Individual Details

He inherited his father's homestead and acquired a large estate.
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from Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families p 468-9
Capt Joseph Hatch, perhaps excepting Moses, was the most distinguished of Jonathan's sons. He was a soldier in King Philip's war, 1675 and 6. He was lieutenant of the militia company in 1702, and afterwards captain. He inherited the homestead of his father, aquired a large estate, and exercised a wide influemce. He married Dec 7, 1683, Amy Allen of Chilmark. She joined the church in BArnstable, and was baptized Aug 3, 1701. On the church records her name is uniformly written Amie. On the formation of the Falmoth church, Oct 10, 1708, she with others was dismissed to that church. Capt Joseph Hatch died Feb 16, 1735, aged 83. (Grave stones).

Birth	7 Mar 1654	Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay, British America
Marriage	7 Dec 1683	Amy Allen
Marriage	10 Jan 1710/11	Falmouth, Massachusetts Bay, British America - Doris Spraue
Death	16 Feb 1735	Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Alt name		Joseph HATCH
Occupation		farmer
Military
Burial		First Burying Ground, Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States

Spouse

Doris Spraue ( - )

Spouse	Amy Allen (1663 - 1709)
Child	Ichabod Hatch ( - )
Child	Lydia Hatch (1685 - )
Child	Amy Hatch (1687 - )
Child	Joseph Hatch (1689 - 1751)
Child	Ruth Hatch (1693 - )
Child	Joanna Hatch (1696 - )
Child	Elizabeth Hatch (1697 - )
Child	Rebecca Hatch (1700 - )
Child	Ebenezer Hatch (1702 - )
Child	Barnabas Hatch (1703 - )

Father	Jonathan Hatch (1625 - 1710)
Mother	Sarah Rowley (1626 - 1710)
Sibling	Capt Jonathan Hatch (1652 - 1698)
Sibling	Mary Hatch (1647 - 1713)
Sibling	Thomas Hatch (1648 - )
Sibling	Benjamin Hatch (1655 - 1736)
Sibling	Nathaniel Hatch (1657 - 1705)
Sibling	Samuel Hatch (1659 - 1718)
Sibling	Deacon Moses Hatch (1661 - 1747)
Sibling	Sarah Hatch (1663 - 1731)
Sibling	Mercy Hatch (1667 - 1711)
Sibling	Lydia Hatch (1669 - 1681)

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