Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 185
Rochester; 2, Benjamin, baptized 25th Aug. 1728, married
Mehitable Hamtalin, 1652, and had Lewis, Aug. 29, 1782 ;
Hannah, Sept. 6, 1754 ; and Mehitable, Dec. 27, 1756.
He died before June 10, 1758, when his three children were
baptized at the West Church. 3, Elizabeth, daughter of
Joseph, was baptized 24th August 1729 ; 4, Ruth, baptized
26th Sept. 1731, married 21st May, 1747, Reuben Blush ; 5,
James, born 4th March, 1742 ; and Abigail, baptized 29th
July 1750. Deliverance Childs who married March 3, 1757,
Daniel Hamblin, was probably a daughter of Joseph born in
Falmouth.
Thomas ChUds, son of Richard, born 10th January, 1682,
resided in the East Parish where he died, April 11, 1770, aged
88. He married in 1710, Mary . Of his family only
David appears to have remained in Barnstable.
Children of Thomas Childs born in Barnstable.
I. David, born July 20, 1711. See account below.
n. Jonathan, Nov. 27, 1713.
HI. Silas, March 10, 1715. Silas removed to Rhode Island,
and it is said settled in Warren. He has many descend-
ants.
IV. Hannah, born July 29, 1720, married Prince Taylor of
Lebanon, Conn., March 6, 1748.
V. Thomas, Sept. 10, 1725.
VI. Benjamin, Dec. 4, 1727, married Rebecca, daughter of
Stephen Davis of B., removed to Portland, had Thomas
Sept. 25, 1752 ; Isaac, Feb. 10, 1755 ; and Rebecca, March
9, 1769. He and his three children died early, and his
widow gave her estate to her brothers and sisters in Barn-
stable.
VII. Mary, born April 1, 1733.
James Childs, son of Richard, born 6th Nov. 1694, married
Sept. 27, 1722, Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Crocker. He died
Nov. 2, 1779, aged 85.
Children born in Barnstable.
I. Samuel, July 15, 1723, married Feb. 20, 1752, Mary
daughter of Thos. Hinckley, and had 1, Samuel, July 7,
1753 ; Elijah, baptized Oct. 21, 1764 ; and Ebenezer, Jan.
18, 1766 ; Elijah and Ebenezer of this family, owned the
ancient house on the farm which was Dea. Cooper's at the
settlement of the town. Ebenezer did not marry and his
half of the house was sold to John Dexter. Elijah, married
Nov. 10, 1785, Mary Gorham, and was the father of
the present Dea. Samuel Childs and other children. He
was many years master of the Barnstable and Boston
packet sloop Romeo.