Person:Thomas Underwood (28)

[The probate file is empty except for a card indicating the will is recorded on page 6:27, but was found 6:19.]
Will of "Thomas of Watertown ... Gentleman ... under much bodily infirmity", dated 19 Jul 1679, proved date not found, names wife Magdalen Underwood [land she gave me except six acres bought of Samuel Hide [{{{1}}}] "in case my son Thomas Underwood now in old England shall within two year after my decease come to abide & dwell here"]. Wife Magdalen and son Thomas to be executors.
2 Oct 1680: Inventory of Mr Thomas Underwood late of Watertowne dece'd: the remaine of what he brought with him when he marryed his last wife Magdalen Underwood; the estate of Mrs Underwood w'ch she brought to her last husband: not totaled, by John Bisco, Henry Spring, John Sherman. Sworn to by Magdalen Underwood Executrix 5 Oct 1680.

This source quotes a letter from Robert Atkyn of England to John Leverett of Boston, dated 18 Mar 1672 [appears to be found in Saltonstall Papers, Vol. 80, p. 161, which doesn't appear to be available online], which it believes applies to this man:
"There is one Mr. Thomas Underwood sometimes wollen drap'r - in London who I think lives in Boston and has been there 10 or 12 yeares, that marryed old Mr. Tilson's daughter one of them, but she is dead and since he went to New England married again".