Richard Hiscock, b. Feb. 14, 1827, m. Jane (McFadden) & d. Mar. 23, 1809 P.R. 77 (Hiscock & allied families in possession of Mrs. Helen North of Cumterland Mills). source: Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro, 1951, Dodge
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Children of Richard and Jane (McFadden) Hiscock, all born in Bristol, Maine.
1 - Daniel Hiscock- b 18 Nov 1761, d 16 Jun 1844-Bristol,Maine. married Elizabeth Day
2 - William Hiscock- b 4 Aug 1763, d 21 Jul 1852. married Eunice Day
3 - Molley Hiscock- b 6 Feb 1766
4 - Margaret Hiscock-b 28 Aug 1768, d 8 Jan 1858-Bristol, Maine. married William Huston
5 - James Hiscock-b 15 Dec 1770. married Mercy (----).
6 - Mary Hiscock-b 24 Jan 1773, d 21 Mar 1853. married Harvey Hall
7 - Richard Hiscock-b 18 Jul 1777, d 30 Jun 1856-Bristol, Maine. married Experience Hatch
sources: primarily "Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro" volume 1 and 2, Christine Huston Dodge, 1951 & 1947, published under the authority of the Maine Historical Society.
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Related to a land dispute, a deposition made by Richard Hiscock on Feb 8, 1809 states that Richard Hiscock, of Bristol in the County of Lincoln, aged upwards of 81 years, came to Bristol with his father when he was about five years old. He referred to his father, the pioneer who first settled in the area. Richard stated that he had a brother John, and that John had two sons, Samuel and William. He tells of a lot that is still occupied and possessed by Samuel Hiscock and William Hiscock, sons of his deceased brother John, who moved away with his father in 1743 but returned in the fall of the same year and possessed and occupied the lot since that time.
source: Lincoln County Deed, 71-40
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Children of Richard and Jane (McFadden) Hiscock, all born in Bristol, Maine.
1 - Daniel Hiscock- b 18 Nov 1761, d 16 Jun 1844-Bristol,Maine. married Elizabeth Day
2 - William Hiscock- b 4 Aug 1763, d 21 Jul 1852. married Eunice Day
3 - Molley Hiscock- b 6 Feb 1766
4 - Margaret Hiscock-b 28 Aug 1768, d 8 Jan 1858-Bristol, Maine. married William Huston
5 - James Hiscock-b 15 Dec 1770. married Mercy (----).
6 - Mary Hiscock-b 24 Jan 1773, d 21 Mar 1853. married Harvey Hall
7 - Richard Hiscock-b 18 Jul 1777, d 30 Jun 1856-Bristol, Maine. married Experience Hatch
sources: primarily "Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro" volume 1 and 2, Christine Huston Dodge, 1951 & 1947, published under the authority of the Maine Historical Society.
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Related to a land dispute, a deposition made by Richard Hiscock on Feb 8, 1809 states that Richard Hiscock, of Bristol in the County of Lincoln, aged upwards of 81 years, came to Bristol with his father when he was about five years old. He referred to his father, the pioneer who first settled in the area. Richard stated that he had a brother John, and that John had two sons, Samuel and William. He tells of a lot that is still occupied and possessed by Samuel Hiscock and William Hiscock, sons of his deceased brother John, who moved away with his father in 1743 but returned in the fall of the same year and possessed and occupied the lot since that time.
source: Lincoln County Deed, 71-40
Richard Hiscock, b. Feb. 14, 1827, m. Jane (McFadden) & d. Mar. 23, 1809 P.R. 77 (Hiscock & allied families in possession of Mrs. Helen North of Cumterland Mills). source: Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro, 1951, Dodge
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Children of Richard and Jane (McFadden) Hiscock, all born in Bristol, Maine.
1 - Daniel Hiscock- b 18 Nov 1761, d 16 Jun 1844-Bristol,Maine. married Elizabeth Day
2 - William Hiscock- b 4 Aug 1763, d 21 Jul 1852. married Eunice Day
3 - Molley Hiscock- b 6 Feb 1766
4 - Margaret Hiscock-b 28 Aug 1768, d 8 Jan 1858-Bristol, Maine. married William Huston
5 - James Hiscock-b 15 Dec 1770. married Mercy (----).
6 - Mary Hiscock-b 24 Jan 1773, d 21 Mar 1853. married Harvey Hall
7 - Richard Hiscock-b 18 Jul 1777, d 30 Jun 1856-Bristol, Maine. married Experience Hatch
sources: primarily "Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro" volume 1 and 2, Christine Huston Dodge, 1951 & 1947, published under the authority of the Maine Historical Society.
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Related to a land dispute, a deposition made by Richard Hiscock on Feb 8, 1809 states that Richard Hiscock, of Bristol in the County of Lincoln, aged upwards of 81 years, came to Bristol with his father when he was about five years old. He referred to his father, the pioneer who first settled in the area. Richard stated that he had a brother John, and that John had two sons, Samuel and William. He tells of a lot that is still occupied and possessed by Samuel Hiscock and William Hiscock, sons of his deceased brother John, who moved away with his father in 1743 but returned in the fall of the same year and possessed and occupied the lot since that time.
source: Lincoln County Deed, 71-40
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Children of Richard and Jane (McFadden) Hiscock, all born in Bristol, Maine.
1 - Daniel Hiscock- b 18 Nov 1761, d 16 Jun 1844-Bristol,Maine. married Elizabeth Day
2 - William Hiscock- b 4 Aug 1763, d 21 Jul 1852. married Eunice Day
3 - Molley Hiscock- b 6 Feb 1766
4 - Margaret Hiscock-b 28 Aug 1768, d 8 Jan 1858-Bristol, Maine. married William Huston
5 - James Hiscock-b 15 Dec 1770. married Mercy (----).
6 - Mary Hiscock-b 24 Jan 1773, d 21 Mar 1853. married Harvey Hall
7 - Richard Hiscock-b 18 Jul 1777, d 30 Jun 1856-Bristol, Maine. married Experience Hatch
sources: primarily "Vital Records of Old Bristol and Nobleboro" volume 1 and 2, Christine Huston Dodge, 1951 & 1947, published under the authority of the Maine Historical Society.
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Related to a land dispute, a deposition made by Richard Hiscock on Feb 8, 1809 states that Richard Hiscock, of Bristol in the County of Lincoln, aged upwards of 81 years, came to Bristol with his father when he was about five years old. He referred to his father, the pioneer who first settled in the area. Richard stated that he had a brother John, and that John had two sons, Samuel and William. He tells of a lot that is still occupied and possessed by Samuel Hiscock and William Hiscock, sons of his deceased brother John, who moved away with his father in 1743 but returned in the fall of the same year and possessed and occupied the lot since that time.
source: Lincoln County Deed, 71-40
Inscription
In Memory of
Mr. Richard Hiscock
Who died March 23, 1809.
In the 83 Year
Of his age.
The sweet Rememberance of the Just,
Will flourish when they sleep in Dust.
Family Members
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