis went to Hamilton County, Ill. around 1830. Humphrey remained in that area of Tennessee until at least 1845. The 1850 Census of Illinois says Lewis Thomas was born in Virginia about 1792. The other two boys were born about 1785 and 1787. Lewis Thomas married Delilah White. Any clues on the parents or origin or families of these three boys, especially, Humphrey, would be appreciated. Francis C. Gill

Looking for any info on JAMES HARLAN THOMAS was born Abt. 1790 in Rutherford County, North Carolina, and died Abt. 1862 in Harlan County, Kentucky. He married MARY POLLY JOHNSON 7/29/1812 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/h/o/Ron-D-Thomas/GENE1-0001.html Thanks Ron Thomas

Konstanty Tomaszewski born in Russia, spouse unknown but born in Poland. Children: Michael - a scholar, worked for the government. He ran the railroad between Changchu and Dalian China, based in Harbin Russia Matthew Elizabeth Konstatine, b. May 12, 1878 in Lithuania, died December 25, 1941+ADs- married Katarzyna - Katherine- Martz Konstatine had three sons, Walter P. Joseph Frank Edward, born March 9, 1908 in Tblisi, Georgia, Russia, and married Mary Anne Victoria Frascek on June 25, 1928 At least two of Konstatine's sons changed their name to Thomas after arriving in America. Two settled in the Midwest - near Chicago - and one in the New York City area. Ed Crabtree KCMO

Hi, I'm new to the Thomas mailing list. I'm looking for any information about: James Riley Thomas born September 8, 1854 in Indiana. Settled in Illinois and married a Harriet Jane Goodwin July 9, 1878. Children: Elmer (Hick) Thomas (2-6-1877) Minnie Arti Thomas (4-21-1879) Thomas Otos Thomas (1-29-1881) Stella Mae Thomas (5-26-1882) Sarah E. Thomas (12-19-1885) Rosa F. Thomas (1-31-1887) John Williams Thomas (5-12-1890) Orma James Thomas (11-21-1893) Onie Lee Thomas (11-16-1896) Olaf Otto Thomas (6-4-1899) Susan Ida Thomas (4-20-1902) Mary Agnes Thomas (5-29-1903) If there are any connections please email me at GenGaia@aol.com. Thanks in advance. Larisa

My g-grandparents were Abraham and Lydia HUGHES. Their dau. was Edna Bella THOMAS b/1887 Miss Edna m/Clement Therman GIVENS b/1884 Captina, Belmont Co., Ohio Edna and Clem lived most of their adult lives in Wheeling, Benwood, Moundsville and MeMechan. Their eldest child Elwood was born about 1905. Edna died with twins in Benwood Feb1929. Would appreciate any info on Abraham's sibs and parents. Thanks in advance Audrey transplant from Jefferson Co., Ohio to Florida

My gg-grandfather was Rice Graham Thomas b. 3 August 1851 in Wythe Co., Va. He died 9 Feb 1922 and is buried in the Mechanicsburg Cemetary, Bland Co., Va. In the 1900 Mercer Co., WV census his name is listed as Robert. Have copies of three deeds, where he had owned, sold, and bought land in and near Princeton, Mercer Co., WV. He married Susan Virginia Woodyard 3 August 1876 in Bland Co., Va. She is the daughter of Almaine R. Woodyard and Jane Thorn. Rice and Susan had the following children:Alva Mae Thomas b.24 august 1882 m. Henry Wise Arrington. Annie Thomas m. Vaden Blankenship. Charles S. Thomas b. 9 march 1893 m. Elizabeth J. Flick. Joseph A. Thomas b. august 1887 m. Annie E. Walker. Harry Clifford Thomas b. 19 jan 1878 and James Thomas. On his marriage certificate in Bland, John and Kate Thomas are listed as his parents. He has one known brother Charles Thomas who m. Nannie Thompson in Bland Co., Va. No information can be found on John or Kate Thomas. Have been unable to locate this family in the census records or to find a marriage or death certificate for John or Kate. Can any one help locate these two? Would greatly appreciate any help, these two are my brick wall. Thanks in advance. Beth

Hello, I'm new to the THOMAS list, too! I'm seeking information on maternal ggrandmother - Rose (Rosa?) THOMAS, born abt. 1872 in GA (county unknown and parents' names unknown). She married John M. RAGAN (Reagan/Riggins) when she was only 12. They were listed on the 1900 census for Floyd County, GA. Children: Zora, bd 1885, Lula, bd Dec. 1888, William, bd Oct. 1891, Raymond bd Jan. 1893, Paul bd abt. 1901, and John bd abt. 1905. Thanks, Linda (txsvalley@aol.com)

