Thomas Cornell

Thomas M Cornell, age 59, Catasauqua, PA View Details

Cities: Hubbard OH, Rotonda West FL, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Cheryl M Clayton, Taraleigh Coburn, Hilary Suzanne Cornell

Thomas James Cornell, age 56, Monroe, WA View Details

Cities: Hubbard OH, Rotonda West FL, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Cheryl M Clayton, Taraleigh Coburn, Hilary Suzanne Cornell

Thomas John Cornell, age 84, Mundelein, IL View Details

Locations: Hubbard OH, Rotonda West FL, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Cheryl M Clayton, Taraleigh Coburn

Thomas F Cornell, age 68, Hubbard, OH View Details

Locations: Hubbard OH, Rotonda West FL, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Cheryl M Clayton, Taraleigh Coburn

Thomas Rodger Cornell, age 40s, Collierville, TN View Details

Locations: Collierville TN, Syracuse NY, Clinton PA Possible Relatives: Geraldine M Cornell, Jennifer Susan Cornell, Jenny E Cornell

Thomas A Cornell, age 40s, West Newton, PA View Details

Locations: West Newton PA, Smithton PA Possible Relatives: Annette J Cornell, Anthony Paul Cornell, Bonetia M Cornell

Thomas F Cornell, age 91 View Details

Address:***** E Harmon Ave, Las Vegas, NV

Thomas P Cornell, age 71 View Details

Address:***** W Scharles Ave, Hales Corners, WI. Phone Number: (414) 425-****

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The 1673 Murder of Rebecca Cornell and the 'Good Fire'

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The Cornells were a well-respected family in Portsmouth, R.I. Thomas and Rebecca, originally from England, ran an inn in Boston.They left Massachusetts in the wake of Ann Hutchinson's expulsion for her religious beliefs. The Cornells sympathized with the more tolerant society Roger Williams was creating in Rhode Island.

How a 'Ghost' Convicted Lizzie Borden's Ancestor for Killing His Mother

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What makes Thomas Cornell's execution unique, at least by modern sensibilities, in that he arrived at the gallows largely due to testimony from a witness claiming Rebecca's ghost fingered him as the guilty party — in a dream. Weirder still, Thomas Cornell was an ancestor of Lizzie Borden who, two centuries later, would become America's ...

Burnt with Fire - The Rhode Island Historical Society

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Thomas Cornell was convicted and executed for killing his mother Rebecca, who died in a mysterious fire. The evidence against him was circumstantial and spectral, involving a ghostly visit and a wound on her body.

1673: Thomas Cornell, on spectral evidence | Executed Today

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Thomas Cornell was hanged for allegedly killing his mother Rebecca, who died in a mysterious fire. The case relied on a dream and a wound that were questionable and circumstantial.

Murder of Rebeca Cornell, Newport, RI - RootsWeb

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Upon Indictment by the Generall Aturny M r John Easton in the behalfe of our Soverreigne Lord the King against Thomas Cornell now prissoner ffor that on the Eveninge of the Eight day of ffebruary last in the 25th yeare of his Maj ties Reigne Ann o 1672 the said Thomas did murther his mother Rebecca Cornell or was aydeinge or abettinge thereto. The said Thomas Cornell beinge cald for and ...

Thomas Cornell, [about 21 October 1627 - 23 May 1673], Born: Saffron ...

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Notes for Thomas Cornell . 1642 On 2 November, Thomas Cornell of Hertford and Elisabeth Fiscock of Pleymouth in Engel were married at the Old Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. 1655 On 17 March, Thomas Cornell was chosen with three others to prize land and buildings of John Wood, deceased. He had a grant of ten acres 10 Dec 1657.

Thomas Cornell

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Thomas Cornell arrived two years later and was admitted freeman of Portsmouth, Aug. 6, 1640. Feb. 4, 1641, 'a piece of meadow,' was granted him to be fenced in at his own cost. The same year he was made constable, and the following year ensign (name spelt Cornhill). At the same time Richard Morris was elected captain, and Mr..

Founding Mothers: Rebecca Cornell - Friend of Anne

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Thomas Cornell was given ten acres of land by November of 1643. Their eldest daughter Sarah remained in New York as a new bride. Thomas accumulated land grants in both New York and Portsmouth. In July 1646 Thomas was granted a 100 acre homestead that would be the location of Rebecca's mysterious death in 1673. This grant is the land around ...

Thomas Cornell (1627-1673) - FamilySearch.org

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When Thomas Cornell was born on 21 October 1627, in Saffron Walden, Essex, England, his father, Thomas Cornell, was 33 and his mother, Rebecca, was 28. He married Elizabeth before 1657, in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 4 sons. He lived in Thornton le Moors, Cheshire, England in 1625.