1- There was a Thomas Parsons listed at Windsor, CT on the Founders List, 1641

2- In reading an article "Children of Mother Windsor" by Homer W. Scott [published in DFAW [Descendants of Ancient Windsor] Newsletter, Vol. XX, No.3 Winter 2003, Scott reports on the Towns which split off from Windsor, listing thirteen [13] separate towns, and he adds: "In addition, Suffield, 1674; Enfield, 1683; Vernon, 1734; and Manchester, 1823 include portions of some early Windsor grants and might be calledstepchildren. So it appears that Enfield was, until 1683, a part of Windsor, CT or at least a portion of Enfield. This interesting fact raises a question of any relationship between Thomas Parsons of Windsor in 1641 and Philip Parsons. GAH 17 Mar 2003

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From La Donna English "Thomas Parsons his widow, Lydia married Eltweed Pomeroy (2nd wife) 30 Nov 1664. no information on Tom source: Gen. & History of Pomeroy Family by A A Pomeroy etc then: The Phelps Family vol 1,p78 "13 Jan 1652, Mr. Wm Phelps, with 5 others from the town of Windsor, grant to Thomas Parsons, a ferry, on the Connecticut River for one year."

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