Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

134 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE i'amILIES.
93. IV. Sarah, July 12, 1G90, married Jacob Loring Feb.
1708-9.
94. V. Susanna, Jan. 5, 1692-3, died Feb. 26, 1692-3.
95. VI. Raciiel, June 19, 1694, married David Oushiilg.
96. VII. Susanna, Dec. 9, 1697.
97. VIII. Mary, June 2, 1700, died young.
98. IX. Isaiah", June 10, 1703, graduated at Harvard College
1723, taught school in Hingham and Mar'shfleld, arid
preached on the Sabbaths. He married June 25, 1730, Abigail,
daughter of Reuben Winslow of Marshfleld. In 1730
he vras settled in the north parish of Eastham at £110 yearly
salary and £200 settlement, and the parsOiiage lands.
In 1747 his annual salary was increased to £75, new tenor.
In 1750-53, 6s 8d, in 1754 £70, and thereafter £50 sterling.
In 1785 Rev. Levi Whitman was settled as his colleague.
He died Oct. 3, 1786, aged 83 years.
(26.) Samuel Lewes, son of Lieut. James, (5) born 10th
April, 1659, married Dec. 1690, Prudence Leonard. Widow Prudence
Lewes died March 31, 1736, aged 60.
Samuel Lewes resided in the East Parish, Owned the estate
which his uncle John bought of Joshua Lombard, next east of Elder
Henry Cobb's great lot. ' He died Dec. 1726, aged 67, intestate.
Letters of administration on his estate wfere granted to his
widow Prudence Lewes Jan. 25, 1725-6. The Inventory of the
estate by Stiubael Dimmock, James Cobb and Samuel Bacon,
amounted to £1,551,04,0 in the depreciated Bills of Credit then
current. The homestead which contained about ten acres, and
the dwelling-house thereon, was apprised at £644. Mr. Samuel
Lewes' house, it appears, was the second built on the
in the division the cellar of an old house is named.
lot, for
He also
owned a house and land at South Sea. In the division, the
widow had the improvement of one-third of the estate. The other
two-thirds were one-half to Samuel, the eldest son, who took the
South Sea property ; one quarter to Joseph, who had the easterly
part of the homestead ; and one quarter to Ebenezer, who had the
western part, adjoining the Cobb land. The rest of the estate
was divided in the same proportions to the sons. The two daughters.
Thankful and Hannah had each £146,12,8 "in good bills of
credit."
Children horn in Barnstable.
99. I. Samuel, 22d June, 1700. He resided at South Sea, married
Reliance , and had born in Barnstable : 1, Susanna,
Jan.' 19, 1722; 2, Neh'emiah, July 4, 1704;" 3,