Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
50 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. ter of Jabez Bearae, and had sons Joseph, Daniel and Seth. He was a Lieutenant in the Continental Army. Joseph, his son who enlisted as a soldier, but served in the capacity of waiter to his father, was one of the last surviving revolutionary pensioners of the town of Barnstable. He died July 7, 1855, aged 93. He married two wives and was the father of twenty-four children, of whom the Hon. Zenas D. is the oldest. One of his wives had four children by a former husband, so that in fact there were twenty-eight in his family who called him father. Joshua, son of Joseph, was an ensign in Col. Gorham's llegiment in the expedition to Louisburg, in 1745. He married in 1738, Hannah Brimhall of Hingham, and had Sarah, Oct. 28, 1739; Susannah, May 16, 1741; Anna, March 3, 1742-3, and Joshua, Nov. 18, 1744. The latter probably died young. Nathan Basset, son of Joseph, lived in the ancient Hallet house, situated nearly opposite the Barnstable Bank. He married first, Hannah Hallet, 1751, by whom he had seven children, and second, Desire, widow of Prince Crowell. He had 1st, John, Nov. 4, 1753, who has no descendants now living; 2d, Thankful, Nov. 3, young; 3d, Joseph, Feb. 13, 1759; 4th, 1756, who died Ebenezer, May 24, 1761 ; 5th, Thankful, Sept. 19, 1763, married Ebenezer Taylor ; 6th, Francis, Jan'y 14, 1766 ; 7th, Joshua, Aug. 7, 1768, father of the present Capt. Joshua Basset. Nathan Basset, son of Nathaniel, is the ancestor of the Chatham and Harwich families. He married March 7, 1709, Mary, daughter of Thomas Crowell of Yarmouth, He died in 1728, leaving seven children. She died in 1742, and names in her will sons Nathan, Thomas, Nathaniel, who married Sarah Chase of Yarmouth, Aug. 23, 1729, Samuel, and daughters Mary Basset, Dorcas Nickerson and Hannah Coveil. Capt. Elisha Basset of Sandwich, grandson of Col. William, married Ruhama, daughter of Samuel Jennings of Sandwich, and removed to Dennis, then Yarmouth. His children, born in Yarmouth, were, 1st, Lydia, Aug. 14, 1740, married Abraham Howes, 1761 ; 2d, Abigail, Jan'y 30, 1742 ; 3d, Elisha, March 14, 1744-5, who removed with his family to Ashfield in 1797, where he has descendants; 4th, Samuel, April 17, 1747, who went to Barnstable; 5th, William, June 22, 1750, married Betty Howes, and had one
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 51 son, the Hon. Francis Basset, whose parent died when he was a child ; 6th, Deborah, Oct. 30, 1752 ; 7tii, Lot, Jan'y 22, 1755. Note.—I intended in this series of articles to write sketches of the families of the first comers, and of no other. I have been induced to depart from that rule in this instance. Nearly all of the materials used in preparing this article I collected fifteen years ago, and I am aware that it is not so full or so accurate as it might be made. Hon. Francis Basset has an extended memoir of his family, which he has spent much time in preparing, and I presume will publish it at some fuuire time.
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50 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES.<br />
ter <strong>of</strong> Jabez Bearae, and had sons Joseph, Daniel and Seth.<br />
He was a Lieutenant in the Continental Army. Joseph, his<br />
son who enlisted as a soldier, but served in the capacity <strong>of</strong><br />
waiter to his father, was one <strong>of</strong> the last surviving revolutionary<br />
pensioners <strong>of</strong> the town <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>. He died July<br />
7, 1855, aged 93. He married two wives and was the father<br />
<strong>of</strong> twenty-four children, <strong>of</strong> whom the Hon. Zenas D. is the<br />
oldest. One <strong>of</strong> his wives had four children by a former husband,<br />
so that in fact there were twenty-eight in his family<br />
who called him father.<br />
Joshua, son <strong>of</strong> Joseph, was an ensign in Col. Gorham's<br />
llegiment in the expedition to Louisburg, in 1745. He<br />
married in 1738, Hannah Brimhall <strong>of</strong> Hingham, and had<br />
Sarah, Oct. 28, 1739; Susannah, May 16, 1741; Anna,<br />
March 3, 1742-3, and Joshua, Nov. 18, 1744. The latter<br />
probably died young.<br />
Nathan Basset, son <strong>of</strong> Joseph, lived in the ancient<br />
Hallet house, situated nearly opposite the <strong>Barnstable</strong> Bank.<br />
He married first, Hannah Hallet, 1751, by whom he had<br />
seven children, and second, Desire, widow <strong>of</strong> Prince Crowell.<br />
He had 1st, John, Nov. 4, 1753, who has no descendants<br />
now living; 2d, Thankful, Nov. 3,<br />
young; 3d, Joseph, Feb. 13, 1759; 4th,<br />
1756, who died<br />
Ebenezer, May<br />
24, 1761 ; 5th, Thankful, Sept. 19, 1763, married Ebenezer<br />
Taylor ; 6th, Francis, Jan'y 14, 1766 ; 7th, Joshua, Aug. 7,<br />
1768, father <strong>of</strong> the present Capt. Joshua Basset.<br />
Nathan Basset, son <strong>of</strong> Nathaniel, is the ancestor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Chatham and Harwich <strong>families</strong>. He married March 7, 1709,<br />
Mary, daughter <strong>of</strong> Thomas Crowell <strong>of</strong> Yarmouth, He died<br />
in 1728, leaving seven children. She died in 1742, and<br />
names in her will sons Nathan, Thomas, Nathaniel, who<br />
married Sarah Chase <strong>of</strong> Yarmouth, Aug. 23, 1729, Samuel,<br />
and daughters Mary Basset, Dorcas Nickerson and Hannah<br />
Coveil.<br />
Capt. Elisha Basset <strong>of</strong> Sandwich, grandson <strong>of</strong> Col.<br />
William, married Ruhama, daughter <strong>of</strong> Samuel Jennings <strong>of</strong><br />
Sandwich, and removed to Dennis, then Yarmouth. His<br />
children, born in Yarmouth, were, 1st, Lydia, Aug. 14,<br />
1740, married Abraham Howes, 1761 ; 2d, Abigail, Jan'y<br />
30, 1742 ; 3d, Elisha, March 14, 1744-5, who removed with<br />
his family to Ashfield in 1797, where he has descendants;<br />
4th, Samuel, April 17, 1747, who went to <strong>Barnstable</strong>; 5th,<br />
William, June 22, 1750, married Betty Howes, and had one