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Fourth Generation in
Families of the Children
of Thomas3 Washburn and Deliverance Packard
While the
names of the children of Thomas Washburn and Deliverance Packard are well
established by the will of their father, the grandchildren of Thomas and
Deliverance are much more difficult to ascertain with any degree of certainty,
particularly those of eldest son Thomas Washburn (Jr.), who married Elizabeth
Howland. Likewise, the names of spouses for the grandchildren of Thomas and
Deliverance are not all known at this point.
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(115.) Elisabeth4 Washburn, eldest daughter of (57) Thomas3 Washburn, (43) John2 (5th),
(28) John1 (4th);
born in
Josiah
Conant died intestate in 1721 in
Elisabeth Washburn and Josiah Conant had children:[8]
+ 381 i Jerusha Conant, born on 8 Jan. 1701/2 in Middleborough,[9] married Samuel4 Pratt (3rd), son of Samuel3 and Hannah (Miller) Pratt (Jr.), of Middleborough,[10] in ca. 1722.[11] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
+ 382 ii Mary Conant, born on 20 Dec. 1703 in
+ 383 iii Prudence Conant, born on 3 Mar. 1707 in Middleborough;[15] John Alden, of Middleborough, was appointed as her guardian on 13 Apr. 1726,[16] and she married Thomas Weston, of Plymouth, possibly son of Elnathan and Jane Weston, of Duxbury, as his second wife, on 4 May 1730 in Plymouth.[17] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
+ 384 iv Joseph
Conant, born on 30 Aug. 1709 in Middleborough;[18]
John Alden, of Middleborough, was appointed as his guardian on 13 Apr. 1726,[19]
called eldest son of Josiah Conant in the division of his father’s estate in
1729, and he possibly married 1.) Marcy Hail on 26 Dec. 1735 in Stafford, CT,[20]
and 2.) Thankful Gale on 17 Mar. 1737 in
+ 385 v Susanna Conant, born on 7 Aug. 1711 in
386 vi Josiah Conant (Jr.), born on 20 Jan. 1717/18 in Middleborough;[27] John Alden, of Middleborough, was appointed as his guardian on 13 Apr. 1726, and he chose his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Conant, of Middleborough, as his guardian on 21 Sept. 1737,[28] marriage not found.
(116.) Hepzibah4 Washburn, second daughter of (57) Thomas3 Washburn, (43) John2 (5th), (28) John1 (4th); born in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, in ca. Dec. 1683,[29] married John Hutchinson (Jr.), son of John and Hannah (Root) Hutchinson, of Lebanon, CT,[30] on 29 Oct. 1708 in Bridgewater.[31] He was born supposedly on 21 Feb. 1684 in Northampton, Massachusetts Colony,[32] a grandson of Ralph and Alice (___) (Bennett) Hutchinson,[33] and of Joseph and Hannah (Haynes) Root,[34] and they lived in Lebanon and Salisbury, New London Co., CT.
