HUSBAND: Thomas Dimmock[1]
   Born: circa  1610        England
   Marr: before 1640[1]
   Died: circa  1659        Barnstable, Massachusetts

   WIFE: Ann[2][6]
    Chr: 14 Nov 1616        England[3]
   Died: before 1687  

CHILDREN

 1|   Name: Suzanna Dimmock[1]
 F|   Born: circa  1635  
  |   Marr: circa  1667  
  |     To: Robert Shelly[1]

 2|   Name: Elizabeth Dimmock[1]
 F|   Born: circa  1637  
  |   Marr: circa  1680  
  |     To: Knyvet Sears[1]
  |   Died: before 1686  

 3|   Name: John Dimmock[1]
 M|   Born: circa  1639  

 4|   Name: Timothy Dimmock[1]
 M|    Chr: 12 Jan 1639/0      Barnstable, Massachusetts
  | Buried: 17 Jun 1640        Barnstable, Massachusetts[4]

 5|   Name: (Son) Dimmock[1]
 M|   Born: circa  1641        Barnstable, Massachusetts
  | Buried: 18 Mar 1640/1      Barnstable, Massachusetts

 6|   Name: (Daughter) Dimmock[1]
 F|   Born: circa  1641        Barnstable, Massachusetts
  | Buried: 18 Mar 1640/1      Barnstable, Massachusetts

 7|   Name: Mehitable Dimmock[1]
 F|   Born: 18 Apr 1642        Barnstable, Massachusetts
  |   Marr: 30 Mar 1662        Watertown, Massachusetts
  |     To: Richard Child[5]
  |   Died: 18 Aug 1676  

 8|   Name: Shubael Dimmock[1]
 M|   Born: 16 Sep 1644        Barnstable, Massachusetts
  |   Marr:    Apr 1663        Barnstable, Massachusetts
  |     To: Joanna Bursley[1]
  |   Died: 29 Oct 1732        Mansfield Twp., Tolland, Connecticut

REFERENCES

  [1]Denise M. Milke, Thomas Dimock and His Descendants, "The Connecticut 
     Nutmegger", Vol. 21, 1988, photocopy in the custody of the author. 

  [2]Fred E. Crowell, New Englanders in Nova_Scotia, (New England Historical 
     Society, May 1979). Microfilm copy made by General Microfilm Company. 
     Denise M. Milke, Thomas Dimock and His Descendants, "The Connecticut 
     Nutmegger", Vol. 21, 1988, photocopy in the custody of the author. 

  [3]Genealogies of the Families, and Descendants of the Early Settlers of 
     Watertown. 

  [4]Amos Otis, Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families, revised by C. F. 
     Swift, (Baltimore, MD: GPC, 1979), in the custody of the Dallas Public 
     Library, Dallas, Texas. "in the lower syde of the Calves Pasture.".

  [5]Denise M. Milke, Thomas Dimock and His Descendants, "The Connecticut 
     Nutmegger", Vol. 21, 1988, photocopy in the custody of the author. The 
     date is somewhat questionable and the town may be Waltham.

  [6]There has been much speculation that this woman was Ann Hammond but
     this does not appear to be true.

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