Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog
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92 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. acre and a half of land at the head of his farm for his convenieney. No boundaries are given, and therefore its location cannot be fixed. Children horn in Barnstable. 2. I. Sarah, 15th Nov. 1653. 3. II. Mehitabel, 2d March, 1654-5, married Eleazer Hamblen 15th Oct. 1675, and had a family, was a member of the church, and was living in 1683. 4. III. Samuel, 12th Sept. 1657. This child probably died early. He is not mentioned afterwards on the records. There was a Samuel Jenkins in the Colony, but too old a man to have been the son of John. 5. IV. John, 13th Nov. 1659. (See below.) 6. V. Mary, 1st Oct. 1662, married Thomas Parker and reremoved to Falmouth, and had a large family. 7. VI. Thomas, 16th July, 1666. (See below). 8. VII. Joseph, 31st March, 1669. (See below). John Jenkins, son of John, resided a part of his life in Falmouth. In 1690 he was admitted a freeman of the Colony, and was sworn at the County Court in Barnstable June 24. The twenty admitted on that day were the last who were sworn freemen of the Plymouth Colony. About the year 1692 he returned to Barnstable, and settled on a small farm on the north of the Shoal pond in the East Parish. A part of this estate he bought of Joshua Lumbert, and a part was probably his father's. He inheirted all his father's lands in Falmouth. He was a man of some note, entitled to be called Mister, a prominent member of the church, and though he resided in a small house, and in a retired spot, he inherited the aristocratic feelings of his English ances- try. "He died very suddenly on the 8th of July, 1736," aged 77. His will is dated Dec. 15, 1730, and was proved on the third of Aug. 1736. He names his wife Patience, provides very scantUy for her support, and if she married again she was to have £30 and no more, less than the one hundredth part of his eslate. She did not marry again, but lived a widow till Oct. 28, 1745, when she died aged, according to the church records, "above seventy years." To his three sons, John, Philip and Joseph, he bequeathed, and to their male heirs, in fee tail, "all my Waquoit land, that is all my lands east of the Mill or Five MUe river, so called, whether divided or undivided, to be an estate in fee tail ; saving that I give liberty to my sons and their said heirs to sell to each other, so that said lands and meadows go not out of the families of my said sons." He orders that Dorothy, the widow of his son Samuel, de-
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 93 ceased, shall be provided for at his house during her widowhood, or "so long as she bears her deceased husband's name." To his eldest son, John Jenkins, he devised the dwelling house in which he then lived and the land adjoining, his lot of land to the westward of the Great (or Cooper's) pond, his cedar swamp near Shubael Davis', all his woodland in Barnstable, meadow, &c., &c. To his daughter Sarah Basset £20, &c.,—to his daughter Ruth West £95 on her husband's bond of Jan. 20, 1729,—to his youngest daughter Patience Jenkins, £100 ; to his daugbter-inlaw Experience Paine £20 ; to his daughter Mary Studley £90, if his executors think she needs it ; to his daughter Mehitabel Chapman £90, and to the poor of the East Church £5. In paying the legacies he ordered the ounce of silver to be valued at eight shillings. He appoints his wife Patience, son John, and Joseph Lothrop, Esq., executors. To this will there are two codicils annexed. In the second, dated Dec. 15, 1732, he says, that whereas his son John became surety for his son-in-law James Chapmanjn a suit brought by Col. Bourne, commenced before he left the country, &c., therefore £48 to be deducted from legacy to daughter Mehitabel. The inventory of his estate is dated 24th Aug. 1736. The apprisement was not probably made in silver valuing the ounce at 8 shs. ; if so, he was the most wealthy man in Barnstable. His personal estate apprised at £738,11,11 House, homestead and all his real estate in Barnstable, 1,800 Lands in Falmouth, 600 £3,138,11,11 And this the legal instrument gravely informs us did not include West. a pair of old money scales in the possession of Sackfield He married for his first wife Mary, daughter of Robert Parker of West Barnstable ; and 23d Nov. 1715, the Widow Patience Paine. Oliildren born in Falmouth. 