Charlotte Smith was b 31 Mar 1795, North Haven, the d/o Jonathan Smith, Jr & Lydia Woster. She d 25 June 1884, North Haven.
Charlotte married Capt William Thomas on 27 Nov 1821, North Haven, married by David Woster, Jr. William was b 19 Sept 1791, Lincolnville, Me, the s/o Joshua Thomas, Jr & Mary Burgess. He d 23 Feb 1885, North Haven.
Charlotte & William had 8 children, all born North Haven.
1. Nathaniel Thomas: abt 1822 - between 1840 & 1850
2. Mary Ann Thomas: abt 1824 (ae 56 at death) - 9 Dec 1880, Quincy, Ma
3. Andalusia P Thomas: 5 Aug 1825 - 14 Feb 1886, North Haven
4. Cynthia Thomas: 5 July 1828 - 13 July 1919, North Haven
5. Maria L B Thomas: 29 June 1833 - 1 July 1904, North Haven
6. Capt Omar Thomas: 23 Nov 1835 - 22 Apr 1909, North Haven
7. David V Thomas: 27 July 1839 - 3 Nov 1898, North Haven
8. Llewellyn Thomas: after 1840 - before 1850, North Haven
According to daughter Maria's death record, William was born in Lincolnville. William was known as Capt William and his occupation was seafaring as was the custom of the Bartlett Harbor Thomases.
Marriage Announcement: Mr William Thomas to Miss Charlotte Smith, daughter of Jonathan Smith, Esquire (Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot, Boston, Mass, 24 April 1822)
In 1830, William is residing on Vinalhaven (Northern Island) with 1 male between 5 & 10 (Nathaniel), and himself between 30 & 40; 1 female under 5 (Cynthia), 2 females between 5 & 10, 1 between 15 & 20 and Charlotte between 30 & 40. Since they had only been married 9 years, have they taken in other children?
In 1840, William is residing on North Haven with 2 males under the age of 5 (Omar & David), one male between 15 & 20 (Nathaniel), and himself (between 40 & 50); one female between 5 & 10 (Maria), 1 female between 10 & 15 (Cynthia), 1 female between 15 & 20 (Mary A), and his wife (between 40 & 50). he is supporting himself with 2 working in "sea navigation." Living next door is his wife's brother, Jefferson Smith.
In 1850, 57-year-old William is residing on North Haven working as a mariner, with real estate valued at $250. With him are his 55-year-old wife Charlotte and their children Cynthia (ae 22), Maria L B (ae 17), Omar (ae 14) and David S (ae 10). They are residing between David Woster & David Ames.
On 30 May 1854, William Thomas is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He had 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. He owned 1 3-year-old cow and 1/2 of the 52-ton "Pioneer" (his value at $300). Real estate value: $400. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $720.
In 1855, William is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He has 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. For livestock he has 1 3-year-old cow. He owns 50% of the 51-ton sailing vessel "Pioneer" valued at $300. Real estate value: $325. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $645.
In 1860, 67-year-old William and 65-year-old Charlotte are on North Haven. He is a farmer with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Omar (ae 24, mariner), Cynthia (ae 33, school teacher), Mariah (ae 27, milliner) and David (ae 20, mariner) are living with them. Also with them is Jonathan Manchester ae 60, a fisherman. Note:** Cynthia is also found in the same census with sister Mary Ann who married Joseph Otis Amsbury with Quincy, Ma. Cynthia cites in that particular census that she was a school teacher.
In 1870, 77-year-old William is still a mariner on North Haven with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property of $700. Wife Charlotte is age 75. Living with them are daughter, Maria L (ae 36, dressmaker), and son David & his family. David V L is age 30, wife Aldana C is age 23 and their son Omar L is age 2.
In 1880, 87-year-old William & 85-year-old Charlotte are farming on North Haven. Living with them are daughters Cynthia A (ae 52, public school teacher) & Maria (ae 45, dress maker & milliner). Neither Cynthia nor Maria ever married.
Obituary Abstract: Charlotte, wife of William Thomas, d 25 June 1884 at North Haven, aged 89 yrs 2 mos 25 days. Published 1 July 1884.
William, Charlotte and children Cynthia, Maria, Nathaniel and "L" (daughter? are buried in Kiah's Creek Cemetery. All of their markers are made of wood. "Some say Mahogany or some similar enduring wood such as is used in shipbuilding. We do not know who put these unusual grave markers here except the one for Cynthia Thomas which is a recent replacement." Samuel Hiram Beverage for North Haven Historical Society, 1994
William's Knox Co Offices / Elected Position: Representative to the General Court in Boston; 1863
William's marker cites: Wm T; Charlotte's grave marker cites only C T; Cynthia's cites C A T; Maria's cites C T; Nathaniel's cites N T and L Thomas cites L T
Charlotte married Capt William Thomas on 27 Nov 1821, North Haven, married by David Woster, Jr. William was b 19 Sept 1791, Lincolnville, Me, the s/o Joshua Thomas, Jr & Mary Burgess. He d 23 Feb 1885, North Haven.
