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     David Orcutt was born on 16 May 1752. He was the son of Emerson Orcutt and Mary Gardiner.

     Mary Orcutt was born on 12 February 1756. She was the daughter of Emerson Orcutt and Mary Gardiner.

     Thomas Orcutt was born on 2 October 1676 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of William Orcutt and Mary Martha Lane. Thomas Orcutt married Jane Emerson, daughter of Joseph Emerson and Mary Moody, on 29 June 1703 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Thomas Orcutt died in 1716.

     Her married name was Orcutt. Jane Emerson was born in 1679 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Joseph Emerson and Mary Moody. Jane Emerson married Thomas Orcutt, son of William Orcutt and Mary Martha Lane, on 29 June 1703 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Jane Emerson died on 10 August 1766.

     Hannah Orcutt is the daughter of Thomas Orcutt and Jane Emerson.

     Mary Orcutt is the daughter of Thomas Orcutt and Jane Emerson.

     William Orcutt was born on 18 December 1618 at St Mary's Parish, Fillongley, Warwickshire, England. He was the son of William Orcutt. William Orcutt was Type: Immigration in 1664. He married Mary Martha Lane, daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?), on 24 January 1663/64 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William Orcutt died on 14 September 1693 at Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 74.

     Her married name was Orcutt. Mary Martha Lane was born on 16 August 1640 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?). Mary Martha Lane married William Orcutt, son of William Orcutt, on 24 January 1663/64 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary Martha Lane died in September 1693 at Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 53.

     William Orcutt was born in 1592 at Warwickshire, England. He died in 1693 at Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

     Susanna Orcutt was born on 20 February 1617/18. She was the daughter of William Orcutt.

     William Lane [CR:]
'William, the ancestor of all who have borne this surname in Hingham and vicinity by birth, was probably from the western part of England, where, according to tradition, one or more of his daughters was married. The precise date at which he came to New England is unknown. It is certain, however, that he was a resident of Dorchester as early as 1635, and probably a widower, as no mention is made of his wife either upon Dorchester or Hingham records.

The following parcels of land were granted to him at Dorchester, in 1637, viz.: 'Jan. 2. It is ordered that Good: Lane shall haue one acre [at] the little neck towards the harbor.' On the 18th of March following, he had two additional grants of between six and seven acres; and at his decease he bequeathed to daughter Mary Long 'my great lot' of about 24 acres. He also bequeathed to Thomas Rider 'my Sonne in Law' and daughter Elizabeth his wife 'my new dwelling-house' in Dorchester with all the outhousing, gardens, etc. Also to his sons and sons in law, a specified sum to each, in silver. He died about 1654. His will, proved 6 July of that year, mentions two sons and four daughters, all probably born in England.¹' He was born in 1580 at Norfolkshire, England. He married Agnes Farnsworth. William Lane died on 6 July 1654 at Dorchester, Suffolk, MA.

     Her married name was Lane. Tryphena (?) was born in 1612. She married Andrew Lane, son of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth, circa 1639 at Hingham, Massachusetts.¹ Tryphena (?) died in 1707.

     Agnes Farnsworth was born in 1584. She married William Lane. Agnes Farnsworth died in 1634.

     Elizabeth Lane was born circa 1606. She was the daughter of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth.

     Annes Lane was born circa 1606. She was the daughter of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth.

     Mary Lane was born circa 1608. She was the daughter of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth.

     William Lane was born circa 1608. He was the son of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth.

     George Lane was born circa 1613. He was the son of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth.

     Thomas Lincoln 'Thomas, the 'cooper,' and also known as 'maltster,' came from the west of England, says tradition, and settled in our Hing. ab. 1735-6. His name, however, does not appear upon our records until 1636, when there was 'granted unto Thomas Lincoln, cooper, five acres of land at the west end of the town for a house-lot, butting on the town street eastward, and upon the common westward, and with the land of Francis Smith northward, and with the land of Thomas Nichols southward.' This lot he afts. sold or exchanged for one on North, near Beal St., which was his homestead. He also had a small triangular lot of land granted him subsequent to the first disttribution of lots in 1635, at what is now the corner of North and Lincoln Sts. This (the triangular lot he afts. gave with malt-house, etc., to his youngest son, Benjamin. ... At the time the present meeting-house of the First Parish was erected (1680-81), Thomas Lincoln, cooper, was one of the five elderly gentlemen to whom was assigned a sitting 'in the seate under y^e pulpit;' while for Mrs. Lincoln a place was allotted 'in the second seate next y^e pew.'' He died on 28 September 1691.

     Joseph Long was born circa 1605.

     Abigail Lane was born circa 1646. She was the daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Andrew Lane was Wheelwright. He 'Dec. 20, 1674, [Andrew] bought of Jeremiah Beal, Sen^r, and Sarah his w. , a house-lot of four acres on 'Bachelor's Rowe,' which the said Beal had previously purchased of James Wyton;bounded northeast by the street, southeast by Daniel Cushing, and northwest by the said Beal, together with four acres of woodland. He also received from his koinsman, Nathaniel Baker, a piece of salt-marsh at the first lot in the first division of Conohasset salt-marshes. ... Resided on Bachelor (Main, nearly opp. Water) St.'34. He was born circa 1646. He was the son of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     John Lane was a carpenter. He was born circa 1648. He was the son of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Ephraim Lane was Yeoman. He Ephraim was a member of Capt. Johnson's comp. in King Philip's War. Constable 1696. Resided on the paternal homestead, North St., West Hingham. He was born circa 1649. He was the son of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Joshua Lane was born circa 1654. He was the son of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Caleb Lane was born circa 1657. He was the son of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Hannah Lane was born circa 1658. She was the daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?).

     Deacon Ebenezer Whitmarsh was born on 14 May 1658 at Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of John Whitmarsh , Jr and Sarah Harding. Deacon Ebenezer Whitmarsh married Christian Bayley, daughter of Thomas Bayley and Ruth Porter, circa 1682.¹ Deacon Ebenezer Whitmarsh was ordained on 18 December 1714; Deacon of the First Church of Abington.¹ He died on 8 April 1718 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 59.¹