I am looking for help on a Job Thomas who married a Hanna Bennett in 1774 in New Jersey anyone with any links to this Thomas. Please e-mail Me at CRUS58@aol.com Thanks Harry Thomas

I'm sorry to say that there isn't any connection :( I think this Thomas line stayed in Pa. It is possible that the eldest Willard had a brother or brothers that migrated to other states. Unfortunately, I do not have any other info. on this family. The only other thing is that these Thomas's are of Welsh ancestry. Wendy -----Original Message----- From: David & Kathy Thomas <thomas@mcione.com> To: gte@epix.net <gte@epix.net> Date: Saturday, September 05, 1998 10:47 AM Subject: The name Willard >This may not mean anything to you but due to my common name it's been so >hard to find anyone with ancestrial names that I consider even remotely >matching any of my ancestors. > >The name Willard stood out in your email. If you'll look below, I had an >uncle whose name was Theron Willard Thomas born in Charlotte, NC on May >27, 1898. My dad, Theron's brother, was Thaddeus Milton Thomas. My >research on the Thomas's below is accurate but not as much info as I'd >like. Theron was the oldest of 6 children so being that Willard isn't >that common of a name I thought we might have a link. Let me know if you >connect on anything associated with my lineage. >Thanks. > >David Charles Thomas >Harrisburg, NC (near Charlotte) > > >THOMAS > > > > > First Generation > > > 1. David(1) Thomas was born 1810. > > He married Ali Or Alu ? 1830. > > David Thomas and Ali Or Alu ? had the following children in North >Carolina: > > 2 i. James2 Thomas was born 1833. > 3 ii. John Thomas was born 1834. > 4 iii. William Thomas was born 1836. > 5 iv. Elizabeth Thomas was born 1837. > 6 v. Hampton Thomas was born 1839. > 7 vi. Jane Thomas was born 1842. > 8 vii. Lucy Thomas was born 1843. > 9 viii. Minney Thomas was born 1845. > 10 ix. Edmond Thomas was born 1847. > + 11 x. David Thomas was born 1849. > > > > Second Generation > > > 11. David(2) Thomas (David(1)) was born 1849. > > He married Mary ?. Mary was born 1853. > > David Thomas and Mary ? had the following children in Union County, >NC: > > 12 i. Edmond3 Thomas was born in New Salem, Union County, NC >1870. > 13 ii. Mary Thomas was born in New Salem, Union County, NC 1873. > + 14 iii. David Milton Thomas was born Aug 1875. > 15 iv. Lillie E. Thomas was born in New Salem, Union County, NC >1877. > 16 v. John Lexy Thomas was born in New Salem, Union County, NC >1879. He married Minnie Sinclair 1908. > > > > Third Generation > > > 14. David Milton3 Thomas (David2, David1) was born in Union County, >NC Aug 1875. David died 1947. His body was interred 1947 in Charlotte, >NC. > > He married Minnie Alma Simpson January 24, 1897. Minnie was born in >Union County, NC 1874. She was the daughter of Thomas Dennison Simpson >and Ellen Mullis. Minnie died 1967 in Charlotte, NC At Home On Sugar >Creek Rd. > > David Milton Thomas and Minnie Alma Simpson had the following >children: > > 17 i. Theron Willard4 Thomas was born in Presbyterian Hospital >Charlotte, NC May 27, 1898. Theron died December 17, 1973 at 75 years >of age. His body was interred December 20, 1973. He resided in >Charlotte, NC Sugar Creek Road area. Theron married his first cousin >while in his 20's and divorced within a few years. > + 18 ii. Edith Evelin Thomas was born April 21, 1901. > + 19 iii. Charles David Thomas was born September 20, 1903. > + 20 iv. Sarah Madge Thomas was born October 11, 1905. > 21 v. Minnie Alma Thomas was born in Presbyterian Hospital >Charlotte, NC November 8, 1909. She married Benjamin Whitlow. > She resided in Charlotte, NC Sugar Creek Road area. > + 22 vi. Thaddeus Milton Thomas was born December 20, 1914. >

Hello Everyone, I just joined the list. I researching the Thomas name in Pa. The Lackawana county areas. More specifically, the Factoryville/Scranton area. I have two Willard Thomas, father and son. The first Willard married a Henderson woman. The second Willard,the son, married Alveria Bosche. I do not have any dates except the Willard the second died in the late 1970's or early 1980's. He was 58 years old. Anyone with any info on this line, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you, Wendy

