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Tamsen Sears, for his second wife Lydia
Howes, and for his third wife Persis Hall,
who died Oct. 2, 1882.
1871. His children were :
He died Sept. 18,
Edward Sears, born
Feb. 13, 1815; Lydia, born April 14, 1828,
who married Paul Shiverick ;
Persis Hall, born
Aug. 7, 1830, who married Joseph Jenkins, and
2ebiiia, born June 7, 1833.
(VII) Zebina Howes (2), son of Zebina, was
born June 7, 1833. He married Louisa Bangs
Xelley and their children were : Lydia Pauline,
born Dec. 25, 1859, died June 27, 1862 ; Edward
Sears, born Nov. 22, 1862, married Jennie
Philips, and resides in Exeter, N. H.;
Bangs Kelley, born Nov. 22, 1865, married
Luella Chase, and resides in Barnstable; Mary
Louise, born Sept. 12, 1869, died Oct. 6, 1870;
Sophia May, born April 26, 1871, married W.
E. Dunham, and resides in Neponset, Mass.;
Zebina Horton, born Nov. 3, 1873, is owner
jind operator of a gold mine in Wadsworth,
Washoe Co., Xev.; Susan, born July 12, 1876,
is her brother's assistant in the post office at
Barnstable; Marcus Hall was born March 28,
1881.
(VIII) Marcus Hall Howes was born March
28, 1881, and was educated in Barnstable. He
studied law for some time and in 1902 received
the appointment of postmaster of Barnstable
from President Eoosevelt. This position he
has since filled with efficiency and general satisfaction.
He is a stanch Republican and a
member of the Republican town committee.
On Sept. 30, 1909, he married Ethel B.,
^laughter of Smith and Mary Hopkins.
WILLIAM BAKER WINSLOW,
SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS 1111
in his
lifetime a well known citizen of New Bedford,
was bom in the town of Dartmouth June 15,
1815, a member of one of the very old New
England families.
(I) Kenelm Winslow, son of Edward and
Magdalene (Ollyver) Winslow, of Droitwitch,
Worcestershire, England, born there April 29,
1599, came to Plymouth, probably in 1629.
with his brother .Josiah, and was admitted a
freeman Jan. 1, 1632-33. In 1641 he removed
to Marshfield, ha\'ing previously received a
grant of land there. He was one of the twentysix
original proprietors of Assonet (Free-
town), Mass., in 1659. He was deputy or representative
to the General Court, 1642-44, and
1649-53, eight years. In June, 1634, he married
Eleanor, widow of John Adams, of Plymouth,
and died Sept. 13, 1672, at Salem,
Mass.. whither he had gone on business. She
survived him, and died at Marshfield, where
she was buried Dec. 5, 1681. Their children
were: Kenelm, Ellen, Eleanor, Nathaniel and
Job.
(II) Lieut. Job Winslow, son of Kenelm,
born about 1641, settled about 1666 at Swan-
sea, where at the breaking out of King Philip's
war, in 1675, his house was burned. He was in
Rochester about 1680, but soon removed to
Freetown, where he was selectman in 1686,
town clerk in 1690, assessor in 1691, 1701-
07 and 1711. He was deputy to the General
Court in 1686, and representative in 1692, at
the first General Court in Massachusetts,
under the charter of William and Mary. He
died July 14, 1720, his wife Ruth surviving
him. His children were (births of the first
six of Swansea record) : William, Oliver, Ruth,
Richard, Hope, Job, Joseph, James, Mary,
George, Jonathan, John and Elizabeth.
(III) Jonathan Winslow, born Nov. 22,
1692, in Freetown, Mass., married Nov. 25,
1722, Sarah Kirby, probably of Dartmouth,
and their children (all recorded in Freetown)
were: Rebecca, born Aug. 26, 1723 (died Dec.
18, 1731); Jonathan, Nov. 22, 1725; John,
Nov. 32, 1725; Thomas, July 5, 1729; Sarah,
July 19, 1731; Nathaniel, May 20, 1733;
Ruth, Feb. 1, 1735-36; Reuben, May 6, 1738;
Benjamin, Feb. 14, 1740-41; Hannah, Feb. 14,
1743-44; Hopestill, February, 1743-44.
(IV) Benjamin Winslow, born Feb. 14,
1740-41, in Freetown, Mass., married (intentions
published Nov. 6, 1767) Content Webster
(a relative of Daniel Webster). Their
children were : Sarah married Zebedee Tallman
; Benjamin married Annie Cook Nichols,
and (second) Henrietta Nevins, of Assonet,
Mass.; Hallet Mitchell, bom in June, 1775,
married in 1806 Sarah Maxwell ; Jonathan was
born Nov. 17, 1779 ; Anpie married Thomas
Williams; Molly; Hudson, born in 1785, is
the next in this line.
(V) Hudson Winslow, born in 1785, in
Dartmouth, Mass., married in 1810 Phebe,
born Feb. 1, 1792, daughter of William and
Mercy Baker, of Dartmouth. She died March
11, 1845, in Dartmouth, and was buried there.
Mr. Winslow, who was a mariner, was drowned
from the sloop "Lively" of Dartmouth, in
September, 1826, while on a voyage to Savannah,
Ga. Their children were: Hallet Mitchell,
born June 21, 1812, in Dartmouth, married
(first) Mary A. Clarke, and (second)
Sarah Beden; William Baker, born June 15,
1815, in Dartmouth, Mass., is mentioned below;
Joshua Baker, bom April 8, 1817, in
Dartmouth, Mass., married Mary Dehart
Bruen, of Newark, N. J.; Phebe, born in 1818,
died in infancy; James Smith, born Dec. 1,