Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

280 GENKALOGIOAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES.
Joseph above named, and 10th June, 1708, Nathaniel Mayo, of
Eastham.
(7-6) Josiah Davis, son of Robert, born Sept. 1656, married
Ann, daughter of Richard Taylor, (tailor) of Yarmouth, June 25,
1679, and had
12. I. John, 2d Sept. 1681, married M. Dimmock Aug. 13,
1705.
13. II. Hannah, April, 1683, married Gersham Cobb Feb. 24,
1702-3.
14. III. Josiah, Aug. 1687, married M. Taylor July 10, 1712.
15. IV. Seth, Oct. 1692, married Lydia Davis Aug. 6, 1727.
16. V. Ruth, Feb. 1694, married John Scudder, 19th May,
1715.
17. VI. Sarah, Feb. 1696, married Elisha Taylor 24th Oct.
1718.
18. VII. Jonathan, 1698, married Susan Allyn April 24, 1735.
19. VIII. Stephen, 12th Dec. 1700, married Rebecca .
20. IX. Anna, 5th April 1702, married Theophilus Witherell,
1724.
(10-9) Joseph Davis, son of Robert, married, by Mr.
Thatcher, March 1695, to Hannah, daughter of James Cobb.
Children born in Barnstable.
21. I. Robert, 7th March 1696-7 married Jane Annable, Oct.
8, 1719.
22. II. Joseph, 23d March, 1698-9.
23. III. James, 30th July, 1700, married Thankful Hincldey
Jan. 4, 1727-8.
24. IV. Gersham, 5th Sept. 1702, married three wives.
25. V. Hannah, 5th March, 1705, married Samuel Dimmock
1724.
26. VI. Mary, 5th June 1707, married Matthias Gorham March
1, 1730.
27. VII. Lydia, 12th Feb. 1709, died unmarried Dec. 30,
1763.
28. VIII. Daniel, 28th Sept. 1713, married twice.
(12-1) John Davis, Esq., son of Josiah, born in Barnstable
2d Sept. 1681, married, Aug. 13, 1705, Mehitable, daughter of
Sbubnrd Dimmock. Her father resided for a time in Yarmouth,
and she was a member of the Yarmouth Church, and was dismissed
to the East Church in Barnstable Feb. 12, 1725-6. She
died May 1775, aged 89. She was blind several years previous
to her death. John Davis, Esq., was a captain, a justice of the
peace, &c., and was a man of note in his day. He died 29 — —
1736, aged 58, leaving a good estate. He bought a part of the
great lot of Mr. Thomas Lumbard, and the house which he built
thereon is now standing, and is now owned by the successors of