Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

162 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKNSTABLE FAMILIES.
Conn., where he remained several years, and from that town
removed to Salisbury, Conn., where he held high rank in the
town and county. He was appointed a judge in 1751 ; but
* died before he held a court. His son, Samuel, who removed
to Tinmouth, Vt., was the father of Chief Justice Nathaniel
Chipman, L. L. D., and of the late Hon. Daniel Chipman of
Vermont. (See Hinman, page 576.)
II. Samuel, born Aug. 6, 1689. He was a deacon of the Barn-
stable Church, and kept the "Chipman tavern," noted in
former times. He married Dec. 8, 1715, Abiah, (bap'd
Abigail) daughter of John Hinckley, Jr., (sou of G-ov.
Thomas.) She died July 15, 1736, and he maj-ried second,
Mrs. Mary Green of Boston, 1739. His children were, 1, a
son born Aug. 1717, died 25th Aug. following ; 2, Hannah,
born 1st July, 1719 ; 3, Samuel, born 21st November, 1721,
removed to Groton, Conn., and had descendants in that
vicinity; 4, Dea. Timothy, born 30th April, 1723, married
Elizabeth Bassett of Sandwich, Jan'y 23, 1762. He was a
deacon of the church in West Barnstable, and died Aug. 24,
1770. His children were Abigail, Dec. 9. 1752, died young ;
Samuel, May 8, 1754 ; Mary, Nov. 1, 1755 ; Abigail, again
Jan'y 31, 1758, died young; William, Feb. 4, 1760; John,
June 24, 1762 ; Timothy, May 6, 1764 ; and Elizabeth, Jan'y
27, 1767, who died young. Ebenezer, 5th child of Dea.
Samuel, born 9th of Sept., 1726, removed to Middletown,
Conn., where he has descendants. John, sixth child of
Dea. Samuel, born June 30, 1728, removed to Stratford,
Conn., and thence to Middletown. Hinman says he has
descendants residing at New Haven, Waterbury, &c. ; 7,
Mary, daughter of Dea. Samuel, born 2d May, 1731, married
March 11, 1750, Samuel Jenkins of Barnstable, and
removed to Gorham, Maine. Mr. Charles H. Bursley has
two interesting letters from her, and one from her husband
after their removal. Her children born in Barnstable were,
Josiah, Sept. 30, 1750; Deborah, Feb. 2, 1752; Abiah,
Jan'y, 27, 1754; Samuel, Nov. 23, 1755 ; Mary, Jan'y 16,
1758, and Joseph, June 6, 1760. The three sons were soldiers
in the Revolutionary army. Joseph died April 20,
1783, near West Point, of consumption. He had been in
the army two years. The other members of the family married
and had families. Mr. Jenkins writing respecting his
grand children, says "It seems to me they are the prettiest
children that I see anywhere." Nathaniel, eighth child of
Dea. Samuel was born 31st January, 1732-3 ;
Joseph, ninth
child, born 26th May, 1740, died July 4, 1740.
III. John, born 16th Feb., 1691, graduated at Harvard College,
1771, and ordained over the second church at Beverly, Dec.