Came to Dartmouth, MA in 1675.[
[688]] Tradition says he was a stowaway escaping his apprenticeship in England. Lived in Dartmouth 30yrs bef moving to Providence 1705.[
[1046]] He deed land to his sons John and Samuel, and to daughter Amey and her husband Peter Roberts. They got the bulk of his estate it seems - his homestead where he lived and all personal and real estate in 1723, and 50 acres in Mashantack in 1727.[
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Virkus noted father as “Thomas from Englaind”, but no proof has ever been cited elsewhere. Colvin articles generally consider the cause hopeless.