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| William Hatch |
Immigrant Ancestor |
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| Born: Abt 1598 of County Kent, England |
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| Married: 9/Jul/1642 Kent, England |
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| Died: 6/Nov/1651 Scituate, Plymouth, MA |
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WIFE
Jane Young
CHILDREN
1. John Hatch bapt. 7/Aug/1625
2. Anne Hatch bapt. 3/Dec/1626
3. William Hatch bapt. 9/Aug/1629
4. Jane Hatch bapt.
19/Jun/1631
5. Andrew Hatch bapt. 3/Nov/1633
Of Ashford, Wye, and Sandwich, County Kent, England; a merchant and woolen
draper. Removed from Wye to Sandwich, Kent 1634.
From Charles Lathrop Pack, Thomas Hatch of Barnstable and Some of His
Descendants, (Newark, NJ: The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of New
Jersey, 1930), pg. 39:
"He embarked for America for the first time in March 1634-5, sailing from
Sandwich in the ship Hercules with his wife Jane, five children, and six
servants. In the same ship sailed his cousin, Lydia (Huckstep) Tilden (7, i,
7), with her husband, Nathaniel Tilden, and their children. William Hatch and
his family settled at Scituate, where he built a house on Kent Street, and was
admitted freeman on 5 January 1635-6. He returned to England, but came back to
New England in April 1638, in the ship Castle.(*) It is probable that his
brother Thomas (10) with his wife and children and his sister Elizabeth Soan
(12) with her son William came with him on this voyage. In 1643 William Hatch
was chosen the first ruling elder of the Second Church of Scituate, and in
August of that year he with his sons Walter and John appears on the list of
those in Scituate able to bear arms (that is, they were between 16 and 60
years of age). In the same year also he was lieutenant of the trainband."
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