Descendants of Richard Sears

Sixth Generation

(Continued)

1730. Willard Sears (Ebenezer , Willard , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 2 Apr 1794 in Yarmouth. He died 1 Jun 1878 in New Bedford, MA and was buried in Woodside Cem, Yarmouth, 670.

S.P. May p.247 Willard Sears removed to New Bedford, MA, about 1818, established himself in the tannery business and was for many years actively identified with the progress of that city.

Mayflower Index: No. 30,040 and 41; Willard; spouse Sarah Robbins; father and mother MD

Willard married Ruth Cushman, daughter of Obed Cushman and Ruth Barker. Ruth was born 25 Jul 1799 in . She died 22 Jan 1885.

They had the following children:

	3780	F	i	Hannah Gray Sears was born 24 Oct 1824 in New Bedford, MA. She died 9 Apr 1826 and was buried in , 1434.
	3781	F	ii	Hannah Gray Sears was born 3 Jan 1827 in New Bedford. was buried in , 1435.
	3782	F	iii	Ruth Barker Sears was born 23 Nov 1829 in New Bedford. She died 17 Sep 1830 and was buried in , 1436.
+	3783	F	iv	Ruth Barker Sears
	3784	F	v	Mary Crocker Sears was born 29 Jun 1833 in New Bedford. was buried in , 1438.
				Mary married (1) Sisson. Sisson was born 1829 in .
				Mary also married (2) John Millard Dr. John was born 1829 in Paris, France.
+	3785	F	vi	Elizabeth Willard Sears
+	3786	M	vii	Willard Thomas Sears

1732. Lucy Sears (Ebenezer , Willard , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 22 Mar 1798 in Yarmouth. She died 24 May 1872 and was buried in , 672.

Lucy married Isaac Myrick Capt, son of Isaac Myrick and Temperance, on 4 Mar 1819 in Yarmouth. Isaac was born 23 Feb 1796 in Harwich. He died 3 Jun 1869.

They had the following children:

+	3787	M	i	George Myrick
	3788	M	ii	Isaac Myrick was born 1837 in .
	3789	F	iii	Mary Jane Myrick was born 1839 in .
	3790	F	iv	Clara W Myrick was born 1837 in . She died 1906 and was buried in Woodside Cem, Yarmouth.
				Clara married Winthrop Sears Capt, son of Winthrop Sears and Susannah Crowell Mrs, on 10 Aug 1869 in Yarmouth. Winthrop was born 2 Jan 1818 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. He died 7 Mar 1883 in Yarmouth, MA and was buried in Yarmouth, MA. SPM p.413(No 1568) Capt Sears was an enterprising and capable shipmaster; commanded steamer "Saxon," of the Boston and Philadelphia line; was for several years a Director of the First National Bank of Yarmouth, and filled other important stations in private business enterprises. John W Sears Archive: He was a Yarmouth Selectman, built the French Second Empire House at #138 Old King's Highway, sold to C P Smith BUR:Woodside Cemetery Yarmouth Register, 10 Mar 1883, p 1, Capt Winthrop Sears -- departed this life at his home in Yarmouth Port, on Wednesday evening last. He was at the director's meeting at the Bank, on Monday forenoon, and about noon was taken with intense pain, and Dr Pulsifer, and later Dr Marstin of South Yarmouth, were summoned to his assistance. Temporary relief was gained, but the former trouble returned on Tuesday afternoon, and on Wednesday evening he passed quietly away. His disease was neuralgia of the heart, with nervous prostration. Capt Sears was born in West Yarmouth, Jan 2, 1818, and at the age of 18 commenced following the sea. At 21 years of age he was master of the brig Robert Wall, a Philadelphia and Boston packet, and afterwards of the bark Tremont, the Ocean Pearl, and for several years of ship Conquest, in the foreign trade. After this he was in charge of the Benj. Franklin, the pioneer boat of Boston and Philadelphia steamship line, the Wm. Penn, of the same line, and the Concordia and St Louis, of the Boston, New Orleans and Liverpool line. During the war he was in command of a transport in the United States service. His last service at sea, was as commander of steamer Saxon, of the Boston and Philadelphia line. Capt Sears retired from the sea about ten years ago, and also from active business pursuits. He was, however, intimately identified with the affairs of this community, and such was the reliance placed in his judgement and integrity, that his services were often sought in the public transactions and enterprise of the day. He was elected one of the board of Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor for several successive terms, retiring in January of his own accord, and had his life been spared he would have again been called to the same position. He was a Director of the First National Bank, a Trustee of the Woodside Cemetery Association, and connected with other local organizations. Affable in his manners, correct and just in his business relations, he enjoyed a wide popularity among his associates, who will greatly miss him in the various relations of life. Capt Sears was three times married, and leaves a widow and four children to lament the great loss which they, as well as the public, have sustained by this afflictive event.
	3791	F	v	Lucy Myrick was born 1839 in .
				Lucy married Living

1733. Hannah Sears (Ebenezer , Willard , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 26 May 1800 in Yarmouth. She died Feb 1884 and was buried in , 673.

Hannah married Benjamin Hamblen on Oct 1826 in Yarmouth. Benjamin was born 1796 in . He died 1837.

They had the following children:

	3792	M	i	Joseph E Hamblen was born 13 Jan 1828 in . He died 3 Jul 1870. S.P. May p.158 Joseph died of disease contracted during the war. Was Adj. of Duryea's Zouaves, 5th NY Vols; Col. 65th Regt NY Vols; and Brevet Maj-Gen.
	3793	F	ii	Deborah Hamblen was born 1830 in .

