Daughter of Rev. John Robinson
and Hannah (____).
Wife of Nathaniel Thomas Jr.
Vital Records of Duxbury Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Births - Page 136
HANNAH ROBINSON, d. John and Hannah,
Nov. 2, 1708.
Marriages - Page 295
HANNAH ROBINSON and NATHANIEL
THOMAS Jr. of Plymouth,
Sept. 1, 1729
Also found in the Duxbury vital records,
Hannah's mother and sister:
Deaths - Page 407
HANNAH ROBINSON, w. Rev. John "drowned in
ye passage from Duxbury to Boston,"
Sept. 22, 1722.
MARY ROBINSON, d. Rev. John and Hannah,
"drowned in ye passage from Duxbury to
Boston," Sept. 22, 1722. a. 16
G.R.1.
(G.R.1. - gravestone record, Old Cemetery,
Chestnut Street, South Duxbury).
Note on gravestone photo:
This gravestone is between the gravestones
of Nathaniel Thomas/Luce Thomas and
Mrs. Hope Thomas. This is possibly the
gravestone of Hannah Thomas.
There is no information that can been seen.
Suggestions sent to me:
Neil on 29 Nov 2020
Hannah Robinson-Thomas -- MEMORIAL ID 93390591
You have the death date of Hannah Robinson Thomas as 19 Feb 1730.... how can this be so when her daughter Hannah was born in Plymouth on 20 Jun 1730.... I can see 19 Feb 1731 but not 19 Feb 1730.... the child would have died as well if it was Feb 1730.....Also, given the 1 year grievance for widows/widowers... then the courting and seeking persmission from the church to marry again, the 3rd marriage to Elizabeth Gardner falls in line (1734) with the 1731 death date..... are you sure the tombstone was translated correctly? Otherwise, there would be another wife Hannah as the mother of Hannah Thomas-Thomas, but the timeframe does not permit for such.... Thank you, Chace Simmonds-Frith
Neil on 1 Dec 2020
RE: Hannah Thomas
The sources I have been looking at is, in particular, the birth of her daughter, Hannah Thomas-Thomas who was the first female LightHouse Keeper in the US.... Hannah Thomas-Thomas' birth is recorded in Plymouth as 20 June 1730.... Her mother, Hannah Robinson is listed, per the tombstone transcription, as dying on 19 Feb 1730. The 4-month difference between Mother Hannah dying in Feb and daughter Hannah being born -months later is not possible,,, so either daughter Hannah was born in 1729, which is contrary to the recorded birth in Plymouth, or Mother Hannah died in 1731.... which is what I am trying to validate... Thank you, Chace
and Hannah (____).
Wife of Nathaniel Thomas Jr.
Vital Records of Duxbury Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Births - Page 136
HANNAH ROBINSON, d. John and Hannah,
Nov. 2, 1708.
Marriages - Page 295
HANNAH ROBINSON and NATHANIEL
THOMAS Jr. of Plymouth,
Sept. 1, 1729
Also found in the Duxbury vital records,
Hannah's mother and sister:
Deaths - Page 407
HANNAH ROBINSON, w. Rev. John "drowned in
ye passage from Duxbury to Boston,"
Sept. 22, 1722.
MARY ROBINSON, d. Rev. John and Hannah,
"drowned in ye passage from Duxbury to
Boston," Sept. 22, 1722. a. 16
G.R.1.
(G.R.1. - gravestone record, Old Cemetery,
Chestnut Street, South Duxbury).
Note on gravestone photo:
This gravestone is between the gravestones
of Nathaniel Thomas/Luce Thomas and
Mrs. Hope Thomas. This is possibly the
gravestone of Hannah Thomas.
There is no information that can been seen.
Suggestions sent to me:
Neil on 29 Nov 2020
Hannah Robinson-Thomas -- MEMORIAL ID 93390591
You have the death date of Hannah Robinson Thomas as 19 Feb 1730.... how can this be so when her daughter Hannah was born in Plymouth on 20 Jun 1730.... I can see 19 Feb 1731 but not 19 Feb 1730.... the child would have died as well if it was Feb 1730.....Also, given the 1 year grievance for widows/widowers... then the courting and seeking persmission from the church to marry again, the 3rd marriage to Elizabeth Gardner falls in line (1734) with the 1731 death date..... are you sure the tombstone was translated correctly? Otherwise, there would be another wife Hannah as the mother of Hannah Thomas-Thomas, but the timeframe does not permit for such.... Thank you, Chace Simmonds-Frith
Neil on 1 Dec 2020
RE: Hannah Thomas
The sources I have been looking at is, in particular, the birth of her daughter, Hannah Thomas-Thomas who was the first female LightHouse Keeper in the US.... Hannah Thomas-Thomas' birth is recorded in Plymouth as 20 June 1730.... Her mother, Hannah Robinson is listed, per the tombstone transcription, as dying on 19 Feb 1730. The 4-month difference between Mother Hannah dying in Feb and daughter Hannah being born -months later is not possible,,, so either daughter Hannah was born in 1729, which is contrary to the recorded birth in Plymouth, or Mother Hannah died in 1731.... which is what I am trying to validate... Thank you, Chace
Daughter of Rev. John Robinson
and Hannah (____).
Wife of Nathaniel Thomas Jr.
