I Hitchcok

Additional candidates to GAWP5

1st tier candidates:

Ichabod Hitchcok, 1749 - 1838, Hamden, CT, master carpenter
James Hitchcok, working 1783, Hancock, MA, joyner
Jesse Hitchcok, 1766 - 1836, Brimfield, MA, carpenter and house builder
Joseph Hitchcok, 1760/1766 - to PA by 1799, builder and architect
Josiah Hitchcok, 1726 - 1819, Springfield, MA, carpenter

2nd tier candidate

John Hitchcok, 1692 - 1777, Springfield, MA, carpenter tools left to sons in his will, one of which is Josiah above

I Hitchcok

Additional candidates to GAWP5

1st tier candidates:

Ichabod Hitchcok, 1749 Hamden, CT - 1838, Claremont, VT, master carpenter

Son of John and Ester. His father John was born in New Haven, CT in 1708 and died in Hamden in 1764.

James Hitchcok, working 1783, Hancock, MA, joyner in a court document
Jesse Hitchcok, 1766 - 1836, Brimfield, MA, carpenter and house builder
Joseph Hitchcok, 1760/1766 - to PA by 1799, builder and architect

His father, John, was born in Colchester, CT in 1741. The father died in Pittsfield, VT in 1813.

Josiah Hitchcok, 1726 - 1819, Springfield, MA, carpenter

His father John left his carpenter tools to Josiah and his brothers Isaac and Levi in his 1774 will.

2nd tier candidate

John Hitchcok, 1692 - 1777, Springfield, MA, carpenter tools left to sons in his will, Josiah above, Isaac and Levi. The sons were born in Springfield between 1722 and 1734.

(Strongest candidates based on the appearance of the planes and the estimated working dates of the craftsmen which might be earlier than the dates given in GAWP5.)

I Hitchcok birch molder courtesy of Mike Humphrey. Mike noted a resemblance to Ion Ballou planes.