-----Original Message----- From: Gregory and Cheryl Thomas <2xx4xy@fgi.net> To: THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com <THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, September 04, 1998 10:59 PM Subject: Re: [long]..JESSE THOMAS..WILL, 1805..CUMBERLAND, VA. >LaDoris -- > >I believe the John Thomas of this Will may be my husband's ancestor. He >ended >up in Ross Co., OH and was married at least twice, first to Catherine >PUTNAM/PUTMAN, secondly to Elizabeth (Emberline) FLAX. There may have been >another wife before Catherine. >John served in the War of 1812. His descendents with Elizabeth ended up >mostly in >Fulton Co., IL. >I have other info on this line, especially descent from John's son Jesse, if >anyone else out there is interested. > >PS -- Does anyone know if the above Jesse Thomas originally hailed from >Maryland? > >Isn't it odd? The very first message I read after subscribing to this list >may turn out to be in regards to the very person/reason we signed up for to >query about! > >-- Cheryl Thomas > > Cheryl, According to information from the LDS Family History Center (take that for what it is worth---a starting point) This Jesse Thomas is the son of Job Thomas and Elizabeth Hoggett of VA. According to the records on file there, Job was born in VA. Another cousin that I'm in contact with has the place of birth for Job as Lancaster Co. Pa. The majority of Jesse's children and widow moved to middle TN in the Williamson/ Maury Co area. My ggggreat-grandfather, Job Howell Thomas, mentioned in the will raised his family in the Columbia TN area as did Finch Scruggs and Portia and Mary Polly Thomas both of whom married Pillow boys. Jesse Wood Thomas moved to the Nashville area in 1804 and relocated to east TN. According to the will, John, Anthony, and Nathaniel were all minors at the time of the execution of the will and would have presumably moved with their mother to Williamson Co. TN. From there John might very well have moved on to Ohio, however, one thing that I have noticed about this particular line of Thomases is that they tend to be rather clannish. This attitude about family probably stemmed from their roots in Wales. I've learned not to get too excited over what I find without at least a couple of sources, but every little snippit of information that I find drives me to find more. I've been looking for another source for Job Howell Thomas' parentage for almost two years and everything in the LDS records match the children listed here except for the birth dates and marriage order. I have several Thomas links on my web page that you might want to check out. Good Luck and good hunting! Denny Denny Thomas Thomas Family Archives - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2603 New Host of Maury Co. TNGENWEB Page - http://www.tngenweb.org/maury/index.html

