The Ancestors of My GrandchildrenSamuel Clapp1 
M, #2853, * s 1642
| Father | Thomas Clapp2 * c 1609, + 20 Apr 1684 |
| Mother | Jane Martin * s 1610, + b 1657 |
Family | Hannah Gill * 10 Nov 1645, + 27 Feb 1722 |
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Samuel Clapp married Hannah Gill, daughter of Thomas Gill and Hannah Otis, on 13 Jun 1666 at Hingham, Massachusetts.3,4,1
Other information:
Samuel Clapp was a miller. He had a grist- and sawmill at the place where the Stockbridge Mills have stood.1
He was a Deputy to the Government of the Plymouth Colony from 1680-1686, and in 1690-1691. Then he was a Representative to the General Court for many years between 1692 and 1715. He was one of the commissioners to settle the borders of Scituate with Marshfield, and with Conihassett.1
Other information:
Samuel Clapp was a miller. He had a grist- and sawmill at the place where the Stockbridge Mills have stood.1
He was a Deputy to the Government of the Plymouth Colony from 1680-1686, and in 1690-1691. Then he was a Representative to the General Court for many years between 1692 and 1715. He was one of the commissioners to settle the borders of Scituate with Marshfield, and with Conihassett.1
Citations
- [S405] Ebenezer Clapp, Clapp, pg. 110, #4. Online at https://archive.org/details/clappmemorialrec00clap
- [S405] Ebenezer Clapp, Clapp, pg. 105-107, #1. Online at https://archive.org/details/clappmemorialrec00clap
- [S417] Reuben Hersey, Hingham VR, Vol. 1. Samuel Clapp & Hannah Gill, 13 Jun 1666. Online at http://newenglandancestors.org
- [S410] Vol. 2, pg. 250-254. Early Settlers of Hingham, New England Historical and Genealogical Register.