Genealogical notes on Christopher Thomas and his descendants : a supplement to Amos Thomas family tree (by Everett E. Thomas)/ bibliography and editing by Marcus G. Myers
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Christopher Thomas (1609-1670) was born in Kent County, England, the son of Tristram Thomas. He immigrated to Virginia in 1635; stayed in Virginia, for a short time, and then settled in Talbot County, Maryland, where he died. His son, Tristram Thomas (1633-1686), married Anne Coursey. They had ten children, ca. 1662-ca. 1682). He died in Talbot County. Descendants listed lived in Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Indiana, and elsewhere.
"The work of several years by Everett Eri Thomas, in compiling the ancestry of his grandfather, resulted in the publication of the book "Amos Thomas family tree." A substantial part of the data in that volume, especially the data covering later generations, came from extensive correspondence with relatives. Another body of information, relating to earlier generations, was obtained through the use of profession genealogists. The purposes of this volume are: 1) to make available ... a large amount of information in genealogists' reports which was not used in Mr. Thomas' book; 2) to provide interesting background material to help round out genealogical skeletons; 3) to provide source references and 4) to provide a bibliography of writings containing references to Christopher Thomas and his descendants. ...".
Contents: pt. I. Reports on Thomas family research in England / V. W. B. Church. Notes on the allied Rich family -- pt. II. Reports on Christopher Thomas in Barbadoes / H. G. Hutchinson -- pt. III. Report on the Thomas family and the Coursey family in Maryland / John V. Hollingsworth. Letter from LaVerne Forbush of the Baltimore Monthly Meeting -- pt. IV. Reports on the Thomas family in Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina / William Perry Johnson -- pt. V. Reports on research of Maryland records in the Indiana State Library / Ruth M. Slevin. Correspondences with and notes on the Thomas family / Herschel E. Thomas. Summary of Thomases on South Carolina census of 1800. Notes on Maryland wills / William Laimbeer. Miscellaneous references -- pt. VI. Bibliography.
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| Another copy, 1988. | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1572058 Item 10 | 7955276 |
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