Person:Thomas Clayton (2)
Thomas Clayton
b.18 Mar 1560/61 Rudgwick Parish, Sussex Co., England
d.Abt Apr 1631 Chichester, Sussex, England
Parents and Siblings
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m. 7 Jan 1553/54
  1. John Clayton1555 -
  2. Johanna Clayton1558/59 -
  3. Johanna Clayton1559 -
  4. Thomas Clayton1560/61 - Abt 1631
  5. Elizabeth Clayton1564 -
  6. Richard Clayton1567 -
  7. Walter Clayton1570 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 22 Oct 1587
  1. Richard Clayton
  2. Mary ClaytonAbt 1587 -
  3. Walter ClaytonAbt 1588 -
  4. Jacob Clayton1589/90 -
Spouse and Children
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  1. Sr. William Clayton1589 - 1644
  2. Mary Clayton1592 -
  3. Thomas Clayton1597/98 -
  4. Richard Clayton1603 -
  5. Matthew Clayton1603 -
  6. Elizabeth Clayton1608 -
  7. Walter Clayton1611 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 1589
  1. Mary ClaytonAbt 1576 -
  2. Walter ClaytonAbt 1588 -
  3. Thomas ClaytonAbt 1592 -
  4. Richard ClaytonAbt 1594 -
  5. Mathew ClaytonAbt 1596 -
  6. Elizabeth ClaytonAbt 1598 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Thomas Clayton
Gender Male
Birth[1] 18 Mar 1560/61 Rudgwick Parish, Sussex Co., England
Baptism? 18 Mar 1561/62 Rudgwick, England
Marriage 22 Oct 1587 Rudgwick Parish, Sussex Co., Englandto Elizabeth Booker
Alt Marriage 22 Oct 1587 West Sussex, Englto Elizabeth Booker
Marriage 1589 to Margaret CHOLMONDELEY
Marriage to Margaret Cholmondy
Will? 10 Sep 1630
Death[2] Abt Apr 1631 Chichester, Sussex, EnglandBET 1630 AND 1631
Burial? 1631 Churchyard in Rudgwick, Sussex, England
Probate? 28 Apr 1631 Chichester, Sussex, England

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Thomas Clayton died leaving a will dated Sep 10, 1630 which was proved 28 Apr 1631 according to Consistory Court of Chichester Records. He was buried in the churchyard at Rudgwick (sometimes called Rumbaldswi ck or Rumbolds Wyke) His will names his wife as Elizabeth who was co-executor with son Walter, probably the eldest son. William, possibly the second son, was name with Thomas Penfold to assist Elizabeth and Walter in their duties.

dates of children's births is approximate as order is uncertain.

Time line: In 1565, only four or five years after the birth of Thomas Clayton, the first permanent European colony, within the present US boundarie s, was established by Spain, in St. Augustine, FL.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Gregory/Williams Family" researched, compiled and submitted to Rootsweb by Terry Pickens McLean tmclean@@earthlink.net.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Ancestry of Allen Grinnell Cleaver and Martha Irene Jessup - compiled by William Jessup Cleaver - published by Gateway Press, Inc, Baltimore,.
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