Thomas Tarbell, of Groton & Charlestown - Wikitree: Reason for Detachment of Parents

Do not confuse with Thomas Turville, of Newbury

https://ma-vitalrecords.org/MA/Essex/Newbury/aDeathsT.shtml TURRILThomas [Turvil. S. dup.], May 23, 1677.

(It’s a dead link, but the record is easy enough to find at Archive.org or Ancestry etc)

That shows there was indeed a Thomas “Tuvill”, with possible origins and definitely a sister, and he was not the same as Thomas Tarbell, of Groton & Charlestown

Father of

1. Mary Turvill m John Pike
2. Thomas Tarvill of Newbury m Judith

From Savage
TURVILL, THOMAS, Newbury 1668, a tanner was engag. in the controv. betw. Mr. Parker and mem. of his ch. taking the side of the min. d. 22 May 1677, leav. no ch. His wid. Judith d. 11 July 1689.

See the bottom of this page also

http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~pattyrose/genealogy/engel/gen/fg07/f...

Notes for Mary TARVILLE
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TARBELL

daughter of Thomas TURVELL and Dorothy ROGERS
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Wife of CAPTAIN JOHN PIKE of WOODBRIDGE was MARY TURVELL "the reputed daughter of THOMAS TURVELL of Rumsey, Hampshire." [ref 49:634]
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So, I’ll remove the Turvill alternate name, detach from parents, and lock relationships.

I think that’s for Mary Pike.

I don’t know if this reads well to you, it’s blurry:

https://media.geni.com/p13/2a/97/87/3c/53444838e10f12db/mary_turvell_claver_paper_original.jpg?hash=98f913d85dda96cbdef86096c6575102ad7311828de9f67edfe8c9f9efb2aea4.1745391599

Thomas Turvell of Romsey, Tanner
Wife 1) Dorothy Rogers
Daughter Mary, m John Pike

Wife 2) Marie Claver
Son Thomas, christened 21 Feb 1620/1
The Newbury Tanner who died 22 May 1677.

The other “Tarbells” children fon geni are a Gedcom upload & unreliable.

I’ll try to get a better version of Turvell history, page 549.

I agree B va V is not a compelling argument, but a tanner son of s tanner, with a sister living in the same town, is hard to argue with.

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Captain John Pike, second from American lines, settled in Newbury, Mass., where he married Mary Tarville or (Tarbell). (See Coffin's history of Old Newbury where he asks a grant of land for his brother, Thomas Tarville)

If you can read it, here’s Thomas Turvill of Romsey’s Will.

https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000205981798875