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Hiland G. Stockwell, 1881-1882
Julia E. Proctor, 1883-1884; 1890-1893
Dr. Frederick E. Jenkins, 1885- 1889
Rhoda Cook, 1894-1895 J. E. Warren, 1896-1901
Elmer F. Howard, 1902-1920
E. J. Best, 1921-1924
Linville W. Robbins, 1925- 1940 Robert Taylor, 1942-1947 F. Sumner Turner, 1947-
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Library Trustees
Rev. John Goldsbury, 1870- 72
Dr. Samuel P. French, 1870-79
Hervey Barber, 1870-76
Jesse Bridge, 1870-73 William K. Taylor, 1871-72; 1876; 1884-1906 Martin Harris, 1871
Nahum Jones, 1872-95 (22 years) Andrew Conant, 1875
Edward Frank Mayo, 1874; 1880-94
Rev. - Weston, 1875
Charles Sawyer, 1873 Abner Albee, 1874
Arthur E. Albee, 1877-83
Lyman D. Mason, 1877; 1881
William H. Gale, 1877; 1881-83 Joseph A. Williams, 1879; :1883-1903
Hiland G. Stockwell, 1878; 1882
William H. Bass, 1877-79
Adriel C. White, 1880
James A. J. Moore, 1876; 1884
Leslie W. Greene, 1885-87
Conrad H. Gale, 1888-89 John A. Hoxie, 1889; 1890 George A. Cushing, 1890 Gilman F. Morse, 1891-1905 W. E. Blackmer, 1891-92 Wales N. Ward, 1893-94 James L. Stockwell, 1894-1902
Clara Jones, 1895-1918 Gertrude E. Ball, 1895-1905
Sherman A. Houghton, 1903-06
Henry A. Witherell, 1902-04 David A. Collier, 1904-10 Flora A. Hastings, 1904-11 Fred S. Delvey, 1905-08 Etta M. T. Bass, 1906-44 George A. Witherell, 1906-09 Leslie W. Green, 1908-20
Charles A. Williams, 1908-14
Rhoda A. Cook, 1910-21 Annie M. Stevens, 1911-20 Dr. Paul W. Goldsbury, 1915- 20; 1929-34
Mary C. Cole, 1919-56
Edward A. Lyman, 1920-32 Edith P. Lincoln, 1921-37 George L. Taylor, 1922-42 Rev. Clifford D. Newton, 1926- 29
Howard Francis, 1932-34 William E. Taylor, 1934-36 Carl A. Nordstedt, 1935-42 Kenneth Matthews, 1937-40 Eleanor B. Morris 1939-54 Caroline Davidson, 1941-42 Adele Gillespie, 1943-61 Fannie Fournier, 1943-46 Henry Nordstedt, 1947- Gladys Dresser, 1945-45 Bessie Mansfield, 1943-48
Hetty Belle Lincoln, 1949-60 Bessie Thoren, 1954- Anno S. Earle, 1946-57 Joseph Stevens, 1957- Elizabeth Earle, 1957-
Helen D. Jay, 1961- Olin Bowers, 1962-
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CEMETERIES
During the course of our story we have mentioned several of our cemeteries but others were omitted. Because these might be sought out occasionally by those whose ancestors rest in them we should complete the record. The main cemetery in the center of town has been adequately covered. The "Rich" cemetery on the west side of the Winchester road, about twenty rods south of the Flower Hill road, was described in the story of Spirit Spring. The "Smallpox" cemetery on the east side of the road at the top of Hastings Heights, in the east side of the town, was mentioned when writing about 1856.
There are two other cemeteries that contain in the neighbor- hood of fifty graves each, both so inaccessible that they are rarely visited today. The first is known as the "Atwood" cemetery and it lies in the extreme northwest corner of Warwick. The second, called the "Kelton" cemetery, also lies deep in the forest about one quarter of a mile from the Royalston line and slightly north of the New England Power Company high tension lines.
A number of other small family cemeteries are scattered about the town but we cannot attempt their description.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
A complete bibliography giving all the sources providing refer- ence and historical material would be too lengthy to list in detail. A general summary follows.
The all-important minutes of the meetings of the Proprietors of Gardner's Canada and the seven volumes covering the town meetings were carefully examined and copious notes made of all important or interesting actions. In addition all other town records were studied, including the annual reports of town officers from 1875 to date: Assessors' Valuation Records, Records of Select- men's Appointments and Meetings, Records of Roads Laid Out, School District Records, School Committee Reports and Records, Vital Statistics Records, Minutes of Library Trustees' Meetings. In addition several boxes and a large chest containing countless manuscripts considered worthy of preservation from 1763 to date was inventoried; it revealed many interesting historical facts.
A similar inventory was made at the Warwick Public Library where most of the records pertaining to the social, religious and community life of the town have been deposited. Here are to be found William Cobb's diaries, several scrapbooks and albums con- taining newspaper clippings, photographs and old pictures, all of great historical value. The records of the following societies and organizations are to be found: Warwick Branch of the Massachu- setts Peace Society, Society for the Promotion of Peace and Useful Knowledge, Warwick Lyceum, Warwick Social Library, Union Temperance Society, Warwick Veterans' Association (Civil War) , Militia Company Records - 1808-1831, Baptist Society Manu- scripts, Universalist Society Manuscripts.
