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     Patience Thacher was the daughter of Rev. Thomas Thacher and Elizabeth Partridge.¹

     Peter Thacher was the son of Hon. Stephen Thacher and Harriet Preble.¹ Peter Thacher married Margaret Louise Potter, daughter of Judge Barrett Potter and Anne Storer.¹

     Peter Thacher was the son of Rev. Ralph Thacher.¹

     He was a Rector of St. Edmonds, Salisbury, England.¹ Rev. Peter Thacher married Ann Allwood.²

     Rev. Peter Thacher. The first minister in Milton.¹ He was born on 18 July 1651 in Salem, Massachusetts.^2,3 He was the son of Rev. Thomas Thacher and Elizabeth Partridge.¹ Rev. Peter Thacher graduated in 1671 from Harvard and took his M.A. in 1674.² He died on 27 December 1727 in Milton at the age of 76 though the New England Weekly Journal reports his death as having occurred about midnight the previous Sunday, 17 December.^3,2

     Ralph Thacher was the son of Rev. Thomas Thacher and Elizabeth Partridge.¹ He was a Minister at Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard.¹

     Rev. Ralph Thacher was the son of Rev. Thomas Thacher.¹ A minister at Martha's Vineyard.²

     Rodolphos Thacher was the son of Peter Thacher.¹

     Hon. Stephen Thacher was the son of Rodolphos Thacher.¹ Hon. Stephen Thacher married Harriet Preble, daughter of Hon. William Pitt Preble and Nancy Gale Tucker.¹

     Thomas Thacher was the son of Rev. Thomas Thacher and Elizabeth Partridge.¹ He was a a merchant at Boston.¹

     Rev. Thomas Thacher was born on 1 May 1620 in Milton Clevedon, Somerset.² He was the son of Rev. Peter Thacher and Ann Allwood.^1,2 Rev. Thomas Thacher came to Boston on 4 June 1635.² He married firstly Elizabeth Partridge, daughter of Rev. Mr. Ralph Partridge, on 11 May 1643 at Duxbury ?^3,4 Rev. Thomas Thacher was ordained on 2 January 1644/45 at Weymouth.² He married secondly Margaret Webb, daughter of Henry Webb, circa 1665.^3,4 On 16 February 1669/70 he was a The first minister of the Old South Church in Boston.^1,2 Rev. Thomas Thacher died on 15 October 1678 in Boston at the age of 58.²

     John Thaxter married Ann Quincy, daughter of Hon. John Quincy and Elizabeth Norton, on 24 February 1743.^2,1

     Cornelia Van Rensselaer Thayer was the daughter of Nathaniel Thayer and Cornelia Street Barroll.¹ Cornelia Van Rensselaer Thayer married Carl Gustav von Moltke.¹

     Deborah Thayer married Thomas Jr. Faxon.¹

     Hannah Thayer married Thomas Dunbar.¹

     Mary Warren Thayer married Bertram Cushing Tirrell, son of William Henry Tirrell and Sarah Arabella Sewall, on 26 September 1895 in Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.²

     Nathaniel Thayer was born in 1808.² He married Cornelia Paterson Van Rensselaer, daughter of General Stephen Van Rensselaer and Harriet Elizabeth Bayard, on 10 July 1846 in First Dutch Reformed Church, Albany, Massachusetts.³ Nathaniel Thayer died on 7 March 1883 in Boston, Massachusetts.⁴

     Nathaniel Thayer married Cornelia Street Barroll.¹ Nathaniel Thayer was born on 14 June 1851 in Boston, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Nathaniel Thayer and Cornelia Paterson Van Rensselaer.¹

     Joan Thember was born in 1584.¹ She married Peter Coffin, son of Nicholas Coffin and Joan (Unknown). Joan Thember died in May 1661 Nantucket or Boston.^1,2

     Of of Saint Peter County of Essequebo, Demerara ( British Guiana ). Albertus Adriaan Mennes Thierens died before November 1845.¹


