Daughter of
Mary Ryder & John Smith (Quartermaster)
Wife of
#1 Nathaniel GLOVER, Sr m. 1652
#2 Gov. Thomas Hinckley m. 1661
Mother of
1. Capt. Nathaniel GLOVER, Jr b. 1653
2. Capt. John GLOVER b. 1654
3. Anne (Glover) Rawson b. 1655
4. Admire Hinckley 1661-1661
5. Ebenezer Hinckley 1662-1662
4. Mary Mercy (Hinckley) Prince 1663-1736
5. Experience (Hinckley) Whipple 1664-1688
6. John Hinckley b. 1667
7. Abigail (Hinckley) Lord 1669-1725
8. Thankful (Hinckley) Bourne 1671-1706
9. Ebenezer Hinckley 1673-1721
10 Reliance (Hinckley) Stone 1675-1759
Her mother, Mary Ryder, died 20 days after her birth. Her father, John Smith, was born in Toxteth, Lancashire, England. His first wife was Mary Ryder of Toxteth. His widow's name was Katherine, thought to be the mother of all his children except first Mary. John died in Dorchester, Mass., survived by Katherine, who died in Boston, Mass., on 17 JULY 1710, "age 90." Quartermaster John Smith retained that title all his life, which helps to distinguish him from the other John Smiths in MA during his time. He was a brewer and had a malt house. He was granted land in Dorchester 03 APR 1633, and was one of the ten men selected in 1634 to order affairs of the plantation. He is on the list of Freemen who signed or owned the covenant of the First Dorchester Church, reconstituted on AUG 1636. He filled various offices in the town, and for twenty years was frequently assigned to run out lots. In 1652, Massachussetts General Court confirmed his being chosen Quartermaster of the troop of the Suffolk Regiment. ("Ancestry of Edward Wales Blake and Clarissa Matilda Glidden" by Edith Bartlett Sumner p225)
WILL dated 30 DEC 1676, proven 25 JULY 1678. Mentions wife Katherine; son John; daughters Mary Pelton, Mary Hinckley.
Mary, daughter of JOHN SMITH {1635, Dorchester} & his 2nd wife Katherine (____) Smith, was baptized at Dorchester, 17 Jun 1655. ("Mary Smith was baptized her baptism having been deferred upon the excommunication of her father and mother.") She married at Dorchester, 16 Jul 1673, Samuel Pelton (as "Mary, the daughter of John Smith Quartermaster").
Mary Ryder & John Smith (Quartermaster)
Wife of
#1 Nathaniel GLOVER, Sr m. 1652
#2 Gov. Thomas Hinckley m. 1661
Mother of
1. Capt. Nathaniel GLOVER, Jr b. 1653
2. Capt. John GLOVER b. 1654
3. Anne (Glover) Rawson b. 1655
4. Admire Hinckley 1661-1661
5. Ebenezer Hinckley 1662-1662
4. Mary Mercy (Hinckley) Prince 1663-1736
5. Experience (Hinckley) Whipple 1664-1688
6. John Hinckley b. 1667
7. Abigail (Hinckley) Lord 1669-1725
8. Thankful (Hinckley) Bourne 1671-1706
9. Ebenezer Hinckley 1673-1721
10 Reliance (Hinckley) Stone 1675-1759
Her mother, Mary Ryder, died 20 days after her birth. Her father, John Smith, was born in Toxteth, Lancashire, England. His first wife was Mary Ryder of Toxteth. His widow's name was Katherine, thought to be the mother of all his children except first Mary. John died in Dorchester, Mass., survived by Katherine, who died in Boston, Mass., on 17 JULY 1710, "age 90." Quartermaster John Smith retained that title all his life, which helps to distinguish him from the other John Smiths in MA during his time. He was a brewer and had a malt house. He was granted land in Dorchester 03 APR 1633, and was one of the ten men selected in 1634 to order affairs of the plantation. He is on the list of Freemen who signed or owned the covenant of the First Dorchester Church, reconstituted on AUG 1636. He filled various offices in the town, and for twenty years was frequently assigned to run out lots. In 1652, Massachussetts General Court confirmed his being chosen Quartermaster of the troop of the Suffolk Regiment. ("Ancestry of Edward Wales Blake and Clarissa Matilda Glidden" by Edith Bartlett Sumner p225)
WILL dated 30 DEC 1676, proven 25 JULY 1678. Mentions wife Katherine; son John; daughters Mary Pelton, Mary Hinckley.
Mary, daughter of JOHN SMITH {1635, Dorchester} & his 2nd wife Katherine (____) Smith, was baptized at Dorchester, 17 Jun 1655. ("Mary Smith was baptized her baptism having been deferred upon the excommunication of her father and mother.") She married at Dorchester, 16 Jul 1673, Samuel Pelton (as "Mary, the daughter of John Smith Quartermaster").