Numerous manuscripts of addresses or orations given by various persons on the occasion of many town events, covering reminis- cences of the speaker, were found and used.
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Acts and Resolves, Province of Massachusetts Bay, 1692-1780, Vols. I-V.
, with Appendix, 1734-1780, Vols. XII-XXI.
Antiques, Vol. XII, 1927, Franklin Glass Factory, by J. D. S. Snow. Bancroft, George, History of the United States, Vols. VIII and IX, 1774-1778 (Boston, 1866) .
Barry, J. S., History of Massachusetts, 1775-1812, 3 vols. (Boston, 1857).
Blake, Jonathan, History of Warwick (Boston, 1872) .
Centennial Gazette, Greenfield, 1792-1892.
Drake, Samuel Adams, The Making of New England (New York, 1887).
Eliot, Biographical History of Massachusetts, Vol. VII. Everts, L. H., History of the Connecticut Valley, 2 vols. (Phila- delphia, 1879) .
Fiske, John, The Beginnings of New England (1889) .
Franklin County, Biographical Review of (Boston, 1895) .
Leland, Anna, Joys and Sorrows of Home (New York, 1857) .
Massachusetts, Special Laws of, 3 vols., 1780-1805.
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Civil War, 8 vols.
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, 17 vols.
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in the War of 1812, 1 vol.
Mayo, Rev. A.D., Twenty-five Years in Old Warwick (Washing- ton, D. C., 1905) .
Picturesque Franklin (Greenfield, 1891) .
Rowlandson, Mary, The Narrative of Her Captivity and Restora- tion (Cambridge, 1682) .
Schouler, Adj. Gen., History of Massachusetts in the Civil War, Vol. II.
Sly, J. F., Town Government in Massachusetts (Cambridge, 1930) .
Smith, Frederick E., Reminiscences of His Father, Rev. Preserved Smith (1904) .
Smith, Mary P. Wells, Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack. -, More Good Times at Hackmatack.
Temple and Sheldon, History of Northfield (Albany, 1875) .
Thompson, Benjamin, Town Officers (Worcester, 1875) .
Trumbull, Chaplain H. Clay, The Captured Scout.
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INDEX
Adams, Abijah, 77, 83 Albee, Abner, 163-164, 239
Albee Brothers (sons of Abner) 164, 170, 171, 173 Alden, John, 69
Alden, Joseph, 77
Alexander, Amos, 7, 109
Alexander, Capt. Thomas, 77, 78,82
Allen, Harrison B., 194
Allen, Joseph, 70
Anderson, August, 173
Anderson, Gordon S., 7, 196, 226, 227, 236, 238, 266, 271
Anderson, Howard, 7, 48, 180, 207, 236, 237, 238 Anderson, Violet (Mrs. Howard) , 249
Andrews, Richard, 206, 207, 209 Anniversary observances, Cen-
tennial, 160; 150th, 176-177 Arlington Grant, 19-20, 31
Ashburnham, 21
Ashuelots townships, 37
Aspinwall, Lieut. Thomas, 33, 34, 40, 43, 50
Atherton, Capt. Arlon S., 163, 232, 272
Athol (Paquoag) , 16, 19, 20, 30, 33, 34, 36, 98
Atwood, Sylvanus, 151
Atwood Cemetery, 276
Ayres, David, 46, 47, 48, 49, 133, 153
Babbitt, Dr. F. A., 245
Bailey, Joshua, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 54
Baker, Dr. Artemus, 244 Baker, Ibri, 150 Baker, Isaac, 148, 149 Ball, Absalom, 134
Ball, Capt. David, 170, 175-176 Ball, Elijah, 95, 96, 98 Ball, James, 48, 50, 51, 54, 59, 63, 68, 69, 72, 76, 92, 94,100, 134, 272 Ball, John, 78, 79, 82, 83
Ball, Mary, 253
Ball, Samuel, 51, 54, 175
Ball, Sarah, 165
Ball, Stephen, 123 Bancroft, Asa, 151
