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160 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKNSTABLE FAMILIES.<br />

wife <strong>of</strong> Hosea Joyce <strong>of</strong> Yarmouth. He married first Martha,<br />

and had John and Dorcas. His wife Martha died<br />

April 3, 1670, and he married Elizabeth Chipman before<br />

1676, and had Samuel, June 1, 1676 ; Thomas, June 3,<br />

1678, and Mary, Sept. 19, 1680. The above is all that can<br />

now be obtained from the Yarmouth record, which is mutilated<br />

and a part <strong>of</strong> the leaf gone. By his will it is ascertained<br />

that he had ten children, two by his first wife Mar-<br />

tha, and eight by his second wife Elizabeth Chipman. 1,<br />

John, married first, Margaret, daughter <strong>of</strong> John Miller,<br />

Feb. 5, 1701-2, and second, Esther, daughter <strong>of</strong> Jonathan<br />

White, Nov. 7, 1707. He died in 1714, leaving two daughters.<br />

Desire and Fear. His widow married John Drake <strong>of</strong><br />

Yarmouth, and removed to East Greenwich, R. I., about the<br />

year 1726 ; 2, Dorcas, married Aug. 8, 1695, Prince Howes<br />

<strong>of</strong> Yarmouth ; 3, Samuel, died unmarried in 1741, aged 65 ;<br />

4, Thomas, married March 19, 1719, Mary, daughter <strong>of</strong><br />

Jeremiah Bacon- <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>. He had one son Jeremiah<br />

a cripple, died unmarried in 1755, and five daughters noted<br />

for their beauty. He was a man <strong>of</strong> wealth, became<br />

melancholy, and from fear <strong>of</strong> starvation committed suicide<br />

20 April, 1743 ; 5, Mary, married James Gorham Sept. 29,<br />

1707, and had five children. The other children <strong>of</strong> Hosea<br />

Joyce were Hosea, whom his father cut <strong>of</strong>f in his will by<br />

giving him his "small gun" ; Lydia who married Nov. 20,<br />

1706, Ebenezer Howes ; Martha, who married Godfrey ;<br />

Mehitable; and Dorothy who married Dec. 12, 1717, John<br />

Oats, an Englishman. His descendants write their name<br />

Otis, and reside principally in Maine. Hosea Joyce died in<br />

Feb. 1712, and his widow Elizabeth sm-vived him. He had<br />

a large landed estate, and in his will calls his wife "well<br />

beloved," though he appears to have loved his money<br />

better, for he gave her but a small portion <strong>of</strong> his estate.<br />

"The stille-borne maide childe <strong>of</strong> John Chipman buryed<br />

Sept. 9, 1650."— [Church Records.<br />

II. Hope, born August 31, 1652, in <strong>Barnstable</strong>, married Aug.<br />

10, 1670, John, son <strong>of</strong> Mr. Thomas Huckins <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>,<br />

and had Elizabeth, 1 Oct. 1671 ; Mary, 3 April, 1673 ; Experience,<br />

4 June, 1675, and Hope, 10 May, 1677. John<br />

Huckins 'died 10 Nov. 1678, aged 28, and she married<br />

March 1, 1682.-3, Jonathon, son <strong>of</strong> Elder Henry Cobb <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Barnstable</strong>, born 10 April, 1660. He was twenty-two and<br />

his wife thirty at the time <strong>of</strong> their marriage. By him she<br />

had five children born in <strong>Barnstable</strong>. June 3, 1703, she<br />

was dismissed from the Church in <strong>Barnstable</strong>, to the Church<br />

in Middleboro'. From that town the family removed to<br />

Portland, Maine. (See Cobb.)

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