Charlotte & William had 8 children, all born North Haven.
1. Nathaniel Thomas: abt 1822 - between 1840 & 1850
2. Mary Ann Thomas: abt 1824 (ae 56 at death) - 9 Dec 1880, Quincy, Ma
3. Andalusia P Thomas: 5 Aug 1825 - 14 Feb 1886, North Haven
4. Cynthia Thomas: 5 July 1828 - 13 July 1919, North Haven
5. Maria L B Thomas: 29 June 1833 - 1 July 1904, North Haven
6. Capt Omar Thomas: 23 Nov 1835 - 22 Apr 1909, North Haven
7. David V Thomas: 27 July 1839 - 3 Nov 1898, North Haven
8. Llewellyn Thomas: after 1840 - before 1850, North Haven
According to daughter Maria's death record, William was born in Lincolnville. William was known as Capt William and his occupation was seafaring as was the custom of the Bartlett Harbor Thomases.
Marriage Announcement: Mr William Thomas to Miss Charlotte Smith, daughter of Jonathan Smith, Esquire (Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot, Boston, Mass, 24 April 1822)
In 1830, William is residing on Vinalhaven (Northern Island) with 1 male between 5 & 10 (Nathaniel), and himself between 30 & 40; 1 female under 5 (Cynthia), 2 females between 5 & 10, 1 between 15 & 20 and Charlotte between 30 & 40. Since they had only been married 9 years, have they taken in other children?
In 1840, William is residing on North Haven with 2 males under the age of 5 (Omar & David), one male between 15 & 20 (Nathaniel), and himself (between 40 & 50); one female between 5 & 10 (Maria), 1 female between 10 & 15 (Cynthia), 1 female between 15 & 20 (Mary A), and his wife (between 40 & 50). he is supporting himself with 2 working in "sea navigation." Living next door is his wife's brother, Jefferson Smith.
In 1850, 57-year-old William is residing on North Haven working as a mariner, with real estate valued at $250. With him are his 55-year-old wife Charlotte and their children Cynthia (ae 22), Maria L B (ae 17), Omar (ae 14) and David S (ae 10). They are residing between David Woster & David Ames.
On 30 May 1854, William Thomas is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He had 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. He owned 1 3-year-old cow and 1/2 of the 52-ton "Pioneer" (his value at $300). Real estate value: $400. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $720.
In 1855, William is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He has 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. For livestock he has 1 3-year-old cow. He owns 50% of the 51-ton sailing vessel "Pioneer" valued at $300. Real estate value: $325. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $645.
In 1860, 67-year-old William and 65-year-old Charlotte are on North Haven. He is a farmer with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Omar (ae 24, mariner), Cynthia (ae 33, school teacher), Mariah (ae 27, milliner) and David (ae 20, mariner) are living with them. Also with them is Jonathan Manchester ae 60, a fisherman. Note:** Cynthia is also found in the same census with sister Mary Ann who married Joseph Otis Amsbury with Quincy, Ma. Cynthia cites in that particular census that she was a school teacher.
In 1870, 77-year-old William is still a mariner on North Haven with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property of $700. Wife Charlotte is age 75. Living with them are daughter, Maria L (ae 36, dressmaker), and son David & his family. David V L is age 30, wife Aldana C is age 23 and their son Omar L is age 2.
In 1880, 87-year-old William & 85-year-old Charlotte are farming on North Haven. Living with them are daughters Cynthia A (ae 52, public school teacher) & Maria (ae 45, dress maker & milliner). Neither Cynthia nor Maria ever married.
Obituary Abstract: Charlotte, wife of William Thomas, d 25 June 1884 at North Haven, aged 89 yrs 2 mos 25 days. Published 1 July 1884.
William, Charlotte and children Cynthia, Maria, Nathaniel and "L" (daughter? are buried in Kiah's Creek Cemetery. All of their markers are made of wood. "Some say Mahogany or some similar enduring wood such as is used in shipbuilding. We do not know who put these unusual grave markers here except the one for Cynthia Thomas which is a recent replacement." Samuel Hiram Beverage for North Haven Historical Society, 1994
William's Knox Co Offices / Elected Position: Representative to the General Court in Boston; 1863
William's marker cites: Wm T; Charlotte's grave marker cites only C T; Cynthia's cites C A T; Maria's cites C T; Nathaniel's cites N T and L Thomas cites L T
Charlotte Smith was b 31 Mar 1795, North Haven, the d/o Jonathan Smith, Jr & Lydia Woster. She d 25 June 1884, North Haven.