John Hutchinson (Jr.) died on 9 Feb. 1727 in Lebanon, aged 42 years,[35] but no probate records were found for him. Hepzibah (Washburn) Hutchinson died testate on 26 Oct. 1777 in Salisbury, CT, aged 93 years, 10 months.[36] Her will was dated 28 Apr. 1770, and probated 28 Jan. 1778, and she named her sons Thomas and John Hutchinson, grandchild Hezekiah, son of son Timothy Hutchinson, deceased, and grandchildren Timothy, Joshua, Margaret and Hepzibah, children of daughter Margaret Allen, deceased. She named her son John Hutchinson as her executor.[37]
Hepzibah Washburn and John Hutchinson had children:[38]
+ 387 i Margaret Hutchinson, born on 18 Apr. 1710,[39] probably in Lebanon, CT, married Joshua Allen (Jr.), son of Joshua and Mary (Crowell) Allen,[40] on 11 Sept. 1740 in Lebanon, CT.[41] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
+ 388 ii John Hutchinson (3rd), born on 17 Feb. 1711/12,[42] probably in Lebanon, CT, married Temperance Cogswell, daughter of Samuel and Ann (Mason) Cogswell,[43] on 10 Nov. 1736 in Lebanon, CT.[44] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
389 iii Thomas Hutchinson, born ca. 1714,[45] probably in Lebanon, CT, marriage not found, died on 27 Feb. 1787 in Salisbury, CT, aged 73 years.[46]
+ 390 iv Timothy Hutchinson, born probably in Lebanon, CT, possibly the Timothy Hutchinson who married Mercy4 Sampson,[47] daughter of David3 and Mary (Chaffin) Sampson,[48] of Duxbury, MA, before 1767.[49] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
(118.) Thomas4 Washburn (Jr.), second son of (57) Thomas3 Washburn, (43) John2 (5th), (28) John1 (4th); born in Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony, in say 1688, called “second son” in his father’s will in 1730, married Elizabeth4 Howland, daughter of James3 and Mary (Lothrop) Howland, of Barnstable, MA,[50] on 13 Apr. 1721 in Kingston, MA.[51] She was born on 2 Dec. 1704 in Plymouth,[52] a granddaughter of Joseph2 and Elizabeth (Southworth) Howland,[53] of Plymouth, and a great-granddaughter of John1 Howland, of the “Mayflower.”
Thomas and
Elizabeth Washburn lived initially in Bridgewater, then moved to North
Yarmouth, York Co., ME, before 1729, where he was a blacksmith. On 6 Nov. 1721
his cousin, Ephraim Washburn, of Plimton, bound himself to Thomas Washburne
Jr., of Bridgewater, blacksmith, to learn the trade of a blacksmith, until 20
Mar. 1722/3. Part of the agreement was that Thomas Washburn was to find and
provide Ephraim with “Meat, Drink, Cloathing, and Lodging and at the End of his
Apprenticeship find him two Compleat Suits of Apparell, one for Common and the
other for Special Wear, and allow him a Vice, Bickhorn, Tongs, Hammers, and
Sledge and Buttress and Pincers fit for his Work,” but Ephraim filed suit
against his cousin Thomas in Mar. 1723/4, for not finding and allowing the
“Suit of Cloathing for Special Wear and the said Bickhorn, Tongs, Hammers,
Sledge, and Pincers.” Thomas did not show up in court, though, so Ephraim was
awarded £12 plus court costs by default.[54]
In Sept. 1723 Thomas Croade, of Plimpton, shopkeeper, sued Thomas Washburne
Jr., of
Thomas Washburn (Jr.) and Elizabeth Howland had children:[60]
+ 391 i Mary5 Washburn, born on 25 May 1722 in
392 ii Elizabeth5 “Bettie” Washburn, born on 22
Mar. 1723/4 in
a. Benjamin York (3rd), born in 1753 in Falmouth, MA, married Abigail Reed,[70] and they were probably living in Sullivan, Hancock Co., ME, in the 1790 federal census.[71]
b. (Possibly two daughters)[72]
+ 393 iii Timothy5 Washburn,
born, say 1726, baptized on 29 Aug. 1731 in
394 iv Thomas Washburn (3rd), born, say 1728, baptized on 29 Aug. 1731 in North Yarmouth, ME,[74] marriage not found. He may have been the Thomas “Wesbon” of Brunswick, ME, captured by Indians in 1748 and taken to Canada,[75] no further record.
v (Possibly others)[76]
(120.) Timothy4 Washburn, youngest son of (57) Thomas3 Washburn, (43) John2 (5th), (28) John1 (4th); born in Bridgewater, MA, in say 1694, married Hannah (___), in ca. 1720,[77] and they moved from Bridgewater to Coventry, CT, after 1725, where he was a tanner, then to Bolton, CT, by 1734. She was baptized, as an adult, with her children, on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[78] and her surname has not yet been discovered.
