USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Shirley > History of the town of Shirley, Massachusetts, from its early settlement to A.D. 1882 > Part 64
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66
" Though faint from his wounds, we behold the young preacher Rush forward to rescue his elder and friend ;
' Not satisfied yet ?' said the court-martial teacher,-
'Another such lesson your fashions will mend.'
" Whoever will view this magnanimous action, With his bleeding flesh his companion to shield, Will feel an affection, a moral attraction, Which no human eloquence ever could wield.
" This generous adventure throws all in commotion,- The angels of mercy appear in the cloud; And now a young sister, with equal devotion, Escapes, at this moment, the grasp of the crowd.
" On him, as the merciless blows are repeating, Her person she tlirows at the risk of her life ;
Permit me to fancy the demons retreating, And leaving those men to continue the strife.
" She instantly meets, for this prompt interference, A blow in the face from that powerful arm; The blood gushes freely, which marks her appearance The object of sudden and dreadful alarm.
" A voice from the crowd, (and by wisdom's direction,) At this fearful moment is now heard to say,
' The man who is pledged for that woman's protection Will make you repent of the deeds of this day !'
91
722
HISTORY OF SHIRLEY.
" Thus viewing the medium of vengence so clearly, The man with the scourge is alarmed for the first, Or they might have finished their lives very nearly,- That noble young woman prevented the worst.
'Wherever this gospel is preached to the nations, The act a memorial shall be to her name,*
While warriors, and heroes, and men of high station To shades of oblivion descend with their fame.
" She told me her story with tears and deep feeling, When I was a youth,-I remember it well,-
A moral impression indelibly sealing, Which should in the cause of humanity tell.
"Nor would I suppress the unbidden reflection, That woman, in various relations to man,
Has given to kingdoms and nations protection, But no missionary, until Mother Ann.
"' But was she the first ?' with surprise you enquire, -- ' Of honorable women there were not a few,-
Will history tell of no female Messiah, . Until Mother Ann, neither Gentile or Jew?
"' Not one who adventures to cross the dark ocean, The Gospel to carry to some distant clime ? '
Nay, none ! till our Mother, who showed a devotion Which millions will honor in all coming time.
" But now to return to our sister's narration, With which, at the time, I was deeply impressed ;
The heart is unfeeling, and void of sensation, Which does not discern that she truly was blessed.
" Well might she rejoice at dispersing the riot, From God's holy servants averting the blows ;
'Twas her happy mission the tumult to quiet, And give to her dearest companions repose.
" They kneel in the valley without wrath or doubting, And fervently pray for their enemies there ; Then lift holy hands, with angelic shouting, Their sweet consolation serenely declare.
" At the close of this day of severe persecution, (A day and a night their life in the deep,) They gather together at this institution, Recounting the deeds at which angels might weep.
*Bethiah Prescott Willard.
723
APPENDIX.
" Says Mother, ' Well, James, you were cruelly treated, But you must forgive them who did you the wrong.'
' Forgive them, my God,' was the prayer he repeated, When Mother resumed her melodious song.
" All join in the chorus for praise and protection, To Mother extended on that fearful night ;
What spirit could give this pacific direction To hearts thus oppressed without justice or right ?
" Not one single murmur, or thought of resentment, But perfect forgiveness their voices employ,
And in this retreat of celestial contentment They join the sweet music with angelic joy.
" The story as told us is so evidential Of Christ and his gospel, we're not at a loss,
In all we discover the one thing essential,- The power of salvation, the power of the cross."
ADDENDUM.
On pages 70-75 of this history the reader may find an account of a legacy in the will of Leonard M. Parker, for a school fund, with conditions annexed. This fund, according to the implied request of the donor, was placed in the hands of Dr. James O. Parker, as treasurer, by the trustees of the fund.