Vital Records of Duxbury Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Births - Page 136
HANNAH ROBINSON, d. John and Hannah,
Nov. 2, 1708.
Marriages - Page 295
HANNAH ROBINSON and NATHANIEL
THOMAS Jr. of Plymouth,
Sept. 1, 1729
Also found in the Duxbury vital records,
Hannah's mother and sister:
Deaths - Page 407
HANNAH ROBINSON, w. Rev. John "drowned in
ye passage from Duxbury to Boston,"
Sept. 22, 1722.
MARY ROBINSON, d. Rev. John and Hannah,
"drowned in ye passage from Duxbury to
Boston," Sept. 22, 1722. a. 16
G.R.1.
(G.R.1. - gravestone record, Old Cemetery,
Chestnut Street, South Duxbury).
Note on gravestone photo:
This gravestone is between the gravestones
of Nathaniel Thomas/Luce Thomas and
Mrs. Hope Thomas. This is possibly the
gravestone of Hannah Thomas.
There is no information that can been seen.
Suggestions sent to me:
Neil on 29 Nov 2020
Hannah Robinson-Thomas -- MEMORIAL ID 93390591
You have the death date of Hannah Robinson Thomas as 19 Feb 1730.... how can this be so when her daughter Hannah was born in Plymouth on 20 Jun 1730.... I can see 19 Feb 1731 but not 19 Feb 1730.... the child would have died as well if it was Feb 1730.....Also, given the 1 year grievance for widows/widowers... then the courting and seeking persmission from the church to marry again, the 3rd marriage to Elizabeth Gardner falls in line (1734) with the 1731 death date..... are you sure the tombstone was translated correctly? Otherwise, there would be another wife Hannah as the mother of Hannah Thomas-Thomas, but the timeframe does not permit for such.... Thank you, Chace Simmonds-Frith
Neil on 1 Dec 2020
RE: Hannah Thomas
The sources I have been looking at is, in particular, the birth of her daughter, Hannah Thomas-Thomas who was the first female LightHouse Keeper in the US.... Hannah Thomas-Thomas' birth is recorded in Plymouth as 20 June 1730.... Her mother, Hannah Robinson is listed, per the tombstone transcription, as dying on 19 Feb 1730. The 4-month difference between Mother Hannah dying in Feb and daughter Hannah being born -months later is not possible,,, so either daughter Hannah was born in 1729, which is contrary to the recorded birth in Plymouth, or Mother Hannah died in 1731.... which is what I am trying to validate... Thank you, Chace
and Hannah (____).
Wife of Nathaniel Thomas Jr.
Vital Records of Duxbury Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Births - Page 136
HANNAH ROBINSON, d. John and Hannah,
Nov. 2, 1708.
Marriages - Page 295
HANNAH ROBINSON and NATHANIEL
THOMAS Jr. of Plymouth,
Sept. 1, 1729
Also found in the Duxbury vital records,
Hannah's mother and sister:
Deaths - Page 407
HANNAH ROBINSON, w. Rev. John "drowned in
ye passage from Duxbury to Boston,"
Sept. 22, 1722.
MARY ROBINSON, d. Rev. John and Hannah,
"drowned in ye passage from Duxbury to
Boston," Sept. 22, 1722. a. 16
G.R.1.
(G.R.1. - gravestone record, Old Cemetery,
Chestnut Street, South Duxbury).
Note on gravestone photo:
This gravestone is between the gravestones
of Nathaniel Thomas/Luce Thomas and
Mrs. Hope Thomas. This is possibly the
gravestone of Hannah Thomas.
There is no information that can been seen.
Suggestions sent to me:
Neil on 29 Nov 2020
Hannah Robinson-Thomas -- MEMORIAL ID 93390591
You have the death date of Hannah Robinson Thomas as 19 Feb 1730.... how can this be so when her daughter Hannah was born in Plymouth on 20 Jun 1730.... I can see 19 Feb 1731 but not 19 Feb 1730.... the child would have died as well if it was Feb 1730.....Also, given the 1 year grievance for widows/widowers... then the courting and seeking persmission from the church to marry again, the 3rd marriage to Elizabeth Gardner falls in line (1734) with the 1731 death date..... are you sure the tombstone was translated correctly? Otherwise, there would be another wife Hannah as the mother of Hannah Thomas-Thomas, but the timeframe does not permit for such.... Thank you, Chace Simmonds-Frith
Neil on 1 Dec 2020
RE: Hannah Thomas
The sources I have been looking at is, in particular, the birth of her daughter, Hannah Thomas-Thomas who was the first female LightHouse Keeper in the US.... Hannah Thomas-Thomas' birth is recorded in Plymouth as 20 June 1730.... Her mother, Hannah Robinson is listed, per the tombstone transcription, as dying on 19 Feb 1730. The 4-month difference between Mother Hannah dying in Feb and daughter Hannah being born -months later is not possible,,, so either daughter Hannah was born in 1729, which is contrary to the recorded birth in Plymouth, or Mother Hannah died in 1731.... which is what I am trying to validate... Thank you, Chace
Inscription
Here lyes buried
the body of Mrs
HANNAH THOMAS wife
to Mr NATHANIEL THOMAS
decd Febry ye 19th 1730
in the 23d year of her age.
Epitaphs from Burial Hill
by Bradford Kingman
Published 1892
Epitaph #97
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