Thomas Cornell Thorne, 17611828 (aged 67 years)

Name
Thomas Cornell /Thorne/
Given names
Thomas Cornell
Surname
Thorne
Family with parents
father
17311783
Birth: July 18, 1731 27 25 Hempstead, Long Island, NY
Death: September 2, 1783Great Neck, Long Island, NY
mother
Marriage MarriageMarch 9, 1754St. George's Church, Hempstead, Long Island, NY
7 years
himself
17611828
Birth: January 9, 1761 29 28 Queens, Long Island, New York
Death: September 29, 1828
5 years
younger brother
17661834
Birth: April 25, 1766 34 34 Hempstead, LI, NY
Death: May 1, 1834
-10 years
elder sister
1755/56 CE1837
Birth: April 29, 1755/56 CE 24 24 Queens, Long Island, New York
Death: March 8, 1837Great Neck, Nassau County, Long Island, New York
15 months
elder brother
17571853
Birth: August 9, 1757 26 25 Queens, Long Island, New York
Death: December 17, 1853
23 years
younger brother
brother
Family with Elizabeth Kissam
himself
17611828
Birth: January 9, 1761 29 28 Queens, Long Island, New York
Death: September 29, 1828
wife
17611833
Birth: 1761 34 32 Westchester County, NY
Death: June 28, 1833New York, NY
Marriage MarriageAugust 10, 1786St. George's Church, Hempstead, Long Island, NY
4 years
son
1790
Birth: January 17, 1790 29 29 St. George's Church, Hempstead, Long Island, NY
5 years
son
1794
Birth: December 21, 1794 33 33 St. George's Church, Hempstead, Long Island, NY
Note

Thomas C. Thorne. He was married to Elizabeth Kissam.
William Thorne was born on 18 Jul 1731 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY. He died on 2 Sep 1783 in Great Neck, Hempstead, LI, NY. William was a vestryman in the St. Georges Church at Hempstead, Long Island until 1767. He later joined the Society of Friends and died in Great Neck, LI.

<a href="http://www.thornfamily.net/williamthorne1/d2940.htm#P3170">FIFTH GENERATION</a>

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CHRIST CHURCH, MANHASSET

For many years the congregation living north side the Plains (especially on the Necks) felt it a great inconvenience to ride over to the Hempstead church. To relieve them in some measure, occasional services were held in the Dutch church at Success. In 1799, June 26, Rev. J. H. Hobart preached at Major Kissam's, Flower Hill. On June 23d, 1802, the vestry of St. George's Church consented that a church should be built at Cow Neck, and on December 2d, George Onderdonk, farmer, and Sarah, his wife, for $195.47 sold two acres and ninety-seven square rods, at the Head of Cow Neck, to john M. Smith, Benjamin Tredwell, William Mitchell and Thomas C. Thorne, farmers, in trust for an Episcopal church and cemetery.
Note

Occupation: farmer

Note

Thomas C. Thorne advertised a stallion race horse, Potomak, for breeding

broadside:

To cover. : The noted horse Potomak, will stand to cover the ensuing season, at the stable of William Jones, Cold-Spring, township of Oyster-Bay, Queen's County, at 10 dollar the season, 6 the single leap and 15 dollars to ensure a foal. Potomak was got by Old Messenger, his dam by Figure, his grand-dam by Bashaw, his great grand-dam by Hero. He is a bright bay, six years old, fifteen hands and a half high, well made, and from his strength and bone, is likely to...

[Portsmouth, N.H. : s. n., 1802] 1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 21 x 15 cm

Potomak was got by Old Messenger and his dam was Figure. He was a bay horse and was foaled in 1796. He ran most of his races in the state of New York.

illustrated with a fine woodcut of the horse and his groom. Lists times he will be standing at the stable of William Jones of Oyster Bay, New York. Annotated in pencil at the top and bottom at an unknown time by a former owner of the broadside. One of the earliest illustrated broadsheets we have seen for announcing a stallion to stand in stud.

Note

At the Annual Town meeting held on the first Tuesday in
April 1800 At the house of Isaac Hagner, the following per-
sons were Chosen Town officers Viz,

Assessors Valentine Williams, John M. Smith, Minne
Onderdonk, Timothy Smith, Thomas C. Thorne.

At the annual Townmeeting held on the first Tiiesday in
April 1804-1817

Overseers of highways - Thomas C. Thorne,