HATCH, Lemuel
1734 - 1827 (92 years)-
Name HATCH, Lemuel Born 28 Feb 1734 Tolland, Tolland County, Connecticut 
[1, 2] - /35
Gender Male MILI Lemuel Hatch, page 28, Connecticut 1st Regiment, Commanded by Lyman, Phineas Colonel & Captain, 12th Company, Co. Command Chapman, Samuel Captain, campaign year 1758 - Pay Roll [3] Died 1827 Grand Isle, Grand Isle County, Vermont Person ID I155 Shepard and John Tree Last Modified 11 Jan 2017
Father HATCH, Capt. Joseph Jr., b. 3 Aug 1689, Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts , d. 27 Apr 1750, Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (Age 60 years) Mother PARKER, Rebecca, b. Abt 1697 Married 16 May 1734 - /35 see marriage notes
Notes - Joseph m. 2) on May 16, 1734 at Barnstable, Mass. (by Rev. Russell of the West Barnstable Chh.) Rebecca Lothrop, wid. of Joseph Lothrop and dau. of Daniel/David Parker, Esq. and Mary Lumbert of Barnstable. She was b. at Barnstable Apr. 1, 1698. She survived her second husband and m. 3) Deac. Josiah Perkins of Plympton, Mass. where she d. July 30, 1785, Æ 88.
[The above information found at findagrave for Capt Joseph Hatch, Jr no sources]
Family ID F196 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family HATCH, Temperance, b. 15 Jun 1736, Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Married 17 Nov 1754 Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts [4] Children 1. HATCH, Oliver, b. 6 Feb 1755, Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts , d. 20 Nov 1839, Groton, Thompson County, New York (Age 84 years)2. HATCH, Timothy, b. 6 Mar 1757, Tolland, Connecticut 3. HATCH, Rev. Joseph, b. Abt 1759, Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts , d. Aft 1816, Ohio (Age ~ 58 years)4. HATCH, Ebenezer, b. Abt 1761, Tolland, Connecticut , d. 18 Jul 1831, Grand Isle, Grand Isle County, Vermont (Age ~ 70 years)5. HATCH, Lemuel Jr., b. Bef 15 May 1768 6. HATCH, Jonathan, b. Bef 14 Jul 1771 7. HATCH, Temperance Last Modified 11 Jan 2017 Family ID F99 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - He fought in the French and Indian Wars. Lived at Lee, Massachusetts at one time because his son Ebenezer said his discharge papers burned at the family home in this place.
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