Individual Details
Thomas Palmer
(Abt 1620 - 2 Aug 1669)
Thomas Palmer and his wife Ann Palmer were first settlers of Rowley. He received acreage in the first land division in Rowley in 1643. He was already a freeman.
To Thomas Palmer, one lott containinge an acree and a halfe, bounded on the south side by Jobn Burbank's house lott, part of it lyinge on the west side, and
part of it on the east side of the streete.
From the History of Rowley by Thomas Gage
To Thomas Palmer, one lott containinge an acree and a halfe, bounded on the south side by Jobn Burbank's house lott, part of it lyinge on the west side, and
part of it on the east side of the streete.
From the History of Rowley by Thomas Gage
Events
| Birth | Abt 1620 | Rowley, Yorkshire, England | |||
| Immigration | 1638 | Salem, Massachusetts Bay |  | ||
| Marriage | Aug 1643 | Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay - Ann Wheeler |  | ||
| Death | 2 Aug 1669 | Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay | | ||
| Will | 2 Aug 1669 | Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay | |
Families
| Spouse | Ann Wheeler (1623 - 1685) |
| Child | Samuel Palmer (1644 - 1719) |
| Child | Timothy Palmer (1647 - 1696) |
| Child | Thomas Palmer (1650 - ) |
Notes
Immigration
He was originally at Salem, but settled in Rowley.Death
His will mentions his three sons Samuel, Thomas, and Timothy and his wife Ann.Will
In his will, Thomas includes bequests for the following persons: Beloved wife Ann who gets two cows, some meadows, and some other things; the rest of the estate is divided among his three sons Samuel, Timothy, and Thomas. Samuel is the oldest son. Wife Ann and Samuel are executors.Endnotes
1. , , , ; accessed through NEHGS, . (N.p.: n.p., n.d.).