Thomas Hicks 
Thomas was born in 1667 in Flushing, Queens, Kings County, New York.1 Thomas' father was Thomas Hicks and his mother was Mary Butler. His maternal grandparents were Richard Butler and Elizabeth Biglow. He had a brother named Jacob Butler. He had four half-brothers and four half-sisters, named John, Thomas, John, Jacob, Mary, Phebe, Sarah and Elizabeth. He died at the age of 45 in 1712 in Flushing, Queens, Kings County, New York.1 General Notes
[Maty Butler.FTW]
Will: I, Thomas Hicks, Jr., of Flushing, in Queens County, being weakand indisposed. I leave to my wife, Deborah Hicks, the use and benefitof my homestead where I now live, to wit, that part that was JamesClements, Together with 10 acres of woodland at the northeast cornerof my 100 acres, and all the housing and orchards during herwidowhood, Also the use of the meadow I bought of Francis Doughty, Andthe use of my whole plantation till my son, Thomas Hicks, comes ofage. I leave to my son Thomas, all the lands and plantation I boughtof Richard Chew, with all the 100 acres that I bought of JohnHinchman, except the 10 acres at the northeast corner, which I leaveto my son Augustine, Also the meadow that was formerly James Clements.I leave to my son, Augustine Hicks, all my homestead that was JamesClements, after my wife's decease, Also the 10 acres of woodland atthe northeast corner of my 100 acres, And all the meadow that wasFrancis Doughty's, with all the haying and orchards. I leave to my sonWhitehead Hicks, all the 10 acre lots bought and purchased by myfather in law Daniel Whitehead, deceased, Situate and lying upon thesouth side of the Hills, to him and his heirs and assigns. And my sonThomas is to pay to is brother Whitehead €25, when he is of age. Andmy son Augustine shall pay him €10. And my son Thomas shall pay to hisbrother, Stephenson Hicks, €100 when of age. I leave to my sixdaughters, Abigail, Deborah, Mary, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Martha, twothirds of movables. I appoint my wife executor, and my brother, JacobHicks, and Thomas Willett, Jr., and James Johnson, overseers.
Note: Dated April 30, 1712. Witnesses, James Clements, FrancisDoughty, John Ryder. Proved, October 20,1712.
Note: The widow Deborah Hicks, having died, and Thomas Willetts, Jr.,and James Johnson, having refused the executorship, and the saidDeborah Hicks having made a will and appointed John Rodman, RobertFields, Francis Doughty and Samuel Bowne, executors, And Samuel Bowneand John Rodman by
writing dated October 16th having refused, Letters of administrationare granted Robert Field, Francis Doughty, and Jacob Hicks.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1640 in Newport, Rhode Island d.1740 in Queens, Nassau County, New York
- b.1667 in Flushing, Queens, Kings County, New York d.1712 in Flushing, Queens, Kings County, New York
- b.1612 in Braintree, Essex, England d.06 Aug 1684 in Weathersfield, Hartford County, Connecticutt
- b.1635 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut d.12 Sep 1689 in Weathersfield, Hartford County, Connecticutt
- b.1518 in Ollerton Hall, Cheshire, England d.1556
- b.~ 1556 in Ollerton, Suffolk, England d.04 Nov 1582 in Knutsford
- b.1528 in Notts, England
- b.~ 1578 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England d.17 May 1626 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England
- b.1550 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England
- b.~ 1608 d.11 Sep 1691
- b.~ 1582 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England d.01 May 1626 in Wrentham, Suffolk, England
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