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- It appears that Thomas arrived in Salem with a young family not far from 1630, and lodged for a time at Lynn." Assigned land in Duxbury (Plymouth) July 3, 1637. He moved to Sandwich in 1637. (Information from Burgess Genealogy - 1865 edition)
Thomas Burges was in Sandwich in 1637, Representative to the General Court, (Information for Genealogies of Mayflower Familes Vol.i).
In 1642, He fought in the Narragansett War, 1645., Etc. Savage Calls Him "One of the Chief Men of the Town."
Through the Agency of Capt. Miles Sytandish he received a Grant of Land 3 March 1652/3 in Manomet, the area later called Monument, Lying to the North of Sandwich Settlement which was named Herring River Village (Within the Township of Sandwich). (Information from Little Compton Families)
His grave had monumental slab which came from England .
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