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Samuel Lincoln, Jr., held various military offices, and was styled "Cornet." He was by occupation a "carpenter. Samuel was appointed Selectman for the years 1694, and 1698. He resided on the paternal homestead, North Street, near Thaxter's Bridge.[1]
Samuel Lincoln, Jr., was christened in Hingham, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, on Aug. 25, 1650. He was the son of Samuel Lincoln and Martha Lincoln.[1]
Freeman 1638.[2]
Samuel married Deborah Hersey, on 29 Apr 1687, in Hingham, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Deborah was the daughter of William and Rebecca (Chubbuck) Hersey. She was born in Hingham Massachusetts Bay Colony on 01 Jan 1665-66, and died 28 Apr 1706. [1]
Samuel passed away on Mar 1720-21, 71 years old. His will, made soon after the decease of his wife, provides for three sons and six daughters; also for his sister Martha, while she remains a maiden. In 1675 and 1676 he was a member of the brave Capt. Johnson's company, and participated as cavalryman in the great Narraganset fight. In 1679 his name appears upon " a list of foot-soldiers belonging in Hingham, who are willing to serve the country in the capacity of troopers." [1]
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