1. Joseph CHIPMAN b. 14 May 1758; d. 17 Feb 1852.

1. Elizabeth CHIPMAN b. 12 May 1734, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 6 May 1800.
2. 1. Barnabas CHIPMAN b. 28 Jan 1727/1728, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 23 Dec 1793.

Note: 1. Samuel was Deacon of BarnstableFather: John (Elder) CHIPMAN
Mother: Hope HOWLAND

Father: Henry (Elder) COBB
Mother: Sarah HINCKLEY

1. Samuel CHIPMAN, Jr.. Deacon b. 6 Aug 1689, Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts; d. 7 Mar 1753, West Barnstable, Massachusetts.
2. Thomas CHIPMAN b. 17 Nov 1687, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 5 Aug 1752.
3. John CHIPMAN b. 16 Feb 1690/1691, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 23 Mar 1775.
4. Abigail CHIPMAN b. 15 Sep 1692, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
5. Joseph CHIPMAN b. 10 Jan 1693/1694, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 1756.
6. Mercy CHIPMAN b. 10 Jan 1693/1694, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
7. Jacob CHIPMAN b. 30 Aug 1695, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
8. Seth CHIPMAN b. 24 Feb 1696/1697, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 1766.
9. Hannah CHIPMAN b. 24 Sep 1699, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 11 Jun 1768.
10. Sarah CHIPMAN b. 1 Nov 1701, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 1 Jul 1715.
11. 2. Barnabas CHIPMAN b. 24 Mar 1701/1702, Barnstable, Massachusetts; d. 1759.

Birth: 1596 in Reculver, Kent and possibly from Southwark, Surrey,England

Occupation: 5 JUN 1644 tavernkeeper licensed to draw wine at Barnstable

Religion: 8 JAN 1634/35 member #7 at the founding of Scituate Church

Will: proved June 3, 1679

1. Henry was brought up in the Church of England, but in his youngmanhood, because of the wrongs tolerated in that Church, broke away fromthe Establishment and joined the Pilgrims. He is said to have united witha Congregational Church in London, of which the Rev. John Lothropp wasthen pastor. He probably came to America in "The Anne" in 1629. He movedto Scituate, Massachusetts, in 1633, and from there to Barnstable,Massachusetts, in 1639. He was Deacon or Ruling Elder in Scituate andBarnstable 34 years. He also held various civil offices, among them thatof Deputy to the General Court of the Colony for several years. Henry andhis 2 wives had 16 children, 3 born in Plymouth, 2 in Scituate and 11 inBarnstable.

2. Enoch Taylor Cobb, Henry's 3rd great-grandson, erected a stone to thememory of Henry in the old Barnstable Cemetery in 1871 with the followinginscription:

ELDER

HENRY COBB

THE

ANCESTOR

OF THE COBB

FAMILY, IN

BARNSTABLE

DIED IN 1679
______

ERECTED BY

ENOCH T. COBB

A DESCENDANT

IN 1871.

Religion: 20 JAN 1649/50 admitted to Barnstable church
Sara came over with her parents from England in 1634 settling inScituate, afterwards removing to Barnstable. Her brother, ThomasHinckley, became governor of Plymouth County and was a prominentman...Phillip Cobb - History of the Cobb Family

They had 8 children HHH.

1. Mehitable COBB b. 1 Sep 1651, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; d. Bef 8 Mar 1651/1652, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; bur. 8 Mar 1651/1652, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.
2. Samuel COBB, Sr. b. 12 Oct 1654, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; d. 27 Sep 1727.
3. Sarah COBB b. 15 Jan 1657/1658, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; d. Bef 25 Jan 1657/1658, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; bur. 25 Jan 1657/1658, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.
4. Jonathan COBB b. 10 Apr 1660, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; d. 5 Aug 1728, Middleboro, Plymouth County, Ma.
5. 5. Sarah COBB b. 10 Mar 1662/1663, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts; d. 8 Jan 1742/1743, Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts; bur. 1742, Massachusetts.
6. Henry COBB, III b. 3 Sep 1665, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma; d. 24 Sep 1725, Stonington, New London County, Connecticut; bur. in the center of the graveyard, Wequetequock Burial Ground, Stonington, New London County, Connecticut.
7. Mehitable COBB b. 15 Feb 1666/1667, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.
8. Ephraim COBB b. 11 Sep 1671, Barnstable, Barnstable County, Ma.