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William Matthew Thomas & Avoy A. Thomas

~ Bringing together two Thomas Families ~

Thomas Cemetery: Son of Joseph Murray Thomas & Louisa 'Louee' Pike Thomas

Hunt Cemetery: Daughter of Isham E. & Sheba Thomas 

King Sandde ap Alcwn B: 695 Isle of Man King of Ynys Manaw and Prince of South Rheged, King of Man M: Celeinion verch Tudwal B: 710apx

King Elidir ap Sandde, Isle of Man B: 725 Isle Of Man D: 801 Isle Of Man "King of SOUTH RHEGED", "Elidyr Lydanwyn", "Prince Elidir ap Sandde" M:

King Gwriad ap Elidir 755-825 M: Ethylit/Esyllt verch Cynan 750- , d/o Duke Cynan Tyndaethwy 765-817 & Matilda of Flint 720-. or Gwriad Manaw was a late-8th century figure in Wales. Very little is known of him, and he chiefly appears in the historical record in connection to his son Merfyn Frych, King of Gwynedd from around 825 to 844 and founder of the Merfynion dynasty.

King Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad of Gwynedd and Powys B: 0790 Gwynedd, Caernarvonshire, Wales D: 0844 Breconshire, Wales, buried in Ketell, Wales.

King Rhodri Mawr ap Merfyn B: 0820 Caer Seiont, Caernarvonshire, Wales D: 0878 Isle of Anglesey, Wales M: Princess Angharad verch Meurig de Seisyllwg B: 0825 Ceredigion, Gwynedd, Wales D: 0900 Anglesey, Wales, buried Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Tudwal Gloff ap Rhodri Mawr B: 0863 Caer Seiont, Caernarvonshire, Wales D: after 0895 M: Elen verch Aleth 875-.

Alser ap Tudwal Gloff Prince of Dyfedabout B: 0905 Dyfed, Cymru, Cardiganshire, Wales D: 1010apx Somme, Picardie, France M: Gwladys verch Rhun of Dyfed B: 0920apx Tegaingl, Flintshire, Wales D:

Aelan ap Alser, of Dyfed B: 930apx D: M:

Aelan ap Alser , King of Dyfed B: 965apx Gwynedd, Wales D: 1035 Somme, Picardie, France M: Dame Aelan Ap Apalser

Einudd ab Aelan Lord of Haverfordwest B: 1030apx Gwynedd, Wales D: 1073apx M: Dame Einudd Ap Aelan 1002-1076 (Children: Dyfnwal ap Einudd Gwyn & Tudwal ab Einydd)

Tudwal ab Einydd B: 1065apx Gwynedd, Wales D: 1128apx M: Mawd ferch Bledri 1080-1127

Bran ap Dyfnwal 1087 Menai Bridge, Anglesey, Wales D: 1129 Somme, Picardie, France M: Maud De Corbeil 1083-1127 (Children: Llywarch ap Rhys 1107–1150, Hunydd verch Bran 1111–& Llywarch Ap Bran)

Llywarch ap Rhys B: 1107 Menai, Anglesey, Wales D: 1150 Wales M: 1105 Mawd Verch Ceredigion B: 1110 Menai Bridge, Anglesey, Wales D: 1167 Wales (Children: Elidir Marchog ap Llywarch 1120-,
Cadwgon ap Llywarch 1124-, Lord Einion Ap Llywarch 1130–1164 & Einudd Ap Llywarch 1141–)

Lord Einion ap Llywarch 1130-1164 M: 1159 Annesta verch Llewelyn 1098-1164

Gronwy ap Einion 1160-1206 M: Llliwelydd verch Einion 1165-

Rhys ap Gronwy 1225- M: Nest ferch Dafydd 1205-

Elidir ap Rhys 1260-1283 M: Gwladys ferch Philip 1325-

Elydyr Ddu ap Ellider 1270-1326 M: Elsbeth verch Seisyll 1250-

Philip FitzUryan ap Elidar DDu Wales B: 1320 Dyenevor, Glamorgan, Wales D: 1405 Wales M: Gladys Verch Dafydd Fras B: 1329 Dynevor, Carmarthenshire, WalesD: 1357 Wales, d/o David Fras 1290-1355 & Elen Verch Meurig 1171-1190.

