1. Hanah GLOVER b. 3 Dec 1681, Dorchester, , Massachusetts; d. 1 Jul 1749.
2. Nathaniel GLOVER b. 10 Nov 1676, Dorchester, Massachusetts; d. 13 Mar 1725/1726, London.
3. Nathaniel GLOVER b. 24 Feb 1673/1674, Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; d. 7 Aug 1675, Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
4. Mary GLOVER b. 12 Apr 1679, Dorchester, Massachusetts; d. Aft 1743.
5. Elizabeth GLOVER b. 26 Jul 1683, Dorchester, Massachusetts; d. 11 Apr 1745.
6. John GLOVER b. 18 Sep 1687, Dorchester, Massachusetts; d. 6 Jul 1768, Quincy, Massachusetts.
7. 1. Thomas GLOVER b. 26 Dec 1690, Dorchester, Massachusetts; d. 16 Jun 1758, Dorchester, Massachusetts.

Misc events
1634 - Came to Massachusetts with parents aboard the ship Hercules.
1640 - Moved to Barnstable, MA.
1645 - Enlisted in the military company organized to fight the
Narragasetts. 1646 - Deputy to Plymouth colony from Barnstaable.
1658 to 1680 - Assistant to governor of Colony.
1675 - Sergeant under Camptain John Gorham in the Great Swamp fight.
1680 - Deputy governor of the Colony.
1681 to 1686 - Sixth and eighth (last) governor of Plymouth Colony.
1687 to 1688 - Councilor under Sir Edmond Andros.
1689 to 1692 - Again governor of the Colony.
1692 - Councilor under Sir William Phipps.

1. Thomas had a distinguished career in America, becoming governor ofPlymouth Colony. Towards the end of the reign of King James II, NewEngland was constituted a Vice-Royalty, with a governor and council.Thomas was nominated to the latter by James II. After the fall of JamesII, Vice-Royalty was abolished, and Thomas resumed the governorship. Hewas first Assistant of the Colony, the first deputy governor 1680 andgovernor from 1681 to 1692, when the Massachusetts Charter absorbed theold Colony. During the time of Governor Andros' power, Thomas was thecouncil.

2. Thomas was with the army during the great Narragansetts fight, thehardest battle before that of Bunker Hill.

HINCKLEY, Thomas, governor of Plymouth, born in England about 1618; diedin Barnstable, Massachusetts, 25 April, 1706. He came to Scituate withhis parents in 1635, and in 1639 removed to Barnstable, where he soontook an active part in the affairs of Plymouth colony. He was a deputy in1645, a representative in 1647, and a magistrate and assistant from 1658till 1680. He was deputy governor in 1680, and governor from 1681, exceptduring the administration of Edmund Andros, until the union with theMassachusetts colony in 1692. He was also a commissioner on the centralboard of the two colonies from 1673 till 1692, when he became acouncillor. Among the manuscripts of the old South church library, whichin 1866 were deposited in the Boston public library, are three volumes ofpapers collected by Governor Hinckley.

1. Samuel HINCKLEY b. 14 Feb 1652/1653, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 19 Mar 1696/1697, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
2. Mary HINCKLEY b. 3 Aug 1644, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; c. 4 Aug 1644, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. Aft 1688, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
3. Sarah HINCKLEY b. 4 Nov 1646, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; c. 6 Dec 1646, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 16 Feb 1686/1687, Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
4. Meletiah HINCKLEY b. 25 Nov 1648, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusettss; c. 26 Nov 1648, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 16 Feb 1714/1715, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
5. 3. Hannah HINCKLEY b. 15 Apr 1651, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; c. 27 Apr 1650, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 20 Aug 1730, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
6. Thomas HINCKLEY, Jr.. b. 5 Dec 1654, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. Sep 1688, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
7. Bathshua HINCKLEY b. 15 May 1657, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. Aft 1688, Massachusetts.
8. Mehitable HINCKLEY b. 24 Mar 1658/1659, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. Abt 1726, Massachusetts.

OVERALL: Samuel Hinkcley, children, and dates from 'Barnstable Families'
a reprint of the Amos Otis Papers in the Barnstable Patriot 1888

Will: 08 OCT 1662
Note:
In his will dated 8 Oct 1662, he gives his wife Bridget the use of his
house, a garden and some land; his two cows, Prosper and Thrivewell, and
'all the household stuff she brought with her.' His daughters Susannah,
Mary, Sarah and Elizabeth, are named and he gives to each of them and to
each of their children, one shilling each. As he had large property, the
presumption is that he had given a dower to each of his daughters at the
time of their marriage. He gives legacies to his grandchildren Samuel,
Thomas, Mary, Bathshea, children of his son Thomas, and to his grandsons
Samuel and Jonathan Cobb. His personal estate was apprised at 162 pounds
16 shillings, and he had a large real estate which he gave to his three
sons, Thomas, Samuel, and John.

