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Birthplace:
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England, Possibly Shaftsbury,
County Dorset |
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Birthdate:
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About 1595-1600 |
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Ancestry history:
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Unknown to me |
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See English
History Pages for Dorset Co and Shaftsbury |
| Immigration |
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Immigration Date:
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By 1638 or 39 |
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Immigration Marital status:
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Married, with 5 kids, sixth may have been born in
the colonies |
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Ship:
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Unknown to me |
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| Biographical and
Family |
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Michael
Roman Page |
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Resided:
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Sudbury, Mass 1639 > Marlborough, Mass 1656, died
there 1676
He was a founding settler of Marlborough - See Historical
Sketch of the founding of Marlborough, Mass |
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Spouse:
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First, in England, and mother of all children: Anne
Collins?, d 1642
Second, Bridget (Loker) Davis |
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Children:
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Anna, Peter, Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth, Martha |
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Notable descendants:
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Subsequent generations:
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Three daughters married Rice (brothers? cousins?)
So, a good portion of the genealogy of Thomas King will be in that name. |
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Kansas Pioneers' Line:
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Thomas > Sarah m Nathaniel Joslin |
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Notes:
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Not believed to be related to Thomas King of Watertown
or Thomas
King of Scituate, Mass
On list of petitioners for the town of Marlborough, which also included
John Woods and John Maynard.
A John Parmenter, Jr. served on a committee with Thomas King. A sister
of John Parmenter, Jr. married John Woods' son. |
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