Nicholas Philip Fitzuryan Rice M: Joan Voythes

Gruffudd ap Nicolas FitzUrien B: 1393 Llandeilo Fawr, Maerdordeilo, Wales D: 1461 Mortimers Cross, Herefordshire, England M: 1418 Mabli verch Maredudd Dwnn B: 1399 Croesallgwn, Llangyndeym, Carmarthenshire, Wales D: 1438 Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Earl Thomas Hynaf ap Gruffudd of Cardiff B: 1425 Maendordeilo, Cantref Mawr, Carmarthenshire, Wales D: 1474 Bardsey Island, Caernarfonshire, Wales M: Elizabeth verch Gruffydd Abermarlais. B: 1420 Tatenhill, Staffordshire, England D: 1514 Newton, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Rhys ap Thomas ap Gruffyd. Sir Rhys ap Thomas, KG B: 1451, in Maenordilo, Cantref Mawr, Carmarthenshire, Wales. D: 1525, Rhys’s tomb was moved to St. Peter’s Church, also in Carmarthen in West Wales. M: 1475 Elizabeth Eve verch Gwillian B: 1453 Llangathen, Carmarthen, Wales D: 1544 Friary, Wales. He was a Welsh soldier and landholder who rose to prominence during the Wars of the Roses, and was instrumental in the victory of Henry Tudor at the Battle of Bosworth. He remained a faithful supporter of Henry and was rewarded with lands and offices in South Wales. In 1461, when Rhys ap Thomas’ grandfather Gruffydd ap Nicholas was killed fighting for the Lancastrian cause under Jasper Tudor, the Earl of Pembroke, at the battle of Mortimer’s Cross in the defeat inflicted by Edward, Earl of March, Edward’s father had also been killed a few weeks before. Within a few weeks, Edward was made King Edward IV, and the main Lancastrian armies were crushed at the Battle of Towton in Yorkshire. He was also a Privy Councillor and in 1505 he was made a Knight of the Garter, which he celebrated with a great tournament at Carew Castle in 1507. Rhys’s estates and offices were meant to pass to his grandson and heir Rhys ap Gruffydd, however they were taken by the Crown and given to Lord Ferrers for life. Rhys ap Gruffydd was later beheaded by Henry VIII in 1531 for treason after fighting Ferrers and provoking civil unrest amongst the citizens of Carmarthen who were still angry about the disinheritance. Sir Rhys ap Thomas was knighted for his services; rewarded with vast estates; and was appointed Chamberlain of South Wales. In recognition of his continued support Sir Rhys ap Thomas was made a Knight of the Garter by King Henry VII on 22nd April 1505. During April 1507 Sir Rhys ap Thomas celebrated becoming a Knight of the Garter by holding The Great Tournament at Carew Castle, Pembrokeshire. The tournament attracted 600 nobles, lasted five days and was the last tournament ever held in Britain.

Sir Nicholas Rhys ap Thomas/John Thomas B: 1496 Wales D: 1550 Worcester, Worcestershire, England M1: 1521 Madela Carfinkle 1497-1549apx M2: Lady Elizabeth Griffin 1508-1540. They had two children: Phyllis Thomas Sacherell & Tristram Thomas.

1~Lady Phyllis Thomas B: 1525 Cornwall, England D: 1554 Cornwall, England M: Sir Henry Brereton Sacherell 1515-1583 England, s/o Henry Sir Sacheverel 1470-1558 & Margery Brereton 1486-1544 (half brother of Sir Thomas Sacherell 1508-1569 & Sir William Sacherell 1524-)

1~Henry Sacherell, II B: 1530 Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, England D:

1~Henry Sacherell, III B: 1554 Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, Englandm D: 1583 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England

1~John Sacherell 1580-1640

2~Henry Sacherell IV 1584-1640

3~Elizabeth Sacherell B: 1584 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England D: 1640 Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. She was a victim of Witch Trials. M1: 1618 Sam Holley M2: John Miles Kendall Jr B: 1580 Attleborough, Norfolk, England D: 1660 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, American Colonies

2~Rev. Tristram Thomas 'James Thomas of Sussex' B: 1522 Sundridge, Kent, England D: 01/26/1560 Alford, Surrey, England M: 1539 Elizabeth Madison B: 1522 D: 03/28/1624 Chevening, Kent, England. Daughter of Sydney Jerome Madison 1500- and Mary Ann McMinn 1503-1525. Rector of Alford Parish in Surry England, and rector of st nicolas church in Kent, England.

