Clement Bate of Hingham

Clement and Ann had only 8 children. John and an unnamed infant died in England. Clement Jr died at 12 in Hingham, MA. Rachell died unmarried at 21 in Hingham. James, Joseph, Benjamin, and Samuel married and settled in MA. Note that it was the 2nd and 3rd generation who started adding an S to Bate. It seems many transcribed sources retroactively add the S to make it consistent with later generations. See the profile for Clement Bate at Great Migration 1634-1635, A-B. {Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volume 1, A-B, by Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn, Jr., and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1999

Geographical Note: Hingham was founded in 1635 as the 12th town of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. It was included within Suffolk County when the county was created May 10, 1643. Cohasset was originally the 2nd Parish of Hingham, and it became a separate town in 1770. The southern section of Suffolk (including Cohasset, Hingham, and Hull) was split off to Norfolk County in 1793. and then Hingham and Hull joined Plymouth County in 1803 - leaving Cohasset as an exclave of Norfolk County. The location of the cemetery is listed with current geographical place names to facilitate identification.

The info below the line was not changed Oct 4, 2019 and includes a number of duplicate pastings and discrepancies.
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Inscription: BATES IN MEMORY OF CLEMENT AND ANN BATES IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS 1635 THIS MEMORIAL IS PLACED BY THE BATES ASSOCIATION 1927

Clement Bates Birth: Jan. 22, 1594 Kent, England Death: Sep. 17, 1671 Massachusetts, USA

Born in Lydd, Kent England to James John and Mary (Martine) Bates.

Married Ann Dalrymple 1626 in Cranbrook, England.

Father of Joseph Bates Sr.

Burial: Hingham Center Cemetery Hingham Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA

• http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=bates&GSbyrel... Ann Dalrymple Bates Birth: 1599, England Death: Oct. 1, 1669 Hingham Center Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Married Clement Bates. Mother of Joseph Bates Sr. Burial: Hingham Center Cemetery Hingham, Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Source: Photo by Kaaren Crail Vining http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=bates&GSbyrel...

Headstone Details

Cemetery name

Hingham Center Cemetery, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA

Name on headstone

Clement and Ann Bates

Birth

1584 - Kent, England, UK

Death

1671 - Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA

Clement Bate/Bates (b. 26 January 1594/95, d. 17 September 1671)

Clement Bate/Bates (son of James Bate/Bates and Mary Martin) was born 26 January 1594/95 in Lydd, Kent, England289, and died 17 September 1671 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts 289. He married Ann ?Unknown? Bates on Bef. 1621 in Lydd, Kent, England 289.

More About Clement Bate/Bates:

Immigration: April 1635, Ship Elizabeth, arrived Boston, Suffolk, MA.

More About Clement Bate/Bates and Ann ?Unknown? Bates:

Marriage: Bef. 1621, Lydd, Kent, England.289

Children of Clement Bate/Bates and Ann ?Unknown? Bates are:

+Joseph Bates, b. 28 September 1628, Biddenden, Kent, England289, d. date unknown, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

James Bates, b. Abt. 1621, Biddenden, Kent, England289, d. date unknown, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts289.

baptized, January 22, 1595, Lyd, Kent, England

From THE HISTORY OF HINGHAM, John D. Long Compiler, by the Town of Hingha m, Massachusetts, 1893: "Clement, aged 40 yrs. with Anna his wife, who al so was 40 yrs of age, and five ch. embarked at London for New England, Ap r. 6, 1635, in the ship ELIZABETH of which William Stagg was master. He c ame to Hing. ab. the time Rev. Peter Hobart and his followers arrived a nd on the 18th of Sept. 1635, received a grant of land on Town (South) S t. This lot contained five acres, and was bounded on the N. E. by Geor ge Russell, and S. W. by Thomas Johnson. It was the fifth in number fr om Bachelor (Main) St. and has been in possession of the descendants of t he original grantee for nearly two and a half centuries. In 1883 the esta te, including the ancient dwelling-house formerly known as the "Anchor Tav ern" was sold to the owners of the land adjoining. A portion of the estat e, however, has since been repurchased; and on the spot where the old hou se stood a dwelling of modern style has been erected, which is occupi ed by a descendant.