Dr. Parker assumed his trust July 12, 1856, and was continued in the office until 1872, when, on account of suspicions on the part of the town and the trustees, his name was dropped and another appointed in his place. At the time of this change the funds had amounted to $8,151.52. Of this sum Dr. Parker paid to his suc- cessor in the office of treasurer, at the commencement of the fiscal year, June 30, 1873, the sum of $3,654.67, retaining in his own hand the balance, $4,496.85, which he promised soon to remit. This promise, though often repeated, was never fulfilled. Frequent calls and demands were made by the treasurer upon the ex-treasurer, for
724
HISTORY OF SHIRLEY.
the money, but without avail. At length, weary of waiting, the town appointed a committee to collect, if possible, that portion of the funds remaining in the hands of Dr. Parker,-if need be, by a suit at law. This sum had amounted, June 30, 1882, to $7,597.27. But after a painful litigation of several years, it has been decided, since the pages of this history have been printing, that the loss can never be recovered, owing to the poverty of the defaulting treasurer.
The costs of litigation, which must be paid from the residue of the funds, have been found so great that little can be left to carry out the plans of the donor. The town has, therefore, entered into a compro- mise with the residuary legatees of the estate of Hon. L. M. Parker, by which the remnant of the funds may be devoted to any legitimate town purposes.
Thus, through the default of his kinsman, in whom he confided above all others, the noble purpose of Mr. Parker has been defeated, and the town deprived of a lasting good to coming generations.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
PARTS I AND II.
A.
Additions of Territory, 20, 28 Almshouse, its History and
Sale, -
-
141-144
Appointment of Deacons,
215, 226, 314
B.
Baptist Society,
328
Formation of Church, 329
Erection of Chapel, 329
Repairs of Chapel, -
330
Gifts of N. C. Munson, Esq.,
and of Madam Munson,
-
330
Ministers and their
ap-
pointments,
331-333
Basket-Making,
62
By Alvin White, 62
By William White,
62
By Edwin L. White,
62
Bible presented by Madam
Hancock, -
222
Bass-Viol for First Church,
228
C.
Candidates for Settlement
over First Church,
Mr. Whitney,
210
Mr. Tolman,
233
Mr. Chandler,
291
Carriage-Making and Makers,
Thomas Hunt, 60
Joseph Hoar,
60
Joseph Estabrook,
60
Decoration of Graves,
138-140
Dismission of Mr. Tolman,
239
Cemeteries. The first that
was chosen, - 99
Old Cemetery,
100
Improved,
103
Enlarged, -
104
Gifts of Mr. Whitney, -
105
New Cemetery. Laid out,
107
Enlarged,
1
108
Gift of Mr. Munson,
108
Census,
-
21
College Graduates.
Nicholas Bowes
Whitney,
(H. U.,)
77
John Dwight,
Physician,
(H. U.,)
78, 79
Daniel
Parker,
Lawyer,
79-8[
(D. C.,)
Leonard Moody
Parker,
Lawyer, (D. C.,)
81-90
John Spaulding,
Clergy-
man, (M. C.,) James O. Parker, Physi- 90, 91 cian, (A. C.,) 92, 93 John Dwight, 2d, Clergy- man, (A. C.,) 94, 95 Thomas Edwin Whitney, 95-97 John Marshall Edgarton, 97
Rufus Longley, Physician, Notice, -
97,98
Church Bells. Presented by
Wallis Little,
230
Presented by L. M. Parker and Thomas Whitney, 295
Congregationalist Society. Formation of 289
Settlement of Mr. Chandler, 292 Meeting-House Remodelled, 298
Removed,
303
ยท Refitted,
305
Gift of John K. Going,
304
Mr. Goodhue,
209
Henry B. Going,
Mr. Sparhawk,
210
305
County Changes, proposed,
144, 145
Covenants of the First Church,
213
Harvey Woods & Brothers,
60
Emery Williams, -
61
Brown & Wing,
61
wills. First Parish.
Donations to Parishes,
in
Thomas Whitney,
300
James P. Whitney,
301
Madam Henrietta Whitney, 302, 306 ;
John K. Going,
304
Rebecca Day, -
307
Martin Turner,
306
306
Clarissa (Whitney) Isaacs,
-
Donors to the Orthodox Con-
gregational Church,
-
327
D.
Death of Mr. Whitney,
243
Deaths in Shirley,
III
726
HISTORY OF SHIRLEY.
E.