On 23 Jan. 1713/14 Nathaniel Washburn, of Lebanon, CT, sold 100 acres of land in Lebanon to his brother Timothy Washburn, of Bridgewater, MA.[79] On 30 July 1720 Ebenezer Washburn, of Bridgewater, sold to Timothy Washburn, of Bridgewater, tanner, upland and meadow on the east side of the Satucket River near the Middleborough line that had been deeded to him by Joseph Washburn, of Plympton.[80] In March 1723/4 Charles Little, of Plymouth, sued Timothy Washburne, of Bridgewater, husbandman, over a bond of £13.[81]
It appears Timothy Washburn may have moved from Bolton, CT, to Lebanon, CT, but it is not certain. No death or probate records have yet been found for Timothy or Hannah Washburn in Connecticut, and he was not a head of household in Connecticut in the 1790 federal census.
Timothy and Hannah Washburn had children:[82]
+ 395 i Timothy5 Washburn (Jr.), born on 26 Oct. 1721 in Bridgewater,[83] baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[84] married Kezia Guild,[85] daughter of Israel and Sarah (George) Guild,[86] in ca. 1746.[87] (Continued in Washburn Fifth Generation.)
+ 396 ii Hannah5 Washburn, born on 28 Feb. 1723/4 in
397 iii Mary5 Washburn, born on 15 Oct. 1725 in Bridgewater,[92] baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[93] possibly the Mary Washburn who married (486) Joseph5 Washburn, son of (133) Ebenezer4 and Patience (Miles) Washburn, of New Milford, CT,[94] on 14 May 1752 in Sharon, Litchfield Co., CT.[95] He was born on 16 May 1727 in New Milford,[96] and they supposedly lived in Kent, Litchfield Co., CT, but he was not a head of household in Kent, CT, in the 1790 federal census. (To be continued in Washburn Fifth Generation with the families of the children of Ebenezer Washburn and Patience Miles.)
398 iv Thomas Washburn, born say 1727 in CT, baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[97] marriage not found.
+ 399 v Martha5 Washburn, born say 1729 in CT,
baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in
400 vi Betty Washburn, born say 1731 in CT, baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[101] marriage not found.
401 vii Ephraim Washburn, born say 1733 in CT, baptized on 29 Sept. 1734 in Bolton, CT,[102] marriage not found.
(121.) Deliverance4 Washburn, youngest daughter of (57) Thomas3 Washburn, (43) John2 (5th), (28) John1 (4th); born in Bridgewater, MA, in say 1697, married Ephraim Jennings, son of Richard and Mary (Bassett) Jennings, of South Bridgewater,[103] on 18 Feb. 1718/19 in Bridgewater.[104] He was born ca. 1697 in Bridgewater, a grandson of Joseph and Mary (Lapham) Bassett.[105] The will of Richard Jennings, of Bridgewater, dated 27 Apr. 1739, mentioned a son Ephraim, among others.[106]
Ephraim and Deliverance Jennings lived in Bridgewater, at least through 1737. In 1737 he was a witness to the will of John Ripley, of Bridgewater, and gave his oath at the proving of the will on 18 May 1737.[107] On 19 Apr. 1742 Ephraim and Deliverance Jennings, of Bridgewater, sold land in South Bridgewater to Benjamin Price,[108] and they may have moved out of Bridgewater after that. No death or probate records were found for either of them in Plymouth County.
Deliverance Washburn and Ephraim Jennings had children:[109]
402 i Mary Jennings, born on 1 Jan. 1719/20 in Bridgewater,[110] marriage not found.
403 ii Ephraim Jennings (Jr.), born on 27 Sept. 1722 in Bridgewater,[111] marriage not found. He was not a head of household in Plymouth Co., MA, in the 1790 federal census.
404 iii Sarah Jennings, born on 28 Sept. 1728 in Bridgewater,[112] marriage not found.
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[2] Wood, Ralph V., Jr., Francis Cooke of the Mayflower, The First Five Generations, published as Volume 12 of “Mayflower Families Through Five Generations,” Picton Press, Rockport, ME, 1996, [hereinafter MF5G: Cooke], p. 246.
[3] Vital Records of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1916, [hereinafter Bridgewater VRs], Vol. 2, p. 383.
[4] Vital Records of Beverly, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849, [hereinafter Beverly VRs], Vol. 1, p. 85.
