John North
d. February 2, 1709/1710
m. Jane Stebbins, March 19, 1707/1708
Thomas North
b. 1673 in Farmington, Connecticut · d. March 2, 1724/1725, in Christian Lane (Berlin), Connecticut
m. Martha Roys/Ryce/Rice/Royce, December 1, 1698; Mary Roys
Hannah North
m. Samuel Seymour, May 10, 1706
Nathaniel North
b. 1688 in Northington (northeastern Avon), Connecticut · d. April 5, 1777, in Northington, Connecticut
m. Margaret Holcomb, June 10, 1708
Mary North
m. William Eno (sibling of David Eno (3877)) in 1709
Joseph North
b. Abt. 1693 in Northington (Avon), Connecticut · d. March 20, 1781, in Goshen, Connecticut
m. Martha Denny, July 18, 1734
Lydia North
b. Abt. March 1696 · d. August 8, 1736
m. Samuel Humphrey, December 6, 1714
Sarah North
b. 1696
Ebenezer North
b. 1703 in Northington (Avon), Connecticut · d. August 5, 1789, in Torrington, Connecticut
m. Sibyl Curtis, December 10, 1730

Siblings

John North
b. November 1641 around Ipswich, Massachusetts · d. August 6, 1682, at Wethersfield, Connecticut
m. Susanna Francis, April 15, 1671
Samuel North
b. 1643 around Ipswich, Massachusetts · d. December 14, 1682, in Farmington, Connecticut
m. Hannah Norton, January 3, 1666
Mary North
b. 1643 around Ipswich, Massachusetts · d. November 5, 1726
m. John Searles, March 10/30, 1675
James North
b. 1647 · d. July 25, 1689, in Northampton, Massachusetts
m. Sarah Edwards, November 20, 1677
Sarah North
b. 1653 · d. Abt. January 1691/1692
m. Matthew Woodruff
Nathaniel North
b. June 29, 1656/1657, in Farmington, Connecticut
Lydia North
b. May 9, 1658, in Farmington, Connecticut
Joseph North
b. Abt. March 1659 around Farmington, Connecticut · d. Abt. January 1730/1731
m. Martha Porter

In brief

Born 1649. He married 1669. He died Abt in Northington (Avon), Connecticut.

Life story

A King Philip's War Veteran

Thomas North was born in 1649, son of John North, and served under Captain Henchman during King Philip's War, stationed near Boston in 1675 and garrisoned at Hadley, Massachusetts, the following summer. He was made a freeman of Hadley in 1678 and received a land grant in Northington (now Avon), Connecticut, for his wartime service, becoming one of the town's original settlers. In 1692 Thomas inherited money from his father's estate and settled a dispute with his brother Joseph over the remaining personal property, and in 1691 he formally joined the church. Thomas died around 1712 in Northington; his estate was appraised at nearly 40 pounds.

Sources (2)

Dexter North, John North of Farmington Connecticut and his Descendants (Washington, D.C.: The Rumford Press, 1921); digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/johnnorthoffarmi00nortiala : accessed 22 July 2026).
Mary A. Newell Hall, Thomas Newell, who Settled in Farmington, Conn. A.D. 1632. And His Descendants (Southington, Connecticut: Cochrane Bros., 1878); digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/thomasnewellwhos00hall : accessed 22 July 2026).