Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
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238 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OE BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. married John Lotlirop ; Mehitable, Joseph Parker. The Wkl. Deborah Gorham died in 1818, aged 72. Sally or Sarah, daughter of Cornelius, married Lawrence, after a very brief eourtsliip. He was a Capt. David sea captain, and was the first who displayed the Stars and Stripes in the port of Bristol, England. Dea. Joseph Hawes of Yarmouth, was his mate. Capt. Lawrence was consumptive and was unable to perform his duties during the voyage, and died soon after his return, on the 3d of October, 1783, aged 35 Feb. 21, 1825, when she died, aged years. She survived till 76. Mrs. Lawrence was distinguished for her conversational power. She had read all the current literature of the day. Her friends were among the leading men of the times, and she was well versed in local history, and in all the leading topics of conversation in her day. Her wit was keen and cut without seeming to give offence. She was not fastidious, and the point of her wit was never blunted in order to avoid an allusion which prudery might condemn. She was open, candid, and decided in all her opinions, and in the expression of them, her wit often sparkled with a brilliancy that silenced opposition. Her instantaneous reply to Col. Freeman and other members of the Whig Vigilance Committee, when they inquired of her whether she was whig or tory, was of this character, and will be long remembered. She belonged to the same school of politics with her brother Samuel, and held that the asking of young ladies such questions was not only uncalled for ; but impertinent. Her most cutting rebuke consisted of only four words ; and that committee never forgot them, and ever after treated her with the most marked respect. I have often heard her relate the story, but the reply she made was always pronounced in a suppressed tone of voice. She lived a widow over forty-one years, and her house was the resort of numerous friends who appreciated her talents and listened with delight to her conversation. Intellectually she never grew old. She could, without seeming effort, adapt herself to the old and the young, the gay and the religious. She could discuss the merits of the last novel, or the doctrines of the last sermon. Her friends and relatives always treated her with marked respect, and the survivors still fondly cherish her memory. She had a son William, who was a hatter, and died early ; and Lucy, who married Holmes Allen, Esq. He built the house now owned by Mr. Frederick Cobb. He was a lawyer, a man esteemed for his talents and legal knowledge ; but unfortunately became intemperate, and died in early life, leaving an only child, Heni-y Holmes Allen, born Aug. 14, 1801. He was three days my sen- ior. We were school-mates and play-fellows in early life, and associates in manhood. He was honest and honorable ; kind, generous, sympathetic—a man who never had an enemy. He married
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 239 Abigail T. Gorham, daughter of Edward. She died early, and he soon after died in foreign lands ; but his body lies entombed beside that of his wife. He left no issue, and having no near relatives, he devised his estate to the Fraternal Lodge, of which he was an active member. (23) Thomas Crocker, son of Dea. Job Crocker, born 19th Jan. 1674, married '23d Dec. 1701, Elizabeth Lothrop, widow of "John Lothrop, son of Barnabas Lothrop, Esq." She was the eldest child of James, son of James G-reen of Charlestown, and was born Nov. 14, 1662, and was twelve years older than her second husband, and five older than her first. She died in Hingham Aug. 1, 1752, aged 89. By her first husband she had a son and a daughter. The latter died earlj', and the son at 20. Mr. Thomas Crocker resided in the East Parish, and is styled in the records "a dealer." He died in 1718, insolvent. His indebtedness was large, and his creditors received from his estate 2 shillings in the pound, per cent. were His children born in Barnstable 91. I. Walley, 30th Julv, 1703, died 2d Oct. 1703-. 92. 11. Thomas, 26th Aug. 1704. 93. III. Walley, 26th June 1706. His son Thomas married 1, Mehitable, daughter of Joseph Dimmock, 1727. She died March 13, 1728-9, and he married 2d, Oct. 20, 1730, Rebecca, daughter of Benjamin Hamblin. Mr. Thomas Crocker died Dec. 5, 1756, aged 51, and his wife May 9, 1756, aged 46. He resided in the easterly part of the West Parish. His children were : 1, Walley, born Feb. 28, 1727-8 died Aug. 23, following; 2, Elizabeth, born 5th Dec. 1731 ; 3, Sarah, born 26th Feb. 1733-4; 4, Rebecca, 30th Nov. 1735; 5, Hope, March 1738 ; 6, Thomas, 23d Jan. 1740 ; 7, Esther, 28th Aug. 1743; 8, Barnabas, 26th Oct. 1746; 9, Huckins, 15th March, 1748 ; 10, Mary, 31st Aug. 1753. Elizabeth of this family married, in 1757, George Conant, and died Sept. 17, 1759 ; Sarah, married. May 19, 1757, Joseph Blish, Jr. ; Rebecca married Oct. 25, 1757, Lemuel Nye, Jr., of Sandwich; Barnabas married at Mary died unmarried. 19, March 24, 1765, Ann Smith ; Walley Crocker, son of Thomas, married, Oct. 22, 1730, Abigail, daughter of John Annable. He had born in Barnstable : 1, Abigail, Nov. 2, 1731; 2, Temperance, Dec. 18, 1733; 3, Walley, April 18, 1737. Temperance married April 5, 1759, Daniel Carpenter. (25) Dea. John Crocker, son of Dea. Job, born 24, 1683, married 11th Nov. 1704, Hannah. She died 10th Oct. 1720, and he married 2d, 22d June, 1721, Mary Hinckley, living in 1731. It appears that he married a third wife Nancy, her grave stones record her death July 27, 1744, aged 56. Dea. John Crocker died Feb. 7, 1773, .aged 89 years and 11 months, (grave stones).
