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SMITH Family ~ Ivan Smith
by Donna Barraclough~Little

Rev. John Smith

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Birth:	11 Mar 1614 in Powerstock,Dorsetshire,England
Death:	2 Oct 1710 in Mass.,U.S.A.
Sex:	M
Father:	Thomas Smith b. in Brinspital,Dorchester,England
Mother:

Reference: 2048.0

Changed: 16 Oct 1998 01:00:00

Spouses & Children

Susanna Hinckley (Wife) b. in Tenterden,Kent,England

Marriage:	13 Jun 1643 in Barnstable,Mass,USA
Children:
Samuel Smith b. Apr 1644 in Barnstable,Mass,USA Sarah Smith b. 1645 Ebenezer Smith b. 22 Nov 1646 Mary Smith b. Nov 1647 Dorcas Smith b. 18 Aug 1650 John Smith b. 22 Feb 1651/1652 Shubael Smith b. 13 Mar 1653 John Smith b. Sep 1656 Benjamin Smith b. Jan 1658 Ichabod Smith b. Jan 1660 Elizabeth Smith b. Feb 1663 Thomas Smith b. Feb 1665 Joseph Smith b. 6 Dec 1667

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Notes

Individual:
!: Rev. John Smith was one of the most interesting individuals in Plymouth Colony history. H
e appeared as a settler on Barnstable on the Cape Cod Peninsula in 1630 at the age of 16. In a deposition given by himself in 1651 he alleged he was the son of Thomas Smith of Brinspittal, an old village a few miles from Dorchester, England, he was born there in 1614, came to New England in 1630 on the "White Angel" and was the first of the name in New England. He was made a Freeman in 1640 and joined the first church of Barnstable in the same year. In 1663 he became pastor of the Barnstable church. Susanna Hinckley, his wife was the daughter of Samuel Hinckley and Sarah Soule and sister of Governor Thomas Hinckley of Plymouth Colony. She died in Barnstable, Mass. in Dec. 1667, probably in childbirth as the youngest child Joseph was born 6 Dec 1667. John married secondly Sarah Poole.

Marriage:
Susanna was the daughter of Samuel Hinckley and Sarah Soole and sister

of Governor Thomas Hinckley of Plymouth Colony.

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