Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
340 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKN8TABLE FAMILIES. 12. VIII. Joanna, March 1682. 13. IX. Thankful, Nov. 1684. 5. Capt. Thomas Dimmoek, or Dimmack, as he wrote his name, son of Ensign Shubael, was in the military service in the eastern country, and was killed in battle at Canso, on the 9th of Sept. 1697. He was a gallant officer, and in the battle in which he lost his life he would not conceal himself in the thicket or shelter himself behind a tree, as the other officers and soldiers under his command did, but stood out in the open field, a conspicuous mark for the deadly aim of the French, and of the Indian warriors. Capt. Dimmoek resided in the East Parish, and about the year 1690 bought the dwelling-house of Henry Taylor, which stood on the east of the common field road, where Mr. Nathaniel Gorham now resides. This He afterwards owned and he' sold to Nathaniel Orris in 1694. occupied his father's house, above described. Though only thirty-three at his death, he had acquired a large estate. The real estate which was his father's was apprised at £110 ; the farm at West Barnstable bought of Jonathan Hatch, at £72 ; land bought of Thomas Lumbert, Sen'r, Henry Taylor, and Sergeant Cobb, £20 ; meadow in partnership with John Bacon and Samuel Cobb, £16 ; and meadow at Rowley's Spring, formerly his father's, £12. He had a large personal estate, including onesixth of a sloop, shares in whale boats, &c. Capt. Thomas Dimmoek married Desire Sturgis. He died Sept. 9, 1697, and she married 2d, Col. John Thacher, 2d of that name, Nov. 10, 1698, by whom she had six children. She died 29th March, 1749, in the 84th year of her age. Her husband wrote some highly eulogistic poetry on her death. }: His children born in Barnstable were : 14. I. Mehitabel, born Oct. 1686. She married Capt. John Davis Aug. 13, 1705, and died May 1775, aged 88. (For a notice of her see Davis.) 15. II. Temperance, June 1689, married June 2, 1709, Benjamin Freeman of Harwich, and has numerous descendants. 16. III. Edward, born 5th July 1692. (See account of his family below.) 17. IV. Thomas, born 25th Dec. 1694. Of this son I have no information. 18. V. Desire, born Feb. 1696, married Job Gorham Dec. 4, 1719, died Jan. 28, 1732-3. fThis is the tradition which has been preserved in the neighborhood; but I find no mention of his death in the histories of the times which I have consulted. It was the last year of King "Williams' war, and great alarm prevailed throughout New England that tlie country would be invaded by the French. Capt. Dimmoek was engaged in the whale fishery, and he may have been on a whaling voyage at the time ; but the statement in the text is probably accurate. XI have the original in the hand-writing of Col. Thatcher. I preserve it not for the poetry; but because it is written on the back of a valuable historical document.
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMlLlKiS. 341 6. John Dimmock, or Dimuck, as he wrote his name, son of Ensign Shubael, was a farmer and resided in Barnstable till October 1709, when he exchanged his farm in Barnstable containing forty acres of upland and thirty of meadow, his liouselot and commonage, with Samuel Sturgis of Barnstable, for a farm on Monosmenekecon Neck, in Falmouth, containing 150 acres and other lands in the vicinity of said Neck, and removed to that town, where he has descendants. His house in Barnstable is now owned by Mr. Wm. W. Sturgis. He married, Nov. 1689, Elizabeth Lumbert, and had nine children born in Barnstable, viz 19. I. Sarah, born Dec. 1690. 20. II. Anna, or Hannah, last of Julv 1692. 21. III. Mary, June 1695. 22. IV. Theophilus, Sept. 1696, married Sarah, daughter of Benjamin Hinckley, Oct. 1, 1722. 23. V. Timothy, July 1698. 24. VI. Ebenezer, Feb. 1700. 25. VII. Thankful, 5th April. 1702. 26. VIII. Elizabeth, 20th April, 1704, married John Lovell 1750. 27. IX. David, baptized 19th May, 1706. 