Thomas Haines
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Thomas Haines (abt. 1688 - 1770)

Thomas Haines
Born about in Falmouth, Cumberland, Mainemap
Ancestors ancestors
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 7 Jan 1712 in Hampton, New Hampshiremap
Husband of — married 28 Dec 1716 in Hampton, New Hampshiremap [uncertain]
Descendants descendants
Father of
Died at about age 82 in North Hampton, New Hampshiremap
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"The family is of Colonial origin; and the first ancestor of whom there is any exact knowledge was Robert Haines, who settled in Falmouth, Me., and remained there eight or nine years, or until the Indian outbreak in 1688. He married Rachel Davis, who was born in Falmouth in 1663, daughter of Lawrence Davis. His son Thomas was a member of Captain Gilmore's company, which pursued the Indians after they had murdered Colonel Hilton at Exeter, N.H., on June 23, 1710. He served at Fort William and Mary, New Castle, N.H., in 1708, and was Captain of a scouting expedition in 1723. He was a weaver, and is known to have been following his trade at Hampton, N.H., in 1733. His first wife, whom he married January 7, 1712, was Abigail Philbrick, born in 1692. She died January 26, 1716; and he married for his second wife Abigail Cole. Thomas Haines was the father of seven children; and his son, Thomas, Jr., born October 7, 1726, was a resident of Hampton in 1776. Malachi Haines, Jr., son of Malachi, Sr., and grandson of Thomas Haines, Jr., was a prosperous farmer in Chichester throughout the active period of his life, and he died in this town. By his union with Sally Fife, his first wife, who was a native of Pembroke, N.H., he had two sons; and by his second wife also, Mrs. Sarah Peverly, née Sherburne, a native of Canterbury, N.H., he had two children, George P., father of the subject of this sketch, being the elder."

http://www.epsomhistory.com/genealogy/f1675.htm

"Haines, Thomas Birth : BET 1685 AND 1690 Falmouth, ME Death : UNKNOWN Parents:

Father: Haines, Robert

Family:

Marriage: 7 JAN 1711/12 Spouse:

Philbrick, Abigail Birth : 25 JUN 1692 Hampton, Rockingham, NH Death : 26 JAN 1715/16 Parents:

Father: Philbrick, James Captain Mother: Perkins, Hannah

Children:

Haines, Malachi Death : UNKNOWN."

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jwilliamson/html/dat31.htm

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Birth

Birth:
Place: Falmouth, Cumberland, Maine, USA
Source: #S139

Residence

Residence:
Date: BET 1685 AND 1690
Place: Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
Source: #S139

Marriage

Husband: Thomas Haines
Wife: Abigail Philbrick
Child: Malachi Haines
Relationship to Father: Natural
Relationship to Mother: Natural
Marriage:
Date: 01 JAN 1712
Source: #S139

Thomas Haines, son and only heir of Robert and Rachel (Davis) Haines, was born ca 1688/89 in Hampton, NH. He married twice: (1) Abigail Philbrick, 7 Jan 1712. She was born in 1692, and died 26 Jan 1716, and (2) 28 Dec 1716 to Abigail Cole, daughter of Thomas and Abigail Cole. She was born in 1687; her parents were married by May of 1685, both were killed by Indians 24 June 1696 when Abigail was 9 yrs old.

Thomas and Abigail had 7 children. Thomas was a weaver by trade and carried on his business in Hampton, NH. He was also a soldier in Captain Gilman's Company which pursued the Indians after they murdered Colonel Hilton at Exeter, NH 23 June 1708. He was also a Captain of a scouting expedition in 1723. With his mother in March of 1727, he sold part of his father's land in Falmouth, ME

He passed away in 1770 in North Hampton, NH. Abigail died 26 June 1772. [1]

Note

Note: #N3628
Note N3628Abigail4, b. 25 June, 1692, m. 7 Jan 1712, Thos. (Son of Robert) Haines, b. Falmouth, Me., 1685-90, res in Hampton, had Malachi (Haines). She d. 26 Jan 1716, ae 24 years, and her husband m Abigail Cole of Hampton and had 7 more ch. b 1718 - 1735 (Chapman - p14)

Sources

  1. Information transcribed by Brenna Ewing, Sunday, March 16, 2014. from TURNER - HOWE & RELATED FAMILIES by Linda Phillips Spearman 1984
Source S139
Author: Reverend Jacob Chapman
Title: A Genaealogy of the Philbrick and Philbrook Families, Descended from the Emigrant, Thomas Philbrick 1583-1667
Publication: Name: Exeter Gazette Steam Printing House; Location: Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA; Date: 1886;
Repository: #R3
NOTEPrinted copy on file
Repository R3
Name: Google
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frm TURNER - HOWE & RELATED FAMILIES by Linda Phillips Spearman, "Thomas Haines, son 7 only hir of Robt & Rachel (Davis) Haines, was born ca 1688/89 in Hampton, NH, He married twice: (1) Abigail Philbrick 7 Jan 1712. She was born in 1692, and died 26 Jan 1716 and married (2) 28 Dec 1716 to Abigail Cole b. 1687, she was daughter of Thomas and Abigail Cole who were married in May of 1685. They were killed by Indians 24 Jun 1696 when daughter Abigail was 9 yrs old. Thon=mas Cole was son of Nicholas Cole, grandson of William Cole
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