Daughter of Jonathan & Mercy (Warren) Delano. Wife to Capt. Joseph Hatch, and mother to six children: Amy, Joseph, Mercy, Jonathan, Lois, and Alice Hatch.
∼Mercy Delano, dau. of Lieut. Jonathan Delano, Sr. & Mercy Warren, b. of record at Dartmouth, Mass. Oct. 27, 1686. She d. at Tolland, Conn. June 18, 1733, Æ 47. She was the paternal granddau. of Philippe Delanoy (q.v. Delano), a passenger of the 1621 voyage of the Fortune to Plymouth, and maternal gr.granddau. of 1620 Mayflower passenger Richard Warren.
On Jan. 13, 1712/3, as recorded at Tolland, Conn., Mercy m. as his first wife Capt. Joseph Hatch, Jr., son of Joseph Hatch & Amy Allen. He was b. at Falmouth, Mass. Aug. 3, 1689 where he d. Apr. 27, 1750, Æ 62.
Mercy and Joseph had eight children at Tolland, Conn., two who died soon after birth. The remaining six children all married with four of them remaining in Connecticut. For details of Mercy's family, see her husband's memorial.
In her father's will of December 17, 1720 at Dartmouth, Mass. she is called Mercy: "I give to my daughter Mercy Hatch the sum of twenty shillings together with what I have already given her." However, her gravestone uses the affectionate name of Marcy.
∼Mercy Delano, dau. of Lieut. Jonathan Delano, Sr. & Mercy Warren, b. of record at Dartmouth, Mass. Oct. 27, 1686. She d. at Tolland, Conn. June 18, 1733, Æ 47. She was the paternal granddau. of Philippe Delanoy (q.v. Delano), a passenger of the 1621 voyage of the Fortune to Plymouth, and maternal gr.granddau. of 1620 Mayflower passenger Richard Warren.
On Jan. 13, 1712/3, as recorded at Tolland, Conn., Mercy m. as his first wife Capt. Joseph Hatch, Jr., son of Joseph Hatch & Amy Allen. He was b. at Falmouth, Mass. Aug. 3, 1689 where he d. Apr. 27, 1750, Æ 62.
Mercy and Joseph had eight children at Tolland, Conn., two who died soon after birth. The remaining six children all married with four of them remaining in Connecticut. For details of Mercy's family, see her husband's memorial.
In her father's will of December 17, 1720 at Dartmouth, Mass. she is called Mercy: "I give to my daughter Mercy Hatch the sum of twenty shillings together with what I have already given her." However, her gravestone uses the affectionate name of Marcy.
Daughter of Jonathan & Mercy (Warren) Delano. Wife to Capt. Joseph Hatch, and mother to six children: Amy, Joseph, Mercy, Jonathan, Lois, and Alice Hatch.
∼Mercy Delano, dau. of Lieut. Jonathan Delano, Sr. & Mercy Warren, b. of record at Dartmouth, Mass. Oct. 27, 1686. She d. at Tolland, Conn. June 18, 1733, Æ 47. She was the paternal granddau. of Philippe Delanoy (q.v. Delano), a passenger of the 1621 voyage of the Fortune to Plymouth, and maternal gr.granddau. of 1620 Mayflower passenger Richard Warren.
On Jan. 13, 1712/3, as recorded at Tolland, Conn., Mercy m. as his first wife Capt. Joseph Hatch, Jr., son of Joseph Hatch & Amy Allen. He was b. at Falmouth, Mass. Aug. 3, 1689 where he d. Apr. 27, 1750, Æ 62.
Mercy and Joseph had eight children at Tolland, Conn., two who died soon after birth. The remaining six children all married with four of them remaining in Connecticut. For details of Mercy's family, see her husband's memorial.
In her father's will of December 17, 1720 at Dartmouth, Mass. she is called Mercy: "I give to my daughter Mercy Hatch the sum of twenty shillings together with what I have already given her." However, her gravestone uses the affectionate name of Marcy.
∼Mercy Delano, dau. of Lieut. Jonathan Delano, Sr. & Mercy Warren, b. of record at Dartmouth, Mass. Oct. 27, 1686. She d. at Tolland, Conn. June 18, 1733, Æ 47. She was the paternal granddau. of Philippe Delanoy (q.v. Delano), a passenger of the 1621 voyage of the Fortune to Plymouth, and maternal gr.granddau. of 1620 Mayflower passenger Richard Warren.
On Jan. 13, 1712/3, as recorded at Tolland, Conn., Mercy m. as his first wife Capt. Joseph Hatch, Jr., son of Joseph Hatch & Amy Allen. He was b. at Falmouth, Mass. Aug. 3, 1689 where he d. Apr. 27, 1750, Æ 62.
Mercy and Joseph had eight children at Tolland, Conn., two who died soon after birth. The remaining six children all married with four of them remaining in Connecticut. For details of Mercy's family, see her husband's memorial.
In her father's will of December 17, 1720 at Dartmouth, Mass. she is called Mercy: "I give to my daughter Mercy Hatch the sum of twenty shillings together with what I have already given her." However, her gravestone uses the affectionate name of Marcy.
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