Phebe Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1741 - Maine
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Hinckley (1709-1798)
Mother: Mary Smith (1707-Bef 1753)
Prince Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 27 Dec 1758 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 30 Nov 1843 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Eunice Goodspeed (5 Oct 1764 - 6 Mar 1845) 1
Marriage: 20 Oct 1784
Status:
Children:
1. Lydia Hinckley (1788-1863) 1
Rebecca H Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 21 Oct 1809 - Hinckleys Landing, Maine
Baptism:
Death: 5 Aug 1885 - Lisbon Falls, Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Lemuel Hinckley (1762-1853)
Mother: Elizabeth Clark Hinckley (1768-1846)
Spouses and Children
1. *Jacob Gould (1 Nov 1768 - 27 Dec 1862)
Marriage: 6 Sep 1836 - Lisbon, Maine
Status:
Notes
General:
Rebecca was 27 when she married Jacob Gould. She was from Hinkley's Landing on the Kennebec.
Source: "Yankee Boyhood" by Ralph E. Gould. (1950) W. W. Norton & Co.
Marriage 2 Levi C. GOULD b: 10 Mar 1847 in Lisbon, Lincoln Co., ME
(:3043103 - Jean Weddle, well documented)
Reliance Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 21 Nov 1704 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 23 May 1751 - Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Samuel Hinckley (1684-1760) 2 3
Mother: Mary Freeman (1687-After 1757) 3
Notes
General:
Marriage 1 James THOMPSON b: 22 FEB 1706/07 in Kittery, ME
Married: 13 APR 1732 6
Children
Elizabeth THOMPSON b: 13 MAR 1732/33
Samuel THOMPSON b: 22 MAR 1734/35 in (1735) New Meadows, ME
James THOMPSON b: 7 FEB 1736/37
Reliance THOMPSON b: 27 JUN 1738 in Brunswick, Cumberland Co. ME
Adrian THOMPSON b: 29 MAR 1740
Rachel THOMPSON b: 3 JUN 1741
Thomas THOMPSON b: 20 OCT 1741 in New Meadows, Maine
Ruth THOMPSON b: 27 MAY 1743
Aaron THOMPSON b: 29 MAY 1745
Isaiah THOMPSON b: 17 APR 1747
James THOMPSON b: 22 MAY 1750 4
Reliance Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 15 Dec 1675 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Baptism:
Death: 24 May 1759 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Burial: in Old Burial Ground, Brewster
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Governor Thomas Hinckley (1620-1705)
Mother: Mary Smith (1630-1703)
Spouses and Children
1. *Rev Nathanael Stone (1667 - 8 Feb 1755)
Marriage: 15 Dec 1698 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Mary Stone (1699-1778)
2. Keziah Stone (1701-1763)
3. Reliance Stone (1703-1735)
4. Deacon Heman Stone (1705-1779)
5. Nathan Stone (1708- )
6. Thankful Stone (1709- )
7. Eunice Stone (1711- )
8. Rev Nathaniel Stone (1713-1777)
9. Achsah Stone (1715-1804)
10. Hannah Stone (1718-1718) 5
11. Hannah Stone (1720-1720)
12. Huldah Stone (Abt 1723-1726)
Notes
Marriage Notes (Rev Nathanael Stone)
The minister's family had gravestones for their infant children.