Early Ecclesiastical Move-
ments, - 201
Erection of Second Meeting- House, - - 220
F.
Fire Dryer, 54 First Town-Meeting, 22
Farmers' Tool Manufactory, Parsons & Pope, - 57
Flagon presented,
228
Forge set up by Ebenezer Pratt, 57 Set up by John & Benjamin Edgarton, -
57
G.
Grant of Land to Dean Win- throp,
18
H.
Hearses, - IIO
Hoop - Skirt Manufactory,
George Sanderson, - 63
I.
Incorporation of District, - 20
J.
Junction of Railroads, -
- 149
K.
King George III. oppresseth his Colonies, - 113
L.
Leather - Making, by Nathan Adams, 61
By Stephen Barrett, 62
Lee, Ann, Founder of Shak- erism, 248, 249
Libraries,
-
75,76
M.
Meeting - House, Efforts to obtain the first, 205-207 Mills. Saw and Grist-Mills, and their Proprietors. Old Mill, Samuel Hazen and William Longley, 37 Henry Haskell, Israel Long- ley, Thomas Hazen, - 39 George Davis, - 40
Mills-continued.
Second Saw and Grist-Mill, Francis 'Harris, James Dickerson, Jonathan Kil- burn, proprietors, 40
Third Grist-Mill, John Ed- garton,
41
Fourth Saw and Grist-Mill, Joshua Longley, Eli Page, 41 Saw-Mill, Samuel Hazen, Peter Page, Wm. White & Co., - 42
First Clothiers, Rockwood, Flint and Sweetzer, 46 Second Clothiers, Francis Harris, - 46 Third Clothiers, John Ed- garton, -
46
Fourth Clothiers, James Wilson, Levi Wheeler, - First Cotton Mill, Samuel Willard, Joel Willard, Zaccheus Gates, Merrick Rice and Moses Carlton, -
46
47 Second Cotton, Fort Pond Mill, Joseph Edgarton, Lemuel Willard, Israel - 48 Longley, Hiram Longley, Third, Shirley Cotton Mill,
Israel Longley, John Smith, Thomas Hazen, Fourth, Fredonia Cotton Mill, Israel Longley, Willard Worcester, 49
48
Levi Holbrook, C. W. & J. E. Smith, 52
Fifth Cotton, Lake Mill, Samuel Hazen, Oliver
Barrett, 49
Sixth, Phoenix Cotton Mill, New Bedford Co., C. W. and J. E. Smith, 50
Seventh Cotton Mill, N. C. Munson, 52
First Paper Mill, Jonas and Thomas Parker, Joseph Edgarton, Lemuel Willard,
53
Second Paper Mill, Henry P. Howe, Eli Page, Moses Carlton, John L. Hollingsworth, Stephen and John Roberts, 54-55
Third Paper Mill, William Edgarton, 55
Fourth Paper Mill, Oliver Howe, B. F. Bartlett, E. H. Sampson, 56 Fifth Paper Mill, Samuel Hazen, Andrew and Gran- ville Williams, Stephen Shepley and B. S. Binney, 56-57
727
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
N.
Nail-Making, William McIn- tosh, William B. Edgarton & Brothers, - 58
Nutting, Dame, a School-Mis- tress, O.
67
Old Red Mill,
58
Ordination of Mr. Whitney, 21.2
of Mr. Tolman, 235
Organ, -
302
Orthodox Congregationalist Society and Church, - 3II Call of Council to organ- ize it, 312
Minutes of Council,
313
Meeting-House, 315
Generosity of Miss Jenny Little, - 315
Removal of place of Wor-
ship to South Village, - 316
New Meeting-House,
316
Remodelled, -
317
Ministers who have settled with and been employed by the Society.
Hope Brown, settled, 318
John P. Humphrey, sup- plied, 319
Joseph M. R. Eaton, settled, - -
319
G. W. Adams and B. B. Beardsley, supplied, 320
Daniel H. Babcock, supplied, 321
A. J. Dutton, settled, 321
A. H. Lounsbury, set- tled, - 323
Shurtleff and E. J. Moore, supplied, - 324
Albert F.
