Sarah Vose1

b. 30 August 1684, d. 25 December 1758
Pedigree
FatherEdward Vose1,2 b. 1636, d. 29 Jan 1716
MotherAbigail (?)1,2 b. a 1647, d. 18 May 1712

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     Sarah Vose was born on 30 August 1684 in Milton, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.1 She was married by Peter Thatcher, pastor, to James Babcock, son of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), on 12 June 1706 in Milton, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.1,2 She died on 25 December 1758 in North Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, at age 74.1 She was buried on the family farm in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. In the fall of 1900, her body was moved about 1/2 mile to a cemetery near the Pendleton Hill meeting house.1
     Her grandfather Robert Vose came to America with his sons Edward, Thomas, and Henry, and bought land in Milton, Massachusetts, in 1654. See the Babcock Genealogy for details.1 After their marriage, she and her husband James settled on a farm at what is now Pendleton Hill in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1,2 They joined the Stonington Congregational Church on 8 August 1708, where the pastor was Rev. James Noyes. In 1727 they and others left to form the North Stonington Church.1

Children of Sarah Vose and James Babcock

     In addition to Timothy, listed below, Sarah and James had the following known children: James (b 29 May 1708), Nathaniel (b 6 March 1709/10, d bef October 1772), Elias (b 20 February 1711/12), Sarah (bap 11 January 1714), Elizabeth (b 25 August 1715), Martha (b March 1717, d 18 April 1717), Isaiah (b 29 January 1719), Oliver (b 27 July 1720), Grace (b 31 December 1722).3,2

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 27,28.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 27,28,53.

Ann Pendleton1

b. 22 August 1703
Pedigree
FatherCaleb Pendleton1

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     Ann Pendleton was baptized on 22 August 1703.1 She married Samuel Babcock, son of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), on 15 May 1723.1,2
     She and Samuel had the following known children: Nathan (b 25 November 1726), Elizabeth (b 6 May 1729), Samuel (b 16 May 1731), Andrew (b 12 April 1733), Silas (b 31 December 1735), Thankful (b 1736).3

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 29. From Mass. Genealogical and Historical Society, Vol. xv.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 29.

Abigail Thompson1

b. 1 January 1701
Pedigree
FatherIsaac Thompson1
MotherMary Holmes1

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     Abigail Thompson was born on 1 January 1701.1 She married Daniel Babcock, son of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), about 1723.1,2
     She and Daniel had the following known children: Isaac (b 24 April 1724), William (b 11 March 1725/26), Joshua (b 7 December 1728), Elizabeth (b 13 January 1730/31), James (b 2 June 1733), Daniel (b 14 March 1735), Elkanah (b 21 August 1738).3

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 29,30.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 29,30. From Westerly Town Records, p. 74.

Joseph Clark Jr.1

b. 14 April 1670, d. 1719
Pedigree
FatherJoseph Clark1
MotherBethiah Hubbard1

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     Joseph Clark Jr. was born on 14 April 1670 in Westerly, Rhode Island.1 He married first Dorothy Maxson.1 He married second Anna Babcock, daughter of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), about 1717.1,2 He died in 1719 in Westerly, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 He was buried in Westerly, Providence Co., Rhode Island, in the Clark family cemetery, near the Pawcatuck River, about 1/2 mile above the meeting house bridge. His body was later moved to the site of the meeting house, where he preached. His name appears on a "Minister's Monument" that was erected there in 1899.3
     Joseph Clark Jr. was an assistant elder at the Seventh Day Baptist Church in Westerly, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 He and his second wife Anna had one known son, Elisha (b 17 November 1718).1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 30.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 29,30.

Silas Greenman1

Pedigree

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     Silas Greenman married Anna Babcock, daughter of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), on 23 March 1731.1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 30.

Hannah Stanton1

b. 1714, d. 19 September 1778
Pedigree
FatherJoseph Stanton1

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Hannah Stanton (1714-1778), from a painting by Joseph Blackburn, abt 1750-1765. From Frank Bulkeley Smith, "Illustrated Catalogue of the Remarkable and Widely Known Collection of Early American and British Portraits, Landscapes, and Historical Pictures" (New York: Lent & Graff Co., 1920), p. 242.
     Hannah Stanton was born in 1714 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1 She married Joshua Babcock, son of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), on 11 August 1735.1,2 She died on 19 September 1778.1
     She and Joshua had the following known children: Henry (b 25 May 1736), Luke (b 6 July 1738), Adam (b 27 September 1740), Hannah (b 22 January 1742/43), Frances Nancy (b 11 May 1745), Paul (b 5 December 1748), Amelia (b 19 April 1751), Sarah (Sally) (b 18 October 1753), Harriet (b 18 May 1756).1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 30-33.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.

