Joshua
Lombard
aka Lumbert
Born in Thorncombe, Dorset, England
Ancestors 
Son of Thomas Lombard
and Unknown (Unknown) Lombard
Brother of
Thomas Lombard [half], Bernard Lombard [half], Thomas (Lambert) Lumbert, Margaret (Lombard) Coleman, Caleb Lombard [half], Jemima (Lombard) Benjamin [half], Jedediah Lombard Sr. [half] and Benjamin (Lombard) Lumbart [half]
Husband of
Abigail (Linnell) Lombard
— married
27 May 1651 in Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Descendants 
Father of
Abigail (Lombart) Whetstone, Abigail (Lumbert) Barlow, Mercy (Lombard) Hatch, Jonathon (Lombard) Lambert, Susanna (Lombard) Lovell and Joshua Lumbert
Died before
before age 70
in Barnstable, Barnstable, Province of Massachusetts Bay
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Biography
Joshua Lombard immigrated to New England as a child during the Puritan Great Migration (1621-1640).
Joshua Lombard was baptized in Thorncombe, Dorsetshire England on 15 Oct 1620, son of Thomas Lombard by his second wife, name unknown.[1]
He emigrated with his father and married in Barnstable 27 May 1651 Abigail Linnett.[2][3]
Joshua died between 22 Jan 1689/90 and 22 April 1691 the dates that his will was written and proved. The will of Joshua Lumbart of Barnstable named his wife Abigail, sons Jonathan and Joshua, daughter Susanna Lovel and granddaughter Abigail Whitstone. Son Jonathan to be executor, with friends Deacon Job Crocker and Edward Lewis to be overseers.[4][5]
Children, from father's will:
- Jonathan
- Joshua
- Susanna
1694 moved to Martha's Vineyard. Fathered 9 children with Abigail Linell. Son, Jonathan, was the first documented case of inherited deafness in the secluded community[6]
Sources
- ↑ Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration Begins..., Boston, MA: NEHGS (1995), p 1197
- ↑ Anderson, citing NEHGR 9:287
- ↑ Otis, Amos, "Scituate and Barnstable Church Records," NEHGR, Vol. 9:287.
- "Joshuah Lumber and Abigaill Linnett marrd by him [Brother Thomas Hinckley] May 27, 1651."
- ↑ Barnstable County Probate Records Vol. 1:43 Will of Joshua Lumbart
- ↑ “Barnstable, MA: Probate Records, 1685-1789.” Records of Barnstable, Massachusetts. CD-ROM. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2002. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Barnstable Probates Vol. 1:43, transcribed
- ↑ Wilson, Tracy V. and Holly Frey. "The Shared Sign Language of Martha’s Vineyard." Stuff You Missed in History Class (Podcast). 6 April 2016. How Stuff Works, Inc.
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