Reliance Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1741 - Maine
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Hinckley (1709-1798)
Mother: Mary Smith (1707-Bef 1753)
Reliance Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 21 Nov 1714 - Harwich, Massachusetts 6
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Samuel Hinckley (1684-1760) 2 3
Mother: Mary Freeman (1687-After 1757) 3
Rhoda Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1810
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Cephas Ames (Est 1810 - )
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Laureston E Ames (1843-1900) 7
Rolinsa Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Oct 1793 - Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 17 Mar 1848 - Cotuit (Barnstable), Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Abner Hinckley (1747-1834) 1
Mother: Hannah Lovell (1752-1831) 1
Spouses and Children
1. *William Crosby (6 Jan 1790 - 5 May 1848) 1
Marriage: 30 Sep 1812
Status:
Children:
1. Abner Hinckley Crosby (1815-1872) 1
Ruth Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 27 Dec 1743 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 31 Aug 1827 - Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Hinckley (1709-1769)
Mother: Ruth Merrick (Abt 1709-Bef 1765)
Spouses and Children
1. *Captain Thomas Nickerson (19 Mar 1744 - Nov 1772)
Marriage: 27 Oct 1765 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Status:
Notes
Marriage Notes (Captain Thomas Nickerson)
Children, at Chatham
Myrick Nickerson b: 27 Mar 1767
Isaiah Nickerson b: 10 Apr 1769
David Nickerson b: 18 Jul 1771
Thomas Nickerson b: 3 May 1773
Ruth Hinckley
Sex: F
AKA: Ruth Atkins
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Oct 1729 - Truro, Massachusetts 8
Baptism:
Death: 11 Feb 1761 - Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Burial: in Dennis Village Cemetery, Dennis 5
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Hinckley (1690-1782)
Mother: Mary Snow (1696- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Isaiah Atkins (3 Aug 1723 - 17 Apr 1752)
Marriage: 11 Sep 1746 - Truro, Massachusetts 9
Status:
Children:
1. Deliverance Atkins (1747-1817)
2. Shubael Atkins (1749- )
3. Rebecca Atkins (1751-1840)
2. David Hall (6 Mar 1725 - After 1761)
Marriage: 31 May 1757 - Truro, Massachusetts 10
Status:
Notes
General:
"but note that a dau. Ruth was bp. at Truro 4 March 1727/8"
Ruth Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 4 Mar 1728 - Truro, Massachusetts 11
Baptism:
Death: Bef Oct 1729 - Truro, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Hinckley (1690-1782)
Mother: Mary Snow (1696- )
Ruth Baker Hinckley
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 5 May 1810 - Truro, Massachusetts 12
Baptism:
Death: After May 1910 - Truro, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Joshua Hinckley (1780-1816)
Mother: Thankful Baker (1785- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Henry Holesbury (Est 1807 - )
Marriage: 22 Dec 1831 - Truro, Massachusetts 13
Status:
Children:
1. Thankful Hinckley Holesbury (1833- )
2. Joshua H Holesbury (1836- )
3. Henry Baker Holesbury (1840- )
4. Betsy Hinckley Holesbury (1845- )
Notes
General:
100th birthday story in Sandwich Observer, 17 May 1910, with hideous photo.
Sally Hinckley
Sex: F
AKA: Sarah Hinckley 5
Individual Information
Birth: 15 Nov 1794 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 14
Baptism:
Death: 26 Jan 1859 - Brewster, Massachusetts
Burial: in Lower Road Cemetery, Brewster
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Allen Hinckley (1769-1861)
Mother: Sarah Nickerson (1775-1799)
Spouses and Children
1. *Captain Winslow Lewis Knowles (4 Jun 1788 - 26 Jan 1870) 15
Marriage: 16 Sep 1813 - Truro, Massachusetts 16
Status:
Children:
1. Captain Allen Hinckley Knowles (1814-1875)
2. Captain Josiah Nickerson Knowles (1830-1896)
3. Captain Winslow Lewis Knowles Jr (1817-1863) 17
4. Captain Thomas Knowles (1823-1852) 18
5. Ebenezer Hinckley Knowles (1820- ) 19
6. Sarah Emeline Knowles (1832-1849)
Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 25 Jul 1587 - Harrietsham, Kent, England
Baptism: 25 May 1589 - Harrietsham, Kent, England
Death: 31 Oct 1662 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
• Alt Birth, 25 May 1589 in Tenterden, Kent, England
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Soule (8 Jun 1600 - 18 Aug 1652) 21
Marriage: 17 May 1617 - Hawkhurst, Kent
Status:
Children:
1. Governor Thomas Hinckley (1620-1705)
2. Susanna Hinckley (1625-1675)
3. Sarah Hinckley (1629-1689) 21
4. Mary Hinckley (1631- )
5. Elizabeth Hinckley (1635- )
6. Hinckley (1640- )
7. Samuel Hinckley (1642-1725)
8. John Hinckley (1644-1709)
2. Bridget Sugg (Est 1615 - 31 Oct 1662)
Marriage: 15 Dec 1657 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Status:
Notes
General:
Hinckley, Samuel
Plymouth Colony, p.304 -
His English origins are shown by Elizabeth French, "Genealogical Research in England-Hinckley," NEHGR 65:287, 314, 68:186).