Note: Came to Massachusetts aboard ship Hercules

Note:
He was a dissenter, though on 14 Mar 1734/1735, 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. In the spring of 1635
Nathania Tilden (who had purchased lands in Scituate), 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 par of March they sailed from Sandwich in the
ship Hercules, 200 tons, Captain John Witherly. Samuel Hinckley brought
with him his wife Sarah and four children, and immediately after his
arrival in boston went to Scituate and built a house which Mr Lathrop
calls No. 19. Three of his fellow passengers also built house in that
town in the summer of 1635. The street on which they bult was called
Kent street. He continued to reside in Scituate till July 1640, when he
sold his house, farm, and meadows, and moved to Barnstable. He took
the freeman's oath in 1637 and appeared on records as a juror, a surveyor
of highways, and as one of the granters of the lands of Suckinesset.
As a church member he does not appear to have been intolerant. The fact
tha he was twice indicted for 'entertaining strangers,' indicates that he
belonged to the liberal party.

Samuel, in March 1635, set sail on the ship Hercules with his wife and 4children and others to make a company of 102 bound for America. Hesettled first in Scituate, Massachusetts, with his family and built ahome with Rev. John Lothrop called No. 19. About half of the 102 peoplewho came to America with the Hinckleys first settled at Scituate and werefollowers of Rev. Lothrop. In 1640 the Hinckleys moved to Barnstable,where the family name is prominent to this day.

Check American Colonists in English Records. Records of Sandwich, KentYear-
book C and D 1608-42 CA 4 Mar 1634.
Came across on Ship "Hercules". Sam'l of Tenterden and Sara his wief.Children
Susan, Sara, Mary, Elizab a kinswoman.
Will 8 October 1662 proved 4 March 1663.

BIOGRAPHY: HINCKLEY, SAMUEL-His English origins are shown by ElizabethFrench,
"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

BIOGRAPHY: Source: Plymouth Colony Its History & People 1620 - 1691byEugene
Aubrey Stratton

1. 6. Thomas HINCKLEY b. 1618, Edgerton, England; c. 19 Mar 1619/1620, Hawkhurst, Kent, England; d. 25 Apr 1706, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; bur. Apr 1706, Lothrop Hill Cemetery, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
2. Susannah HINCKLEY b. Abt 6 Nov 1625, Tenterden, County of Kent, England; c. 6 Nov 1625, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 1667, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.
3. Sarah HINCKLEY b. Abt 22 Nov 1629, Tenterden, Kent, England; c. 22 Nov 1629, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 16 Feb 1686/1687, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; bur. 2 Mar 1686/1687, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.
4. Mary HINCKLEY b. Abt 18 Sep 1631, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. Aft 1662, Massachusetts.
5. Elizabeth HINCKLEY b. Abt 6 Sep 1635, Scituate, Massachusetts; c. 6 Sep 1635, Scituate, Massachusetts; d. Massachusetts.
6. Samuel HINCKLEY b. 3 Feb 1637/1638, Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; c. 4 Feb 1637/1638, Scituate, Massachusetts; d. Bef Feb 1638/1639, Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; bur. 22 Mar 1640/1641, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
7. 12th child of Samuel HINCKLEY b. 1639, Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; d. Abt 8 Jul 1640, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; bur. 8 Jul 1640, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
8. 13th child of Samuel HINCKLEY, , (twin) Twin b. Feb 1640/1641, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. Abt 6 Feb 1640/1641, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; bur. 6 Feb 1640/1641, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
9. 14th child of Samuel HINCKLEY, , (twin) Twin b. Feb 1640/1641, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. Abt 19 May 1641, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; bur. 19 May 1641, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
10. Samuel HINCKLEY b. 24 Jul 1642, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; c. 24 Jul 1642, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 2 Jan 1726/1727, West Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; bur. West Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
11. John HINCKLEY b. 24 May 1644, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; c. 7 Dec 1644, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 7 Dec 1709, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
12. Samuel HINCKLEY b. 10 Feb 1638/1639, Scituate, Plymouth County, Ma; d. Mar 1639/1640, Scituate, Plymouth County, Ma.
13. John HINCKLEY b. Abt 1 Jun 1634, Tenterden, Kent, England; c. 1 Jun 1634, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. Bef Mar 1634/1635, Tenterden, Kent, England.
14. Elizabeth HINCKLEY b. Abt 10 Mar 1632/1633, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. Jun 1633, Tenterden, Kent, England; bur. 18 Jun 1633, Tenterden, Kent, England.
15. Marie HINCKLEY b. Abt 23 Mar 1627/1628, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. Bef Sep 1631, Tenterden, Kent, England.
16. John HINCKLEY b. Abt 28 Apr 1622, Tenterden, Kent, England; c. 28 Apr 1622, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 25 Feb 1627/1628, Tenterden, Kent, England; bur. 25 Feb 1627/1628, Tenterden, Kent, England.