History of the town of Winchendon, from the grant of the township by the legislature of Massachusetts in 1735, to the present time, Part 8

Author: Hyde, Ezra, 1774-1849
Publication date: 1849
Publisher: Worcester, Printed by H.J. Howland
Number of Pages: 152


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HISTORY OF WINCHENDON.


Bartholomew Stearns senior's, by pitching out of a chaise, and the chaise running over him.


1814, March 26. Aaron Winch died suddenly in his bed.


Nov. Luke Knight was killed in a wagon by the kick of a horse, on the road near where Mr. H. Hastings now lives.


1816, Oct. 14. Thomas Wyman jun. was killed by being thrown from his horse, as was supposed, in the road south of where Mr. Daniel Day now lives. Some suppos- ed that his foot for a while hung in the stirrup, and that he was dragged by the horse.


Dec. 16. Thomas Wyman sen. was killed in Worcester by a stage running over him in the dark. He was a deaf man.


1818, June 6. Silas Brown, a boy aged 11 years, was run over by a cart of gravel, which was the cause of his death ..


July. Cyrus Partridge was drowned in Ashuelot river at Hinsdale, N. H. was brought, the same day, to his fath- er's house in this town.


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Nov. Enoch Stuart went to bed well, but died the same night.


1819, July 1. David Goodridge 2d. died suddenly in bed. 1823. Peter Parmenter was found dead in his bed.


1824, Sept. 17. Abzina Cummings died suddenly.


Dec. 30. A boy by the name of Elisha Fry, was killed by a cart body falling on him at Mr. Elias Whitney's.


The widow Elizabeth Baldwin, was found burnt to death on a sabbath day. The rest of the family were gone to meeting. Nearly all her flesh was consumed when they returned.


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1825. Hervey Holden was drowned in New Boston pond. He was returning from meeting on a sabbath upon the ice, which broke. He fell in, and sunk.


1828. A child of Mr. Lathrop came to its death by falling into a pot of hot fat.


1829, Jan. 27. Paul Stuart fell down dead in or near his barn yard.


1830. Maria, daughter of Mr. Lewis Robbins, fell on to a waterwheel of a mill while it was going, and was in- stantly killed.


1831, Dec. 16. Capt. Samuel Baldwin was found dead in his bed in the morning.


1832, June 15. Andrew Benjamin was, by his daugh- ter, found dead in the road near where Capt. O. Adams, now lives.


John R. Golding, fell down dead in his house.


An infant child of Lydia Golding died suddenly.


Nov. 22. Isaac Grout jun. was found dead in Mr. Luke Rice's mowing land, the morning after he was missing.


1833, Jan. 14. Samuel Brown jun. was killed by the fall of a tree.


Oct. 17. Samuel Hartwell was found dead near a bridge in the southwest part of the town. He went out the evening before, which was very dark, and in returning home, as was supposed, he fell from the bridge.


1834, Feb. 25. A young man by the name of Adams, while working at the factory in the Spring Village, had his hand caught in a belt as it was running, which wound- ed him so as to cause his death.


July 13, Elizabeth Goodspeed was killed. As she, with others, was returning from meeting, they overtook a large loaded wagon, and in attempting to pass by, the wagon,


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in which they were, turned over toward the large wagon ; one hind wheel of which, came partly on her head and neck, and thus deprived her of life.


Aug. 7. A child of Mr. Capron was drowned at the Spring Village.


Simon Wilder was found dead in his bed at the poor- house.


Susan Day, daughter of Mr. Daniel Day sen. was killed by the fall of a tree.


Mary Goddard died in a fit while on a visit.


1835, Sept. 18. Joel Robbins of Rindge N. H. was killed by a wagon, he was driving, near Mr. John Wood- bury's saw mill.


1836, Sept. 2. Joseph Adams was killed by a log, which he was drawing to a heap of wood, striking against a stump and flying round and hitting him on the head. He expired a few hours after receiving the blow.


1837. A boy 11 years old was drowned at the Spring Village.


Mrs. Tisdale Howard died very suddenly.


