Birth: Nothing is known of Thomas Symons date or place of
birth.
Death: Nothing is known of his date or place of death.
Ship: Unknown, before 1633
Life in England: Nothing is known of his life in England.
Life in New England: Thomas Symons was a servant of Samuel
Fuller. In Fuller’s 1633 will, he wanted Thomas Symons’ remaining term
of service “to be employed for the good of my children.” In February
1641/2,Thomas Symons brought a complaint against Edward Doty for not
keeping Symons’ two cows and a young steer properly. It is unclear if
Symons was still in Plymouth at this time. He was in Scituate by 1643.
The later records for Thomas Symons are complicated by the desire of
various writers to make him a son or brother of Moses Simonson/Simmons.
Family: There is no clear evidence that Thomas Symons
married or had children.