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Thomas Tharlay
Abt 1632 - 1713 (~ 81 years)-
Name Thomas Tharlay Born Abt 1632 England, United Kingdom 
[1] Gender Male Buried Jun 1713 prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British America Died 23 Jun 1713 prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British America [2] Person ID I4301 Wagner-Thomas | Hallmark Last Modified 13 Apr 2015
Father Richard Tharlay, b. England, United Kingdom , d. 17 Nov 1685, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British America Mother Jane, b. prob England , d. 19 Mar 1683 OR 1684, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Married prob England Family ID F1461 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Judith March, b. 3 Jan 1652, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. 11 Jul 1689, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 37 years) Married 13 Apr 1670 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Children + 1. George Tharlay, b. 12 Mar 1670 OR 1671, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British America , d. Abt 17 Jan 1713, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British America (Age 42 years)2. Simon Tharlay, b. 20 Feb 1672, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. 24 Jul 1690, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 18 years)3. Judith Tharlay, b. 13 Dec 1675, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. 24 Jul 1677, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 1 years)4. Judith Tharlay, b. 12 Nov 1679, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. 15 Oct 1682, prob Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 2 years)5. Mary Tharlay, b. 14 Apr 1682, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. Yes, date unknown6. Judith Tharlay, b. 14 Apr 1685, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts , d. Yes, date unknownLast Modified 22 Nov 2014 Family ID F1462 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - Abt 1632 - England, United Kingdom 
Married - 13 Apr 1670 - Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - c1632 BIRTH: ENG: Thomas Tharlay born about 1632
1651 HISTORY: MASS.Essex Co-Newbury: Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants: "Settled with parents in Rowley, Essex, Mass and moved to Newbury in 1651 where met and married Judith March."
1670 MARRIAGE: MASS,Essex Co-Newbury: Thomas Tharlay md Judith March 13 April 1670
,MG,DTH: Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants and Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo
1667-1680 HISTORY: He had a small family for those days and one son died in his early teens, leaving his son George to carry on the family name. He was given and willed roughly half his father's estate, originally 400 acreas, in Newbury on the banks of the Parker River. He was a farmer or planter.
Court records of Ipswich: 27 Sep 1670 as a witness; 26 Mar 1667 he brought suit against the town of Newbury of unpaid bounty in connection with the killing of 7 wolves and he won; 26 Mar 1677 he undertook to pay off the fine of his brother-in-law, John Wolcott, who for counseling to steal away a writing from Mr. Newson was ordered to be whipped or pay a fine; 29 Nov 1670 he was allowed by the Salem Quarterly Court to be paid for work he did on the county bridge; 4 May 1680 he was fined for excessive drinking. Salem Court declared that "Thurley was to give diligent attention that no person be hindered or delayed in his passage more than is necessary for his coming from the house to the bridge, and if he did not he was to be called to account. No was to be refused passage for want of ready money, esp of this county of Essex, if they would give just security for the payment."
June 1675, New England Register, Vol 37, pg 284-5: Thomas Tharly served in King Philip's War in Capt Nicholas Paige's troop at Mt Hope, one of 35 who were impressed for service. An entry in the "Diary of Sewall" (a neighbor) stated that "two troopers pressed to go against the Indians: Noyes, Tho Thurrill". More on the war on pg 18-19 of "Newbury Thurlows".
1688, Thomas taxed for "2 heads - 4 houses - 16 plow lands - 20 Pastr - 3 Horses - 4 Cows - 4 3 yr olds - 2 2 yr olds - 1 1 yr old - 10 Sheep - 1 Hogg.
14 May 1690: "sale by F. Thurlo and Thomas Thurlo, planters, to John Hale, house carpenter, lott no. 48 in upper woods, laid out to Mr. John Clarkes freehold." 30 Sep 1695: sale of land bounded easterly on the Merrimack River and northerly on land of Hugh March (father-in-law) and Capt John March.
Jan 1701-2: Thomas signed a petition presented to the inhabitants of the town of Newbury, asking that a 1000 acres of land be granted and laid out to the soldiers who had served in the Indian Wars of 1675-1677. ("small wonder, as he himself was impressed to serve in 1675").
1696 WILL: 7 Apr 1696, proved 6 July 1713. "To my son George Thurlay having confirmed to him as by deed will appear a Considerable Estate in Lands I now only give him five shillings to be allowed him out of what he is in my debt.
All the rest of my Estate both Reall & psonall in the sd Towne of Newberry or Elsewhere I give and bequeath to Mary & Judith Thurlay my two daughters to be equally divided betwixt them & If Either of sd daughters shall depart this life before the time of Marriage or the age of Eighteen years or without heirs of their body lawfully begotten I give the Lands hereby bequeathed to the other and her heirs & ye Moueable Estate as Either of them shall dispose being arrived at ye age aforesaid or being Married; And my will is I hereby give grant and assigne unto them all my Right Title Inrest & demand In the two bills which their said broth Georg hath obliged himself & his heirs to pay or Cause to be payd to me or my assignes bearing date the thirtieth of March sixteen hundred Ninety & four: the first payable in ye year of our Lord one thousand seauen hundred: the second payable in year of our Lord one thousand seauen hundred & four; being each bill fourscore pounds to be Equally divided as other Estate betwixt them If liueing or els the Suruiuer to have ye whole except ye five shillings.
Appoynt my beloved broth John Dressar of Rowley Lieut. to be sole executor. Aug 13 1713 John Noyes app; Joshua Boynton, Jno Robinson sureties; Nehemiah Jewett, Mary Jewett and Johannah Jewett, witnesses.
- c1632 BIRTH: ENG: Thomas Tharlay born about 1632
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