Norcross,
settled,
324
Legacies to the Society,
327
P.
Parker Grove,
73
Petition for a Separation of
Towns, 18
Physicians,
William Worcester, 15I
Benjamin Hartwell,
152
Phinehas Longley, -
152
Augustus Granville Parker,
I53
James Otis Parker, -
I55
Ebenezer P. Hills, I55
Charles C. Dowse, - 1 56
Joseph Herman Streeter, 1 56
Darius Dow, - I 56
Asahel Plympton,
I57
Nathaniel Kingsbury, I 57
R.
Railroad, - 148
Reservoir Company,
5I
-
Rivers,
.
-
30-33
S.
Schools, When established,
66
First School-house, 66
Three Districts set up, 67 Six Districts, 68
School-houses, -
69
School Funds,
70
Will of L. M. Parker, 70 Codicil to same, 73
Settlement of a Colleague with Mr. Whitney, 230
William Bascom,
232
Samuel H. Tolman, 233
250
Shaker Society, Formation of Faith of 2 58
Worship of 264
Government of 255
Character of
2 57
Writings of -
267
Persecution of -
271
Shaker Manufactures, 62
Shays' Rebellion, 128-13I
Situation of Town, -
-
17-25
Soil and Products,
25-29
Stores,
147, 148
Subscribers to a Petition for
a Separate Town, 19
Suspender Manufactory, Charles A. Edgarton, 63
T.
Terms of Mr. Whitney's Set- tlement, 211, 212
Tombs, Receiving,
109
Town-Hall, -
1 58
Bequest of James P. Whit-
ney,
159-160
Gift of Thomas and George A. Whitney, - 16I
Laying Corner-Stone, -
163
Address on the occasion,
164-17I
Report of Building Com-
mittee,
172, 175
Public Dedication of Hall, 176
Extracts from Address on
the occasion,
176
Town Highways,
28, 29
Town Meetings for Ecclesias- tical purposes, - 202-205
728
HISTORY OF SHIRLEY.
Town Officers, 187
Clerks, - 188
Selectmen, 188-192
Treasurers, -
193
Representatives to State
Legislature, 194
Senators to same, 194
Training-Field,
IOI
Trustees of Parker School
Fund,
- 74, 723
U.
Universalist Society, Organ- ization of
276
Re-organization of 283
Church Organization, 287
First Meeting-House, - 278
Second Meeting-House, 279
Third Meeting-House,
281
Ministers of,-Jacob Wood, -
283
Russell Streeter,
284
John Pierce, Rev. Mr. Pope,
284
Walter Harriman, Josiah
A. Coolidge, 284
Benton Smith, 284
Orren Perkins, 285
E. W. Coffin, 285
George F. Jenks, 285
Cyrus B. Lombard, 286
Ezekiel Fitzgerald, 286
H. A. Philbrook, 286
J. W. Keys,
287
James Vincent,
287
Universalist Sunday-School,
288
V.
Village Hall, founded, 185 Generosity of Mr. Munson, - I86 Votes for Governor, 195-198
W.
War of the Revolution, - II4 Stamp Act, and its results, 114-116 Paper in Relation to the Appointment of Judges, r16 Paper in Relation to the Tax on Tea, - II7
Paper on the Boston Port Bill, 118 Paper on the Province Tax, 1774, - 119
Response of the Inhabi- tants on the Alarm of
April 19, 1875,
-
I20
Names of the Volunteers called out by that Alarm, - I22 Names of other Volun- teers, 124-125
Situation of the Town at the close of the War, - I27
War of 1812, - I33
War with Mexico, I33
War of the Rebellion, I33
Proceedings of the Town in relation thereto, 134-136 Names of the Soldiers and Seamen that were in that
War from Shirley,
I 37
INDEX OF NAMES.
PARTS I. AND II.
[ The names of Revolutionary soldiers, pages 122 to 125,- those of soldiers in the Rebellion, pages 137 and 138,-and the names of town officers, pages 188-198, are omitted in this Index.]