Oct. 22. Mrs. John Arba Brooks died in a fit.


A child of Mr. Joel Hunt was scalded, so that it died. 1840. A girl died on the road near the Spring Village. 1840, Oct. 15. William, son of Mr. Edward Loud, was killed by being caught in a belt and thrown round a shaft.


1841, July 26. Mrs. Phinehas Parks was found dead on or near the stone. She had stepped out to get some fuel, was first discovered by a young man in the neighborhood.


1842, Jan. 7. A child of Mr Peter Thomas, in the North Village, was found dead in bed, when its mother awoke in the night.


March 21. Deacon Luther Richardson died very sud-


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denly in Mr. John Poor's mill yard, as he was looking over a stock of boards.


Mrs. Samuel Brown, wife of the eldest Mr. Samuel Brown, was found dead in her bed.


Widow Carter, mother of Mrs. David Beaman, found dead in bed.


Jewett B. Darling found dead in his bed in the day-time. 1843, May 14. Phinehas Elwin Parks died suddenly in bed.


1843, May 14. Col. Benjamin Adams died suddenly. June 19. Capt. Joshua Stoddard died very suddenly.


July 1. A son of Mr. Harry Pitkins was drowned in Miller's river when bathing.


1846, March 25. A young man by the name of Weeks, from New Salem, was killed by falling on to a water wheel.


April 2. A girl by the name of Taggart, aged 16 yrs. from Sharon N. H. had been working at the cotton fac- tory in Spring Village, was missing and lost in Novem- ber previous, and was found dead, having been frozen, at a little distance from the road which leads from the Village ;o N. H.


Aug. 11. Mr. Enoch Wyman's wife died suddenly while about her work.


17. Mr. Moses Foskett's child, aged 2 years, was drowned.


1847, Jan. 13. Mr. Humphrey Harris, was killed by the falling of a tree.


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INDEX OF NAMES.


As the table of contents indicates the principal subjects, the index re- lates to the names of persons, and to the pages where they are first men- tioned in this work.


Page. William Brown, 2d, 129


Benjamin Adams,


133 William Brown, 3d,


129


Oliver Adams,


129 Silas Brown,


130


Joseph Adams,


132


Bullard,


91


Adams,


131 |Malachi Bullard,


6


Joseph Annable,


72 Nathaniel Burnam,


101


Daniel Appleton,


90 Rev. Burnham,


126


Daniel Balcom,


56 John Burr,


115


Lincoln Balcom,


56 Joel Butler,


60


Elizabeth Baldwin,


130 Ebenezer Butler,


46


Samuel Baldwin,


131


Dillingham Caldwell,


71


Phinehas Ball,


15 Capron,


132


Thornton Barret,


53 Mrs. Carter,


133


- Bellows,


83 Benjamin Chadwell,


71


Thomas Berry,


9 Edward Chapman,


72


Levi Bixby,


52 Rev. Mr. Chipman,


127


Nathaniel Bixby,


101


John Choate,


83


Stephen Bixby,


129 Mary Chubb,


60


Thomas Boardman,


72


Nathaniel Clark,


79


Jonathan Bosworth,


91 Eber L. Clark,


41


Thaddeus Bowman,


62 Elam Clark,


125


John Boynton,


17 George Coffin,


44


Joseph Boynton,


17


George S. Coffin,


54


Benoni Boynton,


100


William Cogswell,


41


Ephraim Boynton,


100 Adam Cogswell,


71


Charles L. Brace,


59 Rev. Cooper,


45


Robert Bradish,


54 Samuel Crage,


102


Samuel Bradish,


28


Samuel Crosby,


115


Jonas Bradish,


54 Otis Crosby,


59


Jonas Bradish, jun.,


60 John Crosby,


55


Francis Bridge,


54 Uriah Crooks,


129


Mrs. J. A. Brooks,


132 Robert Cross,


71


Joseph Brown,


6


Abzina Cummings,


130


David Brown,


55


Abner Curtice,


114


Samuel Brown, 2d,


53 John Cutter,


44


Samuel Brown, 3d,


131 John Darling,


50


Thomas Brown,


84 Jewett B. Darling,


133


Rev. - Brown,


45 Moses Davis,


72


Mrs. Samuel Brown,


133


Richard Day,


14


William Brown,


88 John Day,


54


Andrew Benjamin,


131 John Chamberlin,


129


Gamaliel C. Beaman,


59 Nathaniel Caldwell,


71


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INDEX OF NAMES.