Charlotte married Capt William Thomas on 27 Nov 1821, North Haven, married by David Woster, Jr. William was b 19 Sept 1791, Lincolnville, Me, the s/o Joshua Thomas, Jr & Mary Burgess. He d 23 Feb 1885, North Haven.
Charlotte & William had 8 children, all born North Haven.
1. Nathaniel Thomas: abt 1822 - between 1840 & 1850
2. Mary Ann Thomas: abt 1824 (ae 56 at death) - 9 Dec 1880, Quincy, Ma
3. Andalusia P Thomas: 5 Aug 1825 - 14 Feb 1886, North Haven
4. Cynthia Thomas: 5 July 1828 - 13 July 1919, North Haven
5. Maria L B Thomas: 29 June 1833 - 1 July 1904, North Haven
6. Capt Omar Thomas: 23 Nov 1835 - 22 Apr 1909, North Haven
7. David V Thomas: 27 July 1839 - 3 Nov 1898, North Haven
8. Llewellyn Thomas: after 1840 - before 1850, North Haven
According to daughter Maria's death record, William was born in Lincolnville. William was known as Capt William and his occupation was seafaring as was the custom of the Bartlett Harbor Thomases.
Marriage Announcement: Mr William Thomas to Miss Charlotte Smith, daughter of Jonathan Smith, Esquire (Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot, Boston, Mass, 24 April 1822)
In 1830, William is residing on Vinalhaven (Northern Island) with 1 male between 5 & 10 (Nathaniel), and himself between 30 & 40; 1 female under 5 (Cynthia), 2 females between 5 & 10, 1 between 15 & 20 and Charlotte between 30 & 40. Since they had only been married 9 years, have they taken in other children?
In 1840, William is residing on North Haven with 2 males under the age of 5 (Omar & David), one male between 15 & 20 (Nathaniel), and himself (between 40 & 50); one female between 5 & 10 (Maria), 1 female between 10 & 15 (Cynthia), 1 female between 15 & 20 (Mary A), and his wife (between 40 & 50). he is supporting himself with 2 working in "sea navigation." Living next door is his wife's brother, Jefferson Smith.
In 1850, 57-year-old William is residing on North Haven working as a mariner, with real estate valued at $250. With him are his 55-year-old wife Charlotte and their children Cynthia (ae 22), Maria L B (ae 17), Omar (ae 14) and David S (ae 10). They are residing between David Woster & David Ames.
On 30 May 1854, William Thomas is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He had 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. He owned 1 3-year-old cow and 1/2 of the 52-ton "Pioneer" (his value at $300). Real estate value: $400. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $720.
In 1855, William is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He has 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. For livestock he has 1 3-year-old cow. He owns 50% of the 51-ton sailing vessel "Pioneer" valued at $300. Real estate value: $325. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $645.
In 1860, 67-year-old William and 65-year-old Charlotte are on North Haven. He is a farmer with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Omar (ae 24, mariner), Cynthia (ae 33, school teacher), Mariah (ae 27, milliner) and David (ae 20, mariner) are living with them. Also with them is Jonathan Manchester ae 60, a fisherman. Note:** Cynthia is also found in the same census with sister Mary Ann who married Joseph Otis Amsbury with Quincy, Ma. Cynthia cites in that particular census that she was a school teacher.
In 1870, 77-year-old William is still a mariner on North Haven with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property of $700. Wife Charlotte is age 75. Living with them are daughter, Maria L (ae 36, dressmaker), and son David & his family. David V L is age 30, wife Aldana C is age 23 and their son Omar L is age 2.
In 1880, 87-year-old William & 85-year-old Charlotte are farming on North Haven. Living with them are daughters Cynthia A (ae 52, public school teacher) & Maria (ae 45, dress maker & milliner). Neither Cynthia nor Maria ever married.
Obituary Abstract: Charlotte, wife of William Thomas, d 25 June 1884 at North Haven, aged 89 yrs 2 mos 25 days. Published 1 July 1884.
William, Charlotte and children Cynthia, Maria, Nathaniel and "L" (daughter? are buried in Kiah's Creek Cemetery. All of their markers are made of wood. "Some say Mahogany or some similar enduring wood such as is used in shipbuilding. We do not know who put these unusual grave markers here except the one for Cynthia Thomas which is a recent replacement." Samuel Hiram Beverage for North Haven Historical Society, 1994
William's Knox Co Offices / Elected Position: Representative to the General Court in Boston; 1863
William's marker cites: Wm T; Charlotte's grave marker cites only C T; Cynthia's cites C A T; Maria's cites C T; Nathaniel's cites N T and L Thomas cites L T
Charlotte married Capt William Thomas on 27 Nov 1821, North Haven, married by David Woster, Jr. William was b 19 Sept 1791, Lincolnville, Me, the s/o Joshua Thomas, Jr & Mary Burgess. He d 23 Feb 1885, North Haven.