The name Bate was a common one in England for nearly two centuries be fore the Puritans took their departure for New England, and the ancesto rs of Clement are traceable for five generations prior to that period; th us Thomas Bate (1) of Lydd Parish of All Hallows, d. in 1485, leavi ng a s. John (2), who d. in 1522. John (2),> Thomas (1), had a s. Andr ew (3), who d at Lydd in 1533, leaving four sons. Andrew (3)>John (2) > T homas (1), had a s. John (4) of Lydd who d. there in 1580, leaving three s ons, one of whom James (5), who died in Lydd in 1614, was the fa. of Cleme nt of Hingham, Mass., and also of Edward, who settled at Way., Mass., a nd of James of Dor., Mass. Anna, wife of Clement, d. in Hing. 1 Oct. 166 9, aet 74 yrs. Clement d. 17 Sept. 1671, aet 76 yrs. In his will, dat ed at Hing. 12 Oct. 1669, gives to eldest s. James, "my house-lot next adj oining to my son Joseph, containing four acres, which was given un to me by this town. To sons, Joseph and Benjamin, land and other valuable s. To son Samuel, my now dwelling-house with the lot of five acres whi ch the house stands upon. Also all my household stuff to my four sons, et c."

9/20/00 DEE Comment on note above. Most of the current researchers on th is Bates family do not Attach Edward Bates of Way., Mass. as a broth er of Clement Bates and the Andrew Bates noted above is frequently attach ed to the previously mentioned Edward. James of Dor., Mass married to Ali ce Glover is attached as a brother to Clement and James of Hingham and Sci tuate married to Ruth Lyford appears to be a son of Clement Bates of Hingh am.
From PLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH 1620-1640, by Charles Edward Banks Arriving in New England in 1635 but with no ship noted: Clement Bates, age 40, tailor, of Lydd, county Kent, England to Hingham, M assachusetts and with him Mrs. Anne Bates age 40, James Bates age 14, Clem ent Bates age 12, Rachel Bates age 8, Joseph Bates age 5, Benjamin Bates a ge 2, John Wynchester, Servant age 19, and Jervice Gould, Servant age 30.

Oaths were sworn April 8 - 17, 1635 at several locations

The following alphabetical roll is from her departure point on June 12, 1635, not necessarily who landed.

06 - 17 April 1635: Passengers embarked on the Elizabeth, Mr. William Stagg, bound from London to New England. Coldham page 134.

Bates, Clement 40, Tailor #1 Bates, Ann 40, wife of Clement #2 Bates, James 14, child of Clement #3 Bates, Clement 12, child of Clement #4 Bates, Rachell 8, child of Clement #5 Bates, Joseph 5, child of Clement #6 Bates, Benjamin 2, child of Clement #7 Bate(s) James 53, husbandman #50 Bate Alice 52, #51 Bate Lyddia 20, #52 Bate Marie 17, #53 Bate, Margaret 12, #54 Bates James 9, #55

From THE HISTORY OF HINGHAM, John D. Long Compiler, by the Town of Hingha m, Massachusetts, 1893: "Clement, aged 40 yrs. with Anna his wife, who al so was 40 yrs of age, and five ch. embarked at London for New England, Ap r. 6, 1635, in the ship ELIZABETH of which William Stagg was master. He c ame to Hing. ab. the time Rev. Peter Hobart and his followers arrived a nd on the 18th of Sept. 1635, received a grant of land on Town (South) S t. This lot contained five acres, and was bounded on the N. E. by Geor ge Russell, and S. W. by Thomas Johnson. It was the fifth in number fr om Bachelor (Main) St. and has been in possession of the descendants of t he original grantee for nearly two and a half centuries. In 1883 the esta te, including the ancient dwelling-house formerly known as the "Anchor Tav ern" was sold to the owners of the land adjoining. A portion of the estat e, however, has since been repurchased; and on the spot where the old hou se stood a dwelling of modern style has been erected, which is occupi ed by a descendant.

