Mary Hatch

Other Events and Attributes:

• Moved To: 1667, Wells, York County, Maine; He moved to Wells, Maine when he was about seven years old. More then likely he served as an apprentice to Samuel Wheelwright, Esq., with whom he lived.
• Land/House: 30 May 1684, Wells, York County, Maine; He purchased a two hundred acre farm from Mrs. Mary Bowles. He later, in 1701, sold half of it to Joseph Littlefield.
• Proprietor: 1715/16, Wells, York County, Maine
• History: 1730, Wells, York County, Maine; Samuel Hatch deposed giving his age as 69 years.
• Will: 03 Feb 1741/42, Wells, York County, Maine
• History: Jun 1750, Wells, York County, Maine; Samuel Hatch deposed giving his age as 94 years.
• Probate/Proved: 16 Oct 1753, Wells, York County, Maine

Samuel married Mary Littlefield about 1684 in Wells, York County, Maine. Mary (daughter of Ensign Francis Littlefield, Jr and Maribah Wardell) was born in say 1671 in Wells, York County, Maine; died before 1723 in Wells, York County, Maine. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Immigration: 13 Feb 1636/37, Richmond Island, Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine; He arrived on board the Hercules.
• History: 1638; Phillip was a fisherman. In 1638, he was living with John Winter, when John and Trelawny mowed the marsh grass on both sides of the Swurrumke river at Spurwink.
• Land/House: 23 Nov 1648, York, York County, Maine; He purchased a house from George Parker.
• Offices Held: 1663; He was a Constable.
• History: 18 Jul 1663; He had to mortgage his house to Major Pendleton.

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Phillip married Patience Edge in say 1635. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Living: 24 Oct 1709, Eliot, York County, Maine; He was living with the Nasons.

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• Immigration: 1636 to 1637
• Immigration: May 1638; He sailed from South Hampton, Engand on board the Bevis 150 tons, Robert Batten, master with his Mother and siblings.
• History: 5 Jul 1653, Wells, York County, Maine; Francis took the Oath of Allegiance.
• Land/House: 1658, Wells, York County, Maine; He received a land grant.
• Occupation: say 1660; He was a house carpenter.
• Military: 1668, Wells, York County, Maine; He was an Ensign in the Militia company of Wells.
• Will: 05 Feb 1674/75, Wells, York County, Maine; He mentioned his wife, Maribah, and his children: Joseph, Nathan, Jonathan, Job, David, Joanna, Hannah, Tabitha, and Mary.
• Probate/Proved: 6 Apr 1675, Wells, York County, Maine
• Complier's Note: 22 Mar 2019; Was he the son of Edmund and Agnes? Two children with the same name.

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Francis married Maribah Wardell about 1658. Maribah (daughter of William Wardell and Alice) was born on 14 May 1637 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• History: Sep 1677; After the death of her husband, during King Philip's War, her home became a garrison house. For this the colony owed her £38 5/ in September 1677. In 1690, her home was again used for a garrison.
• History: Jul 1701; The court ordered her children and grandchildren should equally bare the cost of supporting her. Until then, Jonathan and David had borne the entire cost.

John married Anne in 1600 in England. Anne was born about 1575 in England; was buried on 4 Feb 1641/42 in Newton Ferrers, Devonshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Immigration: 1635; He may have been the Robert Edge, aged 25, who sailed on board the Hopewell from London in the middle of September 1635, and arrived in Boston in mid November. There his name disappears for 15 years, until 1650. Possibly, he had returned to England, married, and then returned to New England with his family around 1649.
• Land/House: 1650, York, York County, Maine; Robert Edge was granted land in 1650 in York which was confirmed 3 July 1653.
• History: 22 Nov 1652, York, York County, Maine; He took the the Oath of Allegiance.
• History: Jun 1655; A complaint was lodged against Robert Edge that he had not sought apprenticeship for his children. The Selectman agreed to make sure that it was done.
• Moved to: 1661, Kittery, York County, Maine; Robert and Florence removed to Kittery, settling on the land of Capt. Walter Barefoot without his permission.

Robert married Florence. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• History: 1654; She gossiped that the wife of John Parker was smitten with Richard Banks. She was taken to court for slander, and being on probation for a prior offense, was sentenced "to reeave tenn lashes on the bare skine" or pay £10. It appears that all she paid was 5/ as the officer's fee, and was let off. Possibly she was lashed, but if so, there is no record of the punishment having been carried out.
• Moved to: 1661, Kittery, York County, Maine; Robert and Florence removed to Kittery, settling on the land of Capt. Walter Barefoot without his permission.
• Residence: 1690, Kittery, York County, Maine; She was living at the home of Anne Crockett, her board being partly paid by Joshua Downing, Florence being the grandmother of Joshua's wife. At that time she was known as Gamar Edge.

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• Immigration: 1636 to 1637; Edmund Littlefield came to New England with two sons, Francis and Anthony.
• History: 5 Jun 1639, Exeter, Rockingham County, New Hampshire; On 5 June 1639, he signed the Combination at Exeter, New Hampshire. This is his first appearance in New England.
• History: 1641; He built a saw mill and grist mill on the Webhannet River.
• Moved to: 1643, Wells, York County, Maine; He removed to Wells with the Rev. John Wheelwright owning to their support of Ann Hutchinson during the Antinomian controversy.
• History: 5 Jul 1643, Wells, York County, Maine; Edmund took the Oath of Allegiance.
• Land/House: 14 Jul 1643, Wells, York County, Maine; Edmund Littlefield was granted land by Thomas Gorges, the Deputy Governor of the Province of Maine.
• Occupation: 1654; He was licensed to sell wine and strong liquor to Indians.
• Offices Held: 1654, Wells, York County, Maine; He was appointed Commissioner to End Small Causes.
• Offices Held: 1654, Wells, York County, Maine; He was elected a Selectman. He was elected again in 1657.
• Will: 11 Dec 1661, Wells, York County, Maine; He mentions his wife, Agnes, and his children: Francis, Anne, Anthony, Elizabeth, Mary, and Thomas.
• Probate/Proved: 16 Jul 1662, Wells, York County, Maine; His estate was probated. His estate was valued at £588 13/4d.

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Edmund married Agnes Austin on 16 Oct 1614 in Titchfield, Hampshire, England. Agnes (daughter of Richard Austin and Agnes) was christened on 1 Feb 1596/97 in Titchfield, Hampshire, England; died in 1678 in Wells, York County, Maine. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Immigration: May 1638; She sailed from Southampton, England on board the Bevis, 150 tons, Robert Batten, master with her children.
• Will: 12 Dec 1677, Wells, York County, Maine; She mentions her children: Anne, Elizabeth, Mary, John, and Thomas.
• Probate/Proved: 2 Apr 1678, Wells, York County, Maine

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William married Alice. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]