Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

342 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKN8TABLE FAMILIES.
several years in Saybrook, Conn. His widow, as above stated,
died ill Barnstable, and it is said that he also died in his native
town. His son Samuel died at Albany in 1756 ; Shubael went to
Mansfield, and it is said removed to Nova Scotia, before the Revo-
lution ;
Joseph lived many years in Wethersfield, Conn., and died
in 182.5 at one of his daughter's in Greenville, N. Y., aged 92.
Several of his descendants were sea captains and lost at sea.
.Joseph .J. Dimock, late Assistant Secretary of State, Hartford, is
a great grandson of .Joseph. Daniel, son of Samuel, lived in the
eastern part of Connecticut. David Dimock, a son of Samuel,
born after his removal from Barnstable, removed from Wethersfield
to Montrose, Penn., and died there in 1832, aged 87.
Davis, a son of David, was a Baptist preacher of some note—
man all work—baptized 2,000 persons— preached 8,000 sermons
a practicing physician—acting county judge, &c. The descendants
of David at Montrose are among the most worthy and influential
in that region. Milo M., a son, was a member of Congress
in 1852, Associate Judge, &c.
29. II. David, baptized 11th June, 1704 Married Thankful
Cobb, October 14, 1746. (Doubtful.)
30. III. Joanna, born 24th Dec. 1708; died January, 1709.
31. IV. Mehitable, born 26th June, 1711.
32. V. Shubael, baptized April, 1706.
9. Joseph Dimmock, son of Ensign Shubael, married, 12th
May, 1699, Lydia, daughter of Doct. John Fuller. She learned
the trade of tailoress, and after the death of her father, Stephen
Skiff, Esq., of Sandwich, was her guardian. Her mother-in-law
administered on the estate, and May 9, 1700 she acknowledges the
receipt of £75. from her said mother, then wife of Capt. John
Lothrop, in full for her right in her father's estate. Several members
of this family removed to Connecticut. She died there
November 6, 1755, aged 80. Children born in Barnstable:
33. I. Thomas, born 26th January, 1699-1700.
84. II. Bethiah, 3d Febuary, 1702. Married, 1726, Samuel
Annable. Oct. 22, 1751, dismissed from the Barnstable
Church to the church in Scotland, Conn.
35. III. Mehitable, 22d Nov., 1707, married Thomas Crocker,
1727, died 1729.
36. IV. Ensign, (?) born 8th Nov., 1709, married Abigail
Tobey, of Sandwich, Oct. 19, 1731, and had— 1, Thomas,
29th Oct. 1732; 2, Mehitable, 12th April 1735; 3, Joseph,
12th July, 1740.
Joseph Dimmock resided in the east parish. His house stood
on the spot where Asa Young, Esq., now resides. It was a two
story single house like his brother's, father's and grandfather's.
On his removal to Connecticut it wa.s sold to the Sturgis's, and
passed from them into the possession of Bangs Young and his son