The name Bate was a common one in England for nearly two centuries be fore the Puritans took their departure for New England, and the ancesto rs of Clement are traceable for five generations prior to that period; th us Thomas Bate (1) of Lydd Parish of All Hallows, d. in 1485, leavi ng a s. John (2), who d. in 1522. John (2),> Thomas (1), had a s. Andr ew (3), who d at Lydd in 1533, leaving four sons. Andrew (3)>John (2) > T homas (1), had a s. John (4) of Lydd who d. there in 1580, leaving three s ons, one of whom James (5), who died in Lydd in 1614, was the fa. of Cleme nt of Hingham, Mass., and also of Edward, who settled at Way., Mass., a nd of James of Dor., Mass. Anna, wife of Clement, d. in Hing. 1 Oct. 166 9, aet 74 yrs. Clement d. 17 Sept. 1671, aet 76 yrs. In his will, dat ed at Hing. 12 Oct. 1669, gives to eldest s. James, "my house-lot next adj oining to my son Joseph, containing four acres, which was given un to me by this town. To sons, Joseph and Benjamin, land and other valuable s. To son Samuel, my now dwelling-house with the lot of five acres whi ch the house stands upon. Also all my household stuff to my four sons, et c."

9/20/00 DEE Comment on note above. Most of the current researchers on th is Bates family do not Attach Edward Bates of Way., Mass. as a broth er of Clement Bates and the Andrew Bates noted above is frequently attach ed to the previously mentioned Edward. James of Dor., Mass married to Ali ce Glover is attached as a brother to Clement and James of Hingham and Sci tuate married to Ruth Lyford appears to be a son of Clement Bates of Hingh am.
From PLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH 1620-1640, by Charles Edward Banks Arriving in New England in 1635 but with no ship noted: Clement Bates, age 40, tailor, of Lydd, county Kent, England to Hingham, M assachusetts and with him Mrs. Anne Bates age 40, James Bates age 14, Clem ent Bates age 12, Rachel Bates age 8, Joseph Bates age 5, Benjamin Bates a ge 2, John Wynchester, Servant age 19, and Jervice Gould, Servant age 30.

The Elizabeth left London, England April 1635 with her master, William Stagg, arriving in Massachusetts Bay.

Oaths were sworn April 8 - 17, 1635 at several locations

The following alphabetical roll is from her departure point on June 12, 1635, not necessarily who landed.

06 - 17 April 1635: Passengers embarked on the Elizabeth, Mr. William Stagg, bound from London to New England. Coldham page 134.

Bates, Clement 40, Tailor #1 Bates, Ann 40, wife of Clement #2 Bates, James 14, child of Clement #3 Bates, Clement 12, child of Clement #4 Bates, Rachell 8, child of Clement #5 Bates, Joseph 5, child of Clement #6 Bates, Benjamin 2, child of Clement #7 Bate(s) James 53, husbandman #50 Bate Alice 52, #51 Bate Lyddia 20, #52 Bate Marie 17, #53 Bate, Margaret 12, #54 Bates James 9, #55

Issachar Bates: A Shaker's Journey

By Carol Medlicott p.2 Clement Bates was granted an acre of land and named to a town office; he became a fish merchant. In he 1670's his grandsons 4 miles east and helped establish Cohasset, a second enclave within Higham. David Bates,his great grandson was Issachar Bates grandfather and influencial in Cohasset. David was called "King David" as he had his hand in many enterprises.  He farmed sheep on a 30 acre parcel that lay on King Street, Cohasset's first thoroughfare,plotted by surveyors in 1670. The book gives more history

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Suffolk Deeds: Liber -I-XIV [1629-87].

By Suffolk County (Mass.), William Blake Trask, Frank Eliot Bradish, Charles A. Drew, A. Grace Small, John Tyler Hassan p.  Lib. XIII. 74 Clement Bates and Ann Bates  promise covenant and grant to and with the sd John Tucker that Clement and Ann are true property owners... _________________________

History of North Brookfield, Massachusetts: Preceded by an Account of Old ...

