Thomas married first on 4 Oct. 1660, Sarah Wood, the twin sister of Mary Wood who married John Thurston, both being daughters of Nicholas Wood and his first wife Mary Pidge.
Deacon Thomas lived in Braintree until 1657, when he removed to a part of Medfield
later called Sherborn. In 1674 a Deed shows him in “Bogestown near
the town of Medfield.” on land given him by his father Samuel. Here
records show he had two children born; Abigail b. Jan.2, 1667/8 and Samuel, b. Dec. 20, 1669 and perhaps a third, Sarah. About 1670 he returned to Braintree
and became Deacon of the church. Braintree or Boston rec. fail to
reveal ought of any of his girls but Sarah.
Thomas lived in Braintree, Massachusetts and was in King Philip's War
After Sarah Wood's death in 1678, Thomas married Susanna Bates, the widow of Nathaniel Blanchard.
Thomas died 8 January 1719/20 in Braintree or Weymouth, Massachusetts.[1]
Bass&Walton Authors: Emma Lee Walton and Charissa Taylor Bass, Title: Descendants of Deacon Samuel and Ann Bass. Published: Freeport, Ill. Wagner Print., 1940 Available at Hathi Trust. Bass & Walton
Muno, Patricia Thayer. The Thayer - Tayer - Theyer Families of Gloucestershire, England. 1500 - 1660. Thayer family History Society, Braintree, MA.
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I'm not sure that Thomas had a daughter Sarah. Genealogies of the Families of Braintree says this about Sarah Bass: "Thayer Gen. (1874) gives a Sarah Bass who m. Josiah Thayer of Mendon. This is unproven and very doubtful. The Haviland Mass. at R.I. Hist. Soc. calls Sarah a dau. of Thomas Bass, and is followed by the Bass Gen. (1940). There is no evidence for it. "
It probably makes sense disconnect her from the parents and change the LNAB to Unknown.
It probably makes sense disconnect her from the parents and change the LNAB to Unknown.