Ann Maxson1

b. about 1741, d. 25 August 1812
Pedigree
FatherJohn Maxson1
MotherTacy Rogers1

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     Ann Maxson was born about 1741.1 She married Joshua Babcock, son of James Babcock and Elizabeth (?), on 28 May 1780.1,2 She died on 25 August 1812.1 She was buried at the First Hopkinton Cemetery in Hopkinton, Washington Co., Rhode Island. Her grave is a few rods northwest of the "Minister's Monument."1
     She was a great-granddaughter of Elder John Maxson, the first white child born on the island of Rhode Island, in 1638.1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 30-33.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.

Simon Rhodes1

b. 24 January 1716, d. 22 April 1784
Pedigree
FatherWilliam Rhodes1
MotherSarah Mansfield1

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     Simon Rhodes was born on 24 January 1716.1 He married first Anne Babcock, daughter of James Babcock and Content Maxson, on 15 December 1756 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island.1,2 He was baptized between 1761 and 1769 at the Stonington Congregational Church in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1 He married second Martha Babcock, daughter of George Babcock Jr. and Susanna Potter, on 27 August 1769.1 He died on 22 April 1784 at age 68.1
     He graduated in 1737 from Yale College in New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut.1 After their marriage, he and his first wife Anne settled in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1 They had the following known children: James (b 4 November 1757, d 15 July 1761), Mary (b 11 December 1758), Simon (b 22 June 1760), Henry (b 25 April 1762), Anne (b 18 September 1761, d 9 February 1789), Abigail (b 27 October 1768).1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 33.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.

Martha Babcock1

b. 8 December 1729
Pedigree
FatherGeorge Babcock Jr.1 b. 9 Apr 1699, d. 1767
MotherSusanna Potter1 b. 17 Sep 1704
Relationship2nd cousin 6 times removed of Charles Edward Towne

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     Martha Babcock was born on 8 December 1729.1 She married Simon Rhodes, son of William Rhodes and Sarah Mansfield, on 27 August 1769.2

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 45,46.
  2. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, p. 33.

Sarah Stanton1

b. 1719
Pedigree
FatherJoseph Stanton1
MotherHester Gallup1

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     Sarah Stanton was born in 1719 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1 She married James Babcock, son of James Babcock and Content Maxson, on 2 December 1754.1,2
     She and James had the following known children: Amelia (b 1755), Simon (b 27 February 1758), Sarah (b 25 March 1764, d 16 June 1787).3

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 33-35.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 33-35. From Westerly Town Records.

Joanna McDowell1

b. about 1736, d. about 1820
Pedigree
FatherJames McDowell1
MotherLucy Stanton1

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     Joanna McDowell was born about 1736.1 She married James Babcock, son of James Babcock and Content Maxson, on 27 August 1769 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.1,2 She died about 1820.1
     Her surname also appears as McDonald.2 In her husband's will, dated 17 September 1781 and proved 8 Oct 1781, she was left, among other property, "my Negro woman Chloe and my best cow."1 She and James had the following known children: Joanna (b 10 June 1770), James (b 10 December 1771), Ezra (b 13 May 1773), Charlotte (b 30 November 1775), Ann (Nancy) (b 19 December 1778).3

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 33-35.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.
  3. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 33-35. From Westerly Town Records.

Esther Hazzard1

b. 7 December 1732, d. 25 March 1831
Pedigree
FatherRobert Hazzard1
Mother(?) Nichols1

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     Esther Hazzard was born on 7 December 1732.1 She married Jonathan Babcock, son of James Babcock and Content Maxson, in 1753.1,2 She died on 25 March 1831 at age 98.1
     She and her husband Jonathan moved to Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, soon after the end of the French and Indian War.1 Her ancestry may be carried back farther on her mother's side, and includes two Deputy Governors of Rhode Island. See the Babcock Genealogy for details.1

Citations

  1. [S135] Stephen Babcock, Babcock Genealogy, pp. 35,36.
  2. [S136] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York, Vol. II - Abbot to Burtch, pp. 270,271.