Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

GENEALOGICAL NOTES OP BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 45
July 30, 1718, married Nathaniel Fuller April 5, 1739?;
2, Edmond, Jan. 30, 1719-20, married Sarah Howland Dec.
6, 1744, and had Edmond Nov. 10, 1745, Abner, Nov. 25,
1747, Mary, July 11, 1749, Enoch, March 27,1751, Heman,
Jan. 27, 1754, Anna, Dec. 6, 1757, and Benjamin, Dec. 24,
1761 ; 3, Samuel, Oct. 16, 1721 ; 4, Joseph, Oct. 23, 1723,
married Mary Davis of Sandwich Feb. 1751 ; 5, Benjamin,
April 28, 1727, married Nov. 22, 1750, Lydia Phinney, and
had Nymphas Sept. 13, 1753, and probably others; 6, Sylvanus,
April 7, 1729, married 31st May, 1753, Sarah Phinney,
and had Zacheus 7 19th March 1754, Sylvanus, 26th
Aug. 1 56, Prince, 27th Dec. 1758, Lydia, 8th June, 1761,
Levi, 17th May, 1764, Elizabeth, 23d Sept. 1766, and Reliance,
26th March, 1769 ; 7, Nathaniel, April 7, 1732,*
married Joanna Lewis Oct. 13, 1761 : 8, Martha, April 24,
1734, married Daniel Fuller Nov. 1, 1753 ; 9, Bathsheba,
April 14, 1736, married Nath'l Ryder March 7, 1754; 10,
Timothy, AprQ 16,1738, married Mary Goodspeed 1766;
and 11, Zaccheus,t Oct. 6, 1740. I notice that the mother
Abigail was appointed guardian of her son Timothy March
12, 1745, why it does not appear.
(31.) Joseph Hinckley, son of the second Samuel, married
21st Sept. 1699, by Col. Thacher, to Mary Gorham. He resided
at West Barnstable on the estate which was his grandfather's.
His house yet remains, and is now owned by Levi L. Goodspeed,
Esq. He was a man of wealth, and it appears by his will that in
addition to his farming business he was engaged in the tanning
and currying business. He died in 1753, aged 81 years. In his
will dated 11th Sept. 1751, proved Aug. 7, 1753, he names his
son John, to whom he gave all his real estate in the East Precinct,
&c., &c. ; to Isaac lands at West Barnstable and at Hebron,
Conn., a pew in the West Meeting House, bedding he had
at College, latin books, tanning and currying tools, &c., &c. He
names his son Samuel, deceased. To his daughter Mercy Bourn
he devises his negro girl "Sarah," bought of Hopkins, his biggest
silver porringer, &c., &c. To his daughter Mary Davis he gave
his negro girl "Anne," bought of his brother Isaac, &c. He also
names the children of his daughter Thankful, deceased, his granddaughter
Mary Bourne, grandson Joseph Davis, and granddaughter
Mehitabel Dillingham. His negro servant "Peg" to reside
with either child she may desire. His sous John and Isaac executors.
He had ten children born in Barnstable, namely : 1, Mercy,
19th Aug. 1700, married Mr. John Bourne March 16, 1722 ; 2,
*A Nathaniel Hinckley, called 2d, married Not. 24, 1758, Elizabeth Chipman. The
first Nathaniel was 48 at his first marriage, and I may have confounded them.
fl think Zaccheus lived, and that I remember him as a very old man ; but I may be
mistaken.