Bancroft, Daniel, 94
Bancroft, Ebenezer, 134
Bancroft, Jefferson, 232-233
Bancroft, Patience, 221
Bancroft, Samuel, 94 Baptist Church, 137, 210-212
Baptists, 63, 90, 91, 92
Barber, Ebenezer, 212
Barber, Hervey, 151, 160, 163,
165, 214, 227, 231, 262, 275 Barber, Rev. H. (son of Hervey) , 176-177 Barber, Joseph, 89
Barber, Ray, 110, 190
Barber, Roy, 109, 190, 266
Barber, Thomas, 89
Barber, Zackeriah, 110, 119 Barnard, F. Merriman, 180 Barnes, Abraham, 70, 72
Barnes, Anna, epitaph, 132
Barnes, Robert P., 226
Barrett, David, 54
Barrett, Robert, 213
Bass, Chandler, 162
Bass, Etta M. T. (Mrs. Fred W.) , 7, 160, 181, 202, 223,248
Bass, Fred W., 178, 271
Bass, Katherine, 7, 129
Bass, Obadiah, 127
Bass, William, 149, 163, 170
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"Bee Hive," formerly Fay Tavern, 139, 173 Belsky, Donald, 197 Bennett, Samuel, 254-255 Bennetts Knob, 254 Benoit, Emily L. (Mrs. Wilfred) , 226, 250 Benoit, Wilfred, 193, 195, 265 Bergquist, Fred, 173, 264 Bernardston (Fallstown) , 18, 106, 226 Bezio, Jean (Mrs. William) , 249 Blackmer, W. E., 172, 273
Blacksmith shops, 1.11, 135, 182, 196 Blake, Alexander, 148, 149, 233
Blake, James, 119
Blake, Jonathan, 212
Blake, Jonathan, Jr., 88, 89, 125, 128, 130, 141, 142, 231, 250, 253,261
Bliss, Augustus, 260
Bliss, Daniel, 51
Bliss, Milton, 256
Blood, Simon, 51
Bloody Brook Massacre, 15
Boundaries, town, 24, 52
Bowers, Arthur, 265, 273
Bowers, Olin L., 235, 237, 275
Bowman, John, 3rd, 159-160
Boxes, manufacture of, 181 Brenan, Mrs. E. H., 174
Brick yards, 134
Brookline, 22, 23, 33
Broom handles, manufacture of, 162 Brown, Ephraim, 51
Brown, Rebecca, epitaph, 132
Brown, Samuel, 83, 94 "Brush Valley," 149
Brush Valley School, 223
Brushes, manufacture of, 149, 162
Buckingham, Rev. Merritt, 203, 208-209 Bucknum, David, 79, 83
Burnet, Andrew, 119 Burnet, Henry, 70, 83, 95
Burnet, Capt. William, 127 Burnett, Dr. Joel, 130, 244
Burnett, William, Jr., 204 Burton, Asa, 78, 79 Burying Ground, 47, 99 Cadrett, Marion (Mrs. Raymond) , 250 Caldwell, Susan, 163
Canada Townships, 20-21
Carlson, Oscar, 173 Cemetery, 160-161, 170-171
Center School, 151, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227 Chaffee, George A., Jr., 111 fn.
Chair shops, 148, 162-163
Charlestown, N. H., 20, 35, 41
Cheney, Damon, 149
Cheney, Ebenezer, 99 Cheney, L. P., 170
Cheney, Levi, 99, 104
Cheney, Moses, 99
Chestnuts, 123-124
Civil War, participants in, 153-160 Civil War Honor Roll, 158 Civilian Conservation Corps Camps, 185-187, 189 Clapboards, manufacture of, 148-149, 162
Clapp, Mary Blake (daughter of Jonathan Blake) , 170
Clapp, Martha (granddaughter of Jonathan Blake) , 233 Clapp daughters, 171
Clark, Stephen, 113, 266 Cloth, manufacture of, 134-135, 148 Cobb, David, 69, 79, 108
Cobb, George Burt, 6, 109 Cobb, Josiah, 85, 95, 96, 103, 104, 108, 119 Cobb, Richard, 108
Cobb, Samuel, 108
Cobb, William, 6, 108-109, 119, 123, 124, 129-131, 135, 144,
148-149, 160, 229, 230, 231, 239, 243, 272
Coe, Bertha (Mrs. Jefferson) , 1.13 Cole, Mary C. (Mrs. Orville) , 202, 234, 275 Cole, Orville, 178, 181, 184, 191, 271, 272, 273
Conant, Asa, 105, 133 Conant, Benjamin, 72, 83 Conant, Ezra, 72 Conant, Dr. Ezra, Jr., 87, 92, 105, 243, 272 Conant, James M., 171 Conant, Jonas, 133
