Call Thomas b. ABT 1597 d. MAY 1676

1597 - 1676

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Birth Abt 1597 [1]

Gender Male

_UPD 12 AUG 2009 21:31:32 GMT-5

Died May 1676 [1]

Person ID I5370 Alan Donald Vibber

Last Modified 08 Dec 2009

Family 1 Joanna, d. 30 Jan 1660/61

Married Y [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Family ID F2295 Group Sheet

Family 2 Bennett

Married Y [1, 4]

Children

1. Call Thomas, b. Abt 1633, d. Nov 1678

Family ID F2305 Group Sheet

Notes	(I) Thomas Call, tilemaker, embarked for America in 1636, being from Feversham, Kent.. He was admitted as an inhabitant of Charlestown in 1637, and lived near the ferry at Mystic side. He petitioned for leave to sell refreshments. He had a house in Southfield, a garden plot in Middle Row, four acres in Linefield, a cow common, and five acres of woodland in Mystic field. The surname of his wife was Bennett, and he married (second) Joanne Shepherdson, who died January 30, 1660. Children: Thomas, John, Mary and Elizabeth. Call. Thomas Call, or Caule, a baker, came over from England with his wife, Bennett, and three children. He died May, 1676, aged 79. His second wife, Joanna, was widow of Daniel Shepherdson. She diedJan. 30, 1661. Their children were, John, a baker, of Charlestown, who married Hannah Kettell, and died in 1697; also, Thomas, of Malden, who married, in 1657, Lydia, daughter of Daniel and Joanna Shepherdson, a daughter of his father's wife. She died the widow of Thomas Skinner, in 1723, aged about 87. Mercy Call, a daughter of the first Thomas, was married in 1662, to Samuel Lee, and again in 1677, to John Allen. Elizabeth Call, also a daughter of the first Thomas, was baptized in 1641. She was married in 1663, to Samuel Tingley, who died in 1666. Mary Call, also a daughter of the first Thomas, was born in 1643, and died unmarried, in 1670. All of the name of Call in this country, belong to this family. The aged Mrs. Esther Call, supposed to be the most aged person in town, is the widow, probably, of a grandson or great grandson of the second Thomas.

Sources

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