Notes for Thomas Thomasson:
In a codicil dated May 22nd 1665, Thomas is named 3rd executor of his father's will. He went to Virginia about 1677 and died there after 1730. He pantented 150 acres of land in King William County on Oct 23, 1703. This tract of land was located on the "branche of the Govenor's Swamp, beginning at Col. Johnson's plantation; to the old field near Thomason's house." On the 16th of June 1714, he patented 200 acres of new land in King William County in St. John's Parish on both sides of Long Creek, Adj. William Fleming's line. on Dec 23rd 1714 Thomas again patented 200 acres of new land in King William County, adjoining William Fleming's land about a mile above the falls of Pamonkey River, N.E. on Long Swamp. Thomas sold 400 acres on 5 Nov 1729 and 600 acres on 6 May 1730. The exact date of his death is not known; nor the name of his wife whom he married in Virginia.
Child of Thomas Thomasson is:
100 i. Samuel Thomasson, born December 13, 1691 in Blair Manor, Ayrshire, Scotland; died June 16, 1753 in Fredericksville Parish, Louisa County, Virginia; married (1) Hannah Glass Abt. 1717; married (2) Mary McDonald Abt. 1725; married (3) Temperance Yancey Abt. 1730.
Probably married in Missouri, as older child age 3, was b. Missouri 1857.
1860 Census listed as a farmer in Tyler Co., TX, page 52.
$240.00 personal property.1860 United States Federal Census Record about P Bowman
Name: P Bowman
Age in 1860: 40
Birth Year: abt 1820
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860: Not Stated, Tyler, Texas
Gender: Male
Post Office: Woodville
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members: Name Age
P Bowman 40
M A Bowman 35
L A Bowman 3
A Bowman 1