Daughter of
Mary Ryder & John Smith (Quartermaster)
Wife of
#1 Nathaniel GLOVER, Sr m. 1652
#2 Gov. Thomas Hinckley m. 1661
Mother of
1. Capt. Nathaniel GLOVER, Jr b. 1653
2. Capt. John GLOVER b. 1654
3. Anne (Glover) Rawson b. 1655
4. Admire Hinckley 1661-1661
5. Ebenezer Hinckley 1662-1662
4. Mary Mercy (Hinckley) Prince 1663-1736
5. Experience (Hinckley) Whipple 1664-1688
6. John Hinckley b. 1667
7. Abigail (Hinckley) Lord 1669-1725
8. Thankful (Hinckley) Bourne 1671-1706
9. Ebenezer Hinckley 1673-1721
10 Reliance (Hinckley) Stone 1675-1759
Her mother, Mary Ryder, died 20 days after her birth. Her father, John Smith, was born in Toxteth, Lancashire, England. His first wife was Mary Ryder of Toxteth. His widow's name was Katherine, thought to be the mother of all his children except first Mary. John died in Dorchester, Mass., survived by Katherine, who died in Boston, Mass., on 17 JULY 1710, "age 90." Quartermaster John Smith retained that title all his life, which helps to distinguish him from the other John Smiths in MA during his time. He was a brewer and had a malt house. He was granted land in Dorchester 03 APR 1633, and was one of the ten men selected in 1634 to order affairs of the plantation. He is on the list of Freemen who signed or owned the covenant of the First Dorchester Church, reconstituted on AUG 1636. He filled various offices in the town, and for twenty years was frequently assigned to run out lots. In 1652, Massachussetts General Court confirmed his being chosen Quartermaster of the troop of the Suffolk Regiment. ("Ancestry of Edward Wales Blake and Clarissa Matilda Glidden" by Edith Bartlett Sumner p225)
WILL dated 30 DEC 1676, proven 25 JULY 1678. Mentions wife Katherine; son John; daughters Mary Pelton, Mary Hinckley.
Mary, daughter of JOHN SMITH {1635, Dorchester} & his 2nd wife Katherine (____) Smith, was baptized at Dorchester, 17 Jun 1655. ("Mary Smith was baptized her baptism having been deferred upon the excommunication of her father and mother.") She married at Dorchester, 16 Jul 1673, Samuel Pelton (as "Mary, the daughter of John Smith Quartermaster").
Mary Ryder & John Smith (Quartermaster)
Wife of
#1 Nathaniel GLOVER, Sr m. 1652
#2 Gov. Thomas Hinckley m. 1661
Mother of
1. Capt. Nathaniel GLOVER, Jr b. 1653
2. Capt. John GLOVER b. 1654
3. Anne (Glover) Rawson b. 1655
4. Admire Hinckley 1661-1661
5. Ebenezer Hinckley 1662-1662
4. Mary Mercy (Hinckley) Prince 1663-1736
5. Experience (Hinckley) Whipple 1664-1688
6. John Hinckley b. 1667
7. Abigail (Hinckley) Lord 1669-1725
8. Thankful (Hinckley) Bourne 1671-1706
9. Ebenezer Hinckley 1673-1721
10 Reliance (Hinckley) Stone 1675-1759
Her mother, Mary Ryder, died 20 days after her birth. Her father, John Smith, was born in Toxteth, Lancashire, England. His first wife was Mary Ryder of Toxteth. His widow's name was Katherine, thought to be the mother of all his children except first Mary. John died in Dorchester, Mass., survived by Katherine, who died in Boston, Mass., on 17 JULY 1710, "age 90." Quartermaster John Smith retained that title all his life, which helps to distinguish him from the other John Smiths in MA during his time. He was a brewer and had a malt house. He was granted land in Dorchester 03 APR 1633, and was one of the ten men selected in 1634 to order affairs of the plantation. He is on the list of Freemen who signed or owned the covenant of the First Dorchester Church, reconstituted on AUG 1636. He filled various offices in the town, and for twenty years was frequently assigned to run out lots. In 1652, Massachussetts General Court confirmed his being chosen Quartermaster of the troop of the Suffolk Regiment. ("Ancestry of Edward Wales Blake and Clarissa Matilda Glidden" by Edith Bartlett Sumner p225)
WILL dated 30 DEC 1676, proven 25 JULY 1678. Mentions wife Katherine; son John; daughters Mary Pelton, Mary Hinckley.
Mary, daughter of JOHN SMITH {1635, Dorchester} & his 2nd wife Katherine (____) Smith, was baptized at Dorchester, 17 Jun 1655. ("Mary Smith was baptized her baptism having been deferred upon the excommunication of her father and mother.") She married at Dorchester, 16 Jul 1673, Samuel Pelton (as "Mary, the daughter of John Smith Quartermaster").
Inscription
Here lyeth Ye Body of Ye truly Virtuous and Prraiseworthy Mrs. Mary Hinckley, wife unto Mr. Thomas Hinckley, who departed this life July 29th, 1703, in Ye 73d year of her age.
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