Conant, Josiah, 148
Conant, Mary, 111
Conant, Steven, 94
Congregational Society, 90, 91-92
Conley, Rev. Raymond, 203, 204 Copeland, Marian, 207, 241
Copeland, Thomas S., 180
Cook, Ashabel, 114
Cook, Daniel, 113-114
Cook, Ezekiel, 114
Cook, George, 7, 48, 114, 137
Cook, Nathan, 114
Cook, Rhoda, 7, 114, 202
Cook, Solomon, 114
Cooper, Alexander, 153, 158
Crane, Rev. Frederick, 248
Crows, bounties on, 116
Cutting, Abbie, 223
Dana, Capt. Caleb, 41
Darling, John, 240, 251-252
Darrah, Mrs. Robert, 174-175
Davis, Ebenezer, 54
Davis, Elijah, 214 Davis, Samuel, 32, 33, 37
Day, Arland, 31 Deerfield, 15, 17-18, 67
Deerfield Academy, 222
Delva, Calvin W., 148, 149, 163, 165,170 DeNeve, Gustave, 180 Doane, Oscar, Jr., 6, 118, 119, 265, 266, 271, 273 Doolittle, Amzi, 47, 48, 54, 68, 79, 82, 87, 89,90 Doolittle, Rev. Benjamin, 31, 54
Draper, Dr. Joseph, 233 Dresser, Gladys (Mrs. Lee J.) , 204, 275 Dresser, Lee J., 178, 192, 193, 194, 196, 223, 224, 226, 271 Drury, Sarah R. (daughter of
Rev. Preserved Smith) , 233 Dudley, Col. William, 23, 25, 32, 33, 34 Durkee, Alice (Mrs. Norman) , 196 Durkee, Norman, 206, 209, 226, 250, 273
Earle, Anno S. (Mrs. Harry) , 241, 273, 275 Earle, Elizabeth S., 7, 235, 241, 272, 275 Earle, Harry C., 193, 196, 257
Eddy, Abijah, 134, 231, 272
Edson, Violet M., 184, 236
Elberfeld, Rev. Samuel, 192, 203 Erving, 39, 98, 168 Evans, Moses, 47, 54
Fair and Cattle Show, 169-170 Farrar, John, 48 Fay, Samuel, 129, 130, 135, 136, 137 Federated Church, 202-203, 206, 207,208,210
Fellows, Archie J., 193, 225
Fellows, Garlda (Mrs. Archie J.), 250
Fellows, Oliver, 265
Fellows, Sgt. Winfred, 190, 191, 193 Fellows Memorial Field, 47, 193 Felton, George E., 240
Field, Emmeline, 114
Field, Seth, 37, 54
Field, Zachariah, 19
Field Grant, 19, 52
Fifth Mass. Turnpike Corp, members of, 118 Fire Dept., 235-238
First Parish and Religious Soci- ety, 144, 201, 203, 205, 209 Fisher, Annie B. C. (later Mrs. Louis B. Pulcifer) , 176 Fisher, Barnard, 163
Fisher, Reuben, 148-149 Fisk, Elijah, 160 Fisk, Experience (Mrs. Elijah) , 160 Fisk, Peter, 81, 83, 96
Floods, 164-165, 186-187 Flour (Flower) Hill, 27, 252- 253 Fort Dummer, 35 Fort Number Four, 35, 36, 42
Foskett, Ebenezer, 99, 133 Foster, Josiah, 44-45
Fournier, Arthur, 266 Francis, J. Arthur, 48, 206, 207, 209 Francis, Nellie M. (Mrs. Howard) , 7, 273 Franklin County, establish- ment of, 98 French, Dr. Samuel P., 166, 232, 245, 274, 275 Friberg, Rev. Eino, 210
Fuller, James E., 165, 172
Gale, Amory, 148 Gale, Appleton, 111, 163, 172
Gale, Daniel, 74, 111
Gale, David, 79, 111, 133
Gale, Jonathan (1st) , 70, 83, 84, 108, 111,115
Gale, Jonathan (2nd) , 148 Gale, W. H., 170, 271, 274 Gardner, Capt Andrew, 22, 23, 26,33 Gardner, Thomas, 21-22 Gardner's Canada, 22-26
Gay, Rev. Bunker, 75-76 General Assembly, 79-80, 81-82, 94, 100 Geodetic Survey Camp, 185 Geology and Mineral Deposits, 261-262 Gibson, Joanna, 259-260
Gibson. Rev. Randall, 210 Gilbert, Job, 59, 60 Gillespie, Adele (Mrs. Edwin) , 225, 227, 273, 275 Gillespie, Edwin, 7, 161, 236, 237, 266, 267 Glass industry, 128-131 Glue, manufacture of, 148 Goddard, Nathan, 98 Goldsbury, Christopher, 112 Goldsbury, Forrest, 139
Goldsbury, Col. James, 54, 104, 106, 108, 111, 112, 133 Goldsbury, James (son of Col.