Adams, Nathan, page 61
Carlton, George, 330
Adams, E. G., 163
Carlton, Moses, 47,55
Adams, Zabdiel,
244
Carl, William, 281
Adams, J. G., 282
Adams, Joel,
312, 318
66, 71, 112, 134, 163, 176, 292 Chaplin, Daniel,
Allen, Rev. Isaac,
293
236, 239, 242
Allston, Washington, 78
Chaplin, William L., 312
Andrews, David, 319
Chase, Moody, 21
Atwood, Thomas,
331
Chase, Samuel, 21
Babbidge, Charles, 293
Chickering, T. W.,
318
Babcock, Daniel H., 321
Clark, Matthew,
Bacon, Samuel, 319
130, 234, 235
Ballou, Hosea, Bancroft, B.,
228
Clough, A. J., 135
Estabrook, Joseph,
60
Bancroft, E. D.,
309
Cobb, Sylvanus, 285
Eustis, William, 80
Barrett, Oliver,
49
Coffin, E. W ., 285
Evans, F. W., 267
Barrett, Stephen,
62, 290
Collins, Zaccheus, 80
Fairbanks, Granville, 48
Barrett, George,
146
Conant, William, 229
Fairbanks, John, 293
Barron, Samuel,
228
Coolidge, J. A.,
163, 284
Bartlett, Caleb,
19
Corey, Mary, 79
Farnsworth, Melzar V., 208
Bartlett, Benjamin F., 56
Cowdrey, N. W., 48
Farnsworth, Samuel, 134
Bascom, William,
232
Crawford, William H., 83
Farwell, Isaiah, 19
Batt, W. J.,
323
Crossman, William H., 107
Farwell, Henry, 19
Beardsley, B. B.,
320
Bell, D. M.,
322, 323
Benjamin, Stillman D.,
Daggett, Thomas, 322
Fisk, Thomas K.,
210
161, 162, 171, 175
Fisher, George,
318, 319
Bigelow, Aaron, 130
81
Davis, Cornelius,
40
Flint, Timothy,
78
Binney, B. S., 57
Davis, John,
Flint, William,
46
Blood, Joseph,
318
Day, Amos,
292
Blood, Lewis, 161
Day, Nathaniel,
34
Gardner, Jerome,
293
Bolles, E. C., 282
Day, Rebecca, 307
Gardner, Jerome, Jr.,
108
Bowers, Elenor, 237
Dean, Paul,
283
Gates, Zaccheus,
47
Boynton, William, 314
Dickerson, James,
Gay, Levi D.,
322
Brooks, Charles, 78
40, 130, 227
Gerrish, Charles,
104
Brooks, Kendall, 331
Dodge, Daniel,
290
Brown, Esther,
313
Dodge, John,
322
Gilbert, Washington,
292, 293
Brown, Hope,
176, 317
Brown, Joseph,
226, 312, 313, 314
Dow, Darius A.,
156
Going, Henry B.,
305
Brown, Peter,
239
Dowden, W. H.,
323
Going, John K.,
134, 135, 304
Downe, W. 318
Going, William, 274
Gould, David, 19
Gould, Jonathan, 19, 99, 202
Hale, Nathan, 84
Harlow, Elizabeth, 313
Burt, Phinehas, 19
Dwight, John,
Dwight, John, 2d,
Dwight, Susanna,
Dyer, Mary M.,
267
Butler, G. W., 330
Eaton, J. M. R.,
319
Buttrick, J. G., 322
Eaton, Thomas,
319
Caldwell, Jacob, 93
Eaton, H. A.,
285
Edgarton, Benjamin,
57
Edgarton, Charles A., 63, 64, 134
Edgarton, John, 34, 41, 53, 229, 230 Edgarton, Joseph, 46, 47, 53, 55, 97
Edgarton, Wm., 55, 58, 147 Edgarton, John M., 97
Ellis, S., 285
Emerson, Daniel, 208
Emerson, G. H., 285
Emerson, Joseph, 208 Emery, Darius, 107
Fairbanks, P., 318
Farwell, Oliver, 19
Farwell, William, 19
286
Bigelow, Abijah,
23
Davis, George,
278
Blanchard, William, 273
Davis, Moses,
318
Fowle, Joshua, 288, 292, 298 Frye, N. W., 322
156
Brown, Henry,
61
Dodge, Joseph,
19
Dodge, Wilder,
298
Giles, Daniel, 319
Douglas, Asa,
314
Going, Harriet,
305
Brown, Rhoda,
313
Brown, Zenas, 71, 76, 104
322
Dowse, Charles C., 156
Dunlavy, John,
267
Dutton, A. J.,
321
Dwight, Francis,
234 78 94 78
Harrington, Jacob, 313, 314, 327
Butler, Caleb, 13, 36, 81, 289 Butler, Charles.
