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Facts and Events
From "Pedigree of: Elisha Paine, 1658-1735/6" http://www.concentric.net/~pvb/GEN/epain.html::
"...Thomas Paine died at Eastham, MA on Aug. 16 1706, as an "aged" man, according to the Hopkins genealogy. The younger Thomas is thought to be the son of an elder Thomas Paine, who settled in Yarmouth in 1639. Evidently both the elder Thomas and his son, the younger Thomas, emigrated from England prior to 1639, when the younger Thomas was 10 years old. The younger Thomas lost the sight of one eye from an arrow. He was made a Freeman of the Plymouth Colony on June 1, 1658. He and Giles Hopkins served as surveyors of highways for Eastham in 1662. Thomas was also Treasurer, Clerk and a Selectman of Eastham, and in 1671, the younger Thomas was named Water Bailiff of Plymouth Colony.
Thomas Paine the younger was a cooper and builder of mills. In March of 1696 he bought a home in Boston and represented Eastham in the Massachusetts General Court until Oct. 13 1697, when he sold his Boston home and moved back to Eastham."
References
- ↑ General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations: Descendants of the Pilgrims Who Landed at Plymouth, Mass. December 1620. (New England - United States: General Society of Mayflower Descendants., Various)
19:12; 6:7,13 . - ↑ Josiah Paine, Thomas Paine, Founder of Eastham Family, and His Posterity, in Paine, H. D. Paine Family Records. (New York: Henry D. Paine)
12+, 43+.
link
This includes his complete will.
Con't on page 43
- Doane, Alfred Alder. The Doane Family: I. Deacon John Doane, of Plymouth, II. Doctor John Done, of Maryland, and Their Descendants: with Notes Upon English Families of the Name. (Boston, Massachusetts: A.A. Doane, 1902)
p. 39.
- Roland Henry Baker, applicant, Lea Sinclair Filson, Governor General, Marjorie K Hurtuk, Historian General. Roland Henry Baker, General Society of Mayflower Descendants Application, Descendant of Stephan Hopkins, GSMD Number 90215, California Number 9061. (Plymouth, Massachusetts: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 20 Aug 2016).
STATEMENT OF LINE OF ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP
1. STEPHEN HOPKINS
2. CONSTANCE HOPKINS who married Nicholas Snow
3. MARY SNOW Place Date References b. prob Plymouth ca 1630 MF 6:7,13 d. Eastham 28 Apr 1704 MF 6:13 m. Plymouth bef April 1651 MF 6:13
married to Thomas Paine b.
d. Eastham 16 Aug 1706 MF 6:13
4. ELISHA PAINE b. prob Eastham per 10 Mar 1658 MF 6:14,40 d. Canterbury CT 07 Feb 1735/6 MF 6:40 m. Eastham MA 20 Jan 1685 MF 6:40
married to Rebecca Doane [John Doane-Hannah Bangs] b. Eastham 12 May 1668 MF 6:40 d. Canterbury CT 19 Dec 1758 MF 6:40
- Smith, Leonard H, comp. Cape Cod library of local history and genealogy: a facsimilie edition of 108 pamphlets published in the early 20th centur y. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Genealogical Pub. Co., c1992)
2:1088+ .
Thomas Payne These links break from time to time so just search the card catalog for the title and open vol II.
- Plymouth County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Deeds, 1664-1699. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972)
2:13, 1652.
Thomas Payne of New Plymouth, cooper acquits to George Bonum, husbandman Odd that I've never read a single secondary source citing a record for Thomas Payne the younger as early as 1652 before I found this. But since it says he is a cooper this must be the younger Thomas Payne.
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