*United States Census, 1870
name: Malissa J Crosby
estimated birth year: 1848
gender: Female
age in 1870: 22y
color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, indian): White
birthplace: Massachusetts
home in 1870: Massachusetts, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Julia Crosby F 58y Massachusetts
Alonzo P Crosby M 24y Massachusetts
Malissa J Crosby F 22y Massachusetts
Olive A Crosby F 20y Massachusetts
Samuel S Crosby M 17y Massachusetts
****
She married Otis F. Hamblin in 1879.
*Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915
name: Otis F. Hamblin
event: Marriage
event date: 01 Jan 1879
event place: Boston, Massachusetts
gender: Male
age: 50
estimated birth year: 1829
father: Joseph
mother: Sally
spouse: Lissa J. Crosby
spouse's father: Philander
spouse's mother: Julia
record number: 76
film number: 1433040
digital folder number: 4279608
image number: 00450
number of images:
*
*United States Census, 1900
name: Lissa Hamblen
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 1455 Precinct 3 Boston city Ward 20, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
birth date: 1848
birthplace: Massachusetts
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Massachusetts
mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
estimated marriage year:
mother how many children: 0
number living children: 0
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Lissa Hamblen F 52 Massachusetts
brother-in-law Edwin C. Lockwood M 57 New York
sister Olive A Lockwood F Massachusetts
**
husband Otis' obituary he died July 22, 1882
Capt. Otis F Hamblen died at his residence in New Bedford,Saturday. His health had not been good for some years,but it was not until recently that serious apprehensions were entertained. He was a native of Falmouth and went to Nantucket when young to enter upon a seafaring life in the whaling business.He sailed three voyages from there,on the third being second mate on the Citizen, a new vessel.He then sailed from New Bedfors as the mate of the Sea Queen, and afterward as master of the Osecola,the Platina,in which he made a very successful voyage, the Andrew Hicks which was built for him, and the Sea Fox.He has been at home the past five years,and was agent of whaling vessels and now had the management bark Tropic Bird.Captain Hamblen was a shipmaster of excellent abilities, and on one voyage received the eighth lay,which we believe was never equaled in this port.At one time he was a resident of Foxboro'.He was an upright,honorable man,widely known in whaling circles,and universally respected.He leaves a widow and two daughters by a former marriage,the older of whom is the wife of Mr Charles H Vinal.[New Bedford Standard.
Capt Hamblen was a nephew of Mrs Gorham hallett of this village. He married for his second wife Miss Melissa Crosby,a daughter of the late Capt Philander Crosby of Centreville.
name: Malissa J Crosby
estimated birth year: 1848
gender: Female
age in 1870: 22y
color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, indian): White
birthplace: Massachusetts
home in 1870: Massachusetts, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Julia Crosby F 58y Massachusetts
Alonzo P Crosby M 24y Massachusetts
Malissa J Crosby F 22y Massachusetts
Olive A Crosby F 20y Massachusetts
Samuel S Crosby M 17y Massachusetts
****
She married Otis F. Hamblin in 1879.
*Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915
name: Otis F. Hamblin
event: Marriage
event date: 01 Jan 1879
event place: Boston, Massachusetts
gender: Male
age: 50
estimated birth year: 1829
father: Joseph
mother: Sally
spouse: Lissa J. Crosby
spouse's father: Philander
spouse's mother: Julia
record number: 76
film number: 1433040
digital folder number: 4279608
image number: 00450
number of images:
*
*United States Census, 1900
name: Lissa Hamblen
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 1455 Precinct 3 Boston city Ward 20, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
birth date: 1848
birthplace: Massachusetts
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Massachusetts
mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
estimated marriage year:
mother how many children: 0
number living children: 0
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Lissa Hamblen F 52 Massachusetts
brother-in-law Edwin C. Lockwood M 57 New York
sister Olive A Lockwood F Massachusetts
**
husband Otis' obituary he died July 22, 1882
Capt. Otis F Hamblen died at his residence in New Bedford,Saturday. His health had not been good for some years,but it was not until recently that serious apprehensions were entertained. He was a native of Falmouth and went to Nantucket when young to enter upon a seafaring life in the whaling business.He sailed three voyages from there,on the third being second mate on the Citizen, a new vessel.He then sailed from New Bedfors as the mate of the Sea Queen, and afterward as master of the Osecola,the Platina,in which he made a very successful voyage, the Andrew Hicks which was built for him, and the Sea Fox.He has been at home the past five years,and was agent of whaling vessels and now had the management bark Tropic Bird.Captain Hamblen was a shipmaster of excellent abilities, and on one voyage received the eighth lay,which we believe was never equaled in this port.At one time he was a resident of Foxboro'.He was an upright,honorable man,widely known in whaling circles,and universally respected.He leaves a widow and two daughters by a former marriage,the older of whom is the wife of Mr Charles H Vinal.[New Bedford Standard.
Capt Hamblen was a nephew of Mrs Gorham hallett of this village. He married for his second wife Miss Melissa Crosby,a daughter of the late Capt Philander Crosby of Centreville.
