I represent Thomas Pashley. I was a resident of Pensacola during the British colonial period. I was a tailor and merchant, married to Elizabeth Pashley. We had a son named Thomas who was baptized – probably as an infant – on December 16, 1770. I signed a couple of petitions in 1779 expressing displeasure with the administration of Governor Peter Chester; I appeared in a listing of inhabitants of Pensacola for February 1780; and I appeared on the final count of householders in the town done by the Spanish at the time of the capitulation in May 1781.
Sources: 7, 32, 37