PURSUANT to authority granted by Honour the Chief Justice of British Guiana, dated the 21st day of November 1845;
I, the undersigned, Acting Provost Marshal of British Guiana, in the name and behalf of Adam Pearson, for himself and, de rato cavens, John Anthony Macrae, of Edinburgh, in that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland, sole acting executor to the last will and testament of Albertus Adriaan Mennes Thierens, deceased, who, at the time of his death, was possessed of an undivided half share of plantation Wesselvalligheid, and also of an undivided half share of plantation Maria Elizabeth, both situate in the island of Leguan, in the county of Essequebo, in this colony, do hereby, by edict, cite all known and unknown creditors, as well European as colonial, of the said Albertus Adriaan Mennes Thierens, and of the said undivided half shares of plantations, Wesselvalligheid and Maria Elizabeth situate in the island of Leguan, in the county of Essequebo, in this colony, of which the said Albertns Adriaan Mennes Thierens died possessed, to appear before the Honourable the Supreme Court of Civil Justice of British Guiana, at the Registrar's-office for the counties of Demerary and Essequebo, in the Public-buildings, in the city of Georgetown, in the colony aforesaid, and there file their claims properly substantiated and in due form within the period of one month after the third and last publication of this edict, or within one month after the notice by me the undersigned, Acting Provost Marshal, in the Official Gazette of the colony, of the publication of this edict in the London Gazette, on pain in default thereof as the law directs.
Demerary and Essequebo, this 22nd day of November 1845.
Geo. Wright, Acting Provost Marshal.
The London Gazette, 16 January 1846.¹

     Cornelia Janetta Elizabeth Thierens was born circa December 1840 in Demerara.^2,3 She was the daughter of Albertus Adriaan Mennes Thierens. Cornelia Janetta Elizabeth Thierens married Dr. James Arthur Sewell, son of Dr. James Arthur Sewell and Maria Cornelia Westrene Macrae, on 25 March 1862 in St. Thomas's Episcopal Church, Edinburgh, the service was conducted by the Rev. D.T.K. Drummond. In the notice of the marriage the groom is described as "Assistant Surgeon Bengal Army."¹ Cornelia Janetta Elizabeth Thierens died on 30 July 1866 in Lake Beauport aged twenty five years and seven months, of consumption^2,3 and is buried on 2 August 1866 in Mount Hermon Cemetery Q-374, Sillery, Québec. Henry Roe was the officiating minister.^2,3,4

     Maynard Allister Thiselton was born circa 1934.¹ He was the son of Catherine Crombie Greig.¹ Maynard Allister Thiselton died on 5 October 2008 in Botha's Hill, South Africa.

     Of Raglan Castle.¹ Sir William ap Thomas Herbert died in 1446.¹

     Abbie Evans Thomas was born on 7 March 1840.² She was the daughter of Seymour Thomas and Mary Evans.¹ Abbie Evans Thomas married Henry Edwin Sewall, son of Rev. Rufus King Sewall and Anne Elizabeth Whitehurst, on 23 December 1873.¹ Abbie Evans Thomas died on 21 April 1933 in Fort Pierce, Florida, at the age of 93^3,4 and was buried in All Saints Cemetery, Jensen Beach, Martin County, Florida.⁴

     Anna Thomas married Rev. William Neale Cleveland, son of Rev. Richard Falley Cleveland and Anne Neal, in 1860.

     Arthur Moodie Thomas married Ethel Cornillon, daughter of Hypolite William Cornillon S.S.C. and Jean Gordon Smith, on 15 November 1892 in St. Andrew's, Edinburgh.^1,2

     Ellen Theresa Thomas was born in 1842 in Gloucester.² She was the daughter of Daniel Thomas.³ Ellen Theresa Thomas married Henry Morgan, son of Robert William Morgan and Jane Beale Bleaden Pierce, on 11 July 1870 in Barnwood, Gloucestershire, the service being conducted by the Rev. George S. Escott.^4,3 Ellen Theresa Thomas died on 8 December 1877 in 7 York-buildings, Gloucester.¹

     Helen ferch Thomas ap Llewelyn ap Owain Glyndwr married Gruffydd Fychan, ap Gruffydd Baron of Glyndyfrdwy, Lord of Cynllaith Owain, son of Gruffudd ap Madog Fychan,.

     Isabella Thomas was born on 3 September 1836 in Cornwall.¹ She married Major Gen. Francis Mitchell Haultain, son of Major Gen. Francis Haultain and Eliza Ann Dean, on 27 August 1856 in Ootacamund, India.¹ Isabella Thomas died in September 1922.¹