James) , 112, 137, 179 Goldsbury, James (grandson of Col. James) , 124 Goldsbury, Capt. John, 100, 101, 103, 106, 111, 133
Goldsbury, Rev. John, 105, 112, 217, 232, 274, 275 Goldsbury, Dr. Paul W., 7, 112, 178-179, 275 Goldsbury, Royal, 112 Goldsbury, Samuel, 112
Goodale, Joseph, 84
Goodell, Abner, 130
Goodell, Joseph, 54, 79, 97
Gould, Asa, 84 Graham, Rev. John, 205
Green, Julia (Mrs. Frank C.) , 7, 111, 223, 273
Green, Leslie W., 176. 202, 275 Grist mills, 111, 132, 133, 134, 141, 149, 163 Guilford, Vt., 21
Hadsel, Jacqueline (Mrs. Paul) , 204
Hadsel, Paul, 7, 193, 204, 237, 271 Hall, Dr. Ebenezer, 128-130, 244 Harris, Frederick W., 19, 225, 267, 271,273 Harris, Martin, 163
Hastings, A. Jarvis, 113 Hastings, Alice M. (Mrs. Everett) , 233 Hastings, Benjamin, 112
Hastings, Caleb, 113
Hastings, Daniel, 113
Hastings, Henry, 112 Hastings, Isaac, 113
Hastings, Jonas, 112, 120
Hastings, Nathan, 87, 112, 253- 254 Hastings, Samuel, 113, 165, 167- 169, 176, 177, 239, 271, 272 Hastings, William, 112 Hatch, Rev. Roger C., 205 Hathorn Grant, 19, 51-52 Haven, Viola D., 7
Haynes, Charles, 135 Hazeltine, Dr. Benjamin, 128, 243, 244
Hearse, first, 115 Nahum) 202, 233, 275 Hedge, Rev. Lemuel, 46, 47-48, Jones, Nahum, 162, 165, 232, 51, 54-55, 66, 67, 70-72, 74-75, 275 Joslin, Earl, 118, 266 Keene, N. H., 20 221 Henderson, John, 258 Hill, Dr. Gardner C., 127, 245 Kellog, Nathaniel, 24, 26, 30 Hinsdale, N. H., 74 Kelton, James, 77, 83 Hix, Elder, 88-89 Kelton, Thomas, 83 Hoagland, Rev. Napoleon S., Kelton Cemetery, 276 247
Hockanum hill and road, 257 Hodge, Elder Levi, 211
Holbrook, Barbara L. (Mrs. Ralph) , 204
Holbrook, Ralph, 7, 48, 188, 194, 204, 206, 209, 210, 224, 225, 226, 271 Holden, Chapin, 131, 144-145
Holden, James, 123
Holman, Henry, 212
Horses, runaway, 174-175
Houghton, Sherman, 275
Howard, William A., 166, 204, 233 Hubbard, Agnes (Mrs. Kenneth) , 204 Hubbard, Kenneth and Hollis, 266 Hurricane, 187
Independence, signers in favor of, 80-81 Indian pot holes, 262
Indians, 13-14, 15-18; bounties for, 42 Inflation, 95, 102-103
Jarvis. Capt. James, 24, 33-34
Jay, Helen (Mrs. Ralph) , 235 Tenkins, Dr. Fred E., 245, 274 Jennings, Archie, 168, 214 Tennings, C. H., 163, 271 Jennings, Dwight, 154 Tewell, Ebenezer, 123 Jillson, Henry, 157, 163, 232, 271
Johnson, Victor and Ludwig, 173 Johnson, William, 19
Jolly Good Times at Hackma- tack, by Mary P. Wells Smith, 137, 142 Jones, Clara A. (daughter of
Kelton's Corner, 110
Kendrick, Elijah, 94
Kendrick, John, 94
Kidder, Aaron, 165
Kingsbury, Rev. Samuel, 205
Knowlton, Elias, 119
Knudtson, Bendick I., 194, 224, 236 Kolka, Robert, 7, 266, 271
Kolka, Wilma (Mrs. Robert) , 249 Kuljus, Ferdinand, 266
Lake, Ephraim, 149
Lampson, Asa, 83
Langley, Samuel, 102
Larrabee, Chester E., 180
Laths, manufacture of, 162
Lawrence, Joseph, 54 Lawrence, William H., 153, 158
Lawson, John, 173
Lemp, Capt. Harry J., 183
Leonard, Francis, 70, 133, 204, 205,260 Leonard, George M., 227
Leonard, James, monument, 260
Leonard, John, 135, 204
Leonard, Jonas, 83
Leonard, Moses, 98
Leonard, Moses, Jr., 54, 72, 98
Leonard, William F., 7, 99
Lesure, Ansel, 204, 205
Library, 165, 166, 171, 205, 212; history of, 227-235
Library Trustees, list of, 275 Lincoln, Arlene (Mrs. Richard) , 250 Lincoln, Charles E., 7, 180, 188, 265, 271 Lincoln, Charles E., Jr., 197, 238 Lincoln, Donald, 238 Lincoln, Edith P. (Mrs. Fred
A.), 223, 273, 275 Lincoln, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles, Jr.) , 238 Lincoln, Florence (Mrs. Robert), 204 Lincoln, Fred A., 188, 202 Lincoln, Fred R., 7, 135, 187- 189, 191, 235,266 Lincoln, Hettie B. (Mrs. Fred R.), 195, 275 Lincoln, Rev. Increase, 201 Lincoln, Lois (Mrs. Donald) , 204
Lincoln, Robert, 188 Locke, Ebenezer, 40, 54, 251