162, 164, 171, 172, 175
Downe, F., 312
Bulkley, E. A.,
Buckminster, Joseph S., 78 Bullard, John, 235; 236, 239 Bullard, Ebenezer W., 319
Dana, Francis,
275
Flagg, Amos,
131
Flagg, Joshua, 277
Biglow, Jonathan,
Damon, Nancy,
327
Fitzgerald, Ezekiel, 318
Damon, David, 236, 239, 242
Bennett, Moses, Jr., 19
279, 283
Clarke, Thomas, 204
Cushing, T. R., 318
Daby, Simon, 21
Gerrish, Sophia,
Harrington, Rich'd,101, 215 Harrington, Sarah B., 313 Harris, Francis, 19, 40, 118, 207, 215, 225, 269 Harris, Nathaniel, 23
92
Chandler, Seth,
Adams, Noah, 327
730
HISTORY OF SHIRLEY.
Hartwell, Benjamin, 145, 152, 290
Hartwell, B. F.,
35
Kingsbury, Nancy A., 327
Kingsbury, Nathaniel, 154
Lane, Joseph, 78
Latham, Sumner, 331
Lawrence, A. E., 322
Lawrence, Abel, 114
Lawrence, C., 322
Lawrence, O. F., 330
Lawrence, Samuel, 239
Lawrence, William, 101
Lawton, Thomas, 19
Lee, Ann, 249, 250, 251, 262, 267, 270
Lee, William, 270, 271, 272 Lincoln, Calvin, 293
Lincoln, Levi,
81, 90
Lincoln, Levi, Jr.,
84
Parker, Daniel, 79, 81,92
Lincoln, Martha,
90
Parker, Horace,
322, 323
Parker, Isaiah, 277
Parker, James,
79, 81, 232, 234
Parker, James O.,
71, 92, 104, 105, 135, 155
Parker, Jonas, 36
Parker, Dea. Jonas,
238
Parker, L M.,
70, 81, 92
102, 107, 108, 161, 162, 163
164, 171, 172, 175, 290, 295 Parker, Thomas, 53
Parker, William, 76, 279, 307
Patterson, James,
19, 203, 204, 208
Patterson, John,
215
Patterson, Lemuel, 121
Payson, P., 312, 318
Payson, Seth, 336
Perham, Peter,
273
Perkins, Francis, 293
Phelps, Dudley, 319
Philbrook, H. A., 286
Phillips. D., 323
284
Pike, G. D.,
Pillsbury, Levi, 235, 236
Plympton, Asahel, 157
Porter, Lucy, 313
Porter, William, 290
Powers, Jarathmael,
19, 99, 101, 206
Pratt, Ebenezer, 57
Pratt, Solomon, 131
Prescott, James, 36
Prescott, John, 36
Prescott, Jonas, 36
Preston, William,
19
Putnam, Rufus,
312, 313, 318
Quincy, Josiah, 9
Raikins, J. E., 3.22
Randolph. John, 331
Reed, A. J., 66
Rice, E., 292
215
Jewett, Abel, 293
Mayo, S. C. Edgarton,
31, 58, 97, 208
Meacham, Joseph, 252
Merriam, Sarah, 313
Mills, E. H., 83
Mills, John, 83
Mitchell, Andrew, 67
Kinnicutt, F. H.,
71
McIntosh, William, 58
Moore, E. J., 324
Moore, Jonathan,
24, 99,202
Morse, Almond, 298
Morse, Jonathan, 215
Morse, William, 293
Munson, N. C.,
32, 47, 52
108, 185, 280, 282, 326, 330 Norcross, Albert F., 324
Nutting, Dame, 67
Osgood, David, 322
Packard, Charles, 319
Page, Alfred, 147
Page, Daniel, 19, 215
Page, Eli, 55
Page, George, 104
Page, Peter, 42,62
Palmer, David, 318
Park, James, 19
Park, John, 314
Park, William M.,
108
41, 49, 56
Hazen, Thomas,
39, 48
Heald, John, 237
Hemmenway, Phinehas,
208
Henry, Robert, 19, 23
Henshaw, David, 84
Herington, Richard,
101,215
Hill, Clement, 80
