An Historical Sketch of Troy Nh And Her Inhabitants From the First Settleme
An Historical Sketch of Troy Nh And Her Inhabitants From the First Settleme
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He died Feb. 9, 1754. He had nine children, seven sons and two daughters. Edward, the eldest son, was born May 4, 1698, married Hepzibah Hapgood; was one of the first proprietors and owned five rights in the town of Shrewsbury, Mass. , and died there Oct. 13. 1777. He had twelve children: David, the third son. Was born Sept. 26, 1730, married Margaret Stone of Watertown and settled in Orange : had seven children, four sons and three daughters. John, the youngest son, was born April 30, 1768, ma...rried Hannah Forristall, by whom he had fourteen children. Solomon, the second son, was born May 2, 1796, and resided with his parents during his minority and learned his trade in his father's shop. In 1818, he and Jonathan B. French hired the pottery before mentioned, and they carried on business together about three years, after which time Capt. God- dard built a pottery on land which he had before pur- chased of Joshua Harrington, Jr. This purchase con- sisted of about two acres of land, with the buildings thereon, and the same that have been mentioned as hav- ing been built by Mr.
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He died Feb. 9, 1754. He had nine children, seven sons and two daughters. Edward, the eldest son, was born May 4, 1698, married Hepzibah Hapgood; was one of the first proprietors and owned five rights in the town of Shrewsbury, Mass. , and died there Oct. 13. 1777. He had twelve children: David, the third son. Was born Sept. 26, 1730, married Margaret Stone of Watertown and settled in Orange : had seven children, four sons and three daughters. John, the youngest son, was born April 30, 1768, ma...rried Hannah Forristall, by whom he had fourteen children. Solomon, the second son, was born May 2, 1796, and resided with his parents during his minority and learned his trade in his father's shop. In 1818, he and Jonathan B. French hired the pottery before mentioned, and they carried on business together about three years, after which time Capt. God- dard built a pottery on land which he had before pur- chased of Joshua Harrington, Jr. This purchase con- sisted of about two acres of land, with the buildings thereon, and the same that have been mentioned as hav- ing been built by Mr.
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