Locke, Samuel, 42, 44, 45 Locusts, depredations by, 139 Lunenberg, 19, 20, 30 Lyceum, 146, 245-246 Lyman, Edward A., 176, 240- 241, 275
McGlennen, Rev. Edward, 203 McKim, Marie Antoinette (Mrs. William) , 165 McKim, Col. William, 151
McKnight, John, 54 McLean, Mrs. William, 248
Mallard, Henry, 150, 272
Mallard, John, 83, 94
Mallard, Thomas, 94, 135
Malouin, Philip and Christine, 183-184 Manning, Corp. Henry, 154, 158
Marsh, Amos, 54, 72, 79, 81, 82, 89, 90,272
Marsh, Samuel, 78
Martin, Leo, 236, 273
Mason, George, 135 Matthews, Glenn, 7, 151
Matthews, Kenneth, 266 Matthews, Ralph, 129 Maynard, Emerson, 227, 250 Mayo, Amory, 109, 144
Mayo, Rev. Amory Dwight, 278
Mayo, Benjamin, 82, 98, 109
Mayo, Caleb, 95, 109, 125, 126, 160 Mayo, David, 109 Mayo, Edward, 109
Mayo, Edward F., 150, 151, 159, 165, 167,170 Mayo, John, 70, 77 Mayo, Col. Joseph, 45, 46, 50, 51; sons of, 52, 109 Mayo, Maj. Joseph, Jr., 70, 83, 93, 94, 96, 97 Meeting house, first, 40, 43-44, 48, 49, 54, 55, 101; second, 101-102, 144 Melindy, Samuel, 119
Memorial Day, 241-242
Merean, William, 33, 40
Metcalf, Rev. Harlan P., 206
Metcalf, John, 23
Metcalf, Joseph, 98, 106
Metcalf, Dr. Peletiah, 128, 243, 244, 245 Metcalf, Savel, 74, 96, 98 Metcalf Memorial Chapel, 29, 206 Militia companies, roster of, 83 Militias, 68-69, 115-116, 124- 125, 127, 150
Mills, James, 99
Milne, Albert and Letitia, 184
Minard, Abel, 128, 130
Miner, Allen, 267
Minute Men, roster of, 69-70
Moody and Sankey, 205 Moore, George W., 133, 163, 173, 251 Moore, John, 134
Moore, Jonathan, 83, 93, 110
Moore, Mark, 83, 101, 108, 119, 130
Moore, Nathan C., 134 Moore, Samuel, 110, 144, 149 Morgan, Quartus M., 173, 231, 239 Morris, Albert J., 134, 175, 235 Morris, Eleanor (Mrs. Albert J.) , 6, 191, 234, 235, 275 Morse, Charles A., 6, 191, 193, 194, 210, 224, 226, 227, 271, 274 Morse, Charles H., 239-240 Morse, Elijah, 43 Morse, Gilman, 239 Morse, Grace C. (Mrs. Charles
A.) , 7, 191, 207, 234, 249
Morse, Jeduthan, 48, 51, 52, 54, Pierpont, Ebenezer, 41
59, 60, 72, 74, 78-79, 133, 251 Mount Grace, 16-17, 19, 26, 50; fire towers on, 178, 179
New Hampshire, boundary dis- pute, 20, 36 New Salem, 34, 67, 137, 168
New Salem Academy, 222
Newell, Samuel, 22, 23, 24, 39
Newton, Asahel, 70, 85
Neville, David, 86-87
Nordstedt, Carl, 159, 197, 275
Nordstedt, Henry, 6, 235, 275
Nordstedt, Ludwig, 173, 174, 176, 212, 234 North Orange, 34
Northfield (Squakeag) , 18, 20, 30, 31, 33, 34-35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 43, 61-62, 67, 69, 101, 114, 131, 226 Nurse, Timothy, 63 Nylander, Herman, 173
Ohlson, Albert, 118
Ohlson, Oscar N., 7, 179-180, 181, 191, 196, 235, 236, 237, 238
Ohlson, Nils, 173 Old Home Day, 172
"Old Red House," 113
Omsted, Israel, 46, 47, 49, 54
Orange, 19, 25, 98, 168
Ormsbee, John, 82, 83
Packard, Jacob, 103
Pails, manufacture of, 141, 148, Rawson, Mrs. Hannah, 62-63 162-163 Palm leaf hats, 170
Parent-Teachers' Assoc., 248- 250 Peabody, Joseph, 179
Peck, Seth, 70, 74, 79
Penniman, Bunyan, 119, 160
Perry, Ephraim, 48
Perry, Joseph, 54 Petersham, 67 Petty, Capt. Reuben, 69, 79, 84 Phipps, Sir William, 20-22
Pioneer Valley Regional School, 225, 226, 227; committee, 274 Place names, derivation of, 250-258
Planing machine, invention of, 139-140
Political parties, 120-122, 125
Pomeroy, Josiah, 68, 79, 82, 83,
94, 95, 97, 119, 125, 135, 272 Pomeroy, Dr. Medad, 92, 95,
97, 100, 105, 106-107, 243
Pomeroy, Gen. Seth, 35, 66, 72
Poor Farm, 150-151
Population, 61-62, 141, 272
Postmasters, 123; list of, 239-
241
Post Office, 123, 239-241
Prescott, Ebenezer, 47, 48
Prison Camp, 197-198
Proctor, Harwood, 174, 232
Proctor, Josiah, 125, 134, 217
Proctor, Mrs. Julia E., 203, 274
Proctor, Laban B., 139-140
Proctor, Capt. Peter, 69, 72, 83, 84, 94, 117, 134
Prouty, Ernest G., 178, 182, 271 Pullen Manor Club, 267
