Horton, Jonathan

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• Reference Number: 46979

Jonathan married Millard, Anna in 1725. Anna was born in 1708. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Horton, William was born in 1745 in Rehoboth, MA.

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• Reference Number: 29732

John married Garnsey, Mehitable in 1698. Mehitable was born in 1675; died in 1742. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 29733

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• Reference Number: 29730

Thomas married Harmon, Sarah. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 29731

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• Reference Number: 29721

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THOMAS HORTON


THE HISTORY AND SOME LINES OF THE POSTERITY OF
THOMAS HORTON, IMMIGRANT, AND ONE OF THE
FOUNDERS OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.,
1636.
Page 483

Thomas Horton was the son of Joseph, born 1602.

Thomas Horton, who had married in England, Mary Eddy, came to America in the ship Mary and John, 1632-33.

They sojourned at Windsor, Connecticut, two or three years, where their first son, Jeremiah, was born. They were educated people, the report says. Their signatures are still to be seen in the "Pyncheon Papers" that have to do with the land purchase from the Indians.

Thomas Horton was one of the founders of Springfield, Mass., was witness and signer of the Indian Deed, was town officer and proprietor. His lands are minutely described in History of Springfield, Mass., by Mason Green, p. 45: A map is shown, minor matters of record in the same show that Thomas Horton was party to a trivial suit at law with one Mirick. Another entry shows that his levy for ministerial support was

Thomas married Eddy, Mary before 1638 in England. Mary (daughter of Eddy, John and Doggett, Amy) was born in in Nayland, Suffolk, England; died on 13 Sep 1693 in Springfield, Hampden, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 16
• Baptism: 10 Mar 1624/25, Nayland, Suffolk, England.

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Know all men that whereas there is a mariage shortely intended betweene the widdow Horton and Robert Ashly both of Springfeild: That the said widdow Horton in the presence of Robert Ashly doth assigne and set over her house and house lott conteininge about eleven akers and 4 akers of woodland afore the house Eastward all which is valued now at Twelfe pounds: and all her hoggs litle and greate which are valued at eighteene pounds all together are valued at Thirty pounds into the hands of Robert Ashly for the use and behafe of her two sonns one sucking and the other about Three years ould caled Jermy to be paid to them that is to say to eather of them fifteene pounds apeice when they shall come to the age of Twenty and one yeares: and the said Robert is to have the use and profits of the said land and hogges for the educatinge of her said Two sonns: and when they shall come to the age of 13 or 14 yeares the said Robert doth promise to put them out as apprentises to some usefull trade such as they shall like of: and if they cannot be put out without a portion of mony then so much is to be deducted out of their portion of 15

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Nathaniel married Bliss, Mary. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 75627