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The Tewksbury High School. The High School used the upper part of the building that has since been remodeled into the Spaulding School. The pioneer class of six graduated in 1891. Miss Kirkland of New York was its first teacher. Mr. Galger is associated in our minds with chemis- try, mineralogy and geology, and his cousin, Mr. Jackson with astronomy, Caesar, and Virgil. Miss Goucher, the assistant. led us in literary paths -With her we Lost and Regained Paradise.
The class prophet as he stood before us in the old church gave no hint that one of our little class would be instructing hundreds of girls of the Teachers' College in penmanship. The prophet himself was our leading bass singer. He has since then joined that choir invisible.
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Tel. 8183
"Say it with Flowers"
Elizabeth M. Lee -FLORIST-
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants also Floral Designs
Whipple Rd. West Tewksbury
Penn Gas and Oil
"The Red House" TEA ROOM HELEN MacKAY, Prop.
Farm Produce
Greetings ...
WILMINGTON WATER WORKS
Jesse E. Kemp
Butcher
Trull Street
Tewksbury
Tel. Lowell 2541-W
Gas Oil
Hinton Farm
Fresh Picked Vegetables
Ed. Hinton, Prop.
Shawsheen River
Main Street-Tewksbury
Fairgrieve & Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Austin F. and Jesse J. FRENCH MARKET GARDENERS
Fruit, Vegetables and Hard Wood 4244-J-TELS .- 4244-M
Huntley's Lunch "A Good Place to Eat" N. HARRY HUNTLEY, Prop.
CATERING and CLUB SUPPERS
Wilmington-Tel. 438
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River Ridge Orchards
H. E. Thompson & Son, Props.
FARM PRODUCE and APPLES
McIntosh and Baldwins a Specialty
River Road North Tewksbury Tel. Lowell 8356
Kalsomining
Paper Hanging
Bolton & Norris
Interior and Exterior Painting Estimates Cheerfully Given
Tewksbury Center Massachusetts Tel. Lowell 434-12
Tewksbury Meat Market A. TREMBLY, Prop.
FANCY GROCERIES Ice Cream, Confectionery, Tonic, Cigars and Tobacco
East Street Tewksbury, Mass.
Telephone Connection
North Tewksbury Garage W. I. BAILEY, Prop.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
Tel. Lowell 936-12
Congratulations to the Town of Tewksbury on its 200th Anniversary
PATTEN & CO. TEWKSBURY. MASS.
HAROLD J. PATTEN - CARNATION SPECIALIST
Established at Lowell, Mass. in 1870
The first commercial greenhouse The first retail florist shop in Lowell.
in Lowell
Moved to the present location in Tewksbury in 1888.
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Old Homesteads
Center Village, built about 1:69. Residence of Harris M. Briggs. J TONATHAN GRAY Homestead,
Jaques Homestead, corner Main and Chandler Streets, built about 1795. Present owner Daniel Sheehan.
Squire Rogers Homestead, Main Street near Wamesit, built early in 1800; original owner unknown. Res- idence of Mrs. Alice Pike.
Clark House, on Shawsheen Street, built about 1280. Present owner Rob- ert Barron.
Burtt House, South Street; built about 1800. Present owner James H. Lord.
Gray House, at the Center ; built about 1800, owned by the Wamesit Association of Masons.
REV. SAMPSON SPAULDING HOMESTEAD Built in 1735.
Strachan House, on Livingston Located in Tewksbury Center. Residence of Franklin F. Spaulding, the fifth of his line to occupy it. Street ; built prior to 1775. Now owned by the State Infirmary. Original build- er unknown. Here was discovered the first Scotch Heather to be found in this section of New England, according to Alexander Dawson, of the Arnold Aboretum.
French Homestead, corner of Billerica and French Streets; built about 1800. Present owner Aaron Osterman.
Jonathan Clark Homestead, North Village; built about 1746. Owned and occupied by the descendants.
