Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 37
Dec. 14, 1725, aged 66. He married Nov. 16, 1743, for his
second wife Bethia Smith. He died ia 1748, aged 76.
27. XV. Thankful, 20th Aug. 1671, married 12th Nov. 1675,
Rev. Experience Mayhew, of Martha's Vineyard, teacher of
the Indians there, and the author of several books in relation
to them. She was the mother of a most remarkable family
of children ; namely : Joseph, Harvard College 1730 ; Nathan,
Harvard College 1731 ; Lecariah, a missionary to the
Indians who died 6th March, 1806, aged 88 ; and Jonathan,
Harvard College 1744, one of the most distinguished divines
of the country.
28. XVI. Ebenezer, 23d Sept. 1673. (See act. below.)
29. XVII. Reliance, 15th Dec. 1675, baptized Dec. 19, 1675,
being on that Sunday of the great Narraganset Swamp
fight. The father was an officer in Capt. Gorham's company,
and Rev. Mr. Russell, the minister, gave the name.
She married 15th Dec. 1698, Rev. Nathaniel Stone of Harwich,
and was the mother of twelve children.
Samuel Hinckley, son of Samuel, resided on his father's estate
at West Barnstable. He was a farmer. He married 14th
Dec. 1664, for his first wife, Mary, daughter of Roger Goodspeed.
She died Dec. 20, 1666, aged 22, and he married Jan. 15, 1668-9,
Mary, daughter of Edward Fitzrandolphe. He died intestate Jan.
2, 1726-7, aged 84, and his estate was divided on the 31st of the
same month, by a mutual agreement between his four sons, Benjamin,
Joseph, Isaac, Ebenezer and Thomas, who appear to have
been all the surviving heirs. His widow signs her name as
"Elizabeth Bursley," wife of John B.
Children horn in Barnstable.
30.
Benjamin, 6th Dec. 1666. (See below.)
Samuel, 6th Feb. 1669, died 3d Jan. 1676.
Joseph, 15th May, 1672. (See below.)
Isaac, 20th Aug."l674. (See below.)
Mary, May 1677, died 15th June, 1677.
Mercy, 9th April, 1679.
. Ebenezer, 2d Aug. 1685. (See below.)
I. Thomas, 1st Jan. 1688-9. (See below.)
John Hinckley, son of Samuel, resided at West Barnstable.
He was a man of some note, often employed in town affairs, and
ensign of the militia company, an office of honor in his day. He
married for his first wife July 1668, Bethia Lothrop. She was a
member of the church, but does not appear to have been an exemplary
sister. She died 10th July, 1697, and he married Nov.
24th, 1697, for his second wife, Mary Goodspeed.
Children of Ensign John Hinckley horn in Barnstable.
38. 1. Sarah, end of May, 1669, married John Crocker 22d
June, 1721.