7. Timothy Dimmock, son of Ensign Shubael, removed to Mansfield, Conn., and from thence to Ashford where he died about the year 1733. His wife was named Abigail. She had six children born in Mansfield. Timothy, born June 5, 1703, is the first named on the record. He had also Israel and Ebenezer, the latter born 22d Nov. 1715, and was the Dimick of Fort Warren, Boston harbor. ants in Connecticut. grandfather of Col. J. He has many descend- 8. Shubael Dimock, son of Barnstable. He married Tabitha Ensign Lothrop Shubael, resided in May 4, 1699. She died July 24, 1727, aged 56 years; he died Dec. 16, 1728, aged 55 years'. Both are buried in the ancient grave yard on the Old Meeting House Hill. His father, on his removal to Mansfield, gave him a share of his estate. His children, born in Barnstable, were 28. I. Samuel, born 7th May, 1702, married Hannah Davis 1724. June 1, 1740, she was dismissed to the church in Tolland, Conn. She died in Barnstable, a widow, Oct. 13, 1755 ; but the family probably remained in Connecticut. They had seven children born in Barnstable: 1, Mehitable, April 25, 1722, Sabbath ; 2, Samuel, Oct. 17, 1726, Monday ; 4, Shubael, 31st Janu- 3, Hannah, Nov. 26, 1728, Tuesday ; ary, 1731, Sabbath ; 5, Joseph, Feb. 19, 6, Mehitabel, 29th Sept. 1735, Monday ; 7, 1733, Monday; Daniel, May 28, 1738, Sabbath ; 8, David, 1745. Samuel Dimmock has numerous (Born in Connecticut.) descendants. He resided
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GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMlLlKiS. 341<br />
6. John Dimmock, or Dimuck, as he wrote his name, son <strong>of</strong><br />
Ensign Shubael, was a farmer and resided in <strong>Barnstable</strong> till<br />
October 1709, when he exchanged his farm in <strong>Barnstable</strong> containing<br />
forty acres <strong>of</strong> upland and thirty <strong>of</strong> meadow, his liouselot and<br />
commonage, with Samuel Sturgis <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>, for a farm on<br />
Monosmenekecon Neck, in Falmouth, containing 150 acres and<br />
other lands in the vicinity <strong>of</strong> said Neck, and removed to that<br />
town, where he has descendants. His house in <strong>Barnstable</strong> is now<br />
owned by Mr. Wm. W. Sturgis. He married, Nov. 1689, Elizabeth<br />
Lumbert, and had nine children born in <strong>Barnstable</strong>, viz<br />
19. I. Sarah, born Dec. 1690.<br />
20. II. Anna, or Hannah, last <strong>of</strong> Julv 1692.<br />
21. III. Mary, June 1695.<br />
22. IV. Theophilus, Sept. 1696, married Sarah, daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Benjamin Hinckley, Oct. 1, 1722.<br />
23. V. Timothy, July 1698.<br />
24. VI. Ebenezer, Feb. 1700.<br />
25. VII. Thankful, 5th April. 1702.<br />
26. VIII. Elizabeth, 20th April, 1704, married John Lovell<br />
1750.<br />
27. IX. David, baptized 19th May, 1706.<br />
7. Timothy Dimmock, son <strong>of</strong> Ensign Shubael, removed to<br />
Mansfield, Conn., and from thence to Ashford where he died<br />
about the year 1733. His wife was named Abigail. She had six<br />
children born in Mansfield. Timothy, born June 5, 1703, is the<br />
first named on the record. He had also Israel and Ebenezer, the<br />
latter born 22d Nov. 1715, and was the<br />
Dimick <strong>of</strong> Fort Warren, Boston harbor.<br />
ants in Connecticut.<br />
grandfather <strong>of</strong> Col. J.<br />
He has many descend-<br />
8. Shubael Dimock, son <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Barnstable</strong>. He married Tabitha<br />
Ensign<br />
Lothrop<br />
Shubael, resided in<br />
May 4, 1699. She<br />
died July 24, 1727, aged 56 years; he died Dec. 16, 1728, aged<br />
55 years'. Both are buried in the ancient grave yard on the Old<br />
Meeting House Hill. His father, on his removal to Mansfield,<br />
gave him a share <strong>of</strong> his estate. His children, born in <strong>Barnstable</strong>,<br />
were<br />
28. I. Samuel, born 7th May, 1702, married Hannah Davis<br />
1724. June 1, 1740, she was dismissed to the church in<br />
Tolland, Conn. She died in <strong>Barnstable</strong>, a widow, Oct. 13,<br />
1755 ; but the family probably remained in Connecticut.<br />
They had seven children born in <strong>Barnstable</strong>: 1, Mehitable,<br />
April 25, 1722, Sabbath ; 2, Samuel, Oct. 17, 1726, Monday ;<br />
4, Shubael, 31st Janu-<br />
3, Hannah, Nov. 26, 1728, Tuesday ;<br />
ary, 1731, Sabbath ; 5, Joseph, Feb. 19,<br />
6, Mehitabel, 29th Sept. 1735, Monday ; 7,<br />
1733, Monday;<br />
Daniel, May 28,<br />
1738, Sabbath ; 8, David, 1745.<br />
Samuel Dimmock has numerous<br />
(Born in Connecticut.)<br />
descendants. He resided