He was of Tenterden, Kent, and came to New England in the Hercules in March 1634/35, accompanied by his wife Sarah and four unnamed children. He lived in Scituate, but apparently did not become a member of Lothrop's church, for only his wife is shown as having joined, being recorded as "Goody Hinckley" on 30 August 1635. They had a daughter Elizabeth baptized at Scituate 6 September 1635 (NEHGR 9:281-82). Samuel became a freeman 2 January 1637/38, and on the same date he was a trial juror (PCR 1:74). On 4 December 1638 he was among several men of Scituate who were presented for receiving strangers into their houses without license from the government (PCR 1:106). On 4 June 1639 he was a grandjuror (PCR 1:126). Since his son Samuel was baptized at Barnstable on 24 July 1642 (NEHGR 9:282), it would appear that he accompanied Lothrop in the move there. On 5 June 1644 he was a highway surveyor for Barnstable (PCR 2:72), a position he held many times. He dated his will 8 October 1662, proved 4 March 1662/63, and he named his wife Bridget (second wife, Bridget Bodfish); sons Thomas, Samuel, and John; daughters Susanna, Sarah, Mary, and Elizabeth; his son Thomas's children Samuel, Mary, Thomas, Bathsheba, and others unnamed; and Samuel and Jonathan Cobb, sons of his daughter Cobb; and he named son Thomas executor and son-in-law Henry Cobb overseer (MD 12:203).
"Samuel Hinckley, the common ancestor of all of the name in this country is the type of the race. He was a dissenter, though on the 14th of March, 1734/5 in order to escape out of his native country he was obliged to swear that he "conformed to the order and discipline of the church" of England (this oath, whether taken with or without mental reservation was perjury, according to the laws of England. Many of our ancestors were compelled to take it or remain in England. They did outwardly "conform", in order to save themselves from imprisonment or persecution. Many of the first settlers of Barnstable would not outwardly conform and in consequence suffered two years imprisonment in the vile dungeons of the city of London. Mr. Hinckley thought it political to outwardly conform and most persons under the same circumstances would have done the same. The sin consisted in compelling such men to take the oath, rather than in the taking there of). [Interesting excuses, reflecting obsessions of the 19th century writer.] He was honest, industrious and prudent, qualities which have been transmitted from father to son down to present time. The Hinckley's are zealous in the advocacy of whatever opinions they adopt and I never knew one who was dishonest, lazy or imprudent. He was not a distinguished man or prominent in political life. To be a juryman or surveyor of highways, filled the measure of his political aspirations. He appears to have been a man of good estate for the times and all his children were as well educated as his means would permit. Very few of his descendants have amassed wealth and a smaller number have been pinched by poverty. In 1628 it appears by the colony records that Elder Nathaniel Tilden, of Tenterden, purchased lands in Scituate. He is spoken of as being at that time in this country. He was a man of wealth and before removing his family probably came over, as many did, to examine the country and fix on a place for his future residence.
