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Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

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862 ge^eaJmOGical <strong>notes</strong> <strong>of</strong> baiumstabjle <strong>families</strong>.<br />

for atteoding, meetings <strong>of</strong> their own society ; but when they re-<br />

fused to.- pay their proportion <strong>of</strong> the public expenses, they were<br />

,<br />

clearly . in<br />

were not only guilty <strong>of</strong> doing wrong to their country, but to their<br />

religious associates ; because by thus resisting they prejudiced<br />

their claim for sympathy as sufferers for conscience sake.<br />

In 1658 Thomas Ewer and most <strong>of</strong> the leading members <strong>of</strong><br />

the Society <strong>of</strong> Friends in Sandwich were disfranchised and ordered<br />

to leave, the, town. Ewer<br />

the wrong, and tliose <strong>of</strong> their, number who resisted,<br />

continued to reside there till 1660. -In<br />

1661 he is spoken <strong>of</strong> as <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>. In that year he bought a<br />

part <strong>of</strong> the farm and meadows on the west <strong>of</strong> the Crocker land,<br />

then owned by Mr. Dimmock, originally laid out, I think, to<br />

Thomas, Hatch. This, small farm his descendants have continued<br />

to, own till recently.<br />

The goods seized by the Marshall were such as a tailor<br />

usually, keeps, and I infer from this that he learned the trade <strong>of</strong><br />

his (father. He died in 1667, aged 34, leaving a widow Hannah<br />

and a family <strong>of</strong> children. I find no record <strong>of</strong> their names.<br />

Thomas Lothrop, the father-in-law <strong>of</strong> the deceased, and Shubael<br />

Linnell, his uncle, were appointed guardians <strong>of</strong> the children.<br />

,;, . ;Thomas.E,wer, 3d, afterwards owned the Ewer farm, and the<br />

facts and oircumstauces above stated make it probable, if not certain,<br />

that he was the son <strong>of</strong> Thomas Ewer, 2d, and his wife Han-<br />

nah. ,,<br />

, 6.<br />

;<br />

Thomas Ewer, 3d, probably son <strong>of</strong> Thomas, Sd, married<br />

three wives. He married his first wife about the year 1682 ; she<br />

died in a few j^ears, and he married, in 1689, Elizabeth, daughter<br />

<strong>of</strong> the first John Lovell, and for his third wife he married, Sept.<br />

18, 1712, Wid. Sarah Warren.,, ,<br />

7.<br />

Children born m <strong>Barnstable</strong>.<br />

Thomas, Dqc. 1683, ( ?) died young.<br />

Thomas, Jan. 1686.<br />

Shubael, ,169,0.<br />

John, Feb. 1692.<br />

Mehitabel, Oct. 1694, (?) died same year.<br />

1695, (?) baptized Deo. 9, 1694.<br />

Nathaniel, , Nov,<br />

Jonathan, July 1696.<br />

. Hezekiah, Sept. 1697.<br />

Mehetab.el, baptized Dec 11, 1698.<br />

Thankful, Nov. 1701.<br />

Abiga,il, baptized (April 7, 1706.<br />

Thomas Ewer, 3d, died June. 1722, leaving a widow Sarah,<br />

and three socs^;,Thomas, John, and Nathaniel, whom he exhorts<br />

in his will, ',)to live in the fear <strong>of</strong> G-od, and love one another, and<br />

cary dutifully to their Honored Mother." Only three <strong>of</strong> his<br />

eleven children appear to have been then living. '^<br />

His real estate<br />

was apprized at ,£74, and his personal estate at £83. In 1684 his

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