Person:Thomas Horton (40)

Name	Colonel Thomas Horton
Gender	Male
Birth^[1]	Est 1600	Saddington, Leicestershire, England
Marriage		to Unknown
Death^[1]^[2]	Oct 1649	IrelandCause: of malaria, during Cromwell's Irish Campaign

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Jenks, Margaret R, and Frank C. (Frank Conklin) Seymour. Thomas Horton of Milton and Rehoboth, Massachusetts. (Kirkland, Washington: M.R. Jenks, c1984-c1987)
1:204.

'COLONEL THOMAS HORTON born undoubtedly at Saddington, Leicestershire, probably in 1600; died in Ireland of malaria on the military march from Ross to Waterford, between 3 July 1649 and 25 Oct. 1649; [wife unknown].'
↑ Jenks, Margaret R, and Frank C. (Frank Conklin) Seymour. Thomas Horton of Milton and Rehoboth, Massachusetts. (Kirkland, Washington: M.R. Jenks, c1984-c1987)
1:206.

'Shortly before his death, probably in mid-October 1649, Thomas wrote an addition to his earlier will.'
Jenks, Margaret R, and Frank C. (Frank Conklin) Seymour. Thomas Horton of Milton and Rehoboth, Massachusetts. (Kirkland, Washington: M.R. Jenks, c1984-c1987)
1:204-7.

These pages present a biography of Col. Thomas Horton, who fought in the English Civil War with Oliver Cromwell, named his horse for Sir Arthur Haselrig (a friend of Cromwell's), and signed the warrant for the execution of King Charles I in 1649.