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Sergeant Thomas Butler, son of Richard Butler & Elizabeth Bigelow, b. about 1637. d. Aug. 29, 1688. m. Sarah Stone (Rev. Samuel). b. before 1640. d. after July 5, 1690. He was Sergeant of the Hartford train band. Selectman 1682, 1683.
Sergeant Thomas Butler. His father was a deacon.
Thomas Butler, was born in Hartford. February 26th, 1656/7 he was made a Freeman. Court Record, Page-1st November, 1665: The Widow to be Adms. And whereas, Thomas Butler claims, in the behalf of his wife, a child's portion of the estate, Mr. Campfield and the sd. Thomas hath agreed that the sd, Thomas shall have ten pounds out of the estate sumtimes before Michalmas next, and if not payd until the first of May next, must be other current pay, horse flesh excepted. Upon this agreement the sd. Thomas acquits the sd. Adms. from any further demands. A true copy of the Record.
William Hill Clarke.
Thomas was a Chimney Viewer 1667-8, a Townsman 1682-3, Selectman 1682, 1683, he was Sergeant of Hartford train band.
His will brought to the court by his son Thomas. To Thomas Butler the houseing & a peice of the home Lott, being about halfe of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel an 18-acre Peice. To Joseph & John the other part of the home Lott below Collier's at the end of the home Lott, and 14 acres that was Mr. Gilbert's. Edward Cadwell, John Day, Thomas Cadwell, John Porter, Margaret & Hope Butler to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. Way. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius Holybut to have halfe the 70 acres and halfe the 4 acres, besides a Cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other halfe of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and £5 to be paid her as followeth: 40 shillings by Thomas and 20 shillings apeice from the other 4 brothers. The Widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and one-third of the houseing and Lands during Life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel Butler, John Day, Edw. Cadwell and Thomas Cadwell. And ordered by the Court to be the Distribution of Thomas Butler his Estate, and Thomas Butler is Continued as Adms. 5 July, 1690.
Vera Co pie, John Allyn, Clerk.
Dist. File, 5 July, 1690: Estate Thomas Butler, Wethersfield : To the Widow, to Thomas Butler, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward Cadwell, to Jo. Day, to Thomas Cadwell, to John Porter, to Margaret and Hope Butler.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Butler-310
Thomas Butler was born about 1637 at Hartford, Connecticut, the elder son of Deacon Richard Butler and his first wife Elizabeth[4][5]. His father, Richard, was 27 and his mother, Elizabeth, was 23
Married to Sarah Stone, daughter of Rev. Samuel Stone about 1657 / 1658 at Hartford, Connecticut.[6]
The number of children credited to Thomas and Sarah varies from 11 and up to 22. Wethersfield town records report 11 children,[7] while Barbour, using the records from the First Church reports 13, then continues on that Thomas left 4 sons and 8 daughters though none of the listed children appear to predesease him.[8] The confusion may arise from mingling the children of Thomas and Sarah with those of his son Thomas, producing higher numbers.
All children were born in Hartford.
Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. Page 134-135. < GoogleBooks >
1637 |
February 26, 1637
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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1647 |
October 3, 1647
Age 10
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Nantwich, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom
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October 3, 1647
Age 10
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Nantwich,Cheshire,England
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1661 |
1661
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Wintonbury, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1662 |
1662
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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1664 |
1664
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, Colonial America
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1665 |
1665
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1667 |
September 23, 1667
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Hartford, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1670 |
1670
Age 32
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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