*United States Census, 1870
name: Malissa J Crosby
estimated birth year: 1848
gender: Female
age in 1870: 22y
color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, indian): White
birthplace: Massachusetts
home in 1870: Massachusetts, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Julia Crosby F 58y Massachusetts
Alonzo P Crosby M 24y Massachusetts
Malissa J Crosby F 22y Massachusetts
Olive A Crosby F 20y Massachusetts
Samuel S Crosby M 17y Massachusetts
****
She married Otis F. Hamblin in 1879.
*Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915
name: Otis F. Hamblin
event: Marriage
event date: 01 Jan 1879
event place: Boston, Massachusetts
gender: Male
age: 50
estimated birth year: 1829
father: Joseph
mother: Sally
spouse: Lissa J. Crosby
spouse's father: Philander
spouse's mother: Julia
record number: 76
film number: 1433040
digital folder number: 4279608
image number: 00450
number of images:
*
*United States Census, 1900
name: Lissa Hamblen
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 1455 Precinct 3 Boston city Ward 20, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
birth date: 1848
birthplace: Massachusetts
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Massachusetts
mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
estimated marriage year:
mother how many children: 0
number living children: 0
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Lissa Hamblen F 52 Massachusetts
brother-in-law Edwin C. Lockwood M 57 New York
sister Olive A Lockwood F Massachusetts
**
husband Otis' obituary he died July 22, 1882
Capt. Otis F Hamblen died at his residence in New Bedford,Saturday. His health had not been good for some years,but it was not until recently that serious apprehensions were entertained. He was a native of Falmouth and went to Nantucket when young to enter upon a seafaring life in the whaling business.He sailed three voyages from there,on the third being second mate on the Citizen, a new vessel.He then sailed from New Bedfors as the mate of the Sea Queen, and afterward as master of the Osecola,the Platina,in which he made a very successful voyage, the Andrew Hicks which was built for him, and the Sea Fox.He has been at home the past five years,and was agent of whaling vessels and now had the management bark Tropic Bird.Captain Hamblen was a shipmaster of excellent abilities, and on one voyage received the eighth lay,which we believe was never equaled in this port.At one time he was a resident of Foxboro'.He was an upright,honorable man,widely known in whaling circles,and universally respected.He leaves a widow and two daughters by a former marriage,the older of whom is the wife of Mr Charles H Vinal.[New Bedford Standard.
Capt Hamblen was a nephew of Mrs Gorham hallett of this village. He married for his second wife Miss Melissa Crosby,a daughter of the late Capt Philander Crosby of Centreville.
name: Malissa J Crosby
estimated birth year: 1848
gender: Female
age in 1870: 22y
color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, indian): White
birthplace: Massachusetts
home in 1870: Massachusetts, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Julia Crosby F 58y Massachusetts
Alonzo P Crosby M 24y Massachusetts
Malissa J Crosby F 22y Massachusetts
Olive A Crosby F 20y Massachusetts
Samuel S Crosby M 17y Massachusetts
****
She married Otis F. Hamblin in 1879.
*Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915
name: Otis F. Hamblin
event: Marriage
event date: 01 Jan 1879
event place: Boston, Massachusetts
gender: Male
age: 50
estimated birth year: 1829
father: Joseph
mother: Sally
spouse: Lissa J. Crosby
spouse's father: Philander
spouse's mother: Julia
record number: 76
film number: 1433040
digital folder number: 4279608
image number: 00450
number of images:
*
*United States Census, 1900
name: Lissa Hamblen
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 1455 Precinct 3 Boston city Ward 20, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
birth date: 1848
birthplace: Massachusetts
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Massachusetts
mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
estimated marriage year:
mother how many children: 0
number living children: 0
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Lissa Hamblen F 52 Massachusetts
brother-in-law Edwin C. Lockwood M 57 New York
sister Olive A Lockwood F Massachusetts
**
husband Otis' obituary he died July 22, 1882
Capt. Otis F Hamblen died at his residence in New Bedford,Saturday. His health had not been good for some years,but it was not until recently that serious apprehensions were entertained. He was a native of Falmouth and went to Nantucket when young to enter upon a seafaring life in the whaling business.He sailed three voyages from there,on the third being second mate on the Citizen, a new vessel.He then sailed from New Bedfors as the mate of the Sea Queen, and afterward as master of the Osecola,the Platina,in which he made a very successful voyage, the Andrew Hicks which was built for him, and the Sea Fox.He has been at home the past five years,and was agent of whaling vessels and now had the management bark Tropic Bird.Captain Hamblen was a shipmaster of excellent abilities, and on one voyage received the eighth lay,which we believe was never equaled in this port.At one time he was a resident of Foxboro'.He was an upright,honorable man,widely known in whaling circles,and universally respected.He leaves a widow and two daughters by a former marriage,the older of whom is the wife of Mr Charles H Vinal.[New Bedford Standard.
Capt Hamblen was a nephew of Mrs Gorham hallett of this village. He married for his second wife Miss Melissa Crosby,a daughter of the late Capt Philander Crosby of Centreville.
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