Weymouth New England Genealogy

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Birth	about 1623	England			1a
	1658-06-01				1a

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Birth date	Death date
Father	Hatch, William	about 1598	1651-11-06
Mother	, UNNAMED
	Hatch, Walter	about 1623

Families

Family of Hatch, Walter and Holbrook, Elizabeth

Married

Wife

Holbrook, Elizabeth ( * + after 1669 )

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage	1650-05-06	Scituate, Plymouth, MA			1a

Children

Name	Birth Date	Death Date
Hatch, Hannah	1651/2-03-03 (Julian)
Hatch, Samuel	1653-12-22
Hatch, Jane	1655/6-03-07 (Julian)
Hatch, Antipas	1658-10-26	1705-12-07
Hatch, Bethia	1661-03-31	1728-11-22
Hatch, John	1664-07-08	1737-07-20
Hatch, Israel	1667-03-25
Hatch, Joseph	1669-12-09

Family of Hatch, Walter and , Mary

Married

Wife

, Mary ( * + ... )

Event	Date	Place	Description	Notes	Sources
Marriage	1674-08-05	Marshfield, MA			1a

Narrative

Walter Hatch was born about 1623 in England, and was abouttwelve years old when he came to New England with his father andfamily on the Hercules. He married in Scituate on May 6, 1650,Elizabeth Holbrook. His wife lived until 1669 or later, the dateof her death not being of record. On August 5, 1674, atMarshfield, Hatch married as his second wife Mary, whose surnameis illegible on the record, but who is said by his descendantsto have been Mary Stable. (Note, there is no family of Stablefound in New England. Possibly the name was Staple or Staples.Walter Hatch was entered in the list of Scituate men able tobear arms in 1643. He was constable of the town in 1654 and whenserving a warrant on William Randall, he was attacked by thatangry individual and his wife Wlizabeth and had the warrantsnatched away and his hand cut, the Randalls being haled beforethe court of March 6, 1654/5. He and his cousin Jeremiah Hatchwere admitted freemen on June 1, 1658. Walter Hatch's home wasin that part of Scituate called "The Two Miles" which laterbecame part of Marshfield and the house that he built was stillstanding in 1916. He had a shipyard, in partnership with hiscousin Jeremiah, on the North river. In 1652 he and his brotherWilliam had joint suits with Mr. Joseph Tilden over land whichtheir father had sold to Tilden but not converyed, settlementbeing by agreement. He sued John Sylvester for trespass incutting timber on his land in 1664 and won a verdict. In 1674/5he complained that the committee appointed to lay out new landsat Scituate had given him less than justice, but the courtdecided that his claim was not well founded. In 1681 heexchanged his land at Puncateeset for that of Mr. Edward Gray atSepecan. Walter hatch made a will on March 3, 1681/2, but thereafter hisson Antipas became mentally deranged, and his final will wassigned on August 20, 1698, and proved April 2, 1701. It consistsof three seperate memoranda, the first dated July 5 and thesecond and third July 9, 1698. To his son Samuel Hatch he leftthe land Samuel lived on, consisting of one hundred and twentyacres of upland and ten acres of meadow in Rochester, fiftyacres in Hammar's Hook, two committee lots of ten and threeacres in Scituate and his share in the iron works. To his sonsJohn Hatch and Israel Hatch, all the lands he lived upon withthe corn mill and the fulling mill and all his houses,consisting of two hundred and sixty acres of upland and twentyacres of meadow on the east side of the North River in Scituate,also a committee lot of fifty acres at burnt plain, his share ofthe saw-mill pond and the share bought from one of the Turners,and all rights in Scituate commons. John and Israel are to paytheir mother's dowry and to provide for Antipas Hatch "my son &their Brother a Comfortable Livelyhood." If Joseph Hatch be notsettled upon his own before the testator's death, he is to sharecharge and profits with his brothers John and Israel for fouryears. To Joseph Hatch, the great lot and meadow at Freetown,sixteen acres at Swansea, a lot on the cove on the west side ofTaunton river, all his part of the freeman's land on the westside of Taunton river and £20 in money towards building himselfa house and barn. To his daughter Jane Sherman, £20 in silvermoney. To his daughter Bethyah foord, £20 in money and a cow. Tohis wife Mary, £5 a year while she bears his name, but if shemarries again she is to return the articles lent to her andreceive 40s. He lends her a bed and various household articles.If a son dies without issue his share is to go to his brothersor their children, but if he leaves a widow she is to have herthirds. The land bought of his cousin Thomas Hatch at Tunk,containing 3375 acres, to his four sons. To each of his sonsJohn, israel and Joseph, one yoke of oxen and two cows, and tothem his farm tools. To all of his grandchildren born before hisdeath, 10s. apiece to buy them Bibles, the remainder to be laidoutin other good books. Residue to four sons and two daughters.Executors: sons John and Israel. Witnesses: Thomas Ouldum,Joseph Lapham, Samuel Lapham.

Pedigree

Hatch, William
1. , UNNAMED
  1. Hatch, Walter
    1. Holbrook, Elizabeth
    2. , Mary

Ancestors

Hatch, Walter
* about 1623
+ ...

Hatch, William
* about 1598
+ 1651-11-06

Hatch, William
* before 1563-12-09
+ after 1611-12-27

Hatche, Thomas
* about 1525
+ 1568-10-13

Hatche, John
* about 1495
+ ...

, Joane
* about 1527
+ 1574

Tilden, Ann
* 1565
+ 1630-01-22

Tilden, John
* 1545
+ 1625-01-00

Tilden, Richard
* 1535
+ 1566-05-15

Glover, Elizabeth
* 1515
+ 1585-12-30

Casslen, Patience
* 1545
+ 1615-11-23

, UNNAMED
*
+ ...

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Birth Name	Hatch, Walter
Gender	male