Rev. Jacob Coggin Homestead, in the Center Village ; built in 1800. Residence of Mrs. Henry M. Billings.
Thomas Marshall Homestead, located on Pleasant Street, built in 1128. Part of this home is the original structure. Residence of James Marshall and continuously occupied by six gen- erations of the Marshall Family.
JONATHAN BROWN HOMESTEAD Built in 1721
Corner South and Main Street. Residence of Enoch W. Foster
John Chandler Homestead, located on Chandler St., built in 1802. Owned and occupied by the Oblate Novitiate.
Pringle House, on Pringle St., off South ; built about 1750. Original own- er unknown. Now owned by Mr. Allen.
Widow Bailey House, situated near Trull's Brook; built about 1800. Res- idence of Cyril Barker, Chief of Police.
Deacon Pillsbury House, on Living- ston Street ; built about 1825. Original owner unknown. Now owned by the State Infirmary.
Bravity Gray Homestead, Center Village; built about 1:90. Present owner, Arthur Tremblay.
Burtt House, on Livingston Street, former residence of Elbridge Livings- ton ; built about 1790. Original owner unknown. Now owned by the State Infirmary.
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BATTLES HOME Built about 1742 .- Near the North Village| Original owner unknown. Residence of Miss Josephine Battles.
TIMOTHY ROGERS HOMESTEAD Built in 1744. Corner Rogers Street and Whipple Road. Present owner Melvin G. Rogers
SAUNDERS HOMESTEAD Built about 1745. Vale Street
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Sanders Homestead, located on Main Street near the Shawsheen River. Built about 1800. Later occupied by A. Hill who conducted a blacksmith shop. Owned by Tenney.
Samuel Clark House, on Chandler Street. Original owner unknown. Built about 1800. Owned by the State In- firmary.
Kittredge House, on Vale Street, known as the Manley Place. Built about 1780.
Chapman Homestead, Center Vil- lage; built in 1290. Residence of Al- bert S. Briggs.
Kenney House, located on Pleasant Street near the Center Village. Orig- inal owner unknown; built about 1795. The residence of Frederick Carter.
Chandler House, corner of Main and Chandler Streets. Built about 1727.
Alvin Marshall Home, built in 1808. Situated on Main Street near Chandler. Now owned by Albert Kathrina.
Abram Mace Homestead, located on Main Street at Wamesit; built about 1080. Original owner unknown. Owned and occupied by the Soteriades Fam- ily.
Zachariah Hardy Homestead, on River Road, North Tewksbury ; built in 1736. Residence of Joseph Seamans.
George Lee House, built about 1805. Situated on Lee Street. Original owner unknown. Afterwards known as the "Old Tannery House".
Jonas Clark Homestead, at the North Village. The residence for many years of Deacon John L. Moore ; built about 1820. Present owner C. Ran- dolph Fitzgerald.
Sibel Gray House, at the North Vil- lage ; built in the early 1800's. Present owner is Robert Rutledge.
The Hilton Homestead, at
the North Village; built in 1802 by Life Farmer who occupied it at that time. Another house on this property was built by James Hardy Jr., and moved to its present site. We believe this house to be nearly two hundred years' old.
Mention should be made of some of the original homes in the section now a part of Lowell.
The Deacon Thomas Clark Home- stead on Clark Road, built in 1790. The residence of Miss Jennie Clark. The
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Tonics
Pastry
J. R. Rainey
GROCERIES and DELIVERY
"A Good Place to Eat"
at the RUBY MRS. IDA FULLER, Prop. Main Street South Tewksbury TOURISTS ACCOMMODATED
Lunch
Tourists Accommodated
Fred's Place MRS. E. LALIBERTE, Prop.
