Thomas BARNES

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abt. 1615 , Essex, England

Died

9 June 1688 , Farmington, Connecticut, Dominion of New England

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Born: abt. 1615 in Essex, England

Father: Unknown

Mother: Unknown

Thomas was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1635.

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Thomas married Mary BROCKETT? abt. 1642 in New Haven Colony . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Mary BROCKETT? was born 16 April 1626 in England (United Kingdom). Mary died 25 January 1663 in New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville).

Thomas BARNES died 9 June 1688 in Farmington, Connecticut, Dominion of New England .

set sail from England to St. Kitts on 2 September 1635. The manifest of the William and John lists his age at 20, making him born c. 1615, allegedly in Essex County England.

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Mary BROCKETT?
Marriage date: abt. 1642
Marriage place: , New Haven Colony

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John BARNES

Born: 7 July 1648, New Haven, New Haven Colony
Died: abt. 1712, North Haven, Crown Colony of Connecticut

Married: Mercy BETTS 16 November 1669 Place: , Connecticut, USA

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