Putnam, Col. Benjamin, 139, 239
Quebec, 21, 22, 77 Quincy, Josiah, 65
Railroads, 146-148
Rawson, Josiah, 58, 62, 74, 79, 81,96 Reed, Rev. Samuel, 48, 88, 90- 91, 115, 127, 221 Rhoades, Delbert, 266 Rhodes, Clarence, 266
Rice, Absalon and Elizabeth, 33 Rice, Lydia, 33 Rich, Caleb, 70, 107, 108, 213
Rich, Charles, 108, 133
Rich, Elisha, 50, 107
Physicians, list of resident, 243- Rich, Jacob, 82, 107, 108, 119, 245 Pierce, Ebenezer, 160 129, 133, 134 Pierce, Joel, 143
Rich, Nathaniel, 101, 108, 133 Rich, Lieut. Thomas, 69, 78,
79, 82, 83, 93, 94, 103, 104, 107, 108, 133 Richards, George N., 164, 169, 247 Richmond, N. H., 25
Ripley, Peter, 70
Robarts, Abraham, 100
Robbins, Aaron, 83
Robbins, Asa, 48, 51
Robbins, Isaac, 134
Robbins, Linville W., 224, 274
Rock, tipping, 262; Wawbeek, 263-264
Romelt, Walter, 266
Root, Appolus, 205
Rowlandson, Mrs. Mary, 16
Roxbury, 22, 23, 25, 26, 33
Roxbury Canada, 46, 49, 52
Royalston, 40, 98, 211
Rum Brook and road, 254
Russell, Justus, 119, 125, 134, 141
Russell, William, 148
Salt, rationing of, 85
Sampson, Myron, 168, 239
Sawmills, 40, 42, 44, 45, 46, 50, 111, 132, 133, 141, 148-149, 162-163
School Building Committee, 224, 225, 226, 227
School Committees, list of, 273
School districts, 216-221, 222
School Union, 222
Schools, "Select," 220-221, 222
Scott, Lemuel, 138-139, 149, 150, 239
Scott, Samuel, 43, 45, 46, 49, 253 Smith, Zilpha, 258-259
Seaver, Ebenezer, 40, 45
Seaver, John, 33
Selectmen, list of, 271
Settlers, bounties to, 33, 39
Sever, Shubael, 22
Severance, Joseph, 19
Severance Grant, 19, 52
Sharpe, Robert, 33
Shatos, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, 267
Shays, Daniel, 103-106
Shearman, Abner, 96, 133 Shearman, Samuel, 72
Sheomet (Warwick) , 257
Sheomet Club and Pond, 256- 257, 258, 260 Shepardson, David, 164
Shepardson, George, 178, 271 Shepardson, George D., Jr., 7, 192, 195, 226, 227, 262, 271 Shepardson, Janet (Mrs.
George, Jr.) , 196, 206, 207, 209
Shepardson, Elder John, 211 Shingles, manufacture of, 141, 148, 163 Shoes, manufacture of, 148, 162-163
Shumway, Warren P., 240
Shutesbury, 67, 168
Sibley, Mrs. E. C. (daughter of Lemuel Wheelock) , 165, 233- 234
Simonds, Benjamin, 77
Simons, Benjamin, Jr., 83
Smallpox, 21, 22, 78, 151; ceme- tery, 276 Smart, June (Mrs. Robert) , 204
Smart, Robert, 238
Smith, Capt. Daniel N., plan- ing machine invented by, 139-140
Smith, Frederick (grandson of Rev. Preserved Smith) , 202
Smith, Karl B., 266
Smith, Mary P. Wells, 137, 142
Smith, Rev. Preserved, 88, 128, 137, 142-143, 201, 217, 221, 227, 229, 231
Soderman, Charles, 173
Soldiers' bounties, in Revolu- tion, 94-95, 97; in Civil War, 156, 158-159
Soldiers' Monument, erection of, 153 Spencer, George, 153
Spirit Spring, 214-215
Spiritualism, 214-215
Spooner, Samuel W., 232, 233 Squakeag (Northfield), 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Stage routes, 137-138, 146 Stange, Carl G., 173, 223, 271
State Forest and Parks, 178-180 Tax, ministerial, 63, 90, 91, 115, Stearns, Clark, 150 144
Stearns, Mary Ann, 163
Stearns, Simeon, 70, 83 Stearns brothers, 110-111
Stevens, Charles, 148
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 234
Stevens, Mrs. John D., 234
Stevens, Joseph, original pro- prietor, 113
Stevens, Joseph (son of Wilder) , 113, 144, 217, 231
Stevens, Joseph A. (great grand- son of Wilder) , 6, 111fn., 113, 129, 204, 206, 209, 238, 275 Stevens, Joseph G. (grandson of Wilder) , 272
Stevens, Maria Mayo, flagpole, 181, 232 Stevens, Martin, 93
Stevens, Nathaniel E., 113, 148, 149, 163
Stevens, Nathaniel Gove, 104, 108, 113, 120
Stevens, Capt. Phineas, 36
Stevens, Rena (Mrs. Joseph G.) , 48
Stevens, Capt. Samuel, 33, 41, 113
Stevens, Wilder, 70, 113
Stimpson, Frank E., 170, 239
Stimpson, Levi, 135
