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Thomas Holcombe

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Descent 1: Meghan Jane LeineweberCatherine Raye LobbPatricia Jane LoomisEdward Byron LoomisIsaac Hayes LoomisJuliette Cordelia HayesNelson HayesAlanson HayesJeremiah HayesMary HolcombThomas HolcombThomas HolcombJoshua HolcombThomas Holcombe

Descent 2: Meghan Jane LeineweberCatherine Raye LobbPatricia Jane LoomisEdward Byron LoomisIsaac Hayes LoomisJuliette Cordelia HayesNelson HayesAlanson HayesMabel PhelpsMary EnoDavid EnoAbigail BissellAbigail HolcombThomas Holcombe

Born
c. 1609 · England
Died
September 7, 1657, in Windsor, Connecticut
Also known as
Thomas Hoakam, Thomas Holcom; Elizabeth Ferguson
Migration
1633

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In brief

Born Abt in England. 1633. He died September 7, 1657, in Windsor, Connecticut.

Life story

A Windsor Freeman

Thomas Holcombe emigrated to Massachusetts in 1633 and settled in Dorchester the following year, where he was admitted a freeman before moving on to Windsor, Connecticut, by 1635 and then to Poquonnock around 1639, where he purchased land to serve as his permanent home. He served on a Connecticut jury in 1654, and by the time of his death had assembled a substantial estate of farmland, woodland, and a share of a shared property called Tinker's Farm. Thomas died in Windsor on September 7, 1657; his estate, appraised at nearly 295 pounds, was divided among his widow and five children.

At a glance

Lived
Dorchester, Massachusetts · Windsor, Connecticut · Poquonnock, Connecitcut
Sources (8)
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