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Mariner on board the 1st Man-of-War used by the Colonies called the "Country Galley"

He bought a tract of 800 acres in Bowdoinham, Maine, 1774 with his cousin Paul Hatch, (#39) and moved there in 1775. He bought Paul Hatch's right in 1798. His son Zenas Hatch inherited the homestead.
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Jethro m (1) Mary Fish, m(2) Mary Howland, m(3) Hannah Clark
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From
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Source Citation
Title: Records Births, Marriages, Deaths Earmarks 1780-1858
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Original data: Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital and Town Records. Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook).
we get this:
The town of Nantucket, Nantuclet Co, MA was originally called Nantuckett but the name was changed by Province of NY to which it belonged June 27 1687 and was called Sherborn. 1692 granted to Massachusetts Bay
June 8 1795 the name was changed from Sherburn to Nantucket.

References to P.R. 38=private record. from Wm C. Folger genealogical records in possession of Nantucket Historical Asso.
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From: The Kennebec Valley by S.H. Whitney, 1887, Augusta
p 50 Sagadahoc County
Bowdoinham. This town lies upon the western shore of the Kennebec River and with the town Topsham, was claimed by Wharton, as belonging to his purchase.
In 1656, Alexander Thwart moved from Bath to this town. There was a small settlement at this time in the town, which was depopulated in King Philip's War. The town was resettled about the time that Fort Richmond was built. In 1774, Paul and Jethro Hatch [cousins -mm purchased eight hundred acres of land in this town. The town was named in honor of William Bowdoin, by whom it was owned, at one time.

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Jethro Hatch (1721)
Jethro
 Hatch
Born 28 Jul 1721
 in Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony
ANCESTORS Son of Ebenezer Hatch and Lydia Hatch Brother of Dorcus (Hatch) Swift, Reliance (Hatch) Davis, Lois Hatch and Martha Hatch[spouse(s) unknown][children unknown]Died [date unknown] [location unknown]Profile manager: Nace Few  [send private message]Profile last modified 30 Apr 2021 | Created 29 Apr 2021This page has been accessed 17 times.Biography

Jethro was born the 28th of July, 1721, at Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Bay, the son of Ebenezer Hatch and Lydia Hatch.[1]
Sources

↑ Vital Records of Falmouth, MA, to the Year 1850, pg. 67. "HATCH, Jethro, s. of Ebenezer and Ledy, b. 28 Jul 1721."

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May have been in service at time of alarm for the relief of Ft William Henry and pasrts adjacent Aug 1757
Col Ebenezer Marsh
Capt Daniel Nobles
from CT Soldiers in Fr and Ind War 1755-62.

Birth	25 Jul 1721	Falmouth, Massachusetts
Birth	28 Jul 1721	Falmouth, Barnstable, Mass.
Marriage	2 Sep 1744	Sandwich, Barnstable, MA - Mary Fish
Marriage	16 Jun 1746	Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay, British America - Mary Howland
Marriage	4 Jul 1751	Falmouth, Barnstable, MA - Hannah Clark
Death	1806	Bowdoinham, Maine, United States
Burial		Hill Cemetery, Bowdoinham, Maine, United States

Spouse	Hannah Clark (1721 - 1803)
Child	Solomon Hatch (1761 - 1840)
Child	Jethro Hatch (1755 - 1792)
Child	Simeon Hatch (1757 - 1802)
Child	Anna Hatch (1759 - )
Child	Clark Hatch (1763 - )
Child	Nathan Hatch (1765 - 1845)
Child	Zenas Hatch (1770 - 1850)
Child	Dorcas Hatch (1773 - 1853)
Child	Reliance Alliance Hatch (1775 - )
Child	Keziah Hatch (1777 - )

Spouse

Mary Howland ( - 1751)

Spouse

Mary Fish (1726 - 1746)

Father	Ebenezer "Ebay" Hatch (1696 - 1781)
Mother	Lydia Hatch (1699 - 1732)
Sibling	Dorcas Hatch (1723 - 1772)
Sibling	Lois Hatch (1729 - )
Sibling	Martha Hatch (1732 - 1733)
Sibling	Reliance Hatch (1726 - )

Notes