Born ‎estimated EST. WFT, 1608-1619, baptized ‎ Jun 2, 1614 at Boxstead, ENG, died ‎ Jul 1671‎, approximately 52 years
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! bp.in Boxstead 2 Jun 1614. St Botolph's Register, Colchester (near
Boxstead), co.Essex,ENG, has the following marriage record: Thomas Wells of ___
single, and Abygall Warner of ___,single, the 23rd Jul 1630." The names of
the Parishes and places to which they belonged are illegible. Thomas Wells
came from ENgland in the "Susan & Ellen" in 1635, and a house lot was granted
to him in Ipswich in that year. Abigail came with his father 2 yrs later.
Thomas WElls took the freeman's oath in Boston on 7 May 1637. He died in
Ipswich 26 Oct 1666. Abigail survived him. Her will, made on 22 Jul 1671,
mentions 3 sons and 5 daughters. For accounts of some of their descendants see
"Genealogy of the Wells Family," by G.W.Cushing, and "Wells Family" by
D.W.Norris and H.A. Feldman.!m.23 Jul 1630 Thomas Wells who d.26 Oct 1666

Born ‎before BEF. 1613, died ‎ Oct 26, 1666 at Ipswich, MA‎, at least 53 years
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In 1665, the Court of Assistants was established; This new cort existed until 1711 to become the Superior Court. Its Jurisdiction extended to matters of a higher nater than those of Particular Court. Gov. Thomas WELLS a prominent member