Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 149
Twenty acres were also granted to him on the west of the
land of James Chighorn, whioh he sold 20th April, 1675, to
Joshua Lumbert for £7.
He married twice ;
second, Sarah .
—'
first, in 1642, to Alice
He died in 1693, and his
, and
widow
married Samuel Norman. There is no record of his family.
In the settlement of his estate on the probate records, his
children John, Benjamin, Sarah, who married Elisha Smith,
April 20, 1719, are named; John, Jr., removed to Yarmouth
where he died Jan'y 13, 1705-6.
Benjamin Casely married March 4, 1713-14, Mary
Godfrey of Yarmouth.
John Casely married May 17, 1739, Dorcas Hamblin,
and had children born in Barnstable, namely :
Children born in Barnstable.
I. John, born Feb. 14, 1740.
H. Ebenezer, born Aug. 12, 1744.
HI. Mary, born May 23, 1749.
IV. Seth, born Feb. 21, 1751.
V. Isaac, born July 10, 1753.
VI. Dorcas, born July 8, 1755.
VII. Eunice, born Sept. 19, 1759.
Benjamin Casely, Jr., married Nov. 29, 1739, Huldah
Hinckley, and had children, namely :
I. Ambrose, June 19, 1741.
II. Benjamin, March 9, 1743.
III. Thomas, Feb. 14, 1745 ; lost with Capt. Magee, Dec.
27, 1778.
IV. Lemuel, Nov. 17, 1747.
V. Samuel, Dec. 3, 1749.
VI. Haanah, Dec. 2, 1750.
VII. Mehitabel, Jan'y 8, 1758.
VIII. David, March 15.
Lemuel, son of Benjamin, Jr., had a family, the last of
the name in Barnstable.
It is a fact worthy of note that of the forty-five first
comers to Barnstable, who were heads of families, proprie-
tors, and regularly admitted townsmen, prior to January 5,
1643-4, there were only four who did not sustain good moral
characters, and whose lives were not in accordance with the
religion which they professed. These four were John Crocker,