Daniel Day,


60, George Hart, Samuel Hartwell,


131


Amos Merriam, 53


D. Denison,


71 Edward Hartwell,


A. H. Merriam, 59


John Denison,


71 William Haskell,


44.


Joseph Metcalf, -Miller,


18


Artemas Edmands, 55 Aaron Hodskins,


101


Robert Moffat,


128


Abigail Edmands,


60 Hervey Holden,


13


Levi Moor,


44


Stephen Emory, jun.,59


Mary Holt,


91


Jonathan Moor, M. S. Morse,


125 6


Simonds Epes,


71


John Homer,


103


John Estey,


60


Math. Hooker,


72


Daniel O. Morton, James Murdock,


52


Edward Eveleth,


72 Thomas Hovey,


74


Mrs. Jas. Murdock, Ephraim Murdock, Elisha Murdock,


6


Jonathan Foster,


52 Daniel Hubbard,


114


Edward Nealand,


71


Abraham Foster, jr., 72


Samuel Hunt,


94


Robert Nelson,


72


Simon Frost,


70


Joel Hunt,


132


Edward Newton,


61 17


Elisha Fry,


130 Ezra Hyde, sen.


17


Levi Nichols,


Joshua Gale,


93 Reuben Hyde,


44


Thomas Norton, jun. 10


Henry Gardner,


27 Elisha Hyde,


55 Nicholas Noyes,


72


Solomon Giddinge,


75 Samuel Ingalls,


72


Samuel Noyes, 54


54


J. G. Giles,


58 Ezekiel Jewett,


91 Seth Oaks,


52


Mary Goddard,


132


Thomas Jewett,


94


Wm. Oaks,


52


Alvah Godding,


60


Jona. Jewett, jun.