-----Original Message----- From: LaDoris Weber <eva@cvtv.net> To: THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com <THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 4:51 PM Subject: [long]..JESSE THOMAS..WILL, 1805..CUMBERLAND, VA. >I hope this WILL helps someone....LaDoris >======================== >WILL OF JESSE THOMAS >Cumberland County Court House, Virginia >9 March, 1805; 22 July 1805 > >I Jesse Thomas of Cumberland County do make and publish >this my last will and testament hereby ordaining all >other and former wills void and of no effect. > >1st I will and direct my Executrix and Executor or >either of them sell as they may see fit the land of the plantation whereon I >now live and the proceeds of the >same with a further sum not exceeding L400 be in a tract >or tracts of land laid within the state of Tennessee >which said land so purchased shall be to the use of my >wife Mary Thomas during her natural life with the >privilege of making? such labourers as I shall provide >for her by this will or the same and at her death that >the said land be equally divided between my sons John >Thomas, Anthony Hoggett Thomas and Nathaniel Hoggett >Thomas to them and their heirs forever. It is my will >that each of my said sons John, Anthony and Nathaniel as they arrive of age >they be allowed to the benefit of >sitting on one hundred acres each of the said land during >the lifetime of their mother Mary Thomas and make such improvements as they >shall see fit which is not to be considered as in the state they receive the >same which improvements so made shall be on that part which will include his >equal third part at the death of my wife. > >2nd I give my tract of land whereon Job Howell Thomas >now lives which is that remaining part of a tract I >purchased of Willis Wilson's to be equally divided >between my sons Job Howell Thomas and Phinehas Thomas >to them and their heirs forever. > >3rd I give to my daughter Betsy Wilkerson two negroes >Cuff and Judy which they have in their possession to her >and her heirs forever. > >4th I give to my daughter Nancy Scruggs two negroes >Keziah and Ned which she has in her possession to her >and her heirs forever. > >5th I give to Job Howell Thomas old negro Charles and >200 dollars to him and his heirs forever. > >6th I lend to my daughter NELLY GLOVER Joe, Sall, >Reuben, Agg, Charles and Davy during her life and at >death I give said negroes Joe, Sall, reuben, Agg, >Charles and Davy with their increase to be equally >divided between her children to them and their heirs >forever. > >7th I give to my son Jesse Wood Thomas one negro Ned >which he has in his possession to him and his heirs >forever. > >8th I give to my son Phinehas Thomas two negroes York >and Joice to him and his heirs forever. > >9th I give to my daughter Jenny Thomas two negroes >Charity and Franky and to her and her heirs forever. > >10th I give to my daughter Polly Thomas two negroes >achel and Agga daughter of Gill to her and her heirs >forever. > >11th I give to my son John Thomas two negroes John >and Manuel to him and his heirs forever. > >12th I give to my daughter Porcia Thomas two negroes >Nancy and Sall to her and her heirs forever. > >13th I give to my son Anthony Hoggett Thomas three >negroes Johnson, Sophia and Corsia to him and his >heirs forever. > >14th I give to my son Nathaniel Hoggett Thomas three >negroes Pleasant, Henry and Clara to him and his >heirs forever. > >Lastly I lend to my wife Mary Thomas during her >natural life the following slaves to wit Johnson, the >older, Frank, Dick, Bob, Walt, Jim, Sam, George, >Sampson, Jacob, Gill, Dinah, Jude, Alse, Molly and Betty >and all the rest and residue of my estate of whatever >it may consist subject to the payment of my just debts >and the support of my aged mother in the most >comfortable way to her with such of the aforesaid >children as are single and unmarried who choose to >remain and enjoy the comforts of her house in common so >long as they are single or my wife Mary Thomas shall >live and at her death I will and direct that the estate >lent to my wife Mary Thomas except the land be equally >divided among my following children to them and their >heirs forever Nancy Scruggs, Job Howell Thomas, >Phinehas Thomas, Jenny Thomas, Polly Thomas, John >Thomas, Porcia Thomas, Anthony Hoggett Thomas, Nathaniel >Hoggett Thomas. It is my last will and desire that my >wife Mary do remove the said property to the state of >Tennessee where it is directed for the proceeds of land >I now live on to be laid out for her use and benefit set >forth in the first clause of this will. I do nominate >and appoint my said wife Mary Thomas executrix my son >Phinehas Thomas and my son in law Finch Scruggs executors >to my last will and testament request and requiring that >the court will not hold them or either of them to bond or >security for the discharge of their duty. In testimony >whereof I have this 9th day of March, 1805 set my hand >and affixed my seal in the presence of Willis Wilson, >James Matthews, Elijah Glover. > Jesse Thomas > >Be it further remembered that in my will that each of >the aforesaid unmarried children shall be furnished >with a bed and furniture at their marriage or when they >shall see fit to leave their mother. Reuse as witness >my hand and seal this day above written W. Wilson, James >Matthews, Elijah Glover. Jesse Thomas - seal > >Memorandum - This 4th day of May 1805 by way of codicil >to this within last will and testament which is to be >taken and considered as a part of the written will that >is to say it is my will and desire that Jesse Wood >Thomas, Betsy Wilkerson and Nelly Glover shall be >entitled to and receive an equal proporation with the >rest of my within named children of that part of my >personal estate but my wife Mary which is directed to >be divided at her death and that part which shall be >allotted to Nelly Glover I lend to her during her >natural life and at her death to be equally divided >among her children in testimony whereof I have this day >affixed my hand and seal in the presence of N.B. the >word *personal interlined before signed and signed by >W. Wilson, Elijah Glover and Jesse Thomas - seal - > >Cumberland July Court 1805 - 22nd - This last will >and testament of Jesse Thomas was exhibited in court >and proved by the witnesses thereto and ordered to be >recorded and on the motion of Phinehas Thomas one of >the executors therein named, certificate is granted him >for obtaining a probate thereof in due form he having >taken the oath according to law. Liberty is reserved >the other executrix and executor to qualify when they >think fit. > Sam Hobson, clerk. > >* The word personal as contained in the phrase >"receive an equal proportion with the rest of my >within named children of that part of my PERSONAL >estate" had a line marked through it. > >______________________________ LaDoris -- I believe the John Thomas of this Will may be my husband's ancestor. He ended up in Ross Co., OH and was married at least twice, first to Catherine PUTNAM/PUTMAN, secondly to Elizabeth (Emberline) FLAX. There may have been another wife before Catherine. John served in the War of 1812. His descendents with Elizabeth ended up mostly in Fulton Co., IL. I have other info on this line, especially descent from John's son Jesse, if anyone else out there is interested. PS -- Does anyone know if the above Jesse Thomas originally hailed from Maryland? Isn't it odd? The very first message I read after subscribing to this list may turn out to be in regards to the very person/reason we signed up for to query about! -- Cheryl Thomas

