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Thomas Wines1

ID#3956, (before 1717 - circa April 1784)
ChartsMaternal ancestors of Lorna
Maternal timeline
Relationship5th great-grandfather of Lorna Henderson.
     Thomas Wines was estimated to have been born bef. 1717 probably in ?Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG, (assuming 20 when married).1 He and Jane UnknownSurname were estimated to have married bef. 1737 probably in ?Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG, (Hanna believes Thomas married 18 May 1736 in Curry Rivel to Jane/Joan Hembry).1,2
     Thomas Wines died cir. Apr 1784 in Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG; There are two Thomas' buried Sth Petherton of the right time not accounted for: 11 Jun 1777 (Allen's extracts, no further info available) and 4 Apr 1784 (pauper). I've assumed that the pauper is this Thomas.3 He was buried on 4 Apr 1784 in Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG, "Thos Wines, labourer pauper" (assumed to be h/o Jane).3
     Thomas Wines witnessed the marriage of William Harris and Ann Wines on 16 Feb 1767 at Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG.4,1

Family

Jane UnknownSurname (bef. 1717 - )
Children
  • Thomas Wines1
  • Ann Wines1 (22 Feb 1737 - )
  • Betty Wines1
  • William Wines5,1
  • James Wines1
  • Samuel Wines+1,6 (5 Apr 1750 - bef. 1841)
  • Joseph Wines1,7
Last Edited12 Nov 2005

Citations

  1. SOM WINES source records ex Taunton Record Office from Allen E, Baptisms marriages burials filed in WINES other, Descendants of Thomas WINES, rcvd Jan 1994.
  2. Www Rootsweb, online at http://wc.rootsweb.com/, Nicholas family tree of Hanna Nicholas posted Dec 2003, extracted Jun 2004.
  3. Burials, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Thomas WINES, extracted Sep 1994.
  4. SOM WINES source records ex Taunton Record Office from Allen E, Baptisms marriages burials filed in WINES other, Marr. 1767 William HARRIS and Ann WINES, from "Sth Petherton Marriages", rcvd Jan 1994.
  5. Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1746 Gulialmas WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.
  6. Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1750 Samuel WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.
  7. Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1756 Josephus WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area. Corrections welcome
 
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