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Colonel Thomas HortonAge: 461603–1649

Name: Colonel Thomas Horton

Name prefix: Colonel

Given names: Thomas

Surname: Horton

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Birth	1603 Gumley, Leicestershire, England
Birth of a son #1	Thomas Horton February 13, 1640 (Age 37) Liverpool, Mercyside, England
Military	Colonel 1643 (Age 40) Agency: Parliamentary army during English Civil War
Military	victorious commander in Battle of St Fagans May 8, 1648 (Age 45) St. Fagans, Wales Agency: Parliamentarian army Source: Orders of the Day Citation details: Vol. 30, Issue 2, Mar/Apr 1998. Webb, Dave. "A great victory in Wales, the Battle of St Fagans." Text: On the morning of Monday, 8th May 1648 in the fields around the small village of St Fagans, approximately 1,000 men fought in the largest battle on Welsh soil. ... Horton reported that the men wanted all the honour for so great a victory to be given to God. Parliament ordered that the victory be announced in every Parish church.
Political office	Commissioner of the High Court of Justice January 1649 (Age 46) Source: House of Commons Journal Citation details: Vol. 8, pub. 1802, pp. 286-287, 01 July 1661 Text: Pains and Penalties against Regicides. ...Thomas Horton...acted and proceeded against the life of our late Sovereign King Charles the First ... Note: Among those who signed the death warrant for King Charles I of England
Property	October 18, 1649 (Age 46) Source: House of Commons Journal Citation details: Vol. 6, pub. 1802, pp. 309-310 Text: Mr. Garland reports from the Committee the Act for settling upon Colonel Horton his Brigade the lands and Possessions of John Barlow Esquire, formerly given to Major Gen. Langhorne, without any Amendments.
Death	October 1649 (Age 46) Ireland Note: died of Typhus Fever during Cromwell's Irish campaign.

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son	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Timeline Family with spouse Sarah Harmon Rachel Horton John Horton Jonathan Horton Thomas Horton David Horton Solomon Horton Thomas Horton Birth: February 13, 1640 37 — Liverpool, Mercyside, England

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Military	Orders of the Day Citation details: Vol. 30, Issue 2, Mar/Apr 1998. Webb, Dave. "A great victory in Wales, the Battle of St Fagans." Text: On the morning of Monday, 8th May 1648 in the fields around the small village of St Fagans, approximately 1,000 men fought in the largest battle on Welsh soil. ... Horton reported that the men wanted all the honour for so great a victory to be given to God. Parliament ordered that the victory be announced in every Parish church.
Political office	House of Commons Journal Citation details: Vol. 8, pub. 1802, pp. 286-287, 01 July 1661 Text: Pains and Penalties against Regicides. ...Thomas Horton...acted and proceeded against the life of our late Sovereign King Charles the First ...
Property	House of Commons Journal Citation details: Vol. 6, pub. 1802, pp. 309-310 Text: Mr. Garland reports from the Committee the Act for settling upon Colonel Horton his Brigade the lands and Possessions of John Barlow Esquire, formerly given to Major Gen. Langhorne, without any Amendments.

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Political office	Among those who signed the death warrant for King Charles I of England
Death	died of Typhus Fever during Cromwell's Irish campaign.