Individual Details

Hartshorn Families in America
Published 1997, Page 78

On July 2, 1719 Thomas' livestock earmark was recorded in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. In July 1720 he signed a letter to the General Assembly giving testimony concerning the head of the Pawcatuck River in the controversy between Rhode Island and Connecticut on the boundary. He became a freeman in Stonington on June 23, 1723.

He is said to have practiced medicine in Norwich over 40 years. His will was signed by mark 4 Sep 1759, and proved 6 Dec, Probate #11828, Norwich. Will names wife Sarah; daughter Sarah, wife of Samuel Crandol; daughter Bathsheba wife of Silas; personal property to be divided equally among Thomas and the three living daughters; residue to Thomas.

Birth	1675	Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Marriage	9 Dec 1708	Stonington, New London, Connecticut - Sarah BUTLER
Death	6 Nov 1759	Norwich, New London, Connecticut

Spouse	Sarah BUTLER ( - 1760)
Child	Abigail Worden (1709 - )
Child	Sarah Worden (1713 - )
Child	Thomas WORDEN (1718 - 1785)
Child	Jane Worden (1722 - )
Child	Content Worden (1746 - )
Child	Bathsheba Worden ( - )

Father	Samuel WORDEN (1646 - 1716)
Mother	Hopestill HOLLEY (1646 - 1715)
Sibling	Peter Worden (1669 - 1772)
Sibling	Samuel Worden (1670 - 1727)
Sibling	Isaac Worden (1672 - 1718)
Sibling	Mary Worden (1677 - 1728)
Sibling	Hopestill Worden (1678 - )
Sibling	Nathaniel Worden (1679 - 1738)
Sibling	Rose Worden (1679 - )