[5] MF5G: Cooke, p. 246; Konig, David Thomas, ed., Plymouth Court Records 1686-1859, 16 Volumes, Pilgrim Society, May 1978, republished on a CD-ROM, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 2002, [hereinafter Plymouth Co. Court Records], Vol. 1, General Sessions of the Peace, Session 6, p. 192.
[6] Plymouth Co. Probate Docket #4819, Vol. 4, pp. 287-288, 363-364, Vol. 15, p. 696; MF5G: Cooke, p. 246.
[7] Plymouth Co. Court Records, Vol. 2, General Sessions of the Peace, Session 9, p. 257; MF5G: Cooke, pp. 246-247.
[8] Mitchell, Nahum, History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Boston, 1840, reprint, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1983, [hereinafter Mitchell, History of Bridgewater], p. 138, says they had Joseph, Josiah, Susanna and Prudence.
[9] Merrick, Barbara Lambert, and Alicia Crane Williams, Middleborough, Massachusetts, Vital Records, The Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, Boston, Volume One: 1986, Volume Two: 1990, [hereinafter Middleborough VRs], Vol. 1, p. 22.
[10] Townsend, Mrs. Charles Delamar, Wakefield, Robert S., and Stover, Margaret Harris, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume Eight, Degory Priest, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1994, [hereinafter MF5G: Priest], pp. 22-23.
[13]
Roser, Susan E., Mayflower Marriages From the Files of George Ernest Bowman,
Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1990, [hereinafter Roser, Mayflower Marriages],
p. 269, marriage of Rachel Soule3 and John Cobb on 5 Sept. 1688 in
Middleborough.
[17] Van Antwerp, Lee D., Vital Records of Plymouth, Massachusetts, to the year 1850, Picton Press, Camden, ME, 1993, [hereinafter Plymouth VRs], pp. 96, 170. He is called Thomas “Westron” in the marriage intentions, and “Western” in the marriage record.
[20] Stafford Land Records, Vol. 1, p. 445, from p. 27 of the transcriptions from LDS microfilm #1319712.
[24] Middleborough VRs, Vol. 1, p. 60; Plymouth VRs, p. 172, marriage intentions recorded 14 Nov. 1732 in Plymouth.
[25] Van Antwerp, Lee Douglas, and Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume Nine, Family of Francis Eaton, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1996, [hereinafter MF5G: Eaton], pp. 32, 104.
[30] Torrey, Clarence Almon, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1987, [hereinafter Torrey, New England Marriages], p. 407.
[31] Bridgewater VRs, Vol. 2, p. 386; Schott, Nancy E., The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: Lebanon, 1700-1854, [hereinafter Schott, Barbour Index to Lebanon VRs], p. 171.
[32] Per the LDS Ancestral File, submitted by Lynn L. Bennett, of Price, UT, Jacqueline Humphrey, of Cocoa Beach, FL, and others, which agrees with his age at death, but I have not verified this date with the Northampton town records.
[33] Per the posting of Sandy Neil to the RootsWeb Hutchinson Mailing List of 14 Apr. 1998, Ralph Hutchinson married Alice Bennet, widow of Francis Bennet; Torrey, New England Marriages, pp. 63, 407, agrees.
[36] Karlstrand, Lillian Bentley, The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: Salisbury 1741-1846, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 2000, [hereinafter Karlstrand, Barbour Index of Salisbury VRs], p. 208, taken from Vol. 2, p. 49, of the Salisbury Town Records; MF5G: Cooke, pp. 247-248.
[39] Vital Records of Salisbury, CT, from the Barbour Collection, from Vol. 2, p. 49-50, from the typescript at the New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston.
[40] His parents per the FamilySearch Pedigree Resource File submitted by Allen Bruce Gray, of Sacramento, CA.
[41] I.G.I. Marriage Records, the source not listed; LDS Ancestry File, submitted by Jacqueline Humphrey, of Cocoa Beach, FL, and Bruce A. Lee, of Flint, MI.
[42] Vital Records of Salisbury, CT, from the Barbour Collection, from Vol. 2, p. 49-50, from the typescript at the New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston.
[44] I.G.I. Marriage Records, taken from LDS temple records, from microfilm #s 177935, 178030, and 184647.
