Son of Lt. Thomas Putnam and Ann (Holyoke). Husband of Ann Carr.
Father of at least 10 children, including Ann Putnam, Jr. His daughter, Ann, was one of the accusers in the Salem Witch Trials.
After he and his wife died in 1699, his daughter Ann, age 19, became responsible for raising her siblings, who ranged in age from 7 months to 18 years.
He is buried along with his wife and daughter, Ann, in an unmarked grave.
Vital records, Salem, marriages:
PUTNAM: Thomas, Jr., and Ann Carr, 25: 9m: 1678
His parents:
PUTNAM Thomas, s. John and Priscilla, "formerly Inhabytants of Abboteason in Buckinghamsheare (England)," and Ann Holyoke, d. Edward and Prudence, "formerly of Tanworth, in Warwicksheare (England)," 17: 8m: 1643
Vital records, Salem, births:
His siblings include:
An, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 25: 6m: 1645
Mary, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 17: 8m: 1649
Thomas, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 12: 1m: 1652
Edward, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 4: 5m: 1654
Deliverance, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 5: 7m: 1656
Elizabeth, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 30: 6m: 1659
Prudence, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 28: 12m: 1661
His children include:
Anna, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Oct. 18, 1679
Thomas, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Feb. 9, 1680-81
Elizabeth, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), May 29, 1683
Ebenezer, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), July 25, 1685
Deliverance, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Sept. 11, 1687
Experience, d. Thomas, bp. Nov. 20, 1698
Father of at least 10 children, including Ann Putnam, Jr. His daughter, Ann, was one of the accusers in the Salem Witch Trials.
After he and his wife died in 1699, his daughter Ann, age 19, became responsible for raising her siblings, who ranged in age from 7 months to 18 years.
He is buried along with his wife and daughter, Ann, in an unmarked grave.
Vital records, Salem, marriages:
PUTNAM: Thomas, Jr., and Ann Carr, 25: 9m: 1678
His parents:
PUTNAM Thomas, s. John and Priscilla, "formerly Inhabytants of Abboteason in Buckinghamsheare (England)," and Ann Holyoke, d. Edward and Prudence, "formerly of Tanworth, in Warwicksheare (England)," 17: 8m: 1643
Vital records, Salem, births:
His siblings include:
An, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 25: 6m: 1645
Mary, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 17: 8m: 1649
Thomas, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 12: 1m: 1652
Edward, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 4: 5m: 1654
Deliverance, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 5: 7m: 1656
Elizabeth, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 30: 6m: 1659
Prudence, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 28: 12m: 1661
His children include:
Anna, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Oct. 18, 1679
Thomas, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Feb. 9, 1680-81
Elizabeth, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), May 29, 1683
Ebenezer, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), July 25, 1685
Deliverance, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Sept. 11, 1687
Experience, d. Thomas, bp. Nov. 20, 1698
Son of Lt. Thomas Putnam and Ann (Holyoke). Husband of Ann Carr.
Father of at least 10 children, including Ann Putnam, Jr. His daughter, Ann, was one of the accusers in the Salem Witch Trials.
After he and his wife died in 1699, his daughter Ann, age 19, became responsible for raising her siblings, who ranged in age from 7 months to 18 years.
He is buried along with his wife and daughter, Ann, in an unmarked grave.
Vital records, Salem, marriages:
PUTNAM: Thomas, Jr., and Ann Carr, 25: 9m: 1678
His parents:
PUTNAM Thomas, s. John and Priscilla, "formerly Inhabytants of Abboteason in Buckinghamsheare (England)," and Ann Holyoke, d. Edward and Prudence, "formerly of Tanworth, in Warwicksheare (England)," 17: 8m: 1643
Vital records, Salem, births:
His siblings include:
An, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 25: 6m: 1645
Mary, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 17: 8m: 1649
Thomas, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 12: 1m: 1652
Edward, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 4: 5m: 1654
Deliverance, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 5: 7m: 1656
Elizabeth, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 30: 6m: 1659
Prudence, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 28: 12m: 1661
His children include:
Anna, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Oct. 18, 1679
Thomas, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Feb. 9, 1680-81
Elizabeth, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), May 29, 1683
Ebenezer, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), July 25, 1685
Deliverance, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Sept. 11, 1687
Experience, d. Thomas, bp. Nov. 20, 1698
Father of at least 10 children, including Ann Putnam, Jr. His daughter, Ann, was one of the accusers in the Salem Witch Trials.
After he and his wife died in 1699, his daughter Ann, age 19, became responsible for raising her siblings, who ranged in age from 7 months to 18 years.
He is buried along with his wife and daughter, Ann, in an unmarked grave.
Vital records, Salem, marriages:
PUTNAM: Thomas, Jr., and Ann Carr, 25: 9m: 1678
His parents:
PUTNAM Thomas, s. John and Priscilla, "formerly Inhabytants of Abboteason in Buckinghamsheare (England)," and Ann Holyoke, d. Edward and Prudence, "formerly of Tanworth, in Warwicksheare (England)," 17: 8m: 1643
Vital records, Salem, births:
His siblings include:
An, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 25: 6m: 1645
Mary, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 17: 8m: 1649
Thomas, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 12: 1m: 1652
Edward, s. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 4: 5m: 1654
Deliverance, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 5: 7m: 1656
Elizabeth, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 30: 6m: 1659
Prudence, d. Thomas and Ann (Holyocke), 28: 12m: 1661
His children include:
Anna, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Oct. 18, 1679
Thomas, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Feb. 9, 1680-81
Elizabeth, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), May 29, 1683
Ebenezer, s. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), July 25, 1685
Deliverance, d. Thomas, jr. and Ann (Carr), Sept. 11, 1687
Experience, d. Thomas, bp. Nov. 20, 1698
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