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I'm
Rob Salzman of
4130 SW 117th Ave # 415 Beaverton, OR,
97005 USA.
Welcome to e-familytree.net. E-familytree.net is my personal genealogy hobby site.
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part of it is my original research, but most of it has been shared with me.
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: Thomas HosmerMale Note
Born: 2 Jan 1604 1604-1-2 at Kent, England Kent, England
Married: Abt 1640 1640-1-1 at Hartford, Hartford County, CT Hartford, Hartford County, CT
Died: 12 Apr 1687 1687-4-12 at Northampton, Hampshire County, MA Northampton, Hampshire County, MA
WIFE
Name: Frances
Born: 1602 at Kent, England
Died: 15 Feb 1675 at Hartford, Hartford County, CT
CHILDREN
Born: 1642
Died:
Husband: Jonathan Hung
Born: 1645 at Hartford, CT
Died: 4 Dec 1693 at Hartford, CT
Wife: Hannah Bushnell
Born: 1649 at Hawkhurst, Kent County, England
Died:
Husband: William Maltbie Esq.
Born: 1652 at Hartford, CT
Died: 3 Jun 1702 at Saybrooke, CT
Husband: Thomas Buckingham
NOTES
1). Two brothers, Thomas and James Hosmer, came to Massach u s e t ts in the early days of that colony. They were th e s o n s o f Stephen and Dorothy Hosmer of Hawkhurst, Ken t Cou nt y , Eng land. Thomas was the first to leave home a nd cro s s th e Atla ntic. Three years later his brother, J ames, c am e ove r in th e Ship Elizabeth from London 1635 . Jame s a t tha t time wa s 28 years of age and with hi m were hi s wif e, Ann , and tw o small daughters, Mary an d Ann als o two m aid ser vants. H e settled at Concord, M ass. THOMAS HOSMER, the elder of the two immigrants, wa s b o r n a t Hawkhurst, Kent County, England, in January , 160 3 . H e cam e to Mass., in 1632, and settled at Newto n no w C ambr idge where he was admitted freeman in 1635 . In J une , 1636 , h e and Thomas Bull left Newton wit h the Rev . Th omas Ho oke r and his party, and assisted i n the found ing o f Hartfo rd , Conn., being one of the ori ginal settle rs. I n the firs t r ecord of Town Proprietor s of land w e fin d that he wa s ass igned sixty acres o n January 14, 1 639. H is name on th e ol d Colonial record s is sometimes w ritte n Osmer. He be cam e a prominent m ember of the ne w settle ment and was cons tabl e, selectma n and representa tive seve ral times. He wa s twic e marrie d. His first wif e was Franc es surname unkno wn . Sh e wa s born in Englan d in 1602. Sh e died at Hartfor d on Feb r uary 15, 1675, a t the age of 73 . On May 6, 1679 , Thoma s Hos mer married C atherine Wilton , widow of David W ilto n, at Har tford, Con n. After his sec ond marriage he mov e d to Northamp ton. H e died there on Ap ril 12, 1687. Thom a s and Frances Ho sme r had four children , the second o f who m was Hester Hosm e r.
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