Historical Sketch of the Old Church Quincy Mass
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His house in which he lived more tlian fifty years, west, beyond President Adams's, once belonged to Rev. Dr. Charles Chauncy of first church, Boston, who lived here for a few months of several successive yeai'S. Mr. Greenleaf died . Jan. 5, 1854, in his 87th year. His widow Mary Deming (Price) died Feb. 22, 1856, in her 89tii year. He was brother to the wife of Daniel, of pew No. 2. See Rev. Dr. Luut's discjurse after his death, for historical and genealogical notices. No. 19. Owner, Capt. Jos...iah Bass, whose estate on Neponset turnpike connected with Hon. Josiah Quincy's. No. 20. Owner, Deacon Daniel Spear. It was before owned by Theophilus Thayer; then by George his son. Josiah Brigham, merchant, occupied it. No. 21. Owner, Oliver Jenkins as of No. 11. No. 22. Owner, James Mayo of Quincy Point. Deed signed by his widow Luciii- da. It was occupied by Capt, Ezra Prior's family, also of Quincy Point. No. 23. Owner, Edward W. Baxter's estate. Josiah Baxter signs deed for one-half of it.
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His house in which he lived more tlian fifty years, west, beyond President Adams's, once belonged to Rev. Dr. Charles Chauncy of first church, Boston, who lived here for a few months of several successive yeai'S. Mr. Greenleaf died . Jan. 5, 1854, in his 87th year. His widow Mary Deming (Price) died Feb. 22, 1856, in her 89tii year. He was brother to the wife of Daniel, of pew No. 2. See Rev. Dr. Luut's discjurse after his death, for historical and genealogical notices. No. 19. Owner, Capt. Jos...iah Bass, whose estate on Neponset turnpike connected with Hon. Josiah Quincy's. No. 20. Owner, Deacon Daniel Spear. It was before owned by Theophilus Thayer; then by George his son. Josiah Brigham, merchant, occupied it. No. 21. Owner, Oliver Jenkins as of No. 11. No. 22. Owner, James Mayo of Quincy Point. Deed signed by his widow Luciii- da. It was occupied by Capt, Ezra Prior's family, also of Quincy Point. No. 23. Owner, Edward W. Baxter's estate. Josiah Baxter signs deed for one-half of it.
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