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They sailed to America on the ship "Mary and John", along with their firstborn child Mary, born 1629, and Thomas' brother, Jeremiah, about two years his junior. They arrived in Massachusetts early in 1636, preceded by his older brother, Barnabas, about a year earlier, on the ship "Swallow". Thomas and his family left immediately for Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, where they sojourned for a short time. It was here that their second child, Jeremiah (1636- ) was born.
By 1638, Thomas and his family had moved to what is now Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, where he was one of the founders of the town, a town officer, and proprietor. His signature is still to be seen in the "Pyncheon Papers", that have to do with the land purchase from the Indians. It was here that their third child, Thomas II (1638-about1714-15), and fourth child John (1640- were born.
Thomas I died in 1641 at about 39 years of age. His widow Mary (died 1683) survived him and next married Robert Ashley.
==DNA==
from https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Horton/default.aspx?section=yr...
Thomas Horton of Springfield, MA born about 1602 England I-M253
1602 |
1602
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Mowsley, Leicestershire, England (United Kingdom)
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1636 |
1636
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Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut
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1638 |
1638
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Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, United
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1640 |
1640
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Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts
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1641 |
1641
Age 39
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Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, New England Colony
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1916 |
November 6, 1916
Age 39
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November 6, 1916
Age 39
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November 29, 1916
Age 39
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November 29, 1916
Age 39
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