Skinner Thomas b. 1617 England, U.K. d. 02 MAR 1703/04 Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA

1617 - 1704

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Birth	1617	England, U.K. [1]
Gender	Male
_UPD	15 AUG 2009 10:56:21 GMT-5
Died	02 Mar 1703/04	Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA [1]
Person ID	I5390	Alan Donald Vibber
Last Modified	08 Dec 2009

Family 1	Shepardson Lydia, b. Abt 1637, d. 17 Dec 1723
Married	Y [2, 3]
Family ID	F2309	Group Sheet

Family 2	Mary, d. 09 Apr 1671
Married	England, U.K. [3]
Family ID	F2310	Group Sheet

Notes	(I) Sergeant Thomas Skinner, immigrant ancestor, was born in 1617, in England, and died March 2, 1703-04, in Maiden, Massachusetts. He came from Chichester, county Sussex, England, bringing with him his wife and two sons. He lived at one time at Subdeanery and parish, Chichester. He was a victualler, and May 31, 1652. was licensed to keep an inn at Maiden. His house there was situated at the southeast corner of Cross and Walnut streets. It was given to Skinner's son, Abraham, March 15, 1694-95. He was admitted freeman May 18, 1663. He married (first) in England, Mary _____, who died April 9, 1671; (second) Lydia (Shepardson) Call, widow of Thomas Call; she died December 17, 1723, aged eighty-seven years. Children, born at Chichester, England: Thomas, mentioned below; Abraham, baptized in Pallant Parish Church, September 29, 1649.

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