Hill, Edward P., 155, 164
Holbrook, L., 49
Holbrook, E. L., 282
Hoar, Joseph, 60
Holden, Amos, 23
Holden, Abraham, 100
Holden, Asa, 132
Holden, Augustus, 66
Holden, Caleb, 19, 23
Holden, Charles, 68
Holden, Isaac, 19
Holden, Jonas, 104, 161, 162, 164, 171, 175 Holden, Nathaniel, 228, 230, 232, 234, 290
Holden, Nathaniel, Jr., 104,298
Holden, Nancy,
313
Holden, Simon,
100
Holden, Stephen, Jr.,
19, 23, 215
Holden, Philemon, 19, 23 Hollingsworth, John L., 55 Hooker, H. B., 322
Howard, W. H., 322
Howe, Henry, 54
Howe, Oliver, 56
Hubbard, O. G., 319
Hubbard, T., 204
Humphrey, John P., 319
Lounsbury, A. H., 323
Lombard, Cyrus B.,
286
Ide, Jacob, 94
Isaacs, Clarissa, 306
Ivory, John,
118, 220, 226, 269
Ivory, John, Jr., 121
Jefts. Esther R., 313
Jeffries, John, 78
Jenks, George F.,
285
Jennings, John, 328
McMartin, Adeline, 92
Richards, Charles,
Richardson, William M., 79 Roberts, John, 55
Roberts, Stephen, 55
Robbins, Eleazer, 273, 330
Robinson, Charles, 293
Rockwood, Elisha, 46 Rockwood, Samuel, 46
Rockwood, Sewall, 46, 319 Russell, John, 19
Sampson, E. H., 56
Sanderson, George, 63 Savage, James, 82
Sawtell, Hezekiah,
19, 23, 144
Kilburn, Jonathan, 40
Kimball, Gilman, 157
King, Nathan, 2d, 133
Hartwell, H. G., 56
Hartwell, Jeremiah C., 104, 161, 162, 163, 171, 175 Hartwell, S., 322
Harwood, N., 293
Haskell, Henry, 39, 225, 269
Hawes, M. E.,
280
Hayward, P., 318
Hazen, Mary Ann, 154
Hazen, Samuel, 23, 38
Hazen, Samuel, Jr.,
34
Hazen, Samuel, 4th,
Lincoln, Ephraim, 318
Little, Jenny, 311, 313, 315 Little, Wallis,
229, 230, 232, 234, 235, 295
Livermore, A., 313
Livermore, Daniel, 314
Livermore, David,
76, 228, 234, 294
Livermore, Jonas, 228, 229, 230
Livermore, Nathaniel, 230, 234
Livermore, Oliver, 220, 225
Livermore, William, 293
Longley, Artemas, 290
Longley, Hiram,
48,60
Longley, Israel,
39, 48
Longley, Israel,
39, 48, 49, 104, 147
Longley, James P., 134
Longley, John, 115, 117
215, 220, 222, 225, 269
Longley, Jonas, 19, 23, 66, 203, 209, 215, 228
Longley, Joseph, 23, 113
Longley, Phinehas, 152
Longley, Rufus, 97
Longley, Samuel, 147
Longley, Stephen, 235
Longley, Stephen M., 162, 171, 175
Longley, William, 38, 39, 120, 208
Luce, Leonard,
318
Lyon, Aaron,
273
Mace, Fayette, 267
Mann, Cyrus, 318
Marcy, William L.,
SO
Mason, Joseph,
71
Jewett, Asher, 163
Jewett, Benjamin, 322
Jewett, Ivers,
145
Johnson, Samuel, 11
Kelsey, John, 227, 269
Kemp, A. B., 318
Kendall, Abel, Kendall, O. C. B.,
312 91 312
Keyes, Joel,
Keyes, J. W.,
287
Kilburn, Daniel. 278
Loomis, E., 322
Hunt. Thomas, 60
Hutchinson, I. C., 322
Lowell, Charles,
78
Mather, Cotton, 151
Pierce, John, 322
Parker, Augustus G., 60, 147, 153, 156
Parker, Benjamin,
101
Lincoln, Varnum, 280
731
INDEX OF NAMES.
