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Birth |
20 Feb 1732/1733 |
Great Meadows, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
Gender |
Male |
DEAT |
28 Mar 1776 |
Long Island, Blue Hill Bay, Hancock County, Maine |
Census 1800 |
Hampden, Blue Hill, Hancock County, Maine |
Died |
31 Mar 1776 |
Long Island, Blue Hill Bay, Hancock County, Maine |
Cause: froze to death |
Person ID |
I11000 |
Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish |
Last Modified |
11 Jul 2004 00:00:00 |
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Father |
Shubael HINCKLEY, b. 15 Mar 1708/1709, Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts |
Mother |
Mary SMITH, b. 13 Jul 1707, Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts |
Family ID |
F5110 |
Group Sheet |
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Family |
Susannah BROWN, b. 7 Sep 1732, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
Married |
16 Sep 1754 |
Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
Children |
| 1. Isaiah HINCKLEY, b. 21 Apr 1765, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
| 2. Elizabeth HINCKLEY, b. 16 Aug 1768, Blue Hill, Hancock County, Maine |
| 3. Ebenezer HINCKLEY, b. 10 Apr 1761, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
| 4. Susannah HINCKLEY, b. 7 Feb 1758, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
| 5. Nehemiah HINCKLEY, Sr.., b. 13 Oct 1762, Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine |
| 6. Hepzibah HINCKLEY, b. 23 Jul 1755, Blue Hill, Hancock County, Maine |
| 7. Hepzibah HINCKLEY, b. 28 Feb 1771, Blue Hill, Hancock County, Maine |
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Family ID |
F5143 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- Residence: AFT 1763 Blue Hill, Hancock, ME U. S. A.
Note: He was one of the first settlers in Blue Hill, and owned land on"the Neck."
Event: Military AFT 1757 ME U. S. A.
Note: He served in the French and Indian Wars and also in theRevolutionary War. In the latter, he was a lieutenant in Capt. EleazerCrabtree's company, engaging 8 Aug 1775 and serving to 31 Dec 1775; thiscompany was stationed on the seacoast at Frenchman's Bay.
Event: the owner of a saw mill, in partnership with James Candage, Sr.Misc Long Island, Blue Hill Bay, Hancock, ME U. S. A.
Event: a descendant of William ("Mayflower Pilgrim") Brewster Misc
Event: froze to death Death Cause
!NOTES: According to Charles N Sinnett's book, "Ancestor Samuel Hinckley
and Descendants," (his sources being the "History of Barnstable, Mass," as
well as from Hinckley descedants) on p. 27 he states: He was found frozen
to death on Long Island, Blue Hill Bay, Maine, where he and Joseph Candage
Sr. built and owned a sawmill. In 1757 he was a soldier in the French and
Indian Wars. In 1766, he was a soldier in the French and Indian Wars. In
1766 he removed to Blue Hill Maine and was a pioneer settler there,
residing on Bluehill Neck. On record states, 'he was frozen to death while
returning from a meeting of Army officers.' {Reference:Carson-Higgins-Feldman-Provost Tree +, Author: Steph Carson Feldman}
!FAMILY: From p. 369 of old Book 1 of the Brunswick Vital Records, births
of Ebenezar & Susanna Hinkly's children: Hipzibah, Susanna, Ebenezar,
Nehemiah. [Sinnett then lists three more children: Isaiah 21 Apr 1765
Brunswick m. Annie Horton; Betsy 18 Aug 1768 Bluehill m. Joseph Parker;
and Hepsibeth 29 Feb 1771 Bluehill m. John Thomas.
Note:
MILITARY: DAR Patriot Index, Lt. Ebenezer b. 2-10-1733 d. 3-31-1776 m.
Susan Brown
Great-great-great-great grandson of Elder William Brewster of theMayflower settlers who founded Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620.
1800 census shows 4 boys under 10 years old, 1 boy from 10 to 16 yearsold, 1 girl under 10 years old, 1 girl between 10 and 16 years old, 1girl between 25 and 45 years old, and 1 female and male adult over 45years old.
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