Stockwell, James, 150, 151, 169, 170, 271
Stoddard, Albert H., 197, 206, 209, 225, 226, 236, 250, 271, 273, 274
Stoddard, Freda (Mrs. Albert) , 250
Stone, Matthias, 45 Street lights, 182 Streeter, Wendell, 226
Superintendent of Schools, list of, 274 Swedish families, 173 Symes, James, 129, 130 Tanneries, 141, 148, 149, 162, 163
Tax, penny land, 53, 61, 62 Tax, school, 217-218
Tax collector, lowest bidder as, 100-102, 121; highest bidder as, 117 Taylor, Dr. Amos, 137, 148, 217, 244-245, 272
Taylor, William Kendall, 160- 161, 232, 272, 275
Temperance Societies, 146, 166 Temple, Hananiah, 93, 99 Thayer, Julia Ball (Mrs. Edward C.) , 175, 202
Thoren, Bessie (Mrs. Gunnar) ,
6, 7, 19,235,275
Thoren, Gunnar, 7, 19
Tools, manufacture of, 141, 148
Tornado, 131-132
Tory ministers, list of, 67
Town, Ephraim, 78
Town, Silas, 48, 54, 78, 79
Town Clerks, list of, 272
Town clock, 171, 202
Town Common, 47
Town Forest Commissioners, 181 Town fountain, 175
Town Hall, 171-172, 194
Town offices and duties, early, 54-60 Town Park, 165
Town poor, 57-58 "Transient Camp," 184-185
Trask, Mrs. Rebecca, 202
Trinitarian Congregational Church, 128, 144, 202, 204, 205,206 Tri-State Mutual Aid System, 237
Tuel, Benjamin, 119, 129, 133, 258 Turner, F. Sumner, 225 Turners Falls, 17, 18 Turnpikes, 118-120, 136
Tyler, Mary A., 174, 202 Underwood, Melba (Mrs. Maurice) , 249
Taverns, 104-105, 109, 118, 120, Underwood, Maurice, 48, 238, 137 250
Unitarian Church, 47, 137, 144- Whitney, John, 83
145, 149; history of, 201-204, 209
Universalists, 201, 212-213
Veterans' Association, 240-242
Voorhees, Fred, 207
Vorce, Lizette (Mrs. Martin) , 6
Wallis, Matthew, 52 Wallock, John, 236, 241
War of 1812, 125-127
Ward, Ashbel, 141, 143
Ward, Sylvanus, 151
Ward, Wales N., 172, 271, 275 Warren, Dr. Joseph, 50-51, 70- 71 Warwick, Earl of, 52
Warwick, incorporation of, 52- 53; origin of name of, 53 Warwick and Irvings Gore Turnpike Corp., members of, 119-120
Warwick Grange, 247-248 Warwick Inn, 138-139, 148, 149, 168, 170, 182, 183-184, 211 Warwick Lumber Co., 181 Warwick Old Residents' Re- union Association, 168, 172 Wastcoat, Richard, 129, 130
Watts, Nicholas, 95
Webster, Daniel, 142 Webster, Frank W., 7, 223, 235, 271
Webster, Russell F., 7, 266
Webster, Wilber F., 258
Weld, Lieut. Daniel, 33, 37
Weld, Capt. Joseph, 34, 37 Wendell, 39 Wheeler, Asa, 148
Wheeler, George N., 162, 169, 271
Wheeler, James S., 149
Wheelock, Alexander, 83, 99 Wheelock, Col. Lemuel, 135, 137, 142-143, 217, 230, 272 Wheelock, Timothy, 83 Whipple, Henry, 127 White, Adriel C., 163 White, Benjamin, 33 White, Capt. Edward, 32 Whitney, Daniel, 70, 83 Whitney, Elijah, 79
Wildcats, bounties on, 116 Willard, Josiah, 19 Williams, Charles A., 169, 172, 176, 235, 271 Williams, E. A., 172
Williams, Ebenezer, 122, 129, 130, 213 Williams, Elsie, 176
Williams, John, 213
Williams, Col. Joseph, 41, 46, 49, 50,108 Williams, Joseph A., 156, 169, 173
Williams, Melzar, 135, 148, 169 Williams, Col. Samuel, 68, 72, 82, 91, 92, 94, 96, 97, 108, 112 Williams, Ebenezer, 119, 122- 123 Winchendon, 21 Winchester, N. H., 19-20, 25, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37, 44, 67, 119, 123
Windom, Florence (grand- daughter of Rev. Hatch) , 234
Windom, William, 205, 234- 235 Witherell, Flora (Mrs. Ralph) , 196 Witherell, Frank and Edward, 172 Witherell, George A., 7, 182, 248, 271,275 Witherell, Henry A., 155, 241, 275 Witherell, Ralph W., 194, 196, 197, 224, 250 Wolves, bounties on, 87, 116 Woman's Guild of Warwick, 248-249 Wood, Charles, 48, 54, 83 Woodward, Jonathan, 72, 99, 133 Worden, Mrs. Baxter, 212, 234 World War I, list of servicemen in, 180 World War II, list of service- men in, 190 Wright, Capt. Eldad, 69 Youngman, Oscar, 266
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