Sawtell, Obadiah, 61, 118
120, 144, 225, 226, 227, 269
Sawtell, William, 61
Sedgwick, Theodore, 82, 84
293 Whitney, Thomas E., 71
95, 104, 106. 109, 307 Whitney, William F., 76, 308 Whiton, John M., 236
Whittaker, James, 252. 270, 271,272
Whittemore, Benjamin, 280, 282
Wilder, J., 293
Willard, Jeremiah, 271
Willard, Joel, 47
Willard, Lemuel, 48, 53
Willard, Nathan,
268, 274, 275
Willard, Samuel, 47
Williams, Emery, 61
Williams, A. & G., 57
Williams, Jacob, 19
Williams, John, 19
Williams, John, Jr., 19
Williams, Joseph, 19
Williams, William, 19
Wild, Elijah,
268, 269, 270,271
Wild, Ivory, 268
Wilson, James, 46
Wilson. Joseph, 19
Wing, Oliver, 61
Winthrop, Dean, 18
Witherell, A., 318
Southmaid. D. E.,
3.18
Swain, A. M.,
329
Sweetser, Thomas,
46
Whitney, Phinehas, 75, 77
Woods, Moses, 60
Wood, Joshua, 319
Tarbell, Samuel,
101
225, 231, 232, 233, 235
Worcester, Moses, 151
Tarbell, Thomas, 101
Whitney, Quincy, 285
Worcester, Dr. William, 151 Worcester, Rev. William,
151
Worcester, Willard, 49
Wright, Imla, 312, 313
Wright, Lucy, 252
INDEX OF NAMES.
PART III.
ADAMS.
page 343
Lazell,
345
Frederick, 347
Dresser,
343
Lusk,
344
Johnson,
347
Eastman,
343
Merriam,
344
Milliken,
348
Prescott,
343
Morse,
346
Saunders,
347
Prescott, 2d,
343
Morse, 2d,
346
Symonds,
347
ATHERTON.
344
North,
346
BAILEY,
343
Bachelor,
345
Noyes,
347
BARRETT,
348
Beall,
345
Oliver,
346
Dickerson,
348
Bennett,
347
Parker,
346
Warner,
348
Boynton,
347
Patch,
347
BARTLETT, WILLIAM, Barrett,
350
Cunningham,
346
Proctor,
345
Benjamin,
349
Darling,
344
Rhoades,
346
Butler,
350
Davis,
345
Shaw,
346
Chase,
349
Dowing,
346
Shattuck,
344
Cook,
349
Emmons,
344
Shattuck, 2d,
346
Davis,
349
Fox,
315
Smith,
344
Holden,
349
Green,
346
Smith, 2d,
346
Longley,
350
Grover,
345
Steel,
345
Page,
349
Hawks,
345
Stevens, Twining,
345
Scott,
349
Holden,
344
BAKER,
347
Twing,
349
Holton,
345
Adams,
347
Warren,
349
Johnson,
345
Blood,
348
Whitney, Thomas, Jr.,
95, 104, 146, 160, 161, 162 163, 164, 171, 175, 176
Tucker, J.,
Turner, Edward,
279, 283
Turner, Martin,
306
Varnum, Joseph B.,
79
Vincent, James,
287
Shays, Daniel,
128
Walcott, Robert F.,
294
Sheldon, L. H., 319
Walker, Asa,
318
Sheldon, Zachariah, 298
Walker, Harriet,
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.