1~John Thomas 1540-1603 M: 1566 Ann Tottishurt 1536-1633

1~Wearne Thomas 1561-

2~Benjamin Thomas 1584–1675

3~Sir David Thomas 1594–1689

4~Richard Thomas Junior 1567–1615

5~Mitchell Thomas 1569–1597

6~Dorothy Thomas 1571-

7~Elizabeth Thomas 1572-

8~Jasper Thomas 1573–1597

9~William Thomas 1573–1620

10~John Thomas 1575–1650

11~Benjamin Thomas 1584–1657

12~Henry Thomas 1585–1597

2~Edmond Thomas, 1544-1627 see below

3~Richard Thomas 1546-1577 M: Mary Filbert, in Chevening, Kent, England

4~Elizabeth Thomas 1547-1552 Sevenoaks, Kent, England

5~Faith Thomas -1573 M: 1557 Cowfold, Sussex, England Lohn Hodsoll 1534-1618

1~Anne Hodsoll 1553–1624

2~John Hodsoll 1555–1617

3~Joan Hodsoll 1561–1612

4~John Hodsoll 1569–1617

St Mary's church, Sundridge, Kent, England

Edmond Thomas B: 1544 Chevening Parish, Kent, England D: 03/28/1627 Chevening Parish, Kent, England. M1) Elizabeth Marsh King 1549-1587apx. d/o Thomas King, II and Rebecca Joan King M2) Johan Watts 1549-1616, d/o William Watts 1520-1563 & Johanna Knott 1521-1560. Children: Elizabeth Marsh; Edmund Thomas, Jr.; Christian Thomas; Tristram Thomas, II; Henry Thomas; Christopher Thomas, Sr; Sarah Jones; Gertrude Styles; Robert Craig Thomas and Sir Tristram Thomas.

Sir Tristram Thomas B: 07/10/1575 Sundridge, Brookplace, Kent, England D: 01/18/1670 Sundridge, Brookplace, Kent, England M: Elizabeth Marsh B: 1580apx Sundridge, Sevenoaks, Kent, England D: 11/08/1662 Sundridge, Sevenoaks, Kent, England

Christopher Thomas Sr B: 02/10/1604 Kent England D: 03/25/1670 Barbados Hill, Talbot County, Province of Maryland. M: Juliana Stacie B: 02/03/1594 Westerham Parish, Kent, England D: 1632 Orpington Parish, Kent, England.

Tristram Thomas I B: 09/20/1629 Sundridge, Kent, England D: 05/22/1686 Wye River, Talbot County, Province of Maryland M: Ann Coursey B: 1633 Leinster, Finglas, County Dublin, Ireland D: 1701 Talbot County, Province of Maryland

Tristram Thomas II B: 1666 Sevenoaks, Kent, England D: 02/11/1746 Talbot, Queen Anne's, MD M: Judith Jane Clayland B: 12/26/1674 Talbot, MD D: 1737 Talbot, MD

Steven/Stephen Simon Thomas Sr B: 05/28/1705 Talbot, Queen Anne's, MD D: 04/07/1774 Anson, NC M: 01/05/1731 Jane Clothier, daughter of Robert Clothier and Jane Kemp Clothier, 1710-1767. Queen Anne's County was organized under a sheriff in 1706, bounded by Talbot, Kent, and Dorchester Counties. In 1713, Queen Anne's County became an English postal district where the sheriff was the postmaster and would travel to Annapolis by boat to obtain mail. In 1773 a part of Queen Anne's County, together with a portion of Dorchester County, was taken to form Caroline County. The county now is enclosed by Talbot, Caroline, and Kent County as well as the Chesapeake Bay. Their children were: Sarah Thomas, Rev. Robert Thomas, Stephen Thomas, Jr., Mary Thomas, William 'Ram Billy' Thomas, John Thomas, Susan Thomas, Lewis Thomas, Brig. Gen. Tristram Major Thomas, Philemon Thomas, Edgar Benjamin Thomas, James Jesse Clothier Thomas, Rebecca Thomas and Judith Thomas.

Robert Thomas B: 09/26/1733 Talbot, MD D: 1817apx SC M: Mary Sands B: 02/12/1740 Church Hill, Queen Anne's, MD D: 1817 apx Britton Neck, SC d/o Thomas & Elizabeth Sands.

