He was a mason and builder and belonged to the militia.
Father Ambrose Dawes
Mother Mary Bumstead
wife Sarah Story
married 8/20/1702 Mass.
children:
William
Thomas
Ambrose
Mary
Sarah
Story Susannah
Hannah
Rebecca
Abigail
Elizabeth
Joined the Old South Church in 1705-
Thomas Dawes died March 17, 1750. His real estate, consisting of a house on Sudbury Street and three houses on Hawkins Street, was valued at 613; his furniture, 147.10, a man negro slave, 53.10 and a woman negro slave 4.
Father Ambrose Dawes
Mother Mary Bumstead
wife Sarah Story
married 8/20/1702 Mass.
children:
William
Thomas
Ambrose
Mary
Sarah
Story Susannah
Hannah
Rebecca
Abigail
Elizabeth
Joined the Old South Church in 1705-
Thomas Dawes died March 17, 1750. His real estate, consisting of a house on Sudbury Street and three houses on Hawkins Street, was valued at 613; his furniture, 147.10, a man negro slave, 53.10 and a woman negro slave 4.
He was a mason and builder and belonged to the militia.
Father Ambrose Dawes
Mother Mary Bumstead
wife Sarah Story
married 8/20/1702 Mass.
children:
William
Thomas
Ambrose
Mary
Sarah
Story Susannah
Hannah
Rebecca
Abigail
Elizabeth
Joined the Old South Church in 1705-
Thomas Dawes died March 17, 1750. His real estate, consisting of a house on Sudbury Street and three houses on Hawkins Street, was valued at 613; his furniture, 147.10, a man negro slave, 53.10 and a woman negro slave 4.
Father Ambrose Dawes
Mother Mary Bumstead
wife Sarah Story
married 8/20/1702 Mass.
children:
William
Thomas
Ambrose
Mary
Sarah
Story Susannah
Hannah
Rebecca
Abigail
Elizabeth
Joined the Old South Church in 1705-
Thomas Dawes died March 17, 1750. His real estate, consisting of a house on Sudbury Street and three houses on Hawkins Street, was valued at 613; his furniture, 147.10, a man negro slave, 53.10 and a woman negro slave 4.
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