FRIED CLAMS A SPECIALTY -GROCERIES-
Main Street Tewksbury
Established 1919
N. M. Anderson's Sons DAIRY PRODUCTS 90% of our milk supply raised in Tewksbury. Daily delivery covering Lowell.
"Grade A" Milk, Cream, Butter and Buttermilk Ralph & Anthony Anderson 4029-TELS .- 3333-M
Lanners Motor Store
Grocery Service at Your Door MEATS and PROVISIONS Fruits and Vegetables
River Road North Tewksbury
Tel. 5593-M
Compliments of Thompson Grove
Main Street Wilmington
W. K. Foss SIGNS and SHOW CARDS
Phone 2649-1
Tewksbury Center
GREETINGS!
Tewksbury Diner In the Centre
HOME-MADE PASTRY
Compliments of
Omer N. Blanchard
Andover Street North Tewksbury
Tewksbury Cemetery Corporation
For the care of your lot is a permanent remembrance.
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Irving F. French
MARKET GARDENER West Tewksbury
Flower and Vegetable Plants in Season Tel. 3333-W
Starr's Bakery
LARGEST HOUSE-TO-HOUSE BAKERY IN LOWELL
61-67 So. Wilder St.
Compliments of
Mclaughlin & Dennison The Rexall Drug Store in the Square
Wilmington
Massachusetts
Silver Lake Bakery Herman Bischoff, Prop.
Finest Quality Bakery Products
Orders taken on short notice for Church and Lodge Parties
So. Tewksbury Tel. Wilmington 345
To the People of Tewksbury:
You have chosen me moderator in each of twenty-six consecutive years.
1 deeply appreciate these repeated expressions of confidence and good will. Accept my thanks for the honor you have shown me.
Melvin G. Rogers MODERATOR OF TEWKSBURY - 1909-1934
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original house which stood in the rear, was built by Deacon Clark on his mov- ing into Tewksbury from Chelmsford in 1240.
Deacon Oliver Clark Homestead, now occupied by Warren Mansur, on Clark Road, was built in 1809.
The Timothy Hunt House was built in 1809 by Andrew Clark, on Clark Road. Now occupied by the O'Heir Family.
Ebenezer Hunt Homestead, Butman Road. Built early in 1800.
on
The Bootman House, long since destroyed. Butman Road was named after this family.
There are possibly other old home- steads in the Belvidere section. but those mentioned above are in closer proximity to the Tewksbury line.
HOMES and TAVERNS
Enoch Foster Tavern, corner Shaw- sheen and Main Streets, built about 1725.
Jonathan Brown Tavern, corner South and Main Streets ; built early in 1200. Now owned by Leo Bonugli.
Browns Tavern, at the Center Vil- lage, prominently mentioned in the early history of the town. Residence of Dr. Herbert M. Larrabee.
The Records Committee, in com- piling the list of "Old Homesteads" in the town, have tried to include all within the town limits ; it may be pos- sible that some have been unadvertent- ly omitted; those listed, were con- structed in the seventeeth and early eighteenth century, and are now stand- ing.
The earliest construction was the small three-room log cabin. The later construction was of the cottage type and the more elaborate two and a half story, both of which are shown in the accompanying cuts. Many owners have made changes in the exterior ap- pearance of the original structure.
It is impossible to show pictures of all of the homes listed : those shown are representative ones in the several sections of the town.
The date of construction in many cases is impossible to ascertain, those given are believed to be as nearly cor- rect as possible. from the information received.
PRESTON HOMESTEAD
Built prior to 1760. Tewksbury Center. Res. of Herbert W. Pillsbury.
KENDALL HOMESTEAD Built prior to 1760. Kendall Road. Present owner Mrs. Jessie Marshall
DAVID CARTER HOMESTEAD
Main Street. - Built about 1780 on the side of his previous home. Owned by the Duffy Family.
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The Old Burying Grounds
P RIOR to the incorporation of the town, it is reasonable to assume that most of the burials were made in the "Churchyards" of our mother town, Billerica, near the Meeting House. These older Churchyards were either a part of or nearby the Meeting House.
Many of our older stones have dis- appeared through the action of the ele- ments or the passing of time. Some have been replaced, usually retaining the character of these old memorials ; figures of urns, weeping willows and winged heads, emblematic of the de- parted spirits.