22 71 William Oaks, jun. 128 17 James Otis, Parker, 83 92


Francis Goodhue,


12


Moses Kimball,


75 Jacob Parks,


60


Joseph Goodhue, John Goodhue,


72 Luke Knight,


130


Benj. Goodridge,


15


Isaac Knowlton, -Lathrop,


131| Barthol'w Pearsons, 14


David Goodridge, Daniel Goodridge, Sewal Goodridge,


59


Nathaniel Lord,


72 Rev .- Peckham, 127 71 72 Moses Peirce,


Eliza'th Goodspeed, 131 William Gordon, Daniel Gould,


45


Bemsly Lord,


93


A. C. Perkins,


126


Thomas Graton,


112


Edward Loud,


132


Dudley Perley,


17 71


Samuel Griggs,


93 David Low,


71


Levi Pilsbury, 42


Isaac Grout,


54 Thomas Lufkin, 70


Sarah Pilsbury, 52


Isaac Grout, jun. 131


Mary Lufkin,


70


John Pindar, 72


Moses Hale,


17 Theophilus Mansfield,52


52


William Poland, 17


Jacob Hale,


53 John Martin,


75 Samuel Poland,


70


Amos Hale,


53 Isaac Martin,


84


Mrs. William Poland, 60


Nathaniel Hale,


53 Barzillai Martin,


52


David Poor,


51


6 John Poor,


12


Benjamin Hall,


112 Thaddeus Mason,


69


Ezra Porter,


6


Ziba Hall,


113 Cotton Mather,


122 Gabriel Pouchey,


50


John Harris, 70 Daniel May,


60 Nathan Pouchey, 93


Humphrey Harris, 133


Seth Maynard,


53 Samuel Prentice,


44


60


Ephraim Fitts,


72


Mrs Tisdale Howard, 132


57


Moses Foskett,


55


Mary Hooker,


72


94 71 Thomas Metcalf, 72


Rev. Dunn,


45 Amos Heywood,


72


Amos Edmands, 55


John Hobson,


83


71 | James McElwain, 55


Susan Day, 2d,


132


131


Peter Joslin,


Lydia Golding,


131


Benjamin Kidder,


54 Mrs PhinehasParks, 132 71 Phinehas E. Parks, 133 Peter Parmenter, 130


Philip Goodridge,


15 17 51


Jolın Leighton, John Lord,


72 Cyrus Partridge, 130


72 Edward Payson, 54


David Goodridge, 2d,130


Thomas Lord, jun.


Jeremiah Lord,


62 Ebenezer Perkins, 127


54


William Loud,


132


Abraham Perkins, 70


Rebekah Graton,


60 Oliver Lovejoy,


17 Thomas Perrin,


Harry Pitkins, 133


Abner Hale,


52 James Mansfield,


71


Matthew Knight,


Isaac Giddinge,


75 Rev. Mr. Jennison, 12?


James Noyes,


John R. Golding,


133 William Hubbard, 122


43


Jonathan Evans,


Asa Hale, 60 A. P. Marvin,


136


INDEX OF NAMES.


Levi Prentiss,


44 James Steel,


113


Weeks,


133


Joseph Priest,


20


Daniel Stimpson, 40


Moses Wells, 89


Eben'r Pulcipher,


70 Luther Stimson, 93


Wetherbee, 83


Miles Putnam,


54


Jona. Stimson,


51


Tho's Lord Wharton,99


J. Quincy,


69


Joseph Stimson, 102


Paul Raymond,


17


Samuel Stimson,


129


Wheeler, 83 Israel Whitcomb, Windsor White, 6


129


Paul Raymond, 3d.


44


Joshua Stoddard, W. R. Stone,


126


Benjamin White,


70


Lyman Raymond,


50


Joseph Story,


130


William Whitney,


55


David Rice,


116


Enoch Stuart,


130


Phinehas Whitney,


93


Benjamin Rice,


128 S3


Jabez Sweet,


70


Webster Whitney,


6


Luther Richardson, 133


Joseph Sweetser, Miss Taggart,


133


Jacob Whitney,


62


Lewis Robbins,


131


Peter Thomas,


133


Joseph Whitney,


53


Maria Robbins,


131


John Thompson,


71


6


Daniel Robbins,


129


Abraham Tilton,


9


Joel Robbins,


132


Samuel Titus,


102


Abel Wilder,


25


John Ross, 72


Samuel H. Tolman, 59


Thomas Wilder,


92


Thomas Rugg, 52


Desire 'Tolman,


92


Joseph Wilder,


55


Rachel Rust,


70


Rufus C. Torrey,


85 Simon Wilder,


132


Lewis Sabin,


126


Thomas Tredwell,


71


Henry Wise,


74


Jacob Scott,


60


Nathaniel Tredwell, 82


Aaron Winch,


130


Ebenezer Sherwin, 53


Seth Tucker, sen.


60


Viso't Winchendon, 100 John Wood, 71


S. S. Smith,


126


Simon Tuttle,


50


Reuben Wyman, 100


Mrs. Jona. Smith, 129


E. R. Tyler,


127


Thos. Wyman, sen. 130


Barthol'w Stearns, 130


Jonathan Wade,


6 Thos. Wyman, jun. 130


Bart'w Stearns, jun. 129


Barret Washburn,


59 Mrs, Enoch Wyman, 133


Joseph Robbins,


129


Isaac Taylor,


114


Silas Whitney,


101


John Ring, 11


Paul Stuart,


131 William B. Whitney, 6


Richardson,


133


James Raymond,


17


60 Elias Whitney, 130


Israel Whiton, J. M. Whiton,


6


Mrs. Lucy Sherwin, 55


Charles Tuttle,


50


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