Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

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536 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKNSTABLE FAMILIES. The genealogy of the Hamblens I wrote very rapidly often sending the manuscript to the printer without looking it over and revising it, consequently I have made mistakes which will mislead the reader. Since it was printed I have revised the article, and request those who keep files of these papers to note the following errors 55. V. Joseph Hamblin. I say "respecting this Joseph I have no information." I had, but I wrote under the Impression that the Joseph who married Sept. 1718, Abigail Davis, was Joseph, son of Eleazer. Abigail Davis' history 1 omitted to give in my account of her family. She was a daughter of Jabez Davis, born 26th April, 1698. After the death of her father in 1711, she removed to Preston, and was a member of the church in that town, and dismissed to the Barnstable church July 9, 1721 and on the division of the church she joined the East. In the church records the following curious passage occurs "July 28, 1725. The Brethren voted that Abigail Hamblen, wife to Joseph Hamblen, shall desire the Pastor, before the congregation, to inform of her sorrow and repentance for her inconsistency in her profession in going to the assemblies of the Quakers on the Lord's Day, of choice and disputing much for them upon her return from Nantucket, before she be admitted unto the privileges of the church." It does not appear by the record that she complied with the requirement of the Brethren. The children of Joseph and Abigail Hamblin do not appear on the town record. On the church records three of their children are named: Lois, baptized May 26, 1722; Esther, April 23, 1727; Susannah, May 12, 1728. Joseph Hamblen died soon after the latter date, and his widow married Barlow. Her death is thus entered : "April 25, 1740, Abigail Barlow (formerly Hamblen) departed this life very aged." As she was only 42, I do not perceive the propriety of calling her "very aged." No. 158, (11.) The first paragraph I wrote from recollection of the facts. On recurring to the Probate Records T find that Eleazer Hamblin, son of James, 2d, died in 1698, and that his widow administered and afterwards married Thos. Snow as stated. 76. I. I say perhaps Ebenezer Hamblen married Hopestill Davis. She married as afterwards stated, Joseph Hamblen. [end of volume I.J

GENEALOGICAL NOTES — OF — B^^OTBIiE F^pmiEg, BEING A REPRINT OF THE AMOS OTIS PAPERS, ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE BARNSTABLE PATRIOT. Revised and Completed by C. F. SWIFT, Largely from Notes Made by the Author. VOLUME II. BARNSTABLE, MASS. F. B. & F. P. GOSS, PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS. [The "Patriot" Press.] 1890.

536 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKNSTABLE FAMILIES.<br />

The genealogy <strong>of</strong> the Hamblens I wrote very rapidly <strong>of</strong>ten<br />

sending the manuscript to the printer without looking it over and revising<br />

it, consequently I have made mistakes which will mislead the<br />

reader. Since it was printed I have revised the article, and request<br />

those who keep files <strong>of</strong> these papers to note the following errors<br />

55. V. Joseph Hamblin. I say "respecting this Joseph I have no<br />

information." I had, but I wrote under the Impression that the Joseph<br />

who married Sept. 1718, Abigail Davis, was Joseph, son <strong>of</strong> Eleazer.<br />

Abigail Davis' history 1 omitted to give in my account <strong>of</strong> her family.<br />

She was a daughter <strong>of</strong> Jabez Davis, born 26th April, 1698. After<br />

the death <strong>of</strong> her father in 1711, she removed to Preston, and was a member<br />

<strong>of</strong> the church in that town, and dismissed to the <strong>Barnstable</strong> church<br />

July 9, 1721 and on the division <strong>of</strong> the church she joined the East. In<br />

the church records the following curious passage occurs<br />

"July 28, 1725. The Brethren voted that Abigail Hamblen, wife to<br />

Joseph Hamblen, shall desire the Pastor, before the congregation, to<br />

inform <strong>of</strong> her sorrow and repentance for her inconsistency in her pr<strong>of</strong>ession<br />

in going to the assemblies <strong>of</strong> the Quakers on the Lord's Day, <strong>of</strong><br />

choice and disputing much for them upon her return from Nantucket,<br />

before she be admitted unto the privileges <strong>of</strong> the church." It does not<br />

appear by the record that she complied with the requirement <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Brethren. The children <strong>of</strong> Joseph and Abigail Hamblin do not appear<br />

on the town record. On the church records three <strong>of</strong> their children are<br />

named: Lois, baptized May 26, 1722; Esther, April 23, 1727; Susannah,<br />

May 12, 1728. Joseph Hamblen died soon after the latter date, and his<br />

widow married Barlow. Her death is thus entered : "April 25,<br />

1740, Abigail Barlow (formerly Hamblen) departed this life very aged."<br />

As she was only 42, I do not perceive the propriety <strong>of</strong> calling her "very<br />

aged."<br />

No. 158, (11.) The first paragraph I wrote from recollection <strong>of</strong> the<br />

facts. On recurring to the Probate Records T find that Eleazer Hamblin,<br />

son <strong>of</strong> James, 2d, died in 1698, and that his widow administered<br />

and afterwards married Thos. Snow as stated.<br />

76. I. I say perhaps Ebenezer Hamblen married Hopestill Davis.<br />

She married as afterwards stated, Joseph Hamblen.<br />

[end <strong>of</strong> volume I.J

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