| Thomas Barnes migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1621-1640). (See The Directory, by R. C. Anderson, p. 19 #1) Join: Puritan Great Migration Project Discuss: pgm |
Thomas was born about 1602 (based on his age at death),[1] presumably in England. His origin and parentage are unknown.
He received a houselot in Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1637 and other parcels of land in later years. He was a freeman in 1645 and was a constable at Hingham. He was a weaver.[1]
Children baptized in Hingham, Massachusetts:[1]
Thomas died 29 Nov 1672 at age 70. His wife Anna was named in his will dated 29 Apr 1671. Also named in his will were children Peter Barnes, James Barnes, Thomas Barnes, John Barnes, Elizabeth "Murfett," and Anna Breame. The inventory taken 13 Dec 1672 was valued at £276.13. 8[1] and included 12 horned cattle, 9 swine, produce, weaving material, etc.[3]
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https://hinghamhistorycentre.co.uk/the-american-connection/ but there's no mention of bringing a child.
edited by Cynthia Barnes
Which child are you referring to? Based on the current profile all of his children were born in New England from 1643 onward.