[46] Karlstrand, Barbour Index of Salisbury VRs, p. 209, taken from Vol. 2, p. 50, of the Salisbury Town Records.
[48] Roser, Mayflower Marriages, p. 253, marriage of David Samson and Mary Chaffin on 5 June 1712 in Marshfield, MA.
[50] MF5G: Cooke, p. 248; Roser, Mayflower Marriages, p. 230, marriage of James Howland and Mary Lothrop on 8 Sept. 1697 in Barnstable.
[51] Vital Records of Kingston, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1911, [hereinafter Kingston VRs], p. 295, under “Warshburn;” Plymouth VRs, p. 177, marriage intentions recorded 18 Feb. 1720/21 in Plymouth.
[53] Roser, Mayflower Marriages, p. 229, marriage of Joseph Howland and Elizabeth Southworth on 7 Dec. 1664 in Plymouth.
[58] MF5G: Cooke, p. 248, taken from Catalogue of Members, First Church in North Yarmouth, Maine, Portland, ME, 1848, p. 15.
[60] Mitchell, History of Bridgewater, p. 324, gives only daughters Mary 1722 and Elizabeth (or Betty) 1724.
[64] LDS Ancestral File of Benjamin York and Mary Giddings, submitted by Sue Lovell, of Floydada, TX.
[65] I.G.I. Marriage Records, taken from Vital Records of Cumberland, Maine, 1720-1891, from LDS microfilm #0010812; “Records of Falmouth (now Portland), ME, Intentions of Marriage, from the Records of the Town of Falmouth,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 17, [Apr. 1863], p. 154, marriage intentions recorded 25 Jan. 1752, she was “of North Yarmouth.”
[66] LDS Ancestral File of Benjamin York and Mary Giddings, submitted by Sue Lovell, of Floydada, TX.
[68] 1790 Federal Census, Deer Island, Hancock Co., ME, p. 27, the Benja. York household had 2 free white males aged 16 or over, and 2 free white females.
[71] 1790 Federal Census, Sullivan, Hancock Co., ME, p. 31, the Benja. York junr household had 2 free white males aged 16 or over, 1 free white male under 16, and 3 free white females.
[73] MF5G: Cooke, p. 248, taken from Catalogue of Members, First Church in North Yarmouth, Maine, p. 15.
[74] MF5G: Cooke, p. 248, taken from Catalogue of Members, First Church in North Yarmouth, Maine, p. 15.
[75] Per email letter of Marcia Grimes of 12 Aug. 1999, who thought that the captive might have been the father, but that is unlikely considering that the father had served in the military in 1742, the Indians more probably would have killed the father than taken him as a captive.
[82] Mitchell, History of Bridgewater, p. 324, gives them only Timothy 1721, Hannah 1724, and Mary 1725.
[86] Her parents per the Ancestry.com World Tree file submitted on 26 Aug. 2001 by Margaret Lambert.
[90] Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts, to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1992, [hereinafter Swansea VRs], p. 182: marriage of John Finny and Anne Toogood on 14 Sept. 1716 in Swansea, by John Rogers, Justice; Clark, Franklin C., “The Bristol Branch of the Finney Family,” Genealogies of Rhode Island Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. I, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1989, pp. 455.
[94] White, Lorraine Cook, The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: New Milford 1712-1860, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 2000, [hereinafter White, Barbour Index of New Milford VRs], p. 221, the marriage of Ebenezer Washburn and Patience Miles on 29 June 1721, taken from New Milford Land Records, Vol. 4, p. 20.
[95] Schott, Nancy E., The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: Sharon 1739-1865, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 2000, [hereinafter Schott, Barbour Index of Sharon VRs], p. 336, taken from Sharon Land Records, Vol. 3, p. 261, married by John Williams.
[96] White, Barbour Index of New Milford VRs, p. 221, taken from New Milford Land Records, Vol. 4, p. 20.
[99] Schott, Barbour Index of Lebanon VRs, p. 239, marriage of James Wright and Sarah Guild on 23 Apr. 1724 in Lebanon, from Vol. 1, p. 329, of the Lebanon Town Records.