An Historical Sketch of the Old Church Quincy Mass
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Judge Thomas Boylston Adams, of H. U. 1790, son of President John Adams occupied it. He died, 1832. No. 8. Owner, George W. Beale (see No. 85. ) Occupied by John Briesler, mer- chant, now of the firm of Briesler & Whitney, Quincy. No. 9. Owners, Hannah Miller and her sen Edward, of £. U. 1813, attorney. He died 1842. No. 10. Owner, Josiah Quincy. He owned, also, pew No. 34, and by a door con- nected the two for greater accommodation. This venerable statesman and true patriot, now in his 93d yea...r, passed the last summer as usual, at his country seat at Quincy, where his ancestors settled and worshipped more than two centuries ago. No. 11. Owner, Capt. Oliver . Jenkins from Quincy Point ; died August, 1829.
Occupants Ebeuezer Shaw, and Perez Chubbuck, also of the Point. No. 12. Owners jointly and occupants, Benjamin and Job Faxon. No! 13. " " " " Joseph Brae kett, and widow Jerusha New- comb. No. 14. Owner, James Hall. Occupants, Abner Willett, and Daniel French pro- prieter of the old tavern, afterwards called the Hancock House.
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Judge Thomas Boylston Adams, of H. U. 1790, son of President John Adams occupied it. He died, 1832. No. 8. Owner, George W. Beale (see No. 85. ) Occupied by John Briesler, mer- chant, now of the firm of Briesler & Whitney, Quincy. No. 9. Owners, Hannah Miller and her sen Edward, of £. U. 1813, attorney. He died 1842. No. 10. Owner, Josiah Quincy. He owned, also, pew No. 34, and by a door con- nected the two for greater accommodation. This venerable statesman and true patriot, now in his 93d yea...r, passed the last summer as usual, at his country seat at Quincy, where his ancestors settled and worshipped more than two centuries ago. No. 11. Owner, Capt. Oliver . Jenkins from Quincy Point ; died August, 1829.
Occupants Ebeuezer Shaw, and Perez Chubbuck, also of the Point. No. 12. Owners jointly and occupants, Benjamin and Job Faxon. No! 13. " " " " Joseph Brae kett, and widow Jerusha New- comb. No. 14. Owner, James Hall. Occupants, Abner Willett, and Daniel French pro- prieter of the old tavern, afterwards called the Hancock House.
What to read after An Historical Sketch of the Old Church Quincy Mass?
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