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Thomas Bright 1660–1740 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1660
Birth Location: Lyndhurst, Bergen, New Jersey, United States
Death Date: Abt. 1740
Death Location: Minstead, Hampshire England
Father: William Bright🌱
Mother: Eleanor ROSSITER
Spouse(s): Katherine Gain
Children(s): George Bright
In 1660, Thomas Bright entered the world in Lyndhurst, Bergen, New Jersey, United States, born to William Bright And Eleanor Rossiter. Thomas Bright married Katherine Gain, and had children including George Bright. Thomas Bright passed away in 1740 in Minstead, Hampshire England.
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Biography
- In 1660, Thomas Bright entered the world in Lyndhurst, Bergen, New Jersey, United States, born to William Bright And Eleanor Rossiter.
- Thomas Bright married Katherine Gain, and had children including George Bright.
- Thomas Bright passed away in 1740 in Minstead, Hampshire England.
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Thomas Bright's Descendants
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1. George Bright 1698–1771 m. Martha Lucas 1697–1755
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1. Martha Bright 1730–1788 m. Moses Evans 1721–1796
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1. Moses Evans 1754–1816 m. Elinor Lewis 1746–1822
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1. Moses Evans 1783–1833 m. Esther Breeze 1784–1855
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1660
Event Place: Lyndhurst, Bergen, New Jersey, United States
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Abt. 1740
Event Place: Minstead, Hampshire England