Thomas was the son of John and Mary Newhall.
He married Mary Woodland, June 13, 1618 in Olney Parish, Sherington, Buckinghamshire, England.
A Mary Jane Pendleton, born c-1600 at Olney Parish, also is said to be the wife of Thomas. ?
Children:
Francis Newhall 1619-
John Newhall 1621-bef.1718
Rebecca Newhall 1622-1628
Susanna Newhall 1624-1681/2
Thomas Newhall 1629-1686/7
Child Newhall 1634-
Mary Newhall 1637-aft.1675/6
Salem Wills V.2 p127.
Estate of Thomas Newhall, Sr. of Lynn
Essex Probate Docket # 19393
The last will and testament of Thomas Newhall Senior of Lynn in the county of Essex having his perfect memory and understanding "Imprimis" I bequeath my Spirit to the Lord that gave it and my Body to the dust from whence it was taken.
I bequeath my twelve acres of salt marsh to my son Thomas Newhall and my son John Newhall the six acres that my son Thomas shall have is three Acres in Rumley marsh near the Island and the rest is a parcel lying in the Town marsh called "Gaines his necke" and another parcel lying in the Towne marsh adjoining to my Brother Farrington and the six Acres yet my son John shall have lyeth in the last Division in Rumley marsh but if my soon John should have no child before he "dyeth" then the six Acres I give to my son John to return to my son Thomas and his heirs for ever but if my son John should have a child or children then the said Acres to be at his own disposal forever.
I bequeath to my son Thomas "Brownes" his children twenty pounds equally to be divided between them and the sixteen pounds which he "hath" already of mine in his hands is to be part of this twenty pounds I give to his children.
I bequeath to my son Richard Haven his children twenty pounds to be equally divided "amongst" them namely between Joseph Haven Richard Haven Sarah Haven Nathaniell Haven & Moses Haven this not to be paid until they come to the age of twenty one years,
I bequeath to my two daughters Susana Haven & Mary Browne each of them a pair of sheets and each of them too pillow bearers.
Also I constitute & make my lawful & sole executor and to perform this my last will and testament my son, Thomas Newhall. I do also bequeath unto my son Thomas Newhall his children thirty pounds and that this is my true will and testament I have set to my hand this first of April 1668.
Thomas (his T mark) Newhall senior
Witness: Thomas Laughton
Robart Potter
Will Proved in Salem count 1:5m:1674 by the witnesses.
Inventory taken 25:4:1674 by Oliver Purchis and Robert (his mark) Burges:
An old dwelling house with an old Barne & 6 Acres of Upland and 12 acres of Meddows £95; 30 Acres of Land in the woods, some part Meddows, £30; an old Fether bed, 1 Bolster, 1 pillow, 1 pillow gear, £2; 2 pr of sheets, 1 table cloth & 3 napkins, £2; 1 Hatt & his wearing apparel with 2 bands, £3; 1 yrd & 1-2 of Red Cotton or such like, 4s 6d; 5 vessels of Brass, Kettles, pots & skillet, £2; an iron Kettle & skillet, 8s; pewter as 3 platters, 1 small flagon, 1 bowl & 1 Candlestick, 1 Pott of a pint or more, £1 2s; 1 pr of pothooks, £1 1s; 1 warming pan, 6s; 1 Bible & 4 other good Books, £1 5s; 1 press Cub board, 2 old Chests, £1 10s; 2 Chares, 12s; 1 Box & some small matters in it, as two small black handkerchiefs, 1 black quoife, 1 Bonnet & two small Remnants Linnen, 16s; money, 5s, 7 1-2d; a small parcel of land about an Acre near ye Overshut mill between the mill wast & ye Cawewey bridge, £3; estate in ye hands of John Newhall his son, £20; one-half pint pot, 1s 6d; some debts due to him weaving &c, £6; total £173 1s 7 1-2d
Attested in Salem court 1:5m:1674 by Tho. Newhall
Source:
Essex County Quarterly Court Files 22:9,10
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Children:
Thomas Newhall (1630 - 1687)*
*Calculated relationship