Jr. Thomas Gleason 54,55,69
- Born: Jan 1637, Sulgrave, Northamptonshire, England 55,57
- Marriage (1): Sarah (Unknown) in Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA 54
- Died: 25 Jul 1705, Framingham, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA at age 68 55,58
 General Notes:
AFN: 8KMC-87
Thomas settled in Sudbury, MA in 1665, on the east side of Cochituate Pond, or Long Pond, as it was uniformly called in the early records. This pond lies partly in Natick, partly in Sudbury, and partly in Framingham. On Sept. 29, 1673 he bought by exchange from Benjamin and Mary Rice, the northerly one half of eighty acres, which lay between Beaver Dam Brook, Gleason's Pond and Gleason's Hill in Framingham. Gleason's Pond, as it is still called, coversabout 13 acres. It was named for Thomas Gleason, and for four generations his descendents lived upon its borders. Thomas' own home was built near it in 1678. On Oct. 5, 1678, he was received as an inhabitant in the town of Sherborn, where heenjoyed civil and religious privileges, his estate being taxable there up to 1700. *
* Genealogy of the Descendents of Thomas Gleason, J.B. White, 1909 [William Gleason.FTW]
His estate was valued at 246 Pounds Sterling, Thomas Gleason Jr. 1637
!History of Framingham by J.H. Temple p.563
!History of Framingham by William Barry p.256
!Bonds Watertown p236 Authority (un-verified) from Ancetral files in Family History Center (Mormon Church)
Noted events in his life were:
• Probate, 1705. 54
Thomas married Sarah (Unknown) in Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA.54 (Sarah (Unknown) was born about 1640 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA 55,56 and died on 25 Jul 1705 in Framingham, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA 55,57.)
Thomas next married Mary Milton.
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