1584/85 Thomas Stougnton, son of Joell Stoughton, was baptized on March 24 at St. Paul, Canterbury, Kent, England. [1]
1611/12 Thomas Stoughton died on March 12 and was buried on March at St. Paul, Canterbury, Kent, England. "A small square marble over the door, the ground yellow the letters black. 'Near this place lyeth the corps of Thomas Stoughton, gent., decesed the 12h of March, A.D. 1611. Hee wear of the aege of 26 years made at the charge of William Young Excr." [2] [3]
[1] Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed., Register Book of Christenings Marriages and Burialls in the parishe of St. Paule without the Walles of the cittie of Canterburie 1562-1800 (Canterbury: Cross & Jackman, 1893), 5, [HathiTrust].
[2] Philip Parsons, The Monuments and Painted Glass of Upwards of One Hundred Churches chiefly in the Eastern Part of Kent (Canterbury: Simmons, Kirby, and Jones, 1792), 283, [GoogleBooks].
[3] Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed., Register Book of Christenings Marriages and Burialls in the parishe of St. Paule without the Walles of the cittie of Canterburie 1562-1800 (Canterbury: Cross & Jackman, 1893), 212, [HathiTrust].