Identifier: tuckergenealogyr00morr (find matches)
Title: The Tucker genealogy; a record of Gilbert Ruggles and Evelina Christina (Snyder) Tucker, their ancestors and descendants;
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Morris, Tyler Seymour, 1863-1921
Subjects: Tucker family (Morris Tucker, fl. 1661) Tucker family (Gilbert Ruggles Tucker, 1807-1875)
Publisher: Chicago
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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The fourth clause of the article reads: " 4 John Hawkes
is to pay unto Mr. William Cogswell, for the use of his wife
the some of four skoare and ten pounds that is as followeth,
to pay ten pounds the twenty fifth of March next, and so
from year to year every twenty fifth of March till the afore-
said some be paid, all of which is to be paid in corne,
cattell or goods at the now dwelling house of John Hawkes.

CHILDREN.

I. Adam².
2, John.
3. Moses.
4. Benjamin.
5. Thomas.
6. Susannah² m. William^{^}2 Cogswell

CHILDREN—SECOND MARRIAGE.

7. Sarah², born June 1, 1671.

BOURNE.

FIRST GENERATION.

RICHARD¹ BOURNE, came from Devonshire, Eng-
land, and settled in Plymouth, Mass., in 1636. He was a
freeman March 7, 1636-7, and June 5, 1638, was a grand
juror. He removed to Sandwich, Mass. He was Deputy
to the first General Court in 1639, 1640, 1641, 1642, 1644
and 1645, 1652, 1664-1667 and 1670. In 1645 he was a
member of the committee to draft laws for the Colony.
April 2, 1667, Richard Bourne, William Bassett and James
Skiff, with the commissioned officers of Sandwich, were
appointed on the Council of War. He was missionary to
the Indians, acquiring a knowledge of their tongue, and on
August 17, 1670, was ordained by John Eliot, the apostle
pastor of an Indian Church at Marshpee. He probably

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Authority: Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families; Otis,
Amos, (1888), Vol. I, p. 105.
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THE TUCKER GENEALOGY 97

married (1st), Bathsheba² Hallett, a daughter of Andrew
Hallett, Senior. In July, 1677, he married (2nd), Mrs.
Ruth (Sargent) Winslow, [daughter of William and Sarah
Sargent and widow of Jonathan Winslow]. He died at
Sandwich in 1682. She died in 1713 aged 71 years.

CHILDREN—FIRST MARRIAGE..

1. Job²
2. Elisha, born in 1641.
3. Shearjashub², born in 1644; m. Bathsheba² Skiff.

SECOND GENERATION.

SHEARJUSHUB² BOURNE (Richard¹), was borna
bout 1644. He resided in Sandwich, Mass.* He was grand
juryman in 1673, and selectman in 1684, 1689, 1690.
He was representative to the General Court at Plymouth in
1690. In 1673 he married Bathsheba^{^}2 Skiff, [daughter of
James¹ and Mary Skiff of Sandwich], who was born April
20, 1648. He died March 7, 1719, aged 75, leaving an
estate of £943.

CHILDREN.

1. Melatiah³, born Jan. 12, 1673-4; m. Desire² Chipman.
2. Ezra, born in 1676.
3. Mary, born Oct. 21, 1678.
4. Sarah, born Feb. 6, 1680.
5. Mary, born in 1681.
6. Remembrance, born Feb. 6, 1683.
Patience, born April 20, 1686.
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* The town records of births, marriages and deaths of Sandwich
Mass., begin in 1650, and the Congregational Church records begin
in 1639, and are brought down to date.
Reference : The Genealogical Advertiser, Cambridge, Mass.,
(1900), Vol. 3, pp.34 and 76.


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