Thomas Munson, (titles of Sir and in this country Capt.) Born about 1612. Married Joanna-ppy- born about 1610, she died 12-13-1678, age 68, he died 5-7-1685, age 73, was carpenter, Civic Officer, and in Military Service, Congregational, residence in Hartford and New Haven, Conn.
In 1637 (age 25) he first became known as resident of Hartford who performed military service in the Piquot War. Forty-two of the ninety men composing Mason's renowned army were of Hartford. At daybreak June 5th, 1637 occurred the Historic battle, eight miles Northeast of New London. He received plot of land at Soldier's Field, Hartford, for his services.
Aug 6th, 1643, Chosen Sergeant of Trayned Band and Fran, Newma Ancient March 1643, the 'Artillery company' is organized and he is chosen Sergeant also retaining his office in band. March 7th 1661, Chosen Ensign but declined and then finally accepted on April 29, 1661. - Munson Records In Part And Concerning Geo. E. Munson and Sisters Beatrice May Belle and Josephine Melvina.