Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

86 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES.
of Nathaniel, £5 in money ; to Mr. Jonathan Russell £3 out
of his estate ; to his sistera Mary, Thankful, Abigail and
Reliance, each a cow ; to his brother John his two four year
old steers ; to each of his sisters, Hannah, Bathshua, Mehitabel,
Mary and Experience, 10 shillings. His lands were at
the east end of the town, and were bought of the Lumbards,
and his house was probably that afterwards owned by Dea.
Gershom Davis.
19. VII. Bathshua, 15th May, 1657, married June 6, 1681,
Samuel Hall, of Dorchester, bad Bathshua Nov. 14, 1683.
She was living in 1G88.
20. VIII. Mehetable, 24th March, 1659. She married Samuel
Worden of Yarmouth, who was afterwards of Boston. She
had Samuel, baptized at Barnstable Feb. 24, 1683-4. Her
husband died early, and she married 25th Aug. 1698, William
Avery of Dedham, his third wife.
21. IX. Admire, 28th Jan. 1660, died 16th of Feb. following.
22. X. Ebenezer, 22d Feb. 1661, died, 2 weeks after.
23. XI. Mary, 31st July, 1662. She was the second wife of
Samuel Prince, Esq., of Sandwich, Middleboro', and Rochester.
She was the mother of the Rev. Thomas Prince,
born May 1687, graduate Harvard College 1707, a most assiduous
annualist, whose services in perpetuating evidence
relative to our early history, exceeds, says Mr. Savage, that
of any other man since the first generation. When young he
resided at Barnstable with his grandfather Hincklej', whose
papers he filed and preserved ; but it is to be regretted that
many of them have since been scattered and lost. She also
had Nathan a graduate of Harvard College, 1718, a man of
superior talent to his brother, but of less value to society.
24. XII. Experience, Feb. 28, 1664. She married James
Whipple, of Barnstable. She is named in her brother
Thomas' will dated 27th July, 1688, but it seems that she
died soon after that date, leaving no issue. He married for
his second wife 25th Feb. 1692, Widow Abigail Green of
Boston, a daughter of Lawrence Hammon, born 27th April,
1667, and by her had nine children. He removed to Boston
in 1708. He owned the estate afterwards owned by Hon.
Sylvanus Bourne, and his son Dr. Richard.
25. XIII. John, 9th June, 1667. (See account below.)
26. XIV. Abigail, 8th April, 1669. She married 2d Jan.
1697-8, Rev. Joseph Lord, graduate Harvard College, 1691
of Dorchester, Mass., founder of Dorchester, South Carolina,
and afterwards minister of Chatham. He was a school
master, physician, and clergyman. I have a volume of his
manuscript sermons and a portion of his diary, beautifully
executed. She had nine children, and died on the night of