By Josiah Howard Temple, Charles Adams

__________________________________ land deed 5iS GENEALOGICAL REGISTER. Genealogy including decendants: BATES, Clement 1, b. in Hingham, County of Kent, Eng., in 1595, embarked at London for New England, Apr. 6, 1635 (in the ship Elizabeth, William Stagg master), aged 40, with his wife Anna also aged 40, and five children, James aged 14, Clement aged 12, Rachel aged 8, Joseph aged 5, and Benjamin aged 2, with two servants. Had born here Samuel, Mar. 24, 1639. He settled in Hingham, Mass., about the time Rev. Peter Hobart and his followers arrived there, and on Sept. 18, 1635, received a grant of five acres of land on Town Street (now South Street) which has been in possession of the original grantee and his descendants for two and a half centuries. As late as 1886 the old house was still standing. In that year, however, a more modern edifice was erected on the old site, and is to-day occupied by a descendant of Clement. The name of Bates was a common one in England, and the ancestors of Clement Bates are traceable for five generations prior to the period when the Puritans took their departure for New England : thus Thomas Bates 1 of Lydd, Parish of All Hallows, d. in 1485, leaving a son John, who d. in 1522. John 2 (Thomas 1) had a son Andrew who d. at L\dd in 1533, leaving four sons. Andrew 3 (John 2, Thomas 1) had a son John 4, who d. at Lydd in 1580, leaving three sons, one of whom James 5, who d. at Lydd in 1614, was the father of Clement 1, as also of Edward and James, both of whom came over with their brother Clement. The former settled at Weymouth, Mass., the latter at Dorchester, Mass. Clement d. at Hingham, Sept. 17, 167 1, aged 76. Anna his wife d. Oct. 1, 1669, aged 74. Clement and Anna Bates had six children, who were all b. in Hingham, Eng., except Samuel, the youngest, who was born in Hingham, Mass. James, b. 1621 ; Clement, b. 16:3, d. Nov. 1639; Rachel, b. 1627, d. June, 1647 ; Joseph 2, b. 1630; Benjamin, b. 1633 ; Samuel, b. Mar. 24, 1639, in Hingham, Mass. 2. Joseph, son of Clement 1, b. in England in 1630, m. in Hingham, Mass., Jan. 9, 1657, Esther, daughter of William Hilliard; selectman 1671 and several years thereafter. He d. Apr. 30, 1706, aged 76. She d. June 3, 1709. Had nine children, all b. in Hingham, Mass., viz., Joseph 3, b. Sept. 28, 1660; Esther, b. Aug. 29, 1663, m. Sept. 16, 1691, Richard Cobb; Caleb, b. Mar. 30, 1666; Hannah, b. Oct. •31, 1668; Joshua, b. Aug. 14, 167 1 ; Bathsheba,b. Jan. 26, 1674; Clement, b. Sept. 22, 1676, d. June 29, 1706; Elleanor, b. Aug. 25, 1679; Abigail, b. Oct. 16, 1680, m. June 12, 1704, John Chubbuck. 3. Joseph, son of Joseph 2, b. in Hingham, Sept. 28, 1660, m. Jan. 3, 1683, Mary, daughter of Samuel and Martha Lincoln. He d. Nov. 3, 1714, aged 54. She d. Mar. —, 1752, aged 90. Had six children, all b. in Hingham, Mass., viz., Mary, b. Dec. 25, 1684, m. Feb. 25, 1708, George Wilson ; Joseph 4, b. May 6, 16S7 ; Jonathan, b. Sept. 14, 16S9, m. Jan. I, 1712, Susanna, daughter of Lazarus Beal ; Rachel, b. Feb. 3, 1691, m. Oct. 27, 17 16, Thomas Phillips; Susanna, b. Oct. 19, 1694, d. April 3, 1706; Hester, b. Sept. 14, 1697, m. Mar. 1 7 1 7, Charling Worrick. 