Ebenezer Lyman

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Ebenezer Lyman
b.27 Jun 1682 Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States

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Parents and Siblings

F. Deacon Thomas Lyman
Est 1649 - 1725

M. Ruth Holton
Est 1647 -
m. 14 Mar 1677/78

Thomas Lyman
1679 -
Mindwell Lyman
1681 - 1758
Ebenezer Lyman
1682 -
Elizabeth Lyman
1685 -
Noah Lyman
1687 - 1723
Spouse and Children
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H. Ebenezer Lyman
1682 -
W. Experience Pomeroy
1686 -
m. 2 Jan 1706/07
Experience Lyman
1708 -
Ebenezer Lyman
1709 - 1753
Steven Lyman
1711 -
Experience Lyman
1712 -
Mindwell Lyman
1714 -
John Lyman
1717 - 1763
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▼Facts and Events
Name Ebenezer Lyman
Gender Male
Birth[1] 27 Jun 1682 Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 2 Jan 1706/07 Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
to Experience Pomeroy
▼References
↑ Corbin, Walter E. Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records of Northampton, Massachusetts, Corbin Collection Vol. 1: Records of Hampshire County, Massachusetts: Corbin Collection Volume 1. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2003)
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Limon/Lyman, Ebenezer
Son of Thomas Limon, to Durham, Ct. 1709 ...
Married Jan. 2 1706/7 at Northampton
To: Experience Pumry
Dau. of John Pumry (Medad) m. Apr. 30 1684 Mindwell Sheldon
B. Oct. 3 1686 at Northampton

• 'Genealogies of the Lymans of Middlefield, of the Dickinsons of Montreal, and of the Partridges ... (1865)
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• http://www.archive.org/stream/genealogieslyma00partgoog#page/n17/mo...
• .... It thus appears that the three brothers, Thomas4, 'Ebenezer4' and Noah4, sons of Thomas3, of Northampton, all
• http://www.archive.org/stream/genealogieslyma00partgoog#page/n18/mo...
• lived near each other. Thomas3 Lyman, of Northampton, and afterwards of Durham, born probably about 1649, married in 1678, according to Savage, Ruth, widow of Joseph Baker and daughter of William Holten. He had four sons and two daughters, viz. : — Thomas, Mindwell, 'Ebenezer', Elizabeth, Noah and Enoch ; was made freeman 1690; and removed, says Savage, to Durham. It seems that three of his sons, Thomas, Ebenezer and Noah, came with him, as their names appear repeatedly on the Durham Records. His daughter Mindwell also came to Durham, for, in Vol. II. of Historical and Genealogical Register, page 221, also Vol. XIV., p. 66, I find the name of "Mindwell Lyman, of Durham," as second wife of John Harris, of Middletown ; she died Feb. 6, 1758.
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• First Generation. Richard1 Lyman, of Roxbury and Hartford, came from High Ongar, England, County of Essex, on the small river Roding, which flows southerly into the Thames about 5 miles east of London. High Ongar is on the east bank, some 25 miles north-east of London. He was born there in 1580 doubtless, for he was there baptized
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• Oct. 30, 1580. He arrived in Boston Nov. 4, 1631, in the ship Lyon, William Pierce, master. "There came in her the Governor's wife, [John Winthrop's], his eldest son and his wife, and others of his children, and Mr. Eliot, a minister [apostle to the Indians], and other families, being in all about sixty persons, who all arrived in good health, having been ten weeks at sea, and lost none of their company but two children, whereof one was the governor's daughter Ann. (Winthrop's Journal, I. *64.) He brought with him five children, who, according to the church record, were as follows : — Phillis, baptized 12 Sept., 1611, at High Ongar ; Richard, baptized 24 Feb., 1618 ; Sarah, baptized 8 Feb., 1621 ; John, born Sept., 1623 ; and "another," now known, says Savage, to be Robert, born Sept., 1629; "and it goes on to tell how he went to Connecticut when the great removal was made," and suffered greatly in the loss of his cattle ; was made freeman 11 June, 1633, and was "among the original proprietors of Hartford. I find his name in Barber, in a list of those who were proprietors in 1639. He died in Hartford in 1640. In Trumbull's Colonial Records of Connecticut, Vol. i. 33, I find the following : — ....
  • Second Generation. Richard2 Lyman, of Windsor and Northampton, eldest son of Richard1 born in England and baptized 1618, as above, married Hepzibah, third daughter of Thomas Ford, of Dorchester (who came over in the Mary and John, 1630, bringing his wife and three daughters ; he removed, 1636, to Windsor, where he was representative 1638-41, 4, and 54 ; his wife died 1643, and 1644 he married a second wife, Ann, widow of Thomas Scott ; removed, in old age, to Northampton, and died Nov. 9, 1676). Richard2 Lyman had in Windsor six children, viz. : — Hepzibah, Sarah, Richard, Thomas3, Elizabeth and John, all born before 1655, when he removed to Northampton, among the early settlers, and there had two other children, daughters — Joanna, 1658, who died soon, and Hannah, 1660. He died June 3, 1662, in the 46th year of his age. His two brothers John2 and Robert2 also lived in Northampton, which thus became the head-quarters of all the Lymans.
    • Third Generation, Thomas3 Lyman, of Northampton and Durham, born in Windsor probably about 1649, married in 1678, date of death not ascertained. Children; Thomas4, Mindwell4, 'Ebenezer4', Elizabeth4,
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    • Noah4, and Enoch4. All that need be said concerning Thomas3 has been said on a previous page.
      • ' Fourth Generation. Ebenezer4 Lyman, of Northampton, Durham, and Torrington. Born 1682, died 1762. For other particulars see a previous page.
        • Fifth Generation. John5 Lyman, of Durham and Middlefield. Born 1717, died 1763. Married Hope Hawley, great-granddaughter of Rev. Samuel Stow, first minister of Middletown, also great-grand- daughter of David Atwater, one of the founders of New Haven. He had six children, David, Elihu and Phineas ; Catharine, Hannah and Esther.
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• Nothing is known of the wife of Richard1 Lyman except her name, Sarah.
• The wife of Richard2 was Hepzibah Ford, daughter of Thomas Ford, who came in the Mary and John, 1630 ; lived first in Dorchester and afterwards in Windsor, where he was representative, and died 9 Nov., 1676. The wife of Thomas3 was Ruth Holten, daughter of Wm. Holten, one of the original proprietors of Hartford, came in the Francis, 1634, aged 23. He removed to Northampton, where he was the first deacon, also representative, and died 12 Aug., 1691.
• ' Concerning the wife of Ebenezer4 we know nothing except her name, Experience, and that she was one of the original members of the Congregational Church in Torrington.
• The wife of John5 was Hope Hawley, daughter of Jehiel Hawley and Hope, daughter of Ichabod Stow and Mary Atwater, daughter of David Atwater, of New Haven. That Hope (Stow) Hawley was daughter of Ichabod Stow, is proved by a deed in possession of William Lyman (now lying before me), by which Jehiel Hawley and Hope his wife, of Durham, under date of 10th Nov., 1709, recorded in Middletown, Dec. 21, 1709, by Joseph Rockwell, convey to Joseph Hawley, of Farmington, 248 acres of land in Middletown, described as "being outlands which was formerly our Honoured Father's, Ichabod Stow's," for £200. ......
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