Individual Details
Thomas Goble
(2 Jan 1591/92 - Dec 1657)
Events
| Birth | 2 Jan 1591/92 | Westergate, West Sussex, Kent, England |  |  | |
| Marriage | 5 Nov 1619 | Suffolk, England - Alice Brookman | | ||
| Emigration | Abt 1634 | | | ||
| Note | 1634 | Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | ||
| Religion | 30 Aug 1634 | Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Miscellaneous | 3 Sep 1634 | Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Property | 10 Jan 1635/36 | Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | | |
| Death | Dec 1657 | Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts | | |
Families
| Spouse | Alice Brookman (1595 - 1657) |
| Child | John Goble (1629 - ) |
| Child | Thomas Goble (1631 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth Goble (1633 - ) |
| Child | Mary Goble (1635 - ) |
| Child | Sarah Cable Goble (1638 - 1717) |
| Child | Daniel Goble (1641 - 1676) |
| Father | William Goble ( - ) |
| Mother | Alice Legard ( - ) |
Notes
Birth
A report has indicated the parents of Thomas as William Goble and wife Alice. This is reported in several pedigrees with no source. Probably copied from the same pedigree.Emigration
Thomas, Alice and son John who was about 3 or 4 years old immigrated to "the Colonies" probably on the Abigail or the Lion. They settled on Charlestown that is now part of BostonNote
Thomas and Alice were admitted to the First Church of Charlestown on August 30, 1634, Thomas received his papers as a freeman September 3,163 and was granted 4 acres of land.The Goble family were probably Puritans considering the fact that the first residents of Charlestown were members of the church. Later residents that did not join the church did not recieve land and were not considered Puritans
Religion
Thomas and Alice were admitted to the first church of Charlestown. Thomas received his papers as a freeman September 3, 1634 and was granted 4 acres "planting ground on Newton Line" the same year. To become a freeman meant that he was now a citizen and was free to live in a town.Miscellaneous
At a general court holden in Boston in May 1634, the new oath was adoptedProperty
Thomas Goble was granted four acres of planting ground in Charlestown. In the 23 April 1638 allocation of Mystic Side land, he received parcles of fifteen, thirty-five and zero acres.Death
Will dated 30 November 1657 and proved 29 December 1657, "Thomas Goble of Concord" bequeathed to "Alis my wife the profit of all my stock so long as she keepeth a widow, and my house at Charlestowne with all belongings thereto for term of life, and if my wife shall dispose of herself in marriage, then the stock that then shall be shall be disposed to my children as followeth: my three sons to have their portions equally divided, and my three daughters, each of them one-third of what my sons have, that is to say one-fourth part of my estate then in stock. And for my house at Charlestowne, my will is that at my wife's death that also shall be equally divided as the rest of my estate aforesaid; and whereas my daughter Sarah is yet to be disposed in marriage my will is that if she shall change her condition in marriage before the estate is to be divided, then my wife shall have poser to take out her proportion out of the estate and give it to her. And whereas my eldest son being now in England, my will is if he come not himself for his portion, then my other two sons shall have it equally divided between them, and if wither of my sons that b unmarried die before marriage, then thir portions shall be equally divided amongst the rest of my children then living ... and for m;y household stuff my; wife shall have that for the time of her life and then it shall be divided as aforesaid between my children, and my will is that my son Thomas his two children Thomas and Stephen shall have each of them one calf out of the stock two years hence. And I do make my wife my executrix.Endnotes
1. Genealogy, Pedigree Resource File, CD-ROM (Salt Lake City Utah: FamilySearch), CD # 49: Submitted by Ann M Whalen, 2800 Liberty Hill Rd, Alexandria, TN: mentioned in father's will. Hereinafter cited as Pedigree Resource File.
2. Thomas Goble and Alice Brookman marriage, 5 November 1619, , Aldingbuorne, Suffolk, England, Suffolk, England. by familysearch; held by ().
3. Evelyn Goble Steen, The Goble Family in America (: self published, ), page 5. Hereinafter cited as The Goble Family in America.
4. Evelyn Goble Steen, The Goble Family in America (: self published, ), page 5. Hereinafter cited as The Goble Family in America.
5. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol III (Boston: New England Historic Geneaogical Society, 2003), Page 81-83. Hereinafter cited as The Great Migration.
6. Lucius Robinson Paige, Elizabeth Petty Bentley, compiler, List of Freemen of Massachusetts, 1630 - 1691 (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing company, 1978), page 13. Hereinafter cited as List of Freemen of Massachusetts.
7. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol III (Boston: New England Historic Geneaogical Society, 2003), Page 81-83. Hereinafter cited as The Great Migration.
8. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol III (Boston: New England Historic Geneaogical Society, 2003), Page 81-83. Hereinafter cited as The Great Migration.
9. Evelyn Goble Steen, The Goble Family in America (: self published, ), page 6. Hereinafter cited as The Goble Family in America.
10. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol III (Boston: New England Historic Geneaogical Society, 2003), Page 81-83. Hereinafter cited as The Great Migration.