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| From "Genealogical Study of the Family of Josiah Fisher, Wilson Sanborn & Alberteen Eaton" Compiled by Helen (Burgess) Lindhorst, privately published 1978, revised 1993.: Nehemiah Tatom was a Councelor and Senior Surgeon in the Warwick Tribe in Bermuda. He married Patience Bullock, daughter of William and Patience (Painter) Bullock. He died before 1691. His religion is unknown; however his wife was a Quaker. In 1661 he was fined by the Parrish Church in Warwick for the absence of his wife and daughter. In January 1677, his wife, Patience, was again fined for nonattendance. The Tatum Narrative has many explanations as to absences and fines of Nehemiahs wife, Patience nee Bullock, from the Church of England's services. The Quakers did not fare too well as further reading in Tatum Narrative explains. Nehemiah was sympathetic but remained in Parish Church. His son did marry into and belong to a Quaker community when be went to Flushing Long Island, New York. There are quite a few Quaker names interspersed throughout the Tatum family history, i. e. Paynter(Painter), Bullock, Dorset, Taylor, etc. From the Second Generation in Bermuda (Nehemiah Tatam, Councillor for Warwick Tribe): Nehemiah Tatam of the second generation of Bermudians was Councillor for Warwick Tribe, as had been Samuel Tatam the first settler (Colonial Records, Vol.V.B. 1661-1676). Find him serving on the Jury in Dec. 1662, June 1670, Dec 1672 and 1677 Dec assize Mr. Nehemia Tatum nisi primo Juror. April 1679 on Grand Inquest; Feb 1681- Juror.(Vol VII, 1676-1689) Nehemiah was sued for Debt for Rent 326 lbs of Tobacco for Year 1676(Vol VII, 1676-1689)* Listed as being from Sandy Tribe which would be out by Somerset-Warwick in mid island.33 | ||||||||||
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