9. I, John, 3d, born about the year 1687, baptized Oct. 8, 1695, was the ancestor of the Jenkins family at Falmouth. He married 3d Sept. 1708, Abigail Whetstone, or Whiston, of West Barnstable. She was a daughter of John of Scituate. His children born in Falmouth were : 1, John, June 27, 1709, married Oct. 30, 1734, Rebecca Green ; June 5, 1712, married at 18, Aug. 20, 1 730, Hannah Handy ; 3, Abigail, March 27, 1715, married Benj. Crocker, Jr., May 15, 1738 ; 4, Mary, Feb. 10, 1717-18, married Sept. 5, 2, Joshua,
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GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 93<br />
ceased, shall be provided for at his house during her widowhood,<br />
or "so long as she bears her deceased husband's name."<br />
To his eldest son, John Jenkins, he devised the dwelling<br />
house in which he then lived and the land adjoining, his lot <strong>of</strong> land<br />
to the westward <strong>of</strong> the Great (or Cooper's) pond, his cedar<br />
swamp near Shubael Davis', all his woodland in <strong>Barnstable</strong>,<br />
meadow, &c., &c.<br />
To his daughter Sarah Basset £20, &c.,—to his daughter<br />
Ruth West £95 on her husband's bond <strong>of</strong> Jan. 20, 1729,—to his<br />
youngest daughter Patience Jenkins, £100 ; to his daugbter-inlaw<br />
Experience Paine £20 ; to his daughter Mary Studley £90, if<br />
his executors think she needs it ; to his daughter Mehitabel Chapman<br />
£90, and to the poor <strong>of</strong> the East Church £5. In paying the<br />
legacies he ordered the ounce <strong>of</strong> silver to be valued at eight shillings.<br />
He appoints his wife Patience, son John, and Joseph<br />
Lothrop, Esq., executors.<br />
To this will there are two codicils annexed. In the second,<br />
dated Dec. 15, 1732, he says, that whereas his son John became<br />
surety for his son-in-law James Chapmanjn a suit brought by Col.<br />
Bourne, commenced before he left the country, &c., therefore<br />
£48 to be deducted from legacy to daughter Mehitabel.<br />
The inventory <strong>of</strong> his estate is dated 24th Aug. 1736. The<br />
apprisement was not probably made in silver valuing the ounce at<br />
8 shs. ; if so, he was the most wealthy man in <strong>Barnstable</strong>.<br />
His personal estate apprised at £738,11,11<br />
House, homestead and all his real estate in <strong>Barnstable</strong>, 1,800<br />
Lands in Falmouth, 600<br />
£3,138,11,11<br />
And this the legal instrument gravely informs us did not include<br />
West.<br />
a pair <strong>of</strong> old money scales in the possession <strong>of</strong> Sackfield<br />
He married for his first wife Mary, daughter <strong>of</strong> Robert Parker<br />
<strong>of</strong> West <strong>Barnstable</strong> ; and 23d Nov. 1715, the Widow Patience<br />
Paine.<br />
Oliildren born in Falmouth.<br />
9. I, John, 3d, born about the year 1687, baptized Oct. 8,<br />
1695, was the ancestor <strong>of</strong> the Jenkins family at Falmouth.<br />
He married 3d Sept. 1708, Abigail Whetstone, or Whiston,<br />
<strong>of</strong> West <strong>Barnstable</strong>. She was a daughter <strong>of</strong> John <strong>of</strong> Scituate.<br />
His children born in Falmouth were : 1, John, June<br />
27, 1709, married Oct. 30, 1734, Rebecca Green ;<br />
June 5, 1712, married at 18, Aug. 20, 1 730, Hannah Handy ;<br />
3, Abigail, March 27, 1715, married Benj. Crocker, Jr.,<br />
May 15, 1738 ; 4, Mary, Feb. 10, 1717-18, married Sept. 5,<br />
2, Joshua,