Family:Edmund Hinckley and Mary Pettengill (1)

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Facts and Events
Marriage[1] 14 Aug 1767 Georgetown, Lincoln, Maineby Ezekiel Emerson, minister
Children
BirthDeath
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1 Jul 1792 Demerara, Guyana
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18 Nov 1778
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6 Jan 1778
 
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10 Jun 1780
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11 Jan 1845
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Surviving Children as of 1845

(from son Edmund Hinkley's affidavit regarding Edmund's Hinkley Sr's Revolutionary War service:) "...He further states that there are now living, this applicant the only son of Edmund Hinkley his father and Mary Hinkley his mother, and that said Mary was the only wife of my said Father Edmund Hinkley, and that myself, Elizabeth Hinkley living in Lisbon in the County of Lincoln, Mary Mitchell of Bath, Rebecca Blithen, and Sarah Hinkley of Bath are the only surviving children born to Edmund Hinkley and Sarah [stet- presumably should be Mary?] Hinkley and that neither of them have any other surviving children. Wherefore this [illegible] asks the benefits that may & do belong to him and his surviving brothers and sisters above named, to which they may be entitled by any of the acts of Congress granting pensions as before stated." S2

References
  1. Massachusetts: Hinkley, Edmund, in United States. Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files. (Washington D.C.)
    p.4, 15 Nov 1845.

    from Pension application file, certificate of marriage attested to by town clerk of Georgetown, Maine. http://www.footnote.com/image/23995546/#23995525

  2.   Massachusetts: Hinkley, Edmund, in United States. Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files. (Washington D.C.)
    p 5-7, 18 Nov 1845.

    Son Edmund Hinckley's affidavit re father's Rev. War service and surviving heirs.