Please Note this question and answer from Connecticut Magazine:
"79. Bartholomew - Williams. Information is desired concerning Sybil Bartholomew, or Williams, who married Daniel Hickox, Jan. 15, 1766, and died April 2, 1774 See Bronson's History of Waterbury, p. 500. J. A. B."
"79 Answer. Bartholomew-Williams. Sybil, who is called Bartholomew or Williams in Bronson's Waterbury, was Sybil Thompson, widow of Bartholomew Williams. She was the daughter of Caleb and Rebecca (Hickox) Thompson, born April 8, 1732, and married, first, Bartholomew Williams, who died in 1759, leaving three children. She was ten years older than her second husband, Daniel Hickox, whom she married Jan. 15, 1766, he being then 24 years old and she 34, — a widow with three children. Her identity has been a puzzle for years as the difference in age was so great and the statistics so meager."[1]
Daniel Hickox was born 16 Dec 1742, the son of Deacon Thomas & Miriam RIchards, widow of Samuel Richards. (Note Daniel's father Thomas and his grandfather Thomas were both called Deacon Thomas.)
Daniel married Sibel Bartholomew (or Williams) 15 Jan 1766, who died 2 Apr 1774. He married 2) Phebe Orton, 5 Jul, 1775. The only child listed is:
Caleb, born 18 Oct 1766, who married a Scovill, and died 9 Mar 1813. [2]
Daniel Hickok was born 16 Dec 1742 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, to Thomas Hickock and Miriam Hawkins. He married Sybel (Thompson) Hickok (1732-1774) (shown in this text as Bartholomew or Williams) 15 Jan 1766 at Waterbury, New Haven Connecticut. Daniel died 16 Dec 1826 at Waterbury.
Daniel & Sybel's children are listed as:
Caleb Hickox born 18 Oct 1766; died 9 Mar 1813; married Ruth Scovill.
Daniel Hickok born 11 Feb 1769; died 21 Oct 1823 at Royalton, New York; married 1) Polly Brown; 2) Molly Bronson.
There is a FindaGrave listing, #24103650, which is almost certainly his, for a Daniel Hickcox who died 12 July 1826 "aged 84" in the Old Watertown Cemetery, Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut. The spelling of the last name was highly variable and the 16 Dec date of death in the Genealogy could be a typo repeating his dob in error. Watertown & Waterbury are about 7 miles apart according to GoogleMaps. His father, Deacon Thomas and Daniel's wife Sybil are also buried there. There are no links provided.
Sources
↑ “The Connecticut Magazine Vol VIII” edited by Francis Trevelyan Miller; The Connecticut Magazine Company 1903-04; pp 812, 817
↑ History of Waterbury, Connecticut; The Original Township…;by Henry Bronson M.D. 1858.pp 497, 500
↑ Hickok, Charles Nelson,. The Hickok genealogy : descendants of William Hickoks of Farmington, Connecticut : with ancestry of Charles Nelson Hickok. Rutland, Vt.: Tuttle Pub. Co., 1938. Pg. 50 Link at Ancestry.com
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Just to make it more confusing I found (in the Waterbury book) a Sibyl Thompson born 1732, who married Bartholomew Williams. B died in1759 so she would have been available to marry Daniel in 1766. By the way, her mother was Rebecca Hickok, Daniel's great-aunt.
Sibel's parentage and family name remain up in the air. I strongly suspect she was not the daughter of Seth and Hepsibah ( who now have duplicated profiles to force the dates to match) but rather the wife of Seth's brother Levi, thus Bartholomew, but was born a Williams.
"Sibel Bartholomew, m. Dan. Hikcox,
1766."
in TOWN & CITY OF WATERBURY quoted below pg 14ap;
also on pg 62-63 "Daniel Hikcox, s. of Deac. Thomas (2d),
m. Sibel Bartholemu, Jan. 15, 1766.
1. Caleb, b. Oct. 18, 1766.
2. Daniel, b. Feb. n, 1769.
3. Mary, b. May 5, 1771; <1. Feb. 7, 1772.
4. Chancy, b. July 21, 1773.
Sibel d. Apr. 2, 1774, and Daniel m.
Phebe Orton, July 5, 1775.'
5. Eliazer, b. July 35, 1776.
6. Mary, b. Jan. 23, 1778.
7. Uri, b. Aug. 8, 1779.
8. Merriam, b. Aug. i, 1781.
9. Sybbel, b. Oct. 13, 1783."
This name, now usually rendered Hickox, has been given in many forms, seemingly ranging at pleasure from Hitchcock to Hicks. When Samuel Hickox, brother of Joseph, signed his name to the inventory of the estate of John Bronson in Mattatuck in 1680, the recorder at Hartford made it Samuel Hitchcock. The baptismal records at Farmington give it as Hitchcock, and as Hickcock. Waterbury records usually render it Hikcox. While upon the tombstone of a member of the same family was placed the name of Hicks. There lies before me an agreement, made in 1707, between William and Benjamin Hickox, sons of Samuel the planter, to which their autographs are appended. The one is William Hickcox, the other Benjamin Hecock.
THE TOWN AND CITY OF WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT, FROM THE ABORIGINAL PERIOD TO THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE.
EDITED BY JOSEPH ANDERSON, D. D.
VOLUME I.
BY SARAH J. PRICHARD AND OTHERS.
NEW HAVEN : THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY. 1896.
We need to determine if Sibel was a Bartholomew who married a Williams as well as Daniel Hickok or a Williams who married a Bartholomew or if Daniel married two women named Sibel.
"Sibel Bartholomew, m. Dan. Hikcox, 1766." in TOWN & CITY OF WATERBURY quoted below pg 14ap; also on pg 62-63 "Daniel Hikcox, s. of Deac. Thomas (2d), m. Sibel Bartholemu, Jan. 15, 1766. 1. Caleb, b. Oct. 18, 1766. 2. Daniel, b. Feb. n, 1769. 3. Mary, b. May 5, 1771; <1. Feb. 7, 1772. 4. Chancy, b. July 21, 1773. Sibel d. Apr. 2, 1774, and Daniel m. Phebe Orton, July 5, 1775.' 5. Eliazer, b. July 35, 1776. 6. Mary, b. Jan. 23, 1778. 7. Uri, b. Aug. 8, 1779. 8. Merriam, b. Aug. i, 1781. 9. Sybbel, b. Oct. 13, 1783."
This name, now usually rendered Hickox, has been given in many forms, seemingly ranging at pleasure from Hitchcock to Hicks. When Samuel Hickox, brother of Joseph, signed his name to the inventory of the estate of John Bronson in Mattatuck in 1680, the recorder at Hartford made it Samuel Hitchcock. The baptismal records at Farmington give it as Hitchcock, and as Hickcock. Waterbury records usually render it Hikcox. While upon the tombstone of a member of the same family was placed the name of Hicks. There lies before me an agreement, made in 1707, between William and Benjamin Hickox, sons of Samuel the planter, to which their autographs are appended. The one is William Hickcox, the other Benjamin Hecock. THE TOWN AND CITY OF WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT, FROM THE ABORIGINAL PERIOD TO THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE. EDITED BY JOSEPH ANDERSON, D. D. VOLUME I. BY SARAH J. PRICHARD AND OTHERS. NEW HAVEN : THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY. 1896.