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May 22, 1736. Thomas Perry was in the French war from Lex. In 1759 and 1762.
The name, which had faded out from the records, appeared again about 1800. Nathan Perry by his wife, Sally, had Sullivan B. , b. Feb. 1802; Mary, b. Oct. L', 1803; Sally, b. Aug. 30, 1804; Abijah H. , b. Dec. 19, 1806; Thomas W. , b. May 1, 1808, d. Nov. 9, 1821; Nahum S. , b. March 28, 1810.
178 HISTORY OF LEXINGTON.
1- 2 2- 3 3- 4 THE PHELPS FAMILY.
The early history of this family is but imperfectly known to us.
Jon...athan Phelps came to this country early in the eighteenth century, and landed in Newport, R. I. From thence he came to Reading, Mass. , where he reared a family of children. One of them (name unknown) came first to Beverly, and then to Salem, where he d. Dec. 1799, aged about 92. He had three sons, Jonathan, Henry, and William, and several daughters.
Henry Phelps was a shipmaster, from the port of Salem, and was lost at sea, 1786. He m. And had children.
Henry Phelps, son of the preceding, having bodily infirmities, which disqualified him from following his father's profession, fitted for college and entered Harvard, where he was graduated, 1788.
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May 22, 1736. Thomas Perry was in the French war from Lex. In 1759 and 1762.
The name, which had faded out from the records, appeared again about 1800. Nathan Perry by his wife, Sally, had Sullivan B. , b. Feb. 1802; Mary, b. Oct. L', 1803; Sally, b. Aug. 30, 1804; Abijah H. , b. Dec. 19, 1806; Thomas W. , b. May 1, 1808, d. Nov. 9, 1821; Nahum S. , b. March 28, 1810.
178 HISTORY OF LEXINGTON.
1- 2 2- 3 3- 4 THE PHELPS FAMILY.
The early history of this family is but imperfectly known to us.
Jon...athan Phelps came to this country early in the eighteenth century, and landed in Newport, R. I. From thence he came to Reading, Mass. , where he reared a family of children. One of them (name unknown) came first to Beverly, and then to Salem, where he d. Dec. 1799, aged about 92. He had three sons, Jonathan, Henry, and William, and several daughters.
Henry Phelps was a shipmaster, from the port of Salem, and was lost at sea, 1786. He m. And had children.
Henry Phelps, son of the preceding, having bodily infirmities, which disqualified him from following his father's profession, fitted for college and entered Harvard, where he was graduated, 1788.
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