Jessie H. Thomas 1780 GA D: 1838 GA M: 4-17-1809 Nancy Hollingsworth (Marriage records - Bulloch Co)

1~Allen Thomas B: 10/13/1812 GA D: 02/22/1891 Hunt Cemetery, Union Cty, FL M: Cynthia Cason B: 10/1824 GA D: 02/26/1908 FL Daughter of Eli (1772-1835) and Cassandra Osteen Cason

Allen and Cynthia CasonThomas

1~Edward W. Thomas B: 03/09/1843 D: 12/12/1907 Co F - 2nd FLA CAV CSA M: Mary Roberts 1844-1929

1~Antoinette Criftine Thomas 1866-1936 M: John Colson Vining 1860-1953

2~Edgar Allen Thomas 1870-1941 M:

1~Donald C. Thomas 1932 -

3~Beatrice Ambrosia Thomas 1878-1950 M: W. W. Mikell

4~Nellie Evalina Thomas 1879-1967 M: Barnes Abner Gaston 1856-1911

5~Cynthia Odene Thomas 1884-1969 M: James Henry Mikell 1870-1957

6~Fannie Idela Thomas 1891-1960 M: William Frederick Gruber 1887-1948

2~George Washington Thomas 1844-1907 M: Civility Gaskins 1852-1873. Born in 1844, George Washington Thomas arrived just 8 months before Florida gained statehood. The frontier to which he was born had seen two Florida-Indian wars, English ownership, Spanish ownership, and invasion by U.S. troops in its last 50 years, but the second half of the 19th century would bring more changes than anyone could’ve ever imagined. George enlisted in Company I, Florida 1st Infantry Regiment, CSA, 05/21/1864. At the close of the war, he would return safely to his home in Union County, but his father in law, Thomas Gaskins, was not as fortunate. He succumbed to wounds received in battle in nearby Baker County in 1864. He was mustered out in 1865. He was active in and nurtured the surrounding community and left a long line of descendants to carry his memory. In August of 1907 at 63 years old, he deeded this piece of land for a community church, schoolhouse, and cemetery. Although building began shortly after, George would pass away in November of that year, never having seen the finished product. As the story goes, the community thought he should have one service in the place he cared so much about, so his casket was laid cross-wise along the exposed floor beams of the half-finished church. His was the first burial at the cemetery.

1~Cynthia Thomas 1869–1960 M: Thomas Silas Langford 1866–1919

1~Allen James Langford 1890–1935

2~Mattie Langford 1893–1981 M: McLeod

3~Sally Ollie Langford 1896–1990 M: Hendricks

4~Georgia L Langford 1905–1994 M: Bradley

Thomas Silas & Cynthia Langford Family

2~Oscar W. Thomas 1872–1923 M: Mary B Thomas 1877–1966

3~Minnie Thomas 1876–1957 M1: Thomas Leonard Chancey 1871–1927 M2: John C Brown 1870–1955.

4~Ola Andrew Thomas 1879–1949 M: Julia Emma Knight 1885–1975.

5~Mary Lenora Thomas 1881–1956 M: John Jackson Shaw 1875-1962.

1~Leaty Shaw 1898–1980 McCall

2~G. Eunice Shaw 1903–1994 Hall

3~Sallie G. Shaw 1905–1990 Tyre

4~Royce Shaw 1908–1992

5~Ruth Shaw 1911–1990 Thompson

6~Johney Shaw 1913–1991 Rosier

7~Mannon Shaw 1915–2007

8~Vera Shaw 1919–2015 Rains

9~Hallowes Shaw 1926–1926

6~Annie E. Thomas 1883–1884.

7~Essie J. Thomas 1885–1969 M: Daniel Jackson Nettles 1878–1951.

8~George W Thomas 1888–1963 M1: Florence Knight 1894–1918 M2: Belle Taylor 1901–1979.

