Thomas Parsons, of Great Milton

Thomas Parsons

• Birth: 1530 - Great Milton, Oxfordshire, England
• Christening: 16 Nov 1562 Age: 32 <Great Milton, Oxfordshire County, England>
• Death: May 23 1597 - Milton, Oxfordshire, England
• Wives: Catherine Hester of Sydenham

Married

1. 19 Oct 1555 Great Milton, Oxfordshire County, England to Catharine Hester of Sydenham

Children

1. Thomas (1561->1634). Married Judith Garbrand.
2.  Hugh (1561-1642). Married Elizabeth Bagshawe
3.  Richard (1566-). Married Martha Pierpont.

From Genealogy: A Weekly Journal of American Ancestry, Volumes 3-5 (Google eBook) William M. Clemens, Publisher, 1913 - Genealogy.  September 1914.  Page 80 - Parsons.

Thomas Parsons, of Gt. Milton, Devonshire, married Catherine Sydenham, by whom he had sons, Thomas 2nd, Hugh and Richard.

Hugh m. a Pierpont, and had a son John of London.

"Some of this family were among the early emigrants to America."

Thomas 2nd, was the father of Sir Thomas Parsons Knt. who married 1614, Lady Catherine Ratcliffe of ancient lineage. (See New Eng. Hist. and Gen. Register.)

• Thomas Parsons, of Great Milton
• born In Great Milton, Oxford, England
• parents: unknown
• Husband of Catherine (Hester) Parsons
• Father of
  • Hugh Parsons, of Great Milton;
  • Richard Parsons;
  • Hugh Parsons, of Portsmouth and
  • Thomas Parsons, 2nd, of Great Milton
• (Drawn from uncited secondary sources)

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links

• http://americanheritagefamilies.com/ps06/ps06_463.htm
• http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/i/d/Cindy-Tidwell-ocal...
• http://www.mynonurbanlife.com/familyhistory/wc01_318.html
• 'Parishes: Great Milton', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 7: Dorchester and Thame hundreds (1962), pp. 117-146. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63773&strquery=... Date accessed: 21 April 2014. " Another family, the Parsons, was typical of the class of small men who were successful in rising in the social scale in the 16th century. Thomas Parsons rented land worth 12s. 4d. a year in 1499; his descendant Thomas Parsons paid on goods worth £25 in 1577, one of the highest assessments in the parish, and by 1665 Robert Parsons was living in the largest house there, except for the Dormers' house at Ascot. (fn. 403). "

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