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     Thankful Hinckley was born on 20 August 1671.¹ She married Experience Mayhew.¹

     Experience Mayhew married Thankful Hinckley, daughter of Thomas Hinckley and Mary Smith.¹
     He was of Martha's Vineyard.¹

     Ebenezer Hinckley was born on 23 September 1673 in Barnstable, New Plymouth Colony.¹ He married Mary Stone in November 1706.¹ He died on 17 October 1721 at age 48.¹
     After their marriage, Ebenezer Hinckley and his wife Mary settled in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.¹ About 1716 they moved to Braintree, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.¹ In 1716 he bought a farm in Braintree from William Rawson, Jr., for £400, and additional land from William Rawson, Sr., for £60. In the deeds he's described as a yeoman.¹
     His will was dated 5 July 1720. His daughter Rachel was left £140 to be paid when she came of age, plus a copy of "Mr. Flavel's works." His son Ebenezer was left £160, also to be paid when he came of age, plus the "three biggest books mentioned in my father's will" (a Concordance and Expositions of the Books of Moses, valued at £2 7s), and his "gun, sword, and ironback." The remainder of his property was to go to his wife Mary. His estate was valued at £656 13s.¹
     He and Mary had two known children, Rachel (b 1 November 1707) and Ebenezer (b 14 March 1713).¹

     Mary Stone married first Ebenezer Hinckley, son of Thomas Hinckley and Mary Smith, in November 1706.¹ She was married second, by Esq. Savage, to John George on 5 November 1722.¹
     She was from Sudbury, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.¹ After their marriage, she and her husband Ebenezer settled in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.¹ About 1716 they moved to Braintree, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.¹ In her first husband Ebenezer Hinckley's will, dated 5 July 1720, she was left the remainder of his property after specific bequests to their children Rachel and Ebenezer.¹ She and Ebenezer had two known children, Rachel (b 1 November 1707) and Ebenezer (b 14 March 1713).¹

     Reliance Hinckley was born on 15 December 1675.¹ She married Nathaniel Stone on 15 December 1698.^1,2 She died on 24 May 1759 at age 83.²
     She and Nathaniel had the following known children: Mary (b 16 September 1669 [this is clearly a typo, possibly for 1699], d 22 December 1778), Kezia (b 8 April 1701, d 2 November 1763), Lincoln (d 19 April 1760), Reliance (b 26 April 1703, d 26 March 1735), Heman (b 4 September 1705, d 26 April 1779), Nathan (b 28 February 1707/08, d 31 May 1781), Thankful (b 2 March 1709), Eunice (b 23 June 1711), Nathaniel (b 29 November 1713, d 7 January 1777), Achsah (b 1 September 1715), Hannah (b 30 June 1718, d 30 July 1718), Hannah (b 26 March 1720, d 7 June 1720), Huldah (b 6 July 1722, d 24 January 1727).²

     Nathaniel Stone was born in April 1667.² He married Reliance Hinckley, daughter of Thomas Hinckley and Mary Smith, on 15 December 1698.^1,2 He died on 8 February 1755 at age 87.²
     He was of Harwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.¹ He was ordained as a minister on 16 November 1700.² He and Reliance had the following known children: Mary (b 16 September 1669 [this is clearly a typo, possibly for 1699], d 22 December 1778), Kezia (b 8 April 1701, d 2 November 1763), Lincoln (d 19 April 1760), Reliance (b 26 April 1703, d 26 March 1735), Heman (b 4 September 1705, d 26 April 1779), Nathan (b 28 February 1707/08, d 31 May 1781), Thankful (b 2 March 1709), Eunice (b 23 June 1711), Nathaniel (b 29 November 1713, d 7 January 1777), Achsah (b 1 September 1715), Hannah (b 30 June 1718, d 30 July 1718), Hannah (b 26 March 1720, d 7 June 1720), Huldah (b 6 July 1722, d 24 January 1727).²

     Rhoda Moseley was born on 25 April 1710.^2,1 She married Nathaniel Weller.^1,2

     Israel Moseley was born on 15 August 1711.^2,1 He married Anna Moseley.¹

     Elizabeth Moseley was born on 27 March 1714 (the Lyman genealogy says 29 March 1714).^1,2 She married David Bagg.¹

     Lydia Moseley was born on 9 February 1716.^1,2 She married Israel Dewey in 1734.^2,1 She died on 30 November 1782 at age 66.¹

     Ruth Moseley was born on 17 October 1717 (the Lyman genealogy says 17 October 1719).^1,2 She married Thomas Root.^1,2

