Individual Details

Thomas Frothingham Jr.

(17 Apr 1713 - 25 Dec 1775)

Here lies buried the body of Mr. Thomas Frothingham of Charlestown, who died Jan'ury 1st, 1776, in the 64th year of his age. Thomas Frothingham, chaisemaker, son of Thomas and Esther (Call) Frothingham; his wife was Abigail Stone; married in Cambridge.

Events

Birth17 Apr 1713Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Baptism19 Apr 1713
Marriage21 Apr 1737Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States - Abigail Miller
Death25 Dec 1775
OccupationChaisemaker
BurialWoburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States

Families

SpouseAbigail Miller (1714 - 1777)
ChildAbigail Frothingham (1740 - 1762)
ChildThomas Frothingham ( - 1817)
ChildJames Frothingham ( - )
FatherThomas Frothingham (1675 - 1724)
MotherMary Stimpson (1684 - 1751)
SiblingJoseph Frothingham (1714 - 1762)
SiblingBenjamin Frothingham (1717 - 1769)
SiblingMary Frothingham (1720 - )
SiblingAndrew Frothingham (1723 - )

Endnotes

1. New England Historic Genealogical Register, 59:248.

2. William Richard Cutter, A.M., Genealogical & Personal Memoirs of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts Parts 1 & 2, Volume: 1 & 2 (On CD as well) (n.p: Lewis historical publishing company, New York, 1908, n.d), p. 950.

3. Compiler: Charles Collier Whittier, Genealogy of the Stimpson family of Charlestown, Mass., and allied lines (n.p: David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1907, n.d), p 13.

4. Compiler: Charles Collier Whittier, Genealogy of the Stimpson family of Charlestown, Mass., and allied lines (n.p: David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1907, n.d), p 13.

5. Compiler: Charles Collier Whittier, Genealogy of the Stimpson family of Charlestown, Mass., and allied lines (n.p: David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1907, n.d), p 13.

6. Compiler: Charles Collier Whittier, Genealogy of the Stimpson family of Charlestown, Mass., and allied lines (n.p: David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1907, n.d), p 13.

7. Compiler: Charles Collier Whittier, Genealogy of the Stimpson family of Charlestown, Mass., and allied lines (n.p: David Clapp & Son, Boston, 1907, n.d), p 13.