Hollis Hutchins

  General Notes:

1. 1820, 1830 Ohio Census.
2. Rev. War Records of Hollis; Widow's pension Record.
3. DAR, Vol 144, p. 226.
4. Boynton Family, 1897, by JF & CH Boynton.
5. Wiscusset, Lincoln Co, Maine Vital Records, microfilm #1, 3237
6. Noble Co. Cemeteries, by Eynon (book donated to Morristown NJ FHC).
7. Lincoln Co. Probate Rec. by W D Patterson.
8. Harvard Vital Records to 1840.
9. Early Maine Wills, copy of Joseph Hutchin's Will.
10 Hist. of Noble Co, by Watkins. pp 316-317
11 Family Rec. of Bertha Tilton, Portland, Ore., now deceased.
12. Washington Co. marriages
13. 1790 census index shows he was in Pownalborough, Lincoln Co in 1771
14. If he is the one called Hollis Huckins in 1790, he was in Great Pond with 2 daughters, 2 sons over
16 and four sons under 16. This would be John (21), Joseph (18) 2 over 16; Hollis (16), Daniel
(16), Abel (13) David (?) under 16 and there should be two daughters. Bartlett at 22 either is
not a son of Hollis or was married and gone by then.
15. Descendants of John Hutchins,Edwin Colby, p 233, states that he had five children
16. The Story of Jacob Hutchins, by Jack Randolph Hutchins, p.49, lists children as John, Joseph, Hollis, Daniel, Abel.
17. Deed to Daniel, Vol 2, p. 218, sec 36 (23 acres)
18. Lived Palermo in 1793, see John Marden letter on Gen Web


Rev. War Vet
buried in South Olive Cemetery
Went to Ohio in 1813
Hollis bought land in 9 Dec 1831 (Washington Co) & 5 Jun 1835 (Morgan Co.).
Bartlett is not listed as a son of Hollis in Hist of Nobel Co. Oh by Watkins

Hollis married Elizabeth Boynton, daughter of John Boynton and Martha Atwood, on 31 Dec 1767 in Wiscusset, Lincoln, Maine, United States. (Elizabeth Boynton was born on 26 Jan 1744 in Pownalborough, Lincoln, Maine, United States and died on 4 Mar 1837 in South Olive, Morgan, Ohio, United States.)