In the spring of 1635 Mr. Tilden, Samuel Hinckley, John Lewis and James Austin of Tenterden, in the County of Kent, in England and several other families from that County, making a company of 102, counting men, women, children and servants resolved to emigrate to New England. In the latter part of March they sailed from Sandwich in the Ship "Hercules", 200 tons, Capt. John Witherly. Circumstances make it probable that they intended to join the Rev. Lothrop who, with several members of his church, had taken passage in the "Griffin" for Boston the preceding summer. More than half of the passengers who came over in the "Hercules" were afterwards inhabitants of Scituate. Samuel Hinckley brought with him his wife Sarah (Soule) and four children and immediately after his arrival in Boston went to Scituate and built a house which Mr. Lothrop calls No. 19.
Samuel Hinckley continued to reside in Scituate till July 1640, when he sold his house, farm and meadows and removed to Barnstable. Samuel Hinckly bought his lands of the Rev. Joseph Hull and respecting the title he afterwards had some trouble with the town. There is no record of his lands; but their location is well known. His house lot was bounded south by his son Thomas and west by Rowley's pond near which, according to tradition, he built his house. A small one-story building with a thatched roof. Precisely how long he resided in that ho use is not known. He was one of the very first who removed to West Barnstable where he owned one of the best farms in the town, now owned by Levi L. Goodspeed, Esq. His son in law John Smith, owned the adjoining lands since known as the Otis farm. In 1637 Mr. Samuel Hinckly, as he was called in the latter part of his life, took the freeman's oath, though his name appears on the list of the pr... [?]
WALTER ROGER & ANNA McDONALD HINCKLEY, SOME TEXAS DESCENTANTS OF SAMUEL AND SARAH SOOLE HINCKLEY, From England to the Colonies in the New World - 1635
to the present - via Ensign John Hinckley, 1997. Compiled and Researched by Mary Jane Roy Gamon, Rt. 3, Box 30, Canton, TX 75103-9723. Found in the DAR Library, Washington DC. Page 1, 2.
In March of 1635/36, Samuel Hinckley sailed into Boston harbor on the ship "Hercules." With him came his wife, Sarah Soole Hinkley and their daughters, Susanne, Sarah and Mary. A servant Eliza Hinkle, most likely a distant relative, came with them. (Ship Passenger List, National & New England.
1600-1825, Edited & indexed by Carl Boyer, 3rd Plubished by the Compiler, Newhall, CA, 1977).
Their son, Thomas, the only surviving son at the time, was born in England, probably came on another ship earlier, although some accounts list him as sailing with his father. (Samuel and Thomas may have come to investigate the new land earlier, as was the custom for those wealthy enough to afford more
than one trip. Thomas cound have stayed and Samuel went back to England to fetch the rest of the family.)
Samuel and his little family landed in Boston, but immediately went to Scituate and built a house which was numbered "No. 19", by John Lothrop. Three of his fellow passengers from the "Hurcules," built houses that summer. No. 17 belonged to William Hatch, No. 18 to John Lewis and No. 20 to Nathaniel Tilden. In 1635 Samuel took the freeman's oath. He must have been a liberal because he was twice indicted for "entertaining strangers," which ment he had visited with Quakers in his home, and this was a criminal act. It was also noted that Samuel Hinckley and Jonathan Hatch were prosecuted by
a Grand Jury for hiring land from the indians. ("Amos Otis Papers of Barnstable Families." by Amos Otis." 18--.
In Samuel's day, settlers had to plan ahead for their survivel and Spring would be the ideal time to cross the Atlantic and land on the shores of the New Worlk. It would give them time enough to plant crops for the next winter. Usually they had enough food stored onborad the ship that carried them overseas to see them through until the new crops could be harvested.
Samuel resided in Scituate, Mass. until July of 1640 (some records show 1639) when he "sold his house, farm and meadows, and removed to Barnstable." Barnstable is 32 miles southwest of Plymouth on the northwest coast of Cape Cod. The Cape is about 4 miles wide at this point.
Samuel bought his new land from the Rev. Joseph Hull but evidently had trouble with the title. The house is described as being a one story structure with a thatched roof. The location was bounded on the south by his son, Thomas, and to the west by Rowley's pond, but there is no record of this land, only descriptions as presented in the Amos Otis papers.