1~Brady Thomas 1897–1948

2~Weeta Mae Thomas Burnsed 1909–1987

3~Edna L.V. Thomas 1911–1911

4~Fayree Thomas 1923–1923

9~Bryant Thomas 1890–1891

10~Mallory C Thomas 1892–1941 M: Hester Lovey Johns 1892–1974

1~Robert L Thomas 1912–1975

2~Ressie Raiford Thomas 1918–1985

3~Mallory Clayton Thomas 1922–1959

4~Odessa Thomas Vessels 1930–2015

11~Rance Tucker Thomas 1895–1942

3~Andrew A. Thomas 1846-1906 Masonic

4~Emily M. Thomas 09/30/1847 D: 06/26/1910 M: William Chesley Kerce 1841-1934

5~Roland Thomas 04/07/1855 D: 12/30/1939 M: Susan Hunter 1855-1908

1~Barney Thomas 1878-1918 Fort Call Cemetery, Worthington Spgs, FL

2~Murray Thomas 1883-1954

3~Leon Thomas 1892-1963 M: Ida M. Thomas 1895-1939

1~Vernie Leo Thomas 1921-1952, drowned in Swann Lake. Active pallbearers were: Lt. V. Y. Crawley, G. W. Hall, Col. W. D. Klinepeter, Ralph Mathews, Wynell Robinson and Francis Chiappinni. Honorary pallbearers were: J. V. Ford, Lawrence Icenhour, Clarence Berry, Herman Jackson, Jack Tyre and Bill Robinson.

1~Veerna Thomas

4~Algar K. Thomas 1897-1980 M1): Mittie B. Cook 1900-1988 M2): Wanna H. Thomas 1904-1988

1~Juanita Thomas B: 11/25/1923 Kinston, AL D: 09/01/2015, daughter of Mittie Bea Cook & Algar Thomas. M: 03/29/1947 Jack Rogers B: Clarendon, Arkansas D: US Navy. She worked with Pan American Airways, and then dedicated her life to helping others by working in social services and by volunteering at the local elementary school and the agricultural museum in Stuttgart. She was a member of the Southside Baptist Church in Stuttgart.

2~Wayne Thomas

5~Virgie Thomas B: 10/15/1897 D: 03/12/1993 M: 1921 Cody Gordon Barksdale 1895-1959

6~William Lemuel Thomas B: 1857 D: 11/15/1938 M: Annie Fier B: 08/10/1857 D: 07/07/1922 daughter of Andrew and Nancy Calhoun Frie

1~Lillie Mae Thomas B: 1893 D: 1971 M: Carter

2~Iola Thomas B: 1886 D: 1970 M: Dennison

3~Roland Henry Thomas B: 1887 D: 1963

4~Allen Wilson Thomas B: 1891 D: 1941

5~Mary Elizabeth Thomas B: 1894 D: 1955 M: Thornton

6~James Eddie Thomas B: 1896 D: 1969 M: Doris Thomas

1~Patricia Ann Thomas 1962-2008 Fort Call Cemetery, Worthington Spgs, FL M: Edenfield. She was a C.N.A. and worked at the North East Florida State Hospital . She was a member of the Body of Christ Assembly Church and also Teacher with the Children's Church in Lake Butler.

1~Christina Edenfield M: Sirmones

2~Christopher Edenfield

2~Lynn Thomas

3~Shonda Thomas

4~Demetris Thomas

5~Jaime Thomas

6~Iris Thomas

7~Hope Thomas

7~Nicholas Nathan Thomas B: 1898 D: 1976

7~Isham E. Thomas B: 11/11/1859 D: 04/11/1925 M: Sheba Thomas B: 10/15/1871 D: 11/28/1952. D/o of William Thomas (1834-1905) and Molentha Thomas (1845-1893), see below.

1~Olson Sparkman Thomas B: 04/27/1892 D: 09/20/1970 La Crosse, FL M: 1921 Daisy M. Lewis B: 02/20/1896 D: 01/10/1969 WWI Pvt Battery A 316 Flied Arty

1~Elmer Blanton Thomas 1921-1999 SGT, US ARMY WWII

2~Colon Marcus Thomas 1927-1997 He earned a private pilot's license at the age of 19, worked as a mechanic, and owned (operated) several businesses. He also served in the Army, following his brother who served during WWII. Owned a Sinclair Service Station.

3~Mavis Thomas 1929-2005 M: Ralph Alonzo Goodge 1928-1987

4~Carl Thomas 1931-1932

5~Joyce Thomas

6~Lois Thomas

2~Avoy A. Thomas B: 04/09/1896 D: 10/21/1931 M: William Matthew Thomas B: 05/19/1860 D: 10/03/1930. Son of Joseph Murray Thomas & Louisa 'Louee' Pike.

1~Floy C. Thomas B: 10/17/1916 D: 01/18/1990 M: