Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

344 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKN8TABLE FAMILIES.
ticeship with him. He had a son John born in Barnstable
.Jan. 2, 1752. He removed to Maine where he has descend-
ants.
42. II. Thomas, baptized July 25, 1725, died young.
43. III. Edward, baptized March 17, 1726, died young.
44. IV. Thomas, born 16th March, 1727, married Elizabeth
Bacon Oct. 7, 1755, and had Charles 10th Dec. 1756, a
master ship carpenter, the father of the late John L. Uimmoch:
of Boston, and Col. Charles Dimmock of Richmond,
Va., and others; 2, Hannah, 21st July, 1758. In her old
age she became the fourth wife of Capt. Job Chase of Harwich
; 3, John, 16th June, 1764.
Children of Timothy Dimmock and his wife Abigail, born in
Mansfield, Conn.
I. Timothy, June 2, 1703.
II. John, Jan. 3, 1704-5, settled in Ashford.
III. Shubael, May 27, 1707.
IV. Daniel, Jan. 28, 1709-10.
V. Israel, Dec. 22, 1710.
VI. Ebenezer, Nov. 22, 1715.
11. VII. Benj. Dimmock, son of JiUsigD Shubael, by his
wife Mary, had the following children born in Mansfield, Conn. :
I. Perez, June 14, 1704, married Mary Bayley Nov. 5, 1725,
and had a familv.
II. Mehitabel, June 8, 1706, died Dec. 1713.
III. Peter, June 5, 1708, died Aug. 1714.
IV. Mary, Sept. 14, 1710.
V. Joanna, June 22, 1713.
VI. Shubael, June 22, 1715.
VII. Mehitabel, Aug. 6, 1719.
12. VIII. Joannah Dimmock, daughter of Ensign Shubael,
married, Oct. 6, 1709, at Windham, Josiah Conant, son of P^xoise,
and grandson of Roger, a man of note in early times. She had
only one child, Shubael, born July 15, 1711. Shubael Conant
was a very prominent man in Mansfield. He was a judge of the
court, held various town, county, and state offices, and was one of
the Governor's Council of safety at the commencement of the
Revolutionary War.
13. IX. Thankful Dimmock, youngest daughter of Ensign
Shubael, married, June 28, 1706, Dec. Edward Waldo, of Windham.
She had ten children, and died Dec. 13, 1757, aged 71
years. Among her living descendants are Rev. Daniel Waldo, a
grandson, of Syracuse, N. Y., aged one hundred years Sept. 10,
1862 ; and Judge Loren P. Waldo, late Judge of the Superior
Court of Connecticut.
17. IV. Thomas Dimmock, son of Capt. Thomas, removed
to Mansfield, Conn. He was an Ensign in the King's service, and