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GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 239<br />
Abigail T. Gorham, daughter <strong>of</strong> Edward. She died early, and he<br />
soon after died in foreign lands ; but his body lies entombed beside<br />
that <strong>of</strong> his wife. He left no issue, and having no near relatives, he<br />
devised his estate to the Fraternal Lodge, <strong>of</strong> which he was an<br />
active member.<br />
(23) Thomas Crocker, son <strong>of</strong> Dea. Job Crocker, born 19th<br />
Jan. 1674, married '23d Dec. 1701, Elizabeth Lothrop, widow <strong>of</strong><br />
"John Lothrop, son <strong>of</strong> Barnabas Lothrop, Esq." She was the<br />
eldest child <strong>of</strong> James, son <strong>of</strong> James G-reen <strong>of</strong> Charlestown, and<br />
was born Nov. 14, 1662, and was twelve years older than her<br />
second husband, and five older than her first. She died in Hingham<br />
Aug. 1, 1752, aged 89. By her first husband she had a son<br />
and a daughter. The latter died earlj', and the son at 20. Mr.<br />
Thomas Crocker resided in the East Parish, and is styled in the<br />
records "a dealer." He died in 1718, insolvent. His indebtedness<br />
was large, and his creditors received from his estate 2<br />
shillings in the pound, per cent.<br />
were<br />
His children born in <strong>Barnstable</strong><br />
91. I. Walley, 30th Julv, 1703, died 2d Oct. 1703-.<br />
92. 11. Thomas, 26th Aug. 1704.<br />
93. III. Walley, 26th June 1706.<br />
His son Thomas married 1, Mehitable, daughter <strong>of</strong> Joseph<br />
Dimmock, 1727. She died March 13, 1728-9, and he married 2d,<br />
Oct. 20, 1730, Rebecca, daughter <strong>of</strong> Benjamin Hamblin. Mr.<br />
Thomas Crocker died Dec. 5, 1756, aged 51, and his wife May 9,<br />
1756, aged 46. He resided in the easterly part <strong>of</strong> the West<br />
Parish. His children were : 1, Walley, born Feb. 28, 1727-8 died<br />
Aug. 23, following; 2, Elizabeth, born 5th Dec. 1731 ; 3, Sarah,<br />
born 26th Feb. 1733-4; 4, Rebecca, 30th Nov. 1735; 5, Hope,<br />
March 1738 ; 6, Thomas, 23d Jan. 1740 ; 7, Esther, 28th Aug.<br />
1743; 8, Barnabas, 26th Oct. 1746; 9, Huckins, 15th March,<br />
1748 ; 10, Mary, 31st Aug. 1753. Elizabeth <strong>of</strong> this family<br />
married, in 1757, George Conant, and died Sept. 17, 1759 ; Sarah,<br />
married. May 19, 1757, Joseph Blish, Jr. ; Rebecca married Oct.<br />
25, 1757, Lemuel Nye, Jr., <strong>of</strong> Sandwich; Barnabas married at<br />
Mary died unmarried.<br />
19, March 24, 1765, Ann Smith ;<br />
Walley Crocker, son <strong>of</strong> Thomas, married, Oct. 22, 1730,<br />
Abigail, daughter <strong>of</strong> John Annable. He had born in <strong>Barnstable</strong> :<br />
1, Abigail, Nov. 2, 1731; 2, Temperance, Dec. 18, 1733; 3,<br />
Walley, April 18, 1737. Temperance married April 5, 1759,<br />
Daniel Carpenter.<br />
(25) Dea. John Crocker, son <strong>of</strong> Dea. Job, born 24, 1683,<br />
married 11th Nov. 1704, Hannah. She died 10th Oct. 1720, and<br />
he married 2d, 22d June, 1721, Mary Hinckley, living in 1731.<br />
It appears that he married a third wife Nancy, her grave stones<br />
record her death July 27, 1744, aged 56. Dea. John Crocker<br />
died Feb. 7, 1773, .aged 89 years and 11 months, (grave stones).