In these plots of land, sacred to the memory of our forefathers who blazed the wilderness with their loved ones OLD CENTER CEMETERY and fought for their preservation, one cannot pass without a feeling of reverence and awe. The alloted span of life appears somewhat different than at the present, graves of children of early childhood, some in the twenties, but the majority ranging from the seventies throughout the nineties.
Here the graves may be seen of some of our earliest settlers or their immediate descendents, many bearing inscriptions to show they served their country in the early wars of that period.
THE OLD CENTER BURYING GROUND
S TONES marking the resting place of the children of our earliest ministers. John Spaulding, son of Rev. Sampson and Mehitable Spaulding who died in 1755 at the age of four years, five months and three days. Also the son and daughter and wife of Rev. Titus Thea- dore Barton, bearing the dates of 1799 and 1803.
Among the names appearing are those of the Kittredge. Kendall, Marshall, Rogers, Shed, French, McCoy, Bayley, Hardy families.
Some quaint inscriptions appear :
LIEUT. WILLIAM KITTREDGE, died April ye 26, 1789 in the 92d year of his Age.
He's gone at length, how many grieve Whom he did generously relieve But O how shocking he expire Amidst the flames of raging fire! Yet all who sleep in Christ are blessed What ever way they are undress'd.
Somewhere in this ground lies the body of Captain John Trull of Revolutionary fame, no stone marking his grave.
The oldest stone in this cemetery is that of the body of John Hardy Ju son of Mr. John and Abigal Hardy, died Feb'ry 16-1704.
Dea. Ezra Kendall who died in 1817 at the age of 97 years, on the stone of his wife ap- pears-
My children and my friends Prepare to follow me, This is the home assigned for all Of high and low degree.
THE SOUTH BURYING GROUND
A MONG the familar names appearing in this cemetery are those of the Baldwin, Beard, Clark. Brown, Kittredge, Foster, Thompson, Saunders, Kidder and Burtt fail- ilies.
The oldest stones standing read-
Here Lyes the body of DOCTOR JOHN KITERIG who depared this Life April the 28th 1714 in ye 49th year of his Age.
Ms MARY BALDWIN, Wife to Mr Jonathan Baldwin who died Dec'd Oct. 11th 1727 Aged 52 years.
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PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM Mass. "Grade A" Milk
Cameron's Dairy Est. 1874
The Oldest Established Dairy in Tewksbury
D. J. Cameron, Prop.
No. Tewksbury
1908 1934
Patrick J. O'Neill GENERAL CONTRACTOR
TEAMING and TRUCKING
N. A. Johnson DAIRY and FARM PRODUCTS
North Street North Tewksbury
Daniel Sterling RANGE and FUEL OIL
Tel. 1876-13
Main Street Tewksbury Center
Socony Products
Storage
Tewksbury Garage
Mobil-Oils ..... Repairing
Telephone 575-3
Harry Ramsbotham, Prop.
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A. B. Loomer
PROVISIONS
1894
1934
Compliments of
Ralph R. Currier
SO. TEWKSBURY BETTERMENT ASSOCIATION
Organized primarily to create civic pride, promote community spirit, improve the gen- eral welfare, sponsor, recommend and sup- port betterments beneficial to the District and Town.
Meetings monthly first Wednesday, 8.00 P. M., at Shawsheen School: Property own- ers and residents eligible to membership.
Martin Farm
MARKET GARDENING
in Tewksbury since 1910
Andover Street In the North
Harry C. Dawson ... Insurance ...
NORTH STREET
TELEPHONE 1018
TEWKSBURY, MASS.
Merrimack Hotel
445 MIDDLESEX STREET
LOWELL, MASS.
CHARLES C. SCHLOSS
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A devoted and long-lived couple, John Clark and his wife Sarah, who died Feb. 13, 1846 and March 1, 1846, both at the age of 85.
A father a mother dear To much loved friends Lie buride here.
The Kendall Cemetery, a private family ce- metery of recent years.