Hi Pat, Do you have any record of a John Williams Thomas b. Jun 1960 in Shelby Co, Al. He married Martha (Mollie) Davis (b. July 1869 in Shelby Co, Al) I don't know how many children they may have had, all I have is Marvin Renfroe Thomas, my wife's grandfather. Robert Lawson -----Original Message----- From: Garf103918@aol.com <Garf103918@aol.com> To: THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com <THOMAS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 10:19 AM Subject: Re: THOMAS-D Digest V98 #193 >Hello, >I am a new subscriber. Here is what i "think" i know abt my THOMAS line: > >James T. THOMAS b. S.C. abt 1816 m. Mary J.? b. Ga 1824. Children: Sarah J. b. >1844; Martha Ann b. 1848; F.E. b. 1849; Mary E. b. 1853; John b. 1853?; Susan >N. b. 1858; Lucy b. 1860; James W. b. 1862; Roxana b. 1869. > >James was in Coosa Co,Al (have to look up years) then in Chilton Co,Al. > >Martha Ann m. David Baker EVANS in Coosa Co,Al. bef 1881. This couple lived in >Arkwright,Shelby Co,Al near Vincent,Al. > >Pat Weaver >Alabama > >______________________________

How about this line? THOMAS #1 #1772 PETER THOMAS He married Elizabeth. #886 JOHN THOMAS Peter and Elizabeth's son John was born October 17, 1717. On April 30, 1747 he married at the Uwchlan Meeting in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, Rebecca Jones. She was born in 1717. They had seven children. In 1766 they moved to the Warrington Meeting in York Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1771 around the age of 53. She died August 6, 1791 at the age of 72 at Warrington. John and Rebecca's children: 1. Jehu married April 20, 1769, Sarah Underwood. 2. Eleanor married April 26, 1770, Cadwalader Evans. 3. John. 4. Rebecca, see below. 5. Sarah. 6. Dinah. 7. Jonah. #443 REBECCA THOMAS John and Rebecca's daughter Rebecca was named for her mother. She married Ezekiel Frazier (see Frazier family).