4. Joseph, son of Joseph 3, b. in Hingham, May 6, 1687, m. Aug. 15, 1713, Deborah, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Gill) Clap of Scituate, Mass. He d. Apr. 7, 1750, aged 63. Was deacon of the church in the then Second Precinct (now Cohasset). Had five children, all b. in Hingham, Mass., viz., Joseph, b. May 6, 17 14 ; Deborah, b. Apr. 2, 17 16, m. (1) Nov. 9, 1734, Canterbury Stodder ; (2) July 2S, 1743, John James; (3) John Turner of Pembroke; Samuel 5, b. Mar. 25, 1718; Jonathan, b. Mar. 27, 1720, d. July 27, 1735 > A/aty, b. Apr. 10, 1723, m. Nov. 16, 1749, Jeremiah Hatch. 5. Samuel, son of Joseph 4, b. in Hingham, Mar. 25, 1 7 18. m. in 1737, Mercy, daughter of Thomas and Jael (Remington) Beal.b. in Hingham, May 29, 1716. Heall b. in Boston, Mass., viz., Ellen Maria, Henry Emerson, James Cushing, Martha Augusta, George Haywood. Hannah Loring Bates (3), b. Aug. 10, 1799, in Cohasset, Mass., m. Oct. 20, 1821, Joseph Davis Jones of Hingham, Mass. ; she d. July 9, 1854. They had seven children, viz., James Winchell, b. Feb. 18, 1825 ; George Warren, b. Mar. 29, 1827 ; Joseph Loring, b. Sept. 15, 1829; Lydia Ann, b. Dec. 14, 1832 ; Mary Bates, b. July 26, 1834 ; Charles Henry, b. Mar. 26, 1838 ; Martha Ann, b. June 16, 1842. James Winchell Jones, b. Feb. 18, 1825, m. Mar. 20, 1851, Amanda Melvina Davis at Nashua, N.H. ; she was b. July 1, 1827, at Tyngsboro, Mass. They had two children, viz., Frank Winchell, b. Nov. 14, 1857, at Nashua, N.H.; Eugene Bates, b. Feb. 7, 1862, at West Acton, Mass. Frank Winchell Jones, b. Nov. 14, 1857, m. June 25, 1885, Harriet Elizabeth Robertson, who was b. at Charlestown, Mass., Jan. 28, 1868. George Warren Jones, b. at Cohasset, Mass., Mar. 29, 1827, m. Feb. 28, 1850, Caroline Pollard Prebble Bowman at Charlestown, Mass., who was b. June 16, 1831, at Boston, Mass. They had five children, as follows : George Winchell, b. Dec. 1 1, 1850, d. Sept. 7, 1872, Charlestown, Mass. ; Martha Bates, b. Dec. 28, 1852, d. July 15, 1853, Charlestown, Mass. ; Charles Edward, b. Dec. 13, 1856, d. Sept. 22, 1862, at East Somerville ; Sarah Lizzie, b. June 10, 1858, d. Aug. 18, 1858 ; Hannah Reed, b. Oct. 7, 1866. Joseph Loring Jones, b. Sept. 15, 1829, m. Dec. 31, 1855, Sarah Elizabeth Field, who was b. in Merrimac, N.H. He d. Dec. 22, 1875. They had one child, viz., Nellie Josephine Jones, b. Mar. 25, 1857, at Nashua, N.H., and she m. Nov. 22, 1882, Richard Dalton. Lydia Ann Jones, b. Dec. 14, 1832, at Plymouth, Mass., m. Oct. 23, 1862, James McLean at West Barnstable, Mass., who was b. at Wrentham, Mass., Jan. 28, 1819. He d. May 10, 1885, at Somerville, Mass. They had four children, viz., Etta May, b. Oct. 5, 1863, d. Dec. 23, 1884, at Somerville, Mass. ; Carrie Alice, b. Sept. 5, 1865; Marion Graves, b. July 11, 1866; Walter Edwin, b. Feb. 15, 1869. Mary Bates Jones, b. July 26, 1834, at Plymouth, Mass., m. June 13, 187 1, John Hunt at Boston. and more.... Source: HISTORY OF NORTH BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS. Treceded by an ^Account of Old Quabaug, Indian and English Occupation, 1647-1676 ;
'Brookfield "Records, 1686-1783. BY J. H. TEMPLE, AUTHOR OF "HISTORY OF NORTHPIELD," "HISTORY OF

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