1734. Sally Sears (Ebenezer , Willard , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 22 May 1803 in Yarmouth. She died 17 Mar 1867 and was buried in , 674.

Sally married Edward Winslow Crocker on Nov 1824 in Yarmouth. Edward was born Jul 1798 in Barnstable. He died 1 Mar 1865.

They had the following children:

	3794	F	i	Phebe Winslow Crocker was born 20 Dec 1825 in Yarmouth.
	3795	F	ii	Mary Sears Crocker was born 28 Aug 1828 in Yarmouth. She died 9 Sep 1830.
	3796	F	iii	Mary Sears Crocker was born 23 Sep 1831 in . She died 17 Mar 1832.
	3797	F	iv	Mary Sears Crocker was born 1 Mar 1833 in Yarmouth.
	3798	F	v	Eliza Alger Crocker was born 15 Apr 1838 in Yarmouth.

1737. Thomas Warren Sears (Ebenezer , Willard , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 10 May 1812 in Yarmouth. He died 1 Aug 1843 in Boston and was buried in , 677.

S.P. May p.247 Thomas Sears removed to Boston, and engaged in business as a
merchandise broker and auctioneer, making a specialty of groceries and fruit,
selling from the wharf and vessel.
He was one of the prominent citizens of South Boston, (at that time a beaut-
iful and favorite portion of the city,) but died in the prime of manhood.
For years he had been marked with the seal of consumtion, and no one knew it
better than he, but he fought it, inch by inch, to the very last.
Hs last sale was in 1843, when the old brig "Pleiades," belonging to the
Peabody's, just returned from a pepper voyage, was advertised by TW Sears & Co.,
at the head of India wharf.
The friends of Sears endeavored to persuade him not to attempt the sale in
person, but he did, and his voice could hardly be heard as he leaned against the
bulwarks, and told off the bids.
Though dying atthe age of thirty-one, Mr Sears had established the reputation
of possessing abilities of the highest order in his profession, and gave promise
of a very brilliant future.
Many are the stories that are told of his sense of humor, and his quick
repartee, but he had finer traits of character, which formed a strong background
and support to his external accomplishments.
At heart he was deeply religious and devotional, as may be seen in several
prayers which he wrote, and which were printed in the "Christian World."
But the quality that most endeared him to his friends was his sensitive
sympathy for others. Generous from his sense of human brotherhood, he was also
just from a sense of duty, and in winning men's love, he failed not to win their
respect.

Thomas married Eliza Alger, daughter of Cyrus Alger, on 14 Jul 1835 in Boston, MA. Eliza was born 1814 in .

They had the following children:

+	3799	M	i	Alexander Pomroy Sears
+	3800	F	ii	Olivia Richardson Sears
+	3801	M	iii	Cyrus Alger Sears Lieut

1758. Isaac Clark (Mary Paddock , Mary Sears , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 10 Oct 1761 in . He died 11 Feb 1819 in Coast of Africa.

S.P. May p.86 was a shipmaster in the Russian trade, and at the close of the
Rev'y war, achieved the distinction of commanding the first mercantile vessel
to display the UNited States flag in the White Sea, having been obliged to wait
six months at St. PEtersburg, for the arrival of the American Minister, before
he was permitted to discharge his cargo. He was Representative to the General
Court from Brewster 1803-12, and died on the coast of Africa.

Isaac married Temperance Sears, daughter of Edmund Sears Capt and Hannah Crowell, on 28 Apr 1789 in Yarmouth. Temperance was born 9 Aug 1764 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA and was christened 18 Nov 1764.

S P May, p 86, No 224, b., bap., m., children

Mayflower Index: No. 30,035 Temperance; spouse Isaac Clark; father Edmund

Denis, Cape Cod, p 199, Mr Nathan Stone's first baptism was that of Temperance on 18 Nov 1764

DVR, p. 123, b.

Isaac and Temperance had the following children:

+	3802	F	i	Mary Paddock Clark is printed as #1576.
+	3803	F	ii	Hannah Clark is printed as #1577.
	3804	M	iii	Isaac Clark is printed as #1578.
+	3805	M	iv	Lot Clark is printed as #1579.
	3806	M	v	Strabo Clark is printed as #1580.
+	3807	M	vi	Strabo Clark is printed as #1581.
+	3808	F	vii	Temperance Clark is printed as #1582.
	3809	M	viii	Edmund Sears Clark is printed as #1583.
+	3810	M	ix	Albert Paddock Clark is printed as #1584.
+	3811	F	x	Eliza Jane Clark is printed as #1585.

1764. Isaiah Clark (Mary Paddock , Mary Sears , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 30 Nov 1777 in . He died 29 Jul 1838.

Isaiah married Deborah Manter Sears, daughter of Christopher Sears and Deborah Manter, on 1 Jan 1804. Deborah was born 30 Aug 1785 in Ashfield, MA. She died 27 Aug 1838.

DVR p 48, b. 30th August 1785 at Ashfield; p 166

Isaiah and Deborah had the following children:

	3812	M	i	Isaiah Clark is printed as #3517.
+	3813	M	ii	William Clark is printed as #3518.
	3814	M	iii	Isaiah Clark is printed as #3519.
+	3815	M	iv	Jeremiah Manter Clark is printed as #3520.
+	3816	M	v	Isaac Clark is printed as #3521.

1765. Charlotte Clark (Mary Paddock , Mary Sears , John , Paul , Richard ) was born 10 Jan 1781 in . She died 17 Sep 1861.

Charlotte married Simon Crowell Rev.. Simon was born 10 Jan 1781 in .