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About Thomas Mann, of Rehoboth
Not the same as Thomas Mann, of Scituate
https://archive.org/details/mannmemorialreco00mann/page/28/mode/2up
Mann memorial. A record of the Mann family in America. Genealogy of the descendants of Richard Mann, of Scituate, Mass. , p. 29
Possibly the son of James Man, found among the enrolled freemen at Newport, RI May 17, 1653. A portion of his will made Nov. 13, 1689 is in the Providence, RI records.
Disambiguation
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mann-2
According to "New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: ..., Volume 3" edited by William Richard Cutter, page 1301 [1] this Thomas Mann was an immigrant and NOT the son of Richard and Rebecca Mann of Hanover.
Thomas Mann
- Birth: Aug 15 1650
- Death: July 18 1694
- Parents: Richard Mann, Rebecca Cowing
- Siblings: Richard Mann, Nathanel Mann, Josiah Mann
1676, March 26- He fought in "Pierce's Fight". This was a fierce battle in which 52 Englishmen and 11 friendly Indians, and 140 opposing enemy Indians were killed. He was one of only 11 Englishmen and 9 friendly Indians to survive the two hour battle.
1682, March 7- He was fined 10 shillings for Sabbath breaking.
1683, June 9- Surveyor of highways.
1689, February 7- He was on a list of inhabitants of Rehoboth, MA.
1693, January 20- He purchased of Ephraim Pierce and wife Hannah, of Rehoboth, MA, for a valuable sum, the housing, barn and farm they had sometimes lived on in Providence, RI. He moved to Providence, RI soon after.
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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mann-2
https://archive.org/stream/mannmemorialreco00mann/mannmemorialreco0...
Thomas Mann Sr. Born about 1650 in Englandmap Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling%28s%29 unknown] Husband of Rachel (Bliss) Mann — married 28 Oct 1674 (to Jun 1676) in Rehoboth, Massachusetts Bay Colonymap [uncertain] Husband of Mary (Wheaton) Darling — married 9 Apr 1678 (to before 12 Jul 1694) in Rehoboth, Massachusetts Bay Colonymap Descendants descendants Father of Rachel (Mann) Sheldon, Mary (Mann) Sprague, Bethiah (Mann) Sprague, Thomas Mann Jr., Daniel Mann and John Mann Died 12 Jul 1694 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts Baymap Profile manager: Bertram Sluys private message [send private message] Profile last modified 24 Apr 2019 | Created 28 Dec 2008 This page has been accessed 1,192 times. Contents [hide]
1 Biography
1.1 Children
1.2 Disambiguation
2 Sources
Biography
https://archive.org/stream/mannmemorialreco00mann/mannmemorialreco0...
According to "New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: ..., Volume 3" edited by William Richard Cutter, page 1301 [1] this Thomas Mann was an immigrant and NOT the son of Richard and Rebecca Mann of Hanover.
Thomas Mann, the immigrant ancestor, settled in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and in Providence, Rhode Island. On March 26, 1676, during King Philip’s War, the battle at Rehoboth called “Pierce’s Fight” occurred. Fifty-two English and eleven friendly Indians were killed, and one hundred forty of the opposing Indians lost their lives. The affair was very desperate, as shown by the fact that the English fought in a ring back to back for two hours against overwhelming odds, having only eleven surviving white men, among them Thomas Mann, who received a severe wound. [note: some sources say the only survivors were Thomas Mann and a few friendly Indians] On March 7, 1682, he was fined ten shillings for Sabbath breaking. He was surveyor of highways June 9 1683, and on February 7 1689 his name was on the list of inhabitants of Rehoboth. On January 20, 1693, he bought a farm in Providence of Ephraim Pierce of Rehoboth and soon after settled on it. Another Thomas abt 1650 of Rehoboth, married a Rachel Bliss who died at the same time as their daughter. There is a story that she had assisted an injured or destitute Indian, who, when he recovered murdered both mother and child. Another record says she was killed in an Indian attack on the entire town, with many persons killed. This same Thomas then married a daughter (Mary?) of the Wheaton family. [note: this is actually our Thomas]
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Thomas Mann, of Rehoboth's Timeline
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1676
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Rhode
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| 1681 |
January 11, 1681
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Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1683 |
March 12, 1683
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Rehoboh, Plymouth Colony
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| 1684 |
January 24, 1684
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Dedham, Norfolk, Ma
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April 17, 1687
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Rehoboth, Bristol County, Dominion of New England (Present Massachusetts)
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| 1689 |
September 24, 1689
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Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts
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| 1692 |
February 16, 1692
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Of, Glocester, Providence, Ri
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| 1694 |
July 18, 1694
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Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island
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July 1694
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Smithfield, Providence Co., Rhode Island
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