immigrant flag male ancestor  Thomas  KING

  (b. abt. 1601 England   d. abt. 1667 Exeter, New Hampshire, New England )  

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Thomas KING was born abt. 1601 in England

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Thomas  married  Miriam MOULTON .  Miriam MOULTON  was born 13 September 1601 in Ormesby, Norfolk, England.  Miriam was the child of Robert MOULTON and Mary SMYTHE (SMITH).

Thomas KING died abt. 1667 in Exeter, New Hampshire, New England.
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Miriam MOULTON was the child of Robert MOULTON and Mary SMYTHE (SMITH)




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