Mary THOMSON

Mary married Deacon Thomas HART on 17 Dec 1702. Thomas (son of Capt Thomas HART and Ruth HOWKINS) was born about 1 Apr 1680; was christened on 4 Apr 1680; died on 29 Jan 1773. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Mary STEELE on 24 Oct 1670. Mary (daughter of Lieut. Samuel STEELE and Mary BOOSEY) was born on 5 Dec 1652. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Also Known As: Thomas Thompson
• Fact: Son of John Thomson and Beatrice Detton

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Inventory L549, 5s. 5d.; among the other goods were "Tooles for a Carpenter."

He is supposed to have come from London in the Abigail" which sailed July 1, 1635, at which time he was 18 years old. He was a brother of Samuel Thomson, citizen and stationer of London, who, in his will dated August 25, 1668, mentions his nephew, Thomas Thomson, whose mother was in New England and his niece, Beatrice. He was first at Hartford and the earliest record of him is March 28, 1640, when he was a witness to a document for Governor Wyllys. He owned two acres of swamp land on the east side of the Connecticut River in Hartford, which he sold to Thomas Stanley. May 16, 1646, Thomas Welles, "Gent." then of Hartford, conveyed to Thomas Thomson and his wife Anne, also of Hartford, one-half of his farm and buildings in Farmington, comprising a home lot of 7 acres, bounded north on the highway, east on the Common, south on Mr. Steele's home lot and west on the river; 30 acres of meadow and 90 acres of arable land. This property was given "In consideration of a marryage lately had & taken betrothed & Sollemnized by & between Thomas Thomson & Anne Welles Daughter where he became one of "the seven pillars of the church." He was Deputy to the General Court, at the session of May 16 and 21, and June 26, 1650; Constable, March, 1652/3. In his will he gave each of his children a "Byble" and appointed as overseers of his will, "my two brothers ni England and my Brother Thomas Welles."

Thomas married Ann WELLES on 14 Apr 1646. Ann (daughter of Gov. Thomas WELLES and Alice TOMES) was born about 1619 in Essex County, England; died about 1680. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact: Son of John Steele and Rachel Talcott

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He was Ensign of the Farmington trainband in 1654 and Lieutenant, 1674. He served as Deputy from Farmington, May and October sessions of 1669, 1670, 1671 and 1672; May and August, 1673, October, 1674, May, July and October, 1675, May, 1676 and May 1677. He also served as Deputy from Wethersfield in October, 1681. He acted on a number of committees by appointment of the General Court. In 1673, the town of Farmington obtained from the Indians a deed of the lands of that town, confirmatory of the grant made April 9, 1650; and he was one of the four persons who acted as agents of Farmington in this transaction.

Samuel married Mary BOOSEY before Dec 1652. Mary (daughter of Lieut. James BOOSEY and Alice ?) was born on 10 Sep 1635; died on 16 Mar 1703/4. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact: Dau. of James and Alice Boosey