Early Massachusetts Marriages, Vol. III, Groton, Page 57
Thomas Tarbole & Hannah___, June 30, 1666
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Thomas(2) Tarbell was, with his father, an original proprietor of Groton. After the destruction of that town during King Philip's War, he and his family moved to Charlestown, where they lived in the family of Samuel Leman, whose wife was a sister of Hannah. October 28, 1677, Anna, wife of Thomas Tarbell, Jr., was admitted to the Church in Charlestown. Thomas died there of the small pox, April 27, 1678, and administration upon his estate was granted to his widow, December 29, 1680, a month after the death of her father, William Longley. Her mother, Joanna Longley, and brother, William Longley, were appointed administrators of her estate, April 5, 1681, but no settlement of either estate has been found.

Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 5
THOMAS TARBELL II, of Groton, Massachusetts, d. at Groton, 27th April, 1678 was an original proprietor of Groton; after the destruction of the town in King Philip's War he moved to Charlestown; m. there 30th June, 1666, Anna LANGLEY, d. 29th December, 1680, dau. of William and Joanna LANGLEY, of Groton, Massachusetts.
I. THOMAS III, b. 6th July, 1667, of whom later.
II. Anna, b. 10th June, 1670; d. 19th December, 1732; m. 9th November, 1687, John LAWRENCE.
III. William, b. 1st October, 1672; d. June, 1693; served as a soldier in the Eastward.
IV. Mary, b. 2d April, 1675.

Groton, Massachusetts Vital Records
THOMAS TARBELL and HANNAH*or ANNA.
(Married June 30, 1666.)
Thomas, born July 6, 1667.
Anna, " June 10, 1670.
William, " Oct. 1, 1672.
Mary, " 2d. 2m. 1675.
* Died Dec. 29, 1680.