0286 Thomas TREFETHEN

Thomas TREFETHEN⁰²⁸⁶
(before 1803 - after 1801)

probably PARENTS: Captain William TREFETHEN⁰⁰⁰⁷ (05 June 1751 - 17 June 1825) and Elizabeth TUCKER

Events:

Baptized 13 June 1802, in Rye New Hampshire
One Rye church record indicated he was son of William (#7) who took him to be baptised. There is no other record of him.

SOURCES:

31. Rye, New Hampshire, Early Days of, E.A. Kimball - 1938; (Index was printed; text was handwritten, hard to read manuscript and notes.) New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, New Hampshire

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Updated December 7, 2020 by Andrew Trefethen
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Thomas TREFETHEN0286 (before 1803 - after 1801)

Thomas TREFETHEN⁰²⁸⁶
(before 1803 - after 1801)