Person:Thomas Pratt (35)

Thomas Pratt
d.19 Apr 1676
m. 9 Nov 1619
  1. Mary Pratt1620 -
  2. Thomas Pratt1622/23 - 1676
  3. William Pratt1625 - Bef 1672
  4. Matthew Pratt1629 - 1712/13
  5. Elizabeth Pratt1631/32 - 1726
  6. John Pratt1634 - 1716
  7. Samuel Pratt1636/37 - 1679
  8. Joseph Pratt1639 - 1720
  • HThomas Pratt1622/23 - 1676
  • WMary _____Est 1625 -
m. Abt 1652
m. Aft 1665
Facts and Events
Name Thomas Pratt
Gender Male
Christening[2] 2 Mar 1622/23 Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
Marriage Abt 1652 to Mary _____
Marriage Aft 1665 to Lydia Brown
Death[1] 19 Apr 1676 "Sudbury Fight"
References
  1. Chamberlain, George Walter. History of Weymouth, Massachusetts. (Weymouth, Massachusetts: Weymouth Historical Society, under direction of the town, 1923)
    4:501.

    Sgt. Thomas Pratt, s/o Matthew, b. bef. 1628, slain by Indians between Sudbury and Marlborough on 19 Apr 1676 ["Inventory of the estate of Sergt. Thomas Pratt of Weymouth who was slain by the Indians the 19th day of April, 1676"], m. (1) Mary --- [mother of all the children], m. (2) Lydia ---. Probate mentions "Lydia, relict of Tho: Pratt .. and her present husband Josiah Chapin", eldest son William, son Thomas [guardian John Pratt], eldest daughter Sarah ["from infancy was impotent both of body and mind"], second daughter Hephzibah [married to Ephraim Frost], and daughter Abigail [guardian Thomas White].

  2. Pratt Family Genealogy Forum, Genealogy.com online (genforum.genealogy.com/pratt/), accessed Jan 2006
    message 2994, posted by Fred Nicholson.

    Nicholson cites, and is author of, "The English Origin of Macuth1 (or Matthew) Pratt and Edward1 Bates of Weymouth, Mass." by Frederick J. Nicholson in The American Genealogist, Jan. 1990, Vol 65, No. 1, p. 33.

  3.   Pratt, Francis Greenleaf; Gilbert Nash; and E. Granville (Ezra Granville) Pratt. The Pratt family: A Genealogical Record of Mathew Pratt of Weymouth, Mass., and His American descendants, 1623-1888. (Boston: unknown, 1890)
    page 19.

    He is mentioned in his father's will.