THE CLARK CEMETERY
K NOWN in its earliest history as the Hunt Cemetery, later as the Clark Cemetery. This old burying ground was set aside for the early families in that neighborhood and their decendants. Among the old names are those of the Hunt, Clark, Chapman, Russell, Worces- ter, Kimball and Candee families.
The following inscription appears on the stone of Dr. Worcester :
Death to the grave his dust conveys There sleeps the hidden prey Nor wakes till with a mighty noise The heav'ns shall pass away
The oldest stone is that of Samuel Hunt's wife,
Here lyes ye body of Sarah Hunt Wife of Samuel Hunt, Departed this life ye 10th of September 1708 in ye 28th year of her age.
NEW CENTER CEMETERY Old Section
S TONES are placed here in memory of such families as Marshall, Farmer, Jaques, Brown, Chapman and Blanchard. The graves of three of the first four ministers who served the Town and Church, appear in this section.
REVEL 12.21 The Grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ be with you all Amen
SACRED to the memory of REV. SAMPSON SPAULDING who died Dec. 15, 1796 AET 86
Lord I commit my soul to thee Accept this sacred trust
Receive the nobler part of me And watch my sleeping dust.
REV. JACOB COGGIN
Born Woburn, Sept. 7-1781. Graduated Harvard Un 1802. Ordained over the church in Tewksbury Oct. 22-1806. Died Dec. 12-1854 in the 74th year of his age and 49th of his ministry.
REV. RICHARD TOLMAN 1817-1894.
In memory of MR. JEREMIAH P. CHAPMAN who died Feb 18-1821 Aet 41
An husband kind, a parent dear A neighbor just, a friend sincere Confessed by all with him acquainted He lived beloved & died lamented
New Section
TEWKSBURY Cemetery Corporation. Con- secrated in 1860. Here lie buried those loved ones of recent years, the names being familiar to most of our people.
Many inscriptions in memory of loved ones appear, one of recent date bearing the follow- ing.
Warm summer sun, Shine kindly here, Warm southern wind, Blow softly here. Green sod above, Lie light, Lie light Good night, dear heart, Good night, good night.
In other parts of this book will be found the names of those persons signing the Church Covenant and those appearing in the list of persons set apart from Billerica in 1234, of which no grave stones have been found. It is reasonable to assume that some are among the unmarked graves in the older cemeteries.
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Tewksbury Soldiers in the Wars
V ITAL records have never been compiled in detail, showing how long the Tewksbury soldiers served, names of their various organizations, ranks held by them, and honors bestowed by a grateful government ; but what we do know, is that Tewksbury men and women have always responded promptly to any call of their government for the defense of their Country.
Prior to the forming of the Tewks- bury Minute Men, there were two companies of Militia and all three or- ganizations responded promptly to the alarm given by one of Paul Revere's messengers, marching to the Battle of Lexington and Concord and engaging with the British troops,
The alarm was given to Capt. John Trull, and he in turn fired three shots across the Merrimack River at a pre-arranged signal with Captain Varnum of the Dracut Minute Men. to notify them of the march of the Brit- ish soldiers.
The Training Field, off Trull Road in North Tewksbury, was used for the training of the Revolutionary soldiers.
HOME OF JOHN TRULL Captain of the Tewksbury Minute Men.
The first soldier from Tewksbu- ry wounded in the Civil War was George W. Loverin, a member of Company D. 6th Infantry Regiment. Massachusetts Volunteers. Private Loverin was wounded in the riots when the "Old Sixth" passed through Baltimore, Maryland, April 19, 1861.
We hope in the near future, that Vital Records in detail, may be compiled and published, so that the proper credit due these men and women may be embodied in book form, and bear a silent record to the coming generations, of the part Tewksbury played in the formation and de- velopment of our beloved Country.
The list of men credited with service in the Wars and Campaigns in which the United States has been engaged. has been compiled from the records of the Massachusetts Historical So- ciety, Archives of the Secretary of the Commonwealth and the Adjutant General's Office of the Commonwealth.
