Father: Samuel Clap Mother: Mary Sheldon Spouse: Catherine Catlin∼Son of Samuel & Mary (Sheldon) Clapp
Married Catherine Catlin 10 January 1750 in Deerfield, MA
Children
Oliver bpt. 1752 m. Patty Edwards 1781- Nhm.
Esther bpt. July 27 1755 m. Asahel Clapp
Ebenezer b. Sept. 11 1757
1. Nancy Tileston of Dorchester
2. ____ in Westhampton
3. Mrs. ___ Smith
Dorothy b. Mar. 15 1759 m. Medad Parsons 1783
Elihu b. June 21 1761 m. Jane B. Munroe 1800
Thomas b. Jan. 27 1763 m. Diadema Kellogg Whn. d. 1798
Sylvanus b. June 3 1764 m. Charity Pierce 1792 Whn.
Cephas b. Feb. 17 1766
1. Anna Catlin of Dfd. d. 1816
2. Sophia Mann of Boston
William b. Jan. 14 1767 d. Dec. 8 1839 unm.
John b. [--] m. Lucy Clark Apr. 24 1797 Whn.
(Corbin Transcriptions from Judd Genealogies)
It is said that Roger Clapp built the Clapp house at 148 South Street as a late wedding present for Ebenezer & Catherine (Catlin) Clapp when they decided to move to Northampton. This story is apocryphal as Roger had died in 1690. It is more likely that Ebenezer and Catherine built the house for their move to Northampton. The house remained in the family until 1920.
Married Catherine Catlin 10 January 1750 in Deerfield, MA
Children
Oliver bpt. 1752 m. Patty Edwards 1781- Nhm.
Esther bpt. July 27 1755 m. Asahel Clapp
Ebenezer b. Sept. 11 1757
1. Nancy Tileston of Dorchester
2. ____ in Westhampton
3. Mrs. ___ Smith
Dorothy b. Mar. 15 1759 m. Medad Parsons 1783
Elihu b. June 21 1761 m. Jane B. Munroe 1800
Thomas b. Jan. 27 1763 m. Diadema Kellogg Whn. d. 1798
Sylvanus b. June 3 1764 m. Charity Pierce 1792 Whn.
Cephas b. Feb. 17 1766
1. Anna Catlin of Dfd. d. 1816
2. Sophia Mann of Boston
William b. Jan. 14 1767 d. Dec. 8 1839 unm.
John b. [--] m. Lucy Clark Apr. 24 1797 Whn.
(Corbin Transcriptions from Judd Genealogies)
It is said that Roger Clapp built the Clapp house at 148 South Street as a late wedding present for Ebenezer & Catherine (Catlin) Clapp when they decided to move to Northampton. This story is apocryphal as Roger had died in 1690. It is more likely that Ebenezer and Catherine built the house for their move to Northampton. The house remained in the family until 1920.
Father: Samuel Clap Mother: Mary Sheldon Spouse: Catherine Catlin∼Son of Samuel & Mary (Sheldon) Clapp
Married Catherine Catlin 10 January 1750 in Deerfield, MA
Children
Oliver bpt. 1752 m. Patty Edwards 1781- Nhm.
Esther bpt. July 27 1755 m. Asahel Clapp
Ebenezer b. Sept. 11 1757
1. Nancy Tileston of Dorchester
2. ____ in Westhampton
3. Mrs. ___ Smith
Dorothy b. Mar. 15 1759 m. Medad Parsons 1783
Elihu b. June 21 1761 m. Jane B. Munroe 1800
Thomas b. Jan. 27 1763 m. Diadema Kellogg Whn. d. 1798
Sylvanus b. June 3 1764 m. Charity Pierce 1792 Whn.
Cephas b. Feb. 17 1766
1. Anna Catlin of Dfd. d. 1816
2. Sophia Mann of Boston
William b. Jan. 14 1767 d. Dec. 8 1839 unm.
John b. [--] m. Lucy Clark Apr. 24 1797 Whn.
(Corbin Transcriptions from Judd Genealogies)
It is said that Roger Clapp built the Clapp house at 148 South Street as a late wedding present for Ebenezer & Catherine (Catlin) Clapp when they decided to move to Northampton. This story is apocryphal as Roger had died in 1690. It is more likely that Ebenezer and Catherine built the house for their move to Northampton. The house remained in the family until 1920.
Married Catherine Catlin 10 January 1750 in Deerfield, MA
Children
Oliver bpt. 1752 m. Patty Edwards 1781- Nhm.
Esther bpt. July 27 1755 m. Asahel Clapp
Ebenezer b. Sept. 11 1757
1. Nancy Tileston of Dorchester
2. ____ in Westhampton
3. Mrs. ___ Smith
Dorothy b. Mar. 15 1759 m. Medad Parsons 1783
Elihu b. June 21 1761 m. Jane B. Munroe 1800
Thomas b. Jan. 27 1763 m. Diadema Kellogg Whn. d. 1798
Sylvanus b. June 3 1764 m. Charity Pierce 1792 Whn.
Cephas b. Feb. 17 1766
1. Anna Catlin of Dfd. d. 1816
2. Sophia Mann of Boston
William b. Jan. 14 1767 d. Dec. 8 1839 unm.
John b. [--] m. Lucy Clark Apr. 24 1797 Whn.
(Corbin Transcriptions from Judd Genealogies)
It is said that Roger Clapp built the Clapp house at 148 South Street as a late wedding present for Ebenezer & Catherine (Catlin) Clapp when they decided to move to Northampton. This story is apocryphal as Roger had died in 1690. It is more likely that Ebenezer and Catherine built the house for their move to Northampton. The house remained in the family until 1920.
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Per Corbin Transcriptions, Volume I, Hampshire County, NEHGS CD, marker was broken and destroyed in 1938
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