Thomas Graves
Born BEF 1 APR 1584, Berkshire, England. Died NOV 1635, Accomack County, Virginia, United States.
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Family
Parents
- Thomas Graves (b. 1556) father
- Joan Blagrove (b. 1560) mother
Spouses
- Katherine Crosher (1590–1636)
Children
- Thomas Graves (b. 1616)
- John Graves (b. 1616)
- Verlinda Graves (b. 1616)
- Francis Graves (b. 1616)
- Katherine Graves (b. 1616)
- Ann Graves (1620–1684)
Life events
- Birth BEF 1 APR 1584
- Thomas Graves was born before 1 APR 1584 at Berkshire, England.
- Lineage
- Thomas Graves was the son of Thomas Graves and Joan Blagrove.1
- Christen 1 APR 1584
- He was christened on 1 APR 1584 at Lanborne, Berkshire, England.3
- Emigration 1 OCT 1608
- Emigration: on the ship "Mary and Margrett" on 1 OCT 1608 at England.4
- Marriage 1610
- Thomas Graves married Katherine Crosher in 1610 at Berkshire County, England.
- Marriage 1610
- Thomas Graves married Katherine Crosher in 1610 at Accomack County, Virginia, United States.
- Occupation 1619
- He was listed as a professional in 1619 at Smythe's Hundred, Virginia, United States.5
- Residence 1622
- He lived at Accomack County, Virginia, United States in 1622.6
- Occupation BET 1630 AND 1632
- He was listed as [AI: Codd, CAS-137, 2026-10-11] between 1630 and 1632 at Accomack County, Virginia, United States.7
- Death NOV 1635
- Thomas Graves died in NOV 1635 at Accomack County, Virginia, United States.2
Records and photos
Sources
- [s22] [website not recorded] — www.familysearch.com, Citation
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves
- [s22] [website not recorded] — www.familysearch.com, Citation
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves
- [s528] [website not recorded] — Historic James Town, entry for Thomas Graves