Charlotte & William had 8 children, all born North Haven.
1. Nathaniel Thomas: abt 1822 - between 1840 & 1850
2. Mary Ann Thomas: abt 1824 (ae 56 at death) - 9 Dec 1880, Quincy, Ma
3. Andalusia P Thomas: 5 Aug 1825 - 14 Feb 1886, North Haven
4. Cynthia Thomas: 5 July 1828 - 13 July 1919, North Haven
5. Maria L B Thomas: 29 June 1833 - 1 July 1904, North Haven
6. Capt Omar Thomas: 23 Nov 1835 - 22 Apr 1909, North Haven
7. David V Thomas: 27 July 1839 - 3 Nov 1898, North Haven
8. Llewellyn Thomas: after 1840 - before 1850, North Haven
According to daughter Maria's death record, William was born in Lincolnville. William was known as Capt William and his occupation was seafaring as was the custom of the Bartlett Harbor Thomases.
Marriage Announcement: Mr William Thomas to Miss Charlotte Smith, daughter of Jonathan Smith, Esquire (Independent Chronicle & Boston Patriot, Boston, Mass, 24 April 1822)
In 1830, William is residing on Vinalhaven (Northern Island) with 1 male between 5 & 10 (Nathaniel), and himself between 30 & 40; 1 female under 5 (Cynthia), 2 females between 5 & 10, 1 between 15 & 20 and Charlotte between 30 & 40. Since they had only been married 9 years, have they taken in other children?
In 1840, William is residing on North Haven with 2 males under the age of 5 (Omar & David), one male between 15 & 20 (Nathaniel), and himself (between 40 & 50); one female between 5 & 10 (Maria), 1 female between 10 & 15 (Cynthia), 1 female between 15 & 20 (Mary A), and his wife (between 40 & 50). he is supporting himself with 2 working in "sea navigation." Living next door is his wife's brother, Jefferson Smith.
In 1850, 57-year-old William is residing on North Haven working as a mariner, with real estate valued at $250. With him are his 55-year-old wife Charlotte and their children Cynthia (ae 22), Maria L B (ae 17), Omar (ae 14) and David S (ae 10). They are residing between David Woster & David Ames.
On 30 May 1854, William Thomas is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He had 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. He owned 1 3-year-old cow and 1/2 of the 52-ton "Pioneer" (his value at $300). Real estate value: $400. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $720.
In 1855, William is included in North Haven's Tax Assessment. He has 1 poll, 12 acres of land, 1 house & 1 barn. For livestock he has 1 3-year-old cow. He owns 50% of the 51-ton sailing vessel "Pioneer" valued at $300. Real estate value: $325. Personal property value: $320. Total Tax Assessment: $645.
In 1860, 67-year-old William and 65-year-old Charlotte are on North Haven. He is a farmer with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Omar (ae 24, mariner), Cynthia (ae 33, school teacher), Mariah (ae 27, milliner) and David (ae 20, mariner) are living with them. Also with them is Jonathan Manchester ae 60, a fisherman. Note:** Cynthia is also found in the same census with sister Mary Ann who married Joseph Otis Amsbury with Quincy, Ma. Cynthia cites in that particular census that she was a school teacher.
In 1870, 77-year-old William is still a mariner on North Haven with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property of $700. Wife Charlotte is age 75. Living with them are daughter, Maria L (ae 36, dressmaker), and son David & his family. David V L is age 30, wife Aldana C is age 23 and their son Omar L is age 2.
In 1880, 87-year-old William & 85-year-old Charlotte are farming on North Haven. Living with them are daughters Cynthia A (ae 52, public school teacher) & Maria (ae 45, dress maker & milliner). Neither Cynthia nor Maria ever married.
Obituary Abstract: Charlotte, wife of William Thomas, d 25 June 1884 at North Haven, aged 89 yrs 2 mos 25 days. Published 1 July 1884.
William, Charlotte and children Cynthia, Maria, Nathaniel and "L" (daughter? are buried in Kiah's Creek Cemetery. All of their markers are made of wood. "Some say Mahogany or some similar enduring wood such as is used in shipbuilding. We do not know who put these unusual grave markers here except the one for Cynthia Thomas which is a recent replacement." Samuel Hiram Beverage for North Haven Historical Society, 1994
William's Knox Co Offices / Elected Position: Representative to the General Court in Boston; 1863
William's marker cites: Wm T; Charlotte's grave marker cites only C T; Cynthia's cites C A T; Maria's cites C T; Nathaniel's cites N T and L Thomas cites L T
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C T
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Like all the family's markers, they were inscribed with only initials on ship's wood. It is known Charlotte's only said C T. Absent 2014.
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