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| Birthplace: | Shawnee, Frederick, Virginia, United States |
| Death: | Died in Tennessee, United States |
| Managed by: | Bjørn P. Brox |
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• THOMAS PASMERE was well educated, but did not want to participate in the family business for other brothers and sisters were heavily involved. When but twenty years old, THOMAS departed Plymouth England bound for the lands across the sea, arriving in Jamestown Virginia late 1627. Because of his age, THOMAS could not apply for a land grant. THOMAS found a small, unoccupied cave a short distance from Jamestown. He brought many supplies with him unknowing the future, and what it would bring. He managed to live throughout the winter in the relative comfort afforded inside the naturally insulated home. By trial and error he learned many different trapping methods that first winter, and managed to process a moderate number of valuable furs. By 1630 THOMAS had taken to wife, PRIDE, a Shawnee woman about eight years younger. To their union two children were born that survived, a son named TRADER, and a daughter named PASMERE
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Frederick, Virginia, United States
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1634
Age 19
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Stinking River, Shawnee Nation, Virginia
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1637
Age 22
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Shawnee Nation, Virginia
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1640
Age 25
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Shawnee, Frederick, Virginia
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1679
Age 64
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Tennessee, United States
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