     Benjn. Moseley was born on 1 December 1719.¹ He married Hannah Dewey.¹

     Mary Moseley was born on 5 January 1722.^1,2 She married Aaron King.^1,2

     Lucy Moseley was born on 5 August 1794.¹ She married Charles Whiting in June 1819.¹
     She and Charles had the following known children: Charles Moseley (b 13 April 1820), Alfred Henry (b 10 August 1822, d 19 dec 1826), twins Eliza (b 1 April 1825, d 14 January 1826) and Lucy (b 1 April 1825), Elizabeth Bingham (d April 1828), Mary Jane (b June 1829), Ralph Cushman (b 7 January 1832).¹

     Sophia Moseley was born on 24 October 1796.¹ She married first Ralph Cushman on 17 October 1820.¹ She married second (?) Turner.¹ She died on 24 March 1873 in Brooklyn, New York, at age 76.¹
     She and her first husband Ralph had the following known children: Louisa Bingham (b September 1821, d October 1822), Sophia Moseley (b October 1823, d December 1823), Sophia Bingham (b December 1824), Maria Sybil (b September 1827), Harriet Whiting (b 6 November 1829).¹

     Abigail Moseley was born on 20 July 1803.¹

     Nathaniel Weller married Rhoda Moseley, daughter of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.^1,2
     The Lyman genealogy lists his surname as Wells.²

     Anna Moseley married Israel Moseley, son of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.¹

     David Bagg married Elizabeth Moseley, daughter of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.¹

     Thomas Root married Ruth Moseley, daughter of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.^1,2

     Israel Dewey married Lydia Moseley, daughter of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft, in 1734.^2,1

     Hannah Dewey married Benjn. Moseley, son of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.¹

     Aaron King married Mary Moseley, daughter of Consider Moseley and Elizabeth Bancroft.^1,2

     Lydia Noble married Daniel Moseley, son of Pliny Moseley and Abigail Chapin.¹
     She and Daniel had the following known children: Talcott (b 7 July 1805, d 4 July 1810), Jane (b 22 June 1807, d 29 January 1808), Daniel Talcott (b 9 November 1810, d 3 October 1851), James Sackett (b 9 February 1812), Jane Ann (b 19 August 1813, d 4 September 1852), William Tudor (b 28 August 1815, d 11 February 1876), Charles Whiting (b 17 March 1817, d 19 January 1877), Lucy Annette (b 27 August 1818, d 17 October 1847), and Mary Elizabeth (possibly b 27 April 1824).¹

     Charles Whiting married Lucy Moseley, daughter of Pliny Moseley and Sophia Pomeroy, in June 1819.¹
     He and Lucy had the following known children: Charles Moseley (b 13 April 1820), Alfred Henry (b 10 August 1822, d 19 dec 1826), twins Eliza (b 1 April 1825, d 14 January 1826) and Lucy (b 1 April 1825), Elizabeth Bingham (d April 1828), Mary Jane (b June 1829), Ralph Cushman (b 7 January 1832).¹

     Ralph Cushman married Sophia Moseley, daughter of Pliny Moseley and Sophia Pomeroy, on 17 October 1820.¹ He died on 27 August 1831.¹
     He and Sophia had the following known children: Louisa Bingham (b September 1821, d October 1822), Sophia Moseley (b October 1823, d December 1823), Sophia Bingham (b December 1824), Maria Sybil (b September 1827), Harriet Whiting (b 6 November 1829).¹

     (?) Turner married Sophia Moseley, daughter of Pliny Moseley and Sophia Pomeroy.¹

     Truman Town Bridgman was born on 10 June 1816 in New York.^2,3 He married first Sarah Bartlett Town, daughter of Alfred Town and Polly Bartlett.¹ He married second Polly (?).^3,4 He died on 10 November 1887 at age 71.⁵ He was buried at New Hudson Cemetery in New Hudson, Oakland Co., Michigan.⁵
     He and his first wife Sarah were living in Lyon Twp., Oakland Co., Michigan, in October 1850, with their children Alfred, Richard, and Esther.³ In 1860 he and his second wife Polly were living in Lyon, Oakland Co., Michigan, with his children Alfred, Richard, and Rebecca from his first marriage, and with his wife's son Lucius Canfield from her first marriage.⁴ In 1870 and 1880 they were living in Milford, Oakland Co., Michigan. Truman's children Richard and Rebecca, and Polly's son Lucius, were still living with them in 1870, along with their own daughter Sylvina. In 1880 only Sylvina was still with them.^6,7

     Esther Rebecca Bridgman was born about 1849 in Michigan.² She married H. A. Potts.¹