Person:Thomas Lee (91)

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Sergeant Thomas Lee
d.26 Sep 1740
m. Bef 7 Feb 1657/58
  1. John Lee1659 - 1723
  2. Mary Lee1664 - 1715/16
  3. Captain Stephen Lee1667 - 1753
  4. Sergeant Thomas Lee1671 - 1740
  5. Tabitha LeeAbt 1677 - 1750
  • HSergeant Thomas Lee1671 - 1740
  • WLydia Benton1676 - Abt 1700
m. Bef 1700
  • HSergeant Thomas Lee1671 - 1740
  • WMary Camp1682 - 1722
m. 11 Sep 1707
  1. Captain Jared Lee1711 - 1780
m. 2 Dec 1725
  • HSergeant Thomas Lee1671 - 1740
  • WMartha _____Est 1690 - Aft 1746
m. Aft 23 Mar 1733
Facts and Events
Name[1] Sergeant Thomas Lee
Gender Male
Birth[1] Aug 1671 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Marriage Bef 1700 to Lydia Benton
Marriage 11 Sep 1707 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United Statesto Mary Camp
Marriage 2 Dec 1725 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesFirst Church
to Elizabeth Hubbard
Marriage Aft 23 Mar 1733 After death of his previous wife.
to Martha _____
Death[1] 26 Sep 1740
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 5. Thomas Lee, in Lee, Leonard; Sarah Fiske Lee; Sarah Marsh Lee; and Lee Association. John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn., and His Descendants, 1634-1897. (Meriden, Conn.: Lee Association, 1897)
    207-08.

    "5. Thomas (Lee), son of John1, and Mary (Hart) Lee born at Farmington, August 1671, married, first, Lydia Benton, of Hartford. They had twin children who died in infancy and the mother died soon after—about 1700. He married second, Feb. 11, 1707, Mary Camp of Hartford. She died March 22, 1722; married third, Elizabeth Hubbard who died March 23, 1733; married fourth, Widow Martha Howard of Windsor. He 'owned the covenant' July 11, 1708. … He was a mason by trade, and a Sergeant in the Farmington Train Band, by which title he is alluded to in the public records. He was appointed Constable by the General Court, an office of note at that time, and considered as the 'right arm of the law.' By the many transfers found on record, it is evident that he was an extensive land holder in Farmington, New Britain, Southington, Bristol and Avon. He died Sept. 26, 1740."

  2.   Lee, Sargt. Thomas, Farmington, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06)
    3:300.

    "Probate Records. Vol. XIII, 1737 to 1742. Page 223-224.

    Lee, Sargt. Thomas, Farmington. Invt. £943-09-09. Taken 28 October, 1740, by Isaac Cowles, John Hart and Joseph Judd.

    Court Record, Page 76—2 December, 1740: Adms. granted to Jared Lee, who recog. in £500 with Joseph Lee.

    Page 106—5 January, 1741-2: Ebenezer Lee, a minor, age 14 years, son of Sergt. Thomas Lee, chose his brother Joseph Lee to be his guardian. Recog., £200. Cert: John Hooker, J. P.

    Page 56 (Vol. XIV) 2 April, 1745: Jared Lee, Adms., exhibits an account of his Adms. Accepted.

    Dist. File: 1st April, 1746: Distribution as followeth:

    To the widow, £58-13s-06d
    To Lydia Norton, 64-02-06
    To Ebenezer Lee, 156-11-00
    To Jared Lee, 30-00-00
    To Joseph Lee, 156-11-00
    To John Lee, 156-11-00
    To Thomas Lee, 156-19-00
    To James Lee, 156-11-00

    April the 1st, 1746: We, the subscribers, do mutually agree that the foregoing writing shall be a final distribution of the estate of our honrd. father Thomas Lee, late of Farmington deceased, and have hereunto set our hands and seals in Hartford before the Court of Probate; and that we are fully satisfied and contented for our part with what is in this agreement set out to us, and doe discharge all other demands on sd. Estate.

    JARED LEE, LS.
    JOSEPH LEE, LS.
    JOHN LEE, LS.
    THOMAS LEE, LS.
    EBENEZER LEE, LS.

    Page 62—14 August, 1745: At a Court of Probate holden at Hartford, for the District of Hartford, on the 22nd day of January, A. D. 1760: Present, Joseph Buckingham, Esq., Judge; J. Talcott, Clerk: Jared Lee, Esq., Adms. on the estate of Mr. Thomas Lee of Farmington deceased, having finished his account of Adms. on sd. estate, and sd. estate has since been settled by an agreement under hand and seal of the heirs of sd. estate: Whereupon this Court grant to the sd. Adms. a Quietus Est."