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THOMAS SAVORY (b. 1572, d. Aft. 06 Apr 1674)

THOMAS SAVORY (son of ROBERT SAVORY and MRS. JOAN SAVORY) was born 1572 in ENGLAND, and died Aft. 06 Apr 1674 in PLYMOUTH, MASS.. He married MARY WOODRORKE on 26 Jan 1595/96 in BOXTED, SUFFOLK, ENGLAND.

Notes for THOMAS SAVORY:
Thomas was one of four men sent by John Howland in 1634 to cut the moorings of John Hocking's ship. Hocking aimed his gun first at Thomas and then shot and killed Moses Talbot instead. In Oct 1636, Savory was found guilty of drunkenness, and was sentenced to be whipped. In 1652 Savory was under Marshall or executioner of Plymouth Colony. In 1659/1660 he was fined five shillings for being drunk. On 7 Jun 1670 he was dismissed from his office of under Marshall, having been found several times unfaithful to the office and especially for letting Joseph Turner escape, but on his petition he was restored to his office on 5 Jul 1670.

More About THOMAS SAVORY and MARY WOODRORKE:
Marriage: 26 Jan 1595/96, BOXTED, SUFFOLK, ENGLAND.

Children of THOMAS SAVORY and MARY WOODRORKE are:

+ELIZBETH SAVORY, b. 1606, PLYMOUTH, MA, d. 24 May 1689, SWANSEA, MA.