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR, 1753 - 1763
Beard, Aaron Brown, Joseph Corp. Brown, William
Frost, Edmund Jr.
Leveston, John, Lt.
Frost, Joseph
Mace. Daniel
Frost, Joshua
Mace, Isaac
Frost, Samuel
Mears, Samuel
Champall. James
Griffin, Daniel
Merrill. Stephen
Clark, Benjamin
Clark, Peter, Lt. Cogin, Thomas
Hall, Oliver Hazeltine, Samuel
Ober. William Osgood, Stephen
Hoegg, Benjamin
Peacock, Thomas
Hunt, Nathan
Putman, Samuel
Hunt, Peter
Hunt, William, Lt.
Jacquith, Ebenezer
Jewett, Seth Kidder, Joseph. Capt.
Kittredge, Daniel
Kittredge, Joshua
Kittredge, Nathan Jr.
Kittredge, Timothy
Stickney, Abraham, Ensign Stickney, Daniel Thorndike, James Trull, David
Whiting, Oliver Winch, Samuel
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Fisk. Ebenezer Fish, Ephriam Flint, Thomas Foster, Amos French, Benjamin French, Jonathan Frizel, Samuel
Danforth, Sammel Dutton, Timothy
Stearns, Oliver Shed, Jonathan Shedd, Jacob, Corp.
Farmer, Peter
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H. Louis Farmer, Sr. H. Louis Farmer, Jr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Lee St. Tewksbury, Mass. Tel. 2266-W
FREE USE OF FUNERAL HOME
Compliments of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Betts
Compliments of
Peter Bolton CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE 17th District
JOHN T. GALE
Florist
TEWKSBURY
MASSACHUSETTS
COMPLIMENTS OF
EDWARD J. WALSH
Superintendent of Streets
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Frank H. Byers
GENERAL INSURANCE
Appleton Bank Bldg. 124 Central St. Lowell, Mass.
See a Real Imported English Interior You are hereby invited to visit Ye Olde
Kopper Kettle Tavern Best of Food and Refreshments
Pawtucket Boulevard
Lowell, Mass.
Tel. 2253-12
Congratulations To
Town of Tewksbury
Prescription Druggists We Do Our Best to Serve You Best
12 Kearney Sq.
Fairburn Bldg.
Lowell
Mass.
Tel. 583
Yvonnie's Beauty Shop Permanent Waving - All Branches of Beauty Culture
131 East Merrimack St. Telephone 4184
Lowell, Mass.
Gofkauf's AUTOMOTIVE STORES
A New England Institution for New Englanders
AUTO ACCESSORIES Replacement Parts BRUNSWICK TIRES - RADIO
Main office and store
95 Bridge St. Lowell, Mass.
Compliments of
Spaulding & Tewksbury Co.
PAPER BOARDS
AND SPECIALTIES
Boston
Massachusetts
SMALL'S
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Annis, Isaac Annis, James Annis, Phineas Babb, Joseph
Frost, Benjamin Frost, Edmund Jr.
Frost, Ephriam
Bailey, Daniel
Frost, Jacob
Manning, Eliphalet
Bailey, David
Frost, Jonathan
Manning, Isaac
Frost, Jonathan
Manning, Samuel
Bailey, John
Frost, Joseph
Manning, Thomas
Frost. Joseph Jr.
Marshall, Joel
Bayley, Abraham Bayley, Samuel Bayley, Timothy
Frost, Samuel
Marshall, John
French, Aaron
Marshall, Samuel
Baldwin, Joshua
French, Isaac
Marshall, William
Ball, John
French, Joel
Mears, Roger Mears, Russell
Batchelor, John P. Batchelor, Prescott Beard, Jason
French, Reuben
Mears, Thomas
French, Samuel
Merrill, David
Beard, Jonathan
Frie, Prince Glode, Daniel
Morrill, David
Bell, Jonathan
Gould, John
Needham, John
Gould, Jonathan
Needham, Stearns
Brown, Timothy Brown, William
Burt, Jonathan
Burt, Benjamin Burt, Benjamin Burt, Jacob
Hall, Oliver
Hamblet, Jonathan
Richardson, Andrew
Hardy, Nehemiah
Hardy, William
Harris, William
Rogers, Philip
Haywood, John
Rogers, Timothy
Hazeltine, James
Rogers, Timothy Jr.
