Bartholomew Hamblin

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Bartholomew Hamlin
11 April 1642–24 April 1704 (Age 62)
Barnstable, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America

The Life Summary of Bartholomew

When Bartholomew Hamlin was born on 11 April 1642, in Barnstable, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America, his father, James Hamlin I, was 36 and his mother, Anne Scott, was 33. He married Susannah Dunham on 20 January 1673, in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 7 daughters. He died on 24 April 1704, in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, at the age of 62.

Spouse

Bartholomew Hamlin
Male
1642–1704

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Male

Susannah Dunham
Female
1653–1727

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Female
Marriage
20 January 1673

Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
Children
(10)

Samuel Hamblin
Male
1674–Deceased

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Male

Mercy Hamblin
Female
1677–Deceased

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Female

Patience Hamblin
Female
1680–Deceased

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Female

Susanna Hamblin
Female
1682–1704

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Female

Experience Hamblen
Female
1684–1749

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Female

John Hamblin
Male
1686–1704

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Male

Ebenezer Hamlin
Male
1689–Deceased

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Male

Mary Hamblin
Female
1691–Deceased

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Female

Belthiah Hamblin
Female
1693–Deceased

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Female

Reliance Hamblin
Female
1696–Deceased

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Female

Parents

James Hamlin I
Male
1606–1690

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Male

Anne Scott
Female
1608–1690

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Female

Siblings
(11)

James Hamlin II
Male
1630–1633

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Male

Sarah Hamlin
Female
1632–1632

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Female

Mary Hamlin
Female
1634–Deceased

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Female

James Hamlin III
Male
1636–1718

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Male

Hannah Hamlin
Female
1638–1684

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Female

Bartholomew Hamlin
Male
1642–1704

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Male

John Hamblen
Male
1644–1717

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Male

Achiel Hamblin
Male
1646–1646

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Male

Sarah Hamlin
Female
1647–1741

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Female

Eleazer Hamlin
Male
1649–1698

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Male

Israel Hamlin
Male
1652–1729

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Male

Bartholomew resided on his father's 20-acre lot. He was a farmer.

Savage notes that Samuel and several siblings were all christened "16 March 1684, unless 15 March 1685 be better."

He and his brother Eleazer were soldiers in the company of Capt. John Gorham in King Phillip's war in 1675 and they both were granted land in the Narragansett grants in Maine, years after their death. The battle was fought 10 December 1675 at South Kingston RI on an island of about five acres in a swamp called Pattyswamscott, where the Indians had a fortified town. The white colonists mustered 1,126 men, six companies from Massachusetts Bay, two from Plymouth, and five from Connecticut. The battle lasted six hours and their were heavy losses, but the power of the Narragansetts was broken. It does not appear that any of their descendants settled on the lands in Maine, so the shares were probably sold.

Bartholomew was mentioned in his father's will dated 23 January 1683.

He died 24 April 1704, aged 62 years and 14 days, leaving an estate apprised at L309, 6s, 8d. Andrews says he left widow Susannah and children Mercy, Patience, Susanna and Experience. Otis says the estate was divided by an agreement dated 31 May 1704, his widow receiving one-third, each daughter L15, and the balance to his sons.