Thomas Hatch married by about 1621, Grace _____. She was alive on 27 June 1661, but had probably died by 3 March 1662/3.
They had two children: Jonathan & Lydia.
On 1 March 1641/2 "Lydia Hatch, for suffering Edward Michell to attempt to abuse her body by uncleanness, & did not discover it, & lying in the same bed with her brother Jonathan, is censured to be publicly whipped [which] was accordingly done."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project∼Ralph Smith of Hingham & Eastham married Grace _____, who survived him. (Most sources claim that Ralph Smith had two wives, and the children were by the first. There are also claims that his wife Grace was widow of THOMAS HATCH of Barnstable, but his widow had apparently died by 1662. The only wife seen in the records for Ralph Smith is Grace.)
They had 7 children: a child who died young, Samuel, John, Daniel, Elizabeth, Thomas, & Deborah.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had two children: Jonathan & Lydia.
On 1 March 1641/2 "Lydia Hatch, for suffering Edward Michell to attempt to abuse her body by uncleanness, & did not discover it, & lying in the same bed with her brother Jonathan, is censured to be publicly whipped [which] was accordingly done."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project∼Ralph Smith of Hingham & Eastham married Grace _____, who survived him. (Most sources claim that Ralph Smith had two wives, and the children were by the first. There are also claims that his wife Grace was widow of THOMAS HATCH of Barnstable, but his widow had apparently died by 1662. The only wife seen in the records for Ralph Smith is Grace.)
They had 7 children: a child who died young, Samuel, John, Daniel, Elizabeth, Thomas, & Deborah.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Thomas Hatch married by about 1621, Grace _____. She was alive on 27 June 1661, but had probably died by 3 March 1662/3.
They had two children: Jonathan & Lydia.
On 1 March 1641/2 "Lydia Hatch, for suffering Edward Michell to attempt to abuse her body by uncleanness, & did not discover it, & lying in the same bed with her brother Jonathan, is censured to be publicly whipped [which] was accordingly done."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project∼Ralph Smith of Hingham & Eastham married Grace _____, who survived him. (Most sources claim that Ralph Smith had two wives, and the children were by the first. There are also claims that his wife Grace was widow of THOMAS HATCH of Barnstable, but his widow had apparently died by 1662. The only wife seen in the records for Ralph Smith is Grace.)
They had 7 children: a child who died young, Samuel, John, Daniel, Elizabeth, Thomas, & Deborah.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
They had two children: Jonathan & Lydia.
On 1 March 1641/2 "Lydia Hatch, for suffering Edward Michell to attempt to abuse her body by uncleanness, & did not discover it, & lying in the same bed with her brother Jonathan, is censured to be publicly whipped [which] was accordingly done."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project∼Ralph Smith of Hingham & Eastham married Grace _____, who survived him. (Most sources claim that Ralph Smith had two wives, and the children were by the first. There are also claims that his wife Grace was widow of THOMAS HATCH of Barnstable, but his widow had apparently died by 1662. The only wife seen in the records for Ralph Smith is Grace.)
They had 7 children: a child who died young, Samuel, John, Daniel, Elizabeth, Thomas, & Deborah.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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