How about this line? Is anyone working on it? THOMAS FAMILY #2 Information on this family came from research by Margery Needham Noble, based upon the Pioneers of Massachusetts by Charles Henry Pope. Also the Thomas Families of Plymouth Co., Massachusetts by Raymond 1980. #29440 JOHN THOMAS #14720 WILLIAM THOMAS John's son William was born in 1573 in London, England. He arrived in 1637 aboard the Mary & Ann at Yarmouth, Massachusetts. He belonged to the Marshfield Church. He died in August 1651 in Marshfield, Massachusetts. William's children: 1. Nathaniel, see below. 2. William Jr. never married #7360 NATHANIEL THOMAS William's son Nathaniel was born around 1606 in England. Nathaniel married Mary. He was known as Captain Thomas. He died February 13, 1674. Nathaniel and Mary's children: 1. William was born in 1638, he died unmarried March 31, 1718. 2. Mary married Capt. Simon Ray, she died before 1690. 3. Nathaniel, see below. 4. Elizabeth, she died after 1709 unmarried. 5. Dorothy died young. 6. Bethia married Lt. Isaac Little (a grandson of Richard Warren of the Mayflower). #3680 NATHANIEL THOMAS II Nathaniel and Mary's son Nathaniel was born in Marshfield in 1643. Nathaniel married on January 19, 1664 in Hingham, Massachusetts, Deborah Jacobs (see Jacobs family). Deborah died in Marshfield on June 17, 1696 at the age of 53. Nathaniel married in Boston on November 3, 1696, Elizabeth Wilkie Condey Dolberry. She was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Wilkie and the widow of Captain William Condey and Andrew Dolberry. Elizabeth died October 11, 1713 in Marshfield. Nathaniel married third in 1714, Elizabeth Dunster Wade. Elizabeth was the daughter of the Reverend Henry and Elizabeth Glover Dunster and the widow of Major Jonathan Wade. Elizabeth died in Medford in 1729. Nathaniel died in Marshfield on October 22, 1718. Nathaniel and Deborah's children: 1. Nathaniel was born October 18, 1664, he married on June 20, 1694, Mary Appleton, he married second on September 3, 1730, Anna Tilsdale Leonard, he married third on November 8, 1734, Mary Doty Allen (her father was Edward Doty of the Mayflower), he died in Plymouth on February 24, 1738. 2. Joseph, see below 3. Deborah, was born September 28, 1668, she married December 1, 1692, John Croade, she died June 14, 1741 in Plymouth. 4. Dorothy was born November 6, 1670, she married November 20, 1688, her cousin Joseph Otis, she died in Montville, Connecticut on January 10, 1755. 5. William was born December 4, 1672, he was a Sea Captain, he married on June 4, 1701, the widow Abigail Ruck Henchman, he married second on October 21, 1717, the widow Anne Patershall Breck, they lived in Boston, he died there December 27, 1746. 6. Elisha was born February 20, 1674, he died before 1718. 7. Joshua was born August 17, 1677, married Ann, he probably died in Boston around 1743. 8. Caleb was born October 11, 1680. 9. Isaac was born October 19, 1682. 10. Mary was born in April 1686, she married the Reverend James Gardner, she married second John Gold, she died in Weymouth on January 27, 1746. #1840 JOSEPH THOMAS Nathaniel and Deborah's son Joseph was born in Marshfield on August 25, 1666. He married Ruth Fish (see Fish family). He died in Marshfield July 13, 1690 at the age of 23?. Joseph and Ruth's children: 1. Joseph, see below. 2. Elizabeth was born about 1729, she married on July 24, 1747, Thomas Estes (see Estes family), she died May 2, 1808. #920 JOSEPH THOMAS JR. Joseph and Ruth's son Joseph married in Portsmouth on March 15, 1737, Sarah Estes (see Estes family). Sarah died in Portsmouth. Joseph died in Portsmouth in 1780. Joseph and Sarah's children: 1. Ann was born August 26, 1739. 2. Joseph was born January 3, 1742, he married Ruth Tabor, he died in Portsmouth in June 14, 1781. 3. Alexander was born November 25, 1743, he married Ussilla Oldridge. 4. Ruth was born August 16, 1745, she married Thomas Shaw 5. Lucina was born March 29, 1747, she died before 1777. 6. Elizabeth was born November 15, 1748. 7. Daniel was born November 3, 1750. 8. Richard was born November 28, 1752, he married July 18, 1774, Ann Elizabeth Decotee Brownell. 9. Jeremiah, see below 10. Robert was born June 29, 1757, he married February 7, 1781 Abigail Thurston. 11. Seth 12. David 13. Jonathan #460 JEREMIAH THOMAS Joseph and Sarah's son Jeremiah married Bershebe Cora (see Cora family). #230 COOK THOMAS Jeremiah and Bershebe's son Cook was born December 31, 1784. Cook married on November 23, 1809, Lydia Ketley. Lydia was born August 27, 1790. Cook was a cabinet maker. Cook died March 14, 1846 in Sheldon, Wyoming Co., New York. Lydia lived with her daughter and son-in-law Eli and Sarah Balcome as of the 1850 census. Lydia died May 10, 1867 in Eckford Township, Michigan. The first granddaughter of each generation had Cook Thomas' wooden chest passed down to her. It is currently in the hands of the granddaughter of Barbara Kamphefner, the Great Granddaughter of Emma Balcome. Cook and Lydia's children: 1. William was born around 1818 in New York, he married Mary, they lived in Hartford, Van Buren Co., Michigan where he was a minister. 2. Ira W. was born around 1821, he lived with his brother William as of 1850, he died August 27, 1889 . 3. Patalina married Asaph L. Bradley, they lived in Hartford also. 4. Bershebe (see the story under Cora family, as this appears to be the last of the Bershebes') 5. Sarah Gardner, see below. 6. Jeremiah 7. Lydia Serenee married December 28, 1855, George Conklin1. 8. Philamela married April 3, 1845, Martin Allen . 9. Arvilla #115 SARAH GARDNER THOMAS Cook and Lydia's daughter Sarah was born August 8, 1822 , in Sheldon Township, Wyoming Co., New York. Sarah married Eli Balcome (see Balcome family).