After this, Samuel moved to West Barnstable where he "owned one of the best farms in the town." This land was owned in 1888 by Levi L. Goodspeed, Esquire, and one of Samuel's son-in-laws descendants owned the adjoining land whjich was known as the Otis farm in 1888.
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Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 14 Feb 1653 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Baptism: 20 Feb 1653 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony 2
Death: 19 Mar 1697 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Governor Thomas Hinckley (1620-1705)
Mother: Mary Richards (1620-1659) 24
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Pope (14 Feb 1658 - Between Jan and Jun 1727) 2
Marriage: 13 Nov 1676 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony 2
Status:
Children:
1. Mary Hinckley (1678-1741) 2 5
2. Mehitable Hinckley (1679-1718) 2
3. Thomas Hinckley (1681-1710) 2
4. Seth Hinckley (1683-Cir 1711) 2
5. Samuel Hinckley (1684-1760) 2 3
6. Elnathan Hinckley (1686-Bef 1698) 2
7. Job Hinckley (1688-1753) 2
8. Shubael Hinckley (1690-1782)
9. Mercy Hinckley (1692-1735) 2
10. Josiah Hinckley (1695- )
11. Elnathan Hinckley (1698-After 1727)
Notes
Marriage Notes (Sarah Pope)
Will: 12 MAR 1696/97
Note:
Gives half his land and housing to his wife Sarah, and the other half to his son Thomas, provided he confirms the conveyance of the lands of his son which he sold unto Samuel Cobb and Henry Cobb which were give to his son by his brother Thomas Hinckley, also all the money due him from Richard Child, Eleazer and Jonathan Crocker, being a part of the money the land sold for. He appoints his wife excutrix, and his brothers, Capt. Seth Pop, and Josiah Crocker, overseers. Inventory 2 April 1698 by Job Crocker, Josiah Crocker, and Daniel Parker.
Personal estate 137pounds 1 shilling.
Samuel Hinkcley, parents, children, and dates from 'Barnstable Families' a reprint of the Amos Otis Papers in the Barnstable Patriot 1888.
Children, in Barnstable
Mary Hinckley b: 22 Jul 1678
Mehitable Hinckley b: 28 Dec 1679
Thomas Hinckley b: 19 Mar 1680/1681
Seth Hinckley b: 16 Apr 1683
Samuel Hinckley b: 24 Sep 1684
Elnathan Hinckley b: 8 Sep 1686
Job Hinckley b: 16 Feb 1687/1688
Shubael Hinckley b: 1 May 1690
Mercy Hinckley b: 11 Jan 1692/1693
Josiah Hinckley b: 24 Jan 1694/1695
Elnathan Hinckley b: 29 Dec 1698
"He resided at West Barnstable, remote from the principal settlements, and his family had few advantages for obtaining an education. His widow and his son, Thomas, signed a document with their marks, 17 Dec 1700. Samuel Hinckley was not a prominent man."
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Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 12 Feb 1711 - Harwich, Massachusetts 25
Baptism: 17 Jun 1711 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Death: 18 Jun 1767 - Georgetown, Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Samuel Hinckley (1684-1760) 2 3
Mother: Mary Freeman (1687-After 1757) 3
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Miller (Est 1712 - )
Marriage: 1732 - Brunswick, Maine
Status:
Children:
1. Edmund Hinckley (1745-1807)
2. Samuel Hinckley (1738- )
Notes
General:
Page 21-22, Hinckley's of Maine, Marlene Groves:Marriage Notes (Sarah Miller)
Samuel Hinckley (twin), b. Feb. 12, 1710/11, Harwich, Mass., d. June or July 18, 1767, Georgetown, ME, m. before 1733, Sarah Miller. His estate administered by wife Sarah (Lincolon County Probate Court, Wiscasset, ME). She may have been from Newington, NH, where the family was during the Indian War. He was in Brunswick by 1739 and they lived at West Georgetown, ME (Parker's Island), going there in 1742, where they owned land. He in Georgetown Militia Co., in 1757.
