Edmund Hobart - A Possible Ancestor

Biographical information about Edmund Hobart found in Representative Men and Old Families of Southeastern Massachusetts ...  Hobart is my ancestor IF his daughter, Rebecca, was Edward Bangs' wife.  Apparently the jury is still out on that one.... .

(I) Edmund Hobart, from Hingham, in the County of Essex, England, and born that parish about 1570, came to this country, arriving in 1633 at Charlestown, and with his son, Thomas, and several others, came to "Bare Cove" the same year probably for the purpose of assisting in establishing a new plantation... .
He was an early settler of Hingham, one of those who drew their home lots on Town (North street) Sept 18, 1635.  He married first, Margaret Dewey, who was the mother of his children, and second, Oct 10, 1634, Mrs. Sarah Lyford, widow of Rev John.  

Here's my lineage:

Edmund Hobart married Margaret Dewey [Ancestors Only If Rebecca m. Edward Bangs]

Daughter Rebecca Hobart* married Edward Bangs

Daughter Hannah Bangs married John Doane 

daughter Rebecca Doane married Elisha Paine

daughter Rebecca Paine married Edward Cleveland

daughter Joanna Cleveland married 2nd John Backus

son John Backus married Jerusha Baker

son John Backus married 2nd possibly Hannah Fuller

daughter Laura Backus married Thomas P. Richmond

daughter Cynthia Richmond married James More

daughter Addie More married William S. Powers

son Ralph N. Powers married Beatrice Cameron

son Richard N. Powers married (Living)

[Me]

*Not Conclusive 

The Mayflower message list has a discussion of Rebecca Hobart.
A Maine Family's History includes very early English Hobart ancestors of Edmund Hobart.

Rebecca Hobart was in Merryann Palmer's tree  -- I attended a meeting of a genealogy club in Mission, Texas, that she and her husband organized.  Small world!