Hazelton, Elijah
Sanders, Jacob
Hazelton, James
Scarlett, Newman
Hazelton, John
Hill, John
Hill, William
Hoadly, Thomas
Hogg, Andrew
Shed, Nathan
Holt, Jesse
Spaldwin, Samson
Howard, John
Spaulding, Jonathan
Hubbard, Cato
Humphrey, Jonas
Hunt, Ebenezer
Stickney, Abraham
Hunt, Israel
Stickney, Abraham, Jr.
Stickney, Eleazer
Sweat, Luke
Talbot, Henry
Hunt, Paul
Taylor, Thomas Thompson, Joshua
Hunt, Samuel
Thompson, Samuel (Woburn,
Hunt, Timothy
Thorndike, Hezekiah
Thorndike, Paul
Tinsley, Richard
Kendall, Ephraim Kendall, Ezra
Towle, John Truce, David
Kidder, Jeremiah
Kidder, Jeremiah
Kidder, Josiah
Killum, Daniel
Kittredge, Asa Kittredge, Asa Kittredge, Daniel
Kittredge, Isaac, Jr.
Kittredge, Nathaniel
Worcester, Eldad
Kittredge, William
Kittredge, William Jr.
Livingston, Asa
Worster, Samuel Worster, William Wright, Joel
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Clark, Jacob Clark, Joshua Clark, Peter Clark, Thomas Corey, Jacob Corey, Jacob Jr. Corey, Samuel Crosby, Timothy Dandely, John Danforth, Benjamin Danforth, John Danforth, Samuel Davidson, Alexander Davis, Daniel Dresser, Jonathan Dutton, Jonathan Dutton, Timothy Dyke, Archelaus Dyke, Hercules Farmer, Aaron Farmer, David Farmer, Life
Farmer, Samuel Farmer, William Fish, Ebenezer, Jr.
Walker, Eliakin
Walker, Supply
Whiting, Moses
Whiting, Olmer Whittemore, Eben
Wood, Asa
Fisk, Benjamin Fisk, Jonathan Flint, John Foster. Amos Foster, Amos Foster, Ezra Foster, Jonathan
Foster, Joseph
Hunt, Jonathan
Hunt, Nathaniel
Hunt, Nehemiah
Richardson, Jude Richardson, Thomas
Chambers, James Chambers, James Chambers, John Chambers, Thomas
Chapman, Davis Chandler, Thomas Clark, Benjamin
Gray, Moses
Green, William
Osgood, Stephen
Hagget, Jonathan
Parsons, William
Hall, John
Patch, Timothy Phelps, Joseph
Bootman, Edward Brown, Jonathan Brown, Joseph
Gray, Jonathan
Nicholas, Robert Ober, Sam
French, Nehemiah
Merritt, Daniel
Bailey, James
Fowler, Philip
Livingston, Daniel Livingston, William Longgun, Sanı Mace, Benjamin
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Hunt, Peter
Jewett, John
Shed, Jacob Shed, Joel Shed, Jonathan Shed, Marcus
Spaulding, Sampson Sterns, Thomas
Trull, John Trull, John
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WAR OF 1812
Baldwin, Davic Brown, George
Clark, Jesse Clark, Peter Hardy, William
Morey, Thomas Shead, Isaac.
WAR OF THE REBELLION, 1861 - 1865
Abbott, Ahbiond C.
Dyer, John
Fiefield, Stephen C.
Atkins, Samuel S.
Fletcher, James H.
Page, Dudley L.
Bailey, George
George, Jason R.
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