Mashpee, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Genealogy

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Town Information

Description

Historical data relating to counties, cities, and towns in Massachusetts (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1997), [FS Library book 974.4 H2h 1997].

Parent Towns

Archiac name:

  • Marshpee, Popponesset, South Sea, Waquoit

Populated Places

Includes Neighborhoods, Villages, Unincorporated Communities,
Districts, and Census-Designated Places:
Aquashenet, Chimquist, East Mashpee, Indian Meeting House, Maushop Village, Poponesset, Seconnet, Segreganset, South Mashpee, Succonesset, Wakeby

Boundary Changes

  • 14 June 1763: Lands belonging to the Indians...in Mashpee be and hereby are erected into a district by the name of Mashpee..." for three years. (Prov. Laws, Vol. IV, p. 639)
  • 20 March 1767: Act of June 14, 1763, revived, to be in force until July 1, 1770.
  • 9 February 1776: Act of June 14, 1763, revived, to be in force until the end of the session of the general Court enxt after Nov. 1, 1779.
  • 25 November 1779: Act of June 14, 1763, revived, to be in force until Nov.1, 1785
  • 12 June 1788: Act of June 14, 1763, repealed; in this act the spelling is "Marshpee". The act provides that three presons be appointed as Guardians at Marshpee, for ten years.
  • 30 January 1789: All former laws respecting Marshpee Indians repealed and a board of overseers established.
  • 22 January 1795: Bounds between "Marshpee" and Barnstable established.
  • 7 March 1797: Act of June 12, 1788, made perpetual until repealed by the Legislature.
  • 26 February 1811: Part of the "plantation of Marshpee" annexed to Sandwich.
  • 31 March 1834: the plantation of Marshpee established as the District of Marshpee.
  • 17 March 1841: A tract of land formerly in the plantation of Marshpee annexed to Falmouth.
  • 1 April 1859: Part of the district of Marshpee annexed to Sandwich.
  • 13 March 1860: Part of the district of Marshpee annexed to Sandwich
  • 28 May 1870: Incorporated as a town, by the name of Mashpee, formerly the district of Marshpee.
  • 19 March 1872: Part of Sandwich re-annexed.
  • 18 June 1885: Bounds between Mashpee and Falmouth established.
  • 27 May 1887: Bounds between Mashpee and Sandwich established and part of Sandwich annexed.
  • 28 March 1894: Bounds between Mashpee and Barnstable established.
  • 20 April 1905: Bounds between Mashpee and Sandwich established and part of Sandwich annexed.
  • 24 April 1916: Bounds between Mashpee and Barnstable established.

Adjacent Towns

Barnstable | Falmouth | Sandwich | Nantucket Sound to the south

Town Records

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Mashpee Town Clerk

16 Great Neck RD NO
Mashpee, MA 02649
Phone: 508-539-1418
Fax: 508-539-1142
Email: ddami@mashpeema.gov
Website

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Cemeteries


  • Ancient Cemetery aka Lakewood Cemetery (1805)
    Lakewood Dr
  • Avant-Amos-Coomb Cemetery (1838)
    Rte 130
  • Attaquin Cemetery (1849)
    Rte 130 near Ashumer Rd
  • Francis Family Cemetery (1798)
    Pimlico Pond Rd
  • Hicks Cemetery
    Falmouth-Sandwich Rd (no stones)
  • Jones-Johnson-Fowler Cemetery (1851)
    South Sandwich St and Rte 30 (no stones)
  • Roxanna C. Mye Cemetery
    Highview Ave (no stones)
  • Pocknett-Stevens (1871)
    Meetinghouse Rd
  • Punkhorn Point aka Skipper-Simon-Holland Cemetery (1835)
    Great Neck Rd
  • Tobey Cemetery Site
    Summit Pond Estate Development
  • Town Cemetery - Old Indian Cemetery (1770)
    Rte 28

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