Marriage 1 Sarah MILLER
Married: 1732 in Brunswick, Cumberland Co.(Lincoln), ME
Children
Nathan HINCKLEY
John HINCKLEY b: 11 SEP 1733 in Brunswick, ME
Mehitable HINCKLEY b: 26 OCT 1735
Samuel HINCKLEY b: 17 MAR 1737/38
Mary HINCKLEY b: 6 NOV 1740 in Possibly Georgetown, Maine
Josiah HINCKLEY b: 18 FEB 1741/42
Edmund HINCKLEY b: 29 JUN 1745 in Georgetown (separated from Bath), ME
William HINCKLEY b: 4 JUN 1747
Seth HINCKLEY b: 27 MAR 1749
Matthew HINCKLEY b: 29 AUG 1752 in Georgetown, Maine
Sarah HINCKLEY b: 26 AUG 1754 in Georgetown, Maine
Reliance HINCKLEY b: 8 MAY 1756 4
Children
Nathan HINCKLEY
John HINCKLEY b: 11 Sep 1733 in Brunswick, ME
Mehitable HINCKLEY b: 26 Oct 1735
Samuel HINCKLEY b: 17 Mar 1737/38
Mary HINCKLEY b: 6 Nov 1740 in Possibly Georgetown, Maine
Josiah HINCKLEY b: 18 Feb 1741/42
Edmund HINCKLEY b: 29 Jun 1745 in Georgetown (separated from Bath), ME
William HINCKLEY b: 4 Jun 1747
Seth HINCKLEY b: 27 Mar 1749
Matthew HINCKLEY b: 29 Aug 1752 in Georgetown, Maine
Sarah HINCKLEY b: 26 Aug 1754 in Georgetown, Maine
Reliance HINCKLEY b: 8 May 1756
(:3043103)
Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 5 Jan 1715 - Harwich, Massachusetts 26
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Hinckley (1690-1782)
Mother: Lydia Bangs (1689-1715) 2 27
Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 24 Jul 1642 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Baptism:
Death: 2 Jan 1725 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Burial: in West Barnstable Cemetery
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Samuel Hinckley (1587-1662) 20 21
Mother: Sarah Soule (1600-1652) 21
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Goodspeed (Jul 1647 - 20 Dec 1666)
Marriage: 14 Dec 1664 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Status:
Children:
1. Benjamin Hinckley (1666-1745)
2. Mary Fitzrandolph (2 Jun 1650 - 4 Jan 1738)
Marriage: 15 Jan 1668 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Status:
Children:
1. Samuel Hinckley (1669-1676)
2. Captain Joseph Hinckley (1672-1753)
3. Isaac Hinckley (1674-1762)
4. Mary Hinckley (1677-1677)
5. Mercy Hinckley (1679- )
6. Ebenezer Hinckley (1685-1751)
7. Thomas Hinckley (1689-1756)
Samuel Hinckley
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 12 Aug 1759 - Brunswick, Maine
Baptism:
Death: 1850 - Lisbon, Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Edmund Hinckley (1712-1793)
Mother: Sarah Smith (1723-1798) 28
Spouses and Children
1. *Rebecca Lombard (5 Jul 1768 - Jun 1803)
Marriage: 26 Oct 1790 - Truro, Massachusetts 29
Status:
Children:
1. Sarah Hinckley (1795- )
2. John Hinckley (1797- )
3. Nancy Hinckley (1800- )
4. Bethiah Hinckley (1802- )
5. Atkins Lombard Hinckley (Est 1803- )
Notes
General:
Marriage 2 Miriam Mclellan b: ABT 24 Apr 1779 in Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine
Married: 26 Sep 1803
Children
Warren Hinckley b: 25 May 1808 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, Maine