Thomas Edward Lamb Sr, 15701646 (aged 76 years)

Ancestry of Mary Lamb
Name
Thomas Edward /Lamb/ Sr
Name
Thomas Edward /Lambe/ Sr
Given names
Thomas Edward
Surname
Lambe
Name suffix
Sr
Birth between 1570 and 1596 42 46
Death of a paternal grandfatherThomas FitzRichard Lamb
April 22, 1570 (aged 0)
Death of a paternal grandmotherMary Winifred Grisling
May 7, 1582 (aged 12 years)
Christening June 25, 1624 70 74 (aged 54 years)
MarriageElizabeth AylettView this family
1625 (aged 55 years)
Birth of a sonThomas Jr. Lamb
1626 (aged 56 years)
Birth of a sonJohn Lamb
1627 (aged 57 years)
Immigration 1630 (aged 60 years)

The Winthrop Fleet was a group of 11 ships led by John Winthrop funded by the Massachusetts Bay Company which together carried between 700 and 1,000 Puritans plus livestock and provisions from England to New England over the summer of 1630, during the first period of the Great Migration.

The ships were the Arabella, Ambrose, Talbot, William and Francis, Hopewell, Jewel, Whale, Charles, Success, Mayflower, and Trail. The first five ships sailed April 8 from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, and arrived at Salem June 13 and following days. The other half of the fleet sailed in May and arrived in July at various dates. Altogether they brought about seven hundred passengers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winthrop_Fleet

Occupation
yeoman
1630 (aged 60 years)
Note: Yeoman: owns and tends a small farm plot

Yeoman: owns and tends a small farm plot Thomas Lamb's homestead of 18 acres was "lying between Meeting House Hill and Stoney River, west of the home lots of Isaac Heath and John Johnson." By 1640 he owned 37 acres. In the 1652 inventory of Roxbury lands, the heirs of Thomas Lamb held 6 parcels which had been granted to him, and a seventh parcel which he had apparently purchased.

Birth of a sonSamuel Lamb
November 1, 1630 (aged 60 years)
Birth of a sonAbel Lamb
October 6, 1633 (aged 63 years)
Birth of a daughterDecline Lamb
April 2, 1637 (aged 67 years)
Birth of a sonBenjamin Lamb
November 27, 1639 (aged 69 years)
Death of a wifeElizabeth Aylett
November 28, 1639 (aged 69 years)
Death of a sonBenjamin Lamb
November 30, 1639 (aged 69 years)
MarriageDorothy HarbittleView this family
July 16, 1640 (aged 70 years)
Death of a fatherHenry B. Lambe
1640 (aged 70 years)
Birth of a sonCaleb Lamb
February 9, 1641 (aged 71 years)
Note: OR 9 Apr 1641
Birth of a sonJoshua Lamb
November 27, 1642 (aged 72 years)

Christening of a daughterMary Lamb
September 29, 1644 (aged 74 years)

Death March 28, 1646 (aged 76 years)
Cause of death: died of a calenture (high fever) by a great cold.
Burial April 3, 1646 (6 days after death)
Birth of a sonAbiel Lamb
August 2, 1646 (4 months after death)
Birth of a sonWilliam Lamb
1648 (1 year after death)
Family with parents
father
15541640
Birth: 1554 33 30Barnham Broom, Norfolk, England, UK
Death: 1640London, England, UK
mother
15501650
Birth: 1550Tostock, Suffolk, England, UK
Death: 1650Rivenhall, Essex, England, UK
Marriage Marriage1568Brenchley, Kent, England, UK
29 years
himself
Ancestry of Mary Lamb
15701646
Birth: between 1570 and 1596 42 46Suffolk, England, UK
Death: March 28, 1646Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Family with Elizabeth Aylett
himself
Ancestry of Mary Lamb
15701646
Birth: between 1570 and 1596 42 46Suffolk, England, UK
Death: March 28, 1646Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
wife
15701639
Birth: June 1570London, England, UK
Death: November 28, 1639Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage Marriage1625England, UK
2 years
son
16261652
Birth: 1626 56 55England, UK
Death: December 2, 1652Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 years
son
16271692
Birth: 1627 57 56Dorchester, Dorset, England, UK
Death: 1692Dorchester, Dorset, England, UK
4 years
son
1630
Birth: November 1, 1630 60 60Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
3 years
son
16331649
Birth: October 6, 1633 63 63Dorchester, Dorset, England, UK
Death: October 16, 1649Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
4 years
daughter
1637
Birth: April 2, 1637 67 66Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
3 years
son
16391639
Birth: November 27, 1639 69 69Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: November 30, 1639Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Family with Dorothy Harbittle
himself
Ancestry of Mary Lamb
15701646
Birth: between 1570 and 1596 42 46Suffolk, England, UK
Death: March 28, 1646Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
wife
16191698
Birth: 1619Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: January 28, 1698Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage MarriageJuly 16, 1640Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
daughter
son
Ancestry of Mary Lamb
16411690
Birth: February 9, 1641 71 22Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: June 30, 1690Quebec, Canada
22 months
son
22 months
daughter
16441717
Christening: September 29, 1644 74 25
Death: October 23, 1717Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
22 months
son
16461701
Birth: August 2, 1646 76 27Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 1701Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 years
son
16481685
Birth: 1648 78 29Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 1685Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Thomas Hawley + Dorothy Harbittle
partner’s partner
wife
16191698
Birth: 1619Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death: January 28, 1698Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage MarriageFebruary 2, 1652
ImmigrationView

The Winthrop Fleet was a group of 11 ships led by John Winthrop funded by the Massachusetts Bay Company which together carried between 700 and 1,000 Puritans plus livestock and provisions from England to New England over the summer of 1630, during the first period of the Great Migration.

The ships were the Arabella, Ambrose, Talbot, William and Francis, Hopewell, Jewel, Whale, Charles, Success, Mayflower, and Trail. The first five ships sailed April 8 from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, and arrived at Salem June 13 and following days. The other half of the fleet sailed in May and arrived in July at various dates. Altogether they brought about seven hundred passengers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winthrop_Fleet

Occupation

Yeoman: owns and tends a small farm plot Thomas Lamb's homestead of 18 acres was "lying between Meeting House Hill and Stoney River, west of the home lots of Isaac Heath and John Johnson." By 1640 he owned 37 acres. In the 1652 inventory of Roxbury lands, the heirs of Thomas Lamb held 6 parcels which had been granted to him, and a seventh parcel which he had apparently purchased.

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1630 in governor winthrop's fleet, one founder of roxbury, ma now part of boston. selectman, trustee(floffee) of first free school in america.