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Thomas Sims

Birth1709 - Northiam, East Sussex, England
Death4 June 1778 - Wittersham, Kent, England
MotherMary Pantry
FatherJohn Sims (Symms)

Born in Northiam, East Sussex, England on 1709 to John Sims (Symms) and Mary Pantry. Thomas Sims married Mary Cobb and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 June 1778 in Wittersham, Kent, England.

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Parents
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John Sims (Symms)
1689 - 1733
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Mary Pantry
1682 - 1735
Spouse(s)
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Mary Cobb
1711 - 1772
Children Show all
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Martha Sims
1744 - 1827
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Grace Sims
1754 - 1816
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Elizabeth Sims
1735 - Unknown
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John Sims
1753 - 1827
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Hannah Lansdell
1743 - 1808
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Ellen / Elhena Sims
1756 - Unknown
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Susanna Sims
1741 - 1748
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Thomas Sims
1746 - 1812
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Jane Simms
1749 - 1765
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Ann Simms
1739 - 1769
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Sarah Sims
1755 - 1779

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