Monumental Memorials of the Appleton Family
Monumental Memorials of the Appleton Family
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, youngest son of Rev. Nathaniel, D. D. , and Margaret (Gibbs), was born in Cambridge, Mass. , March 29, 1 739' O. S. , and graduated at Harvard College, 1757. About the year 1761 he became engaged in the importation of European merchandise at Salem, in which business he continued until within a few years of his death, which took place March 4, 1S17. He married, first, Jane, daughter of Rev. John Sparhawk, Oct. 6, 1767; and, second, Priscilla, daughter of William Greenleaf, March iS, 1794. The ...remains of his first wife Jane (d. 1790) ; his daughter Jane (d. 1791) ; his sons William (d. 1S02), Nathaniel (d. 1S1S, with his wife, Elizabeth Ward, d. 1S19), Henry (d. 1S23), John Sparhawk, A. M. (d. 1S24, with his wife, Mary Lander, d. 1S3S), and Alfred Greenleaf (d. 1S65) ; his grandchildren, Mary Lander and Peter Lander (children of John Sparhawk A. ), and Henry (son of Nathaniel A. ) ; and his great-grand children, Robert and Sarah Jane (chil- dren of John A. ), were also buried in this tomb.
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, youngest son of Rev. Nathaniel, D. D. , and Margaret (Gibbs), was born in Cambridge, Mass. , March 29, 1 739' O. S. , and graduated at Harvard College, 1757. About the year 1761 he became engaged in the importation of European merchandise at Salem, in which business he continued until within a few years of his death, which took place March 4, 1S17. He married, first, Jane, daughter of Rev. John Sparhawk, Oct. 6, 1767; and, second, Priscilla, daughter of William Greenleaf, March iS, 1794. The ...remains of his first wife Jane (d. 1790) ; his daughter Jane (d. 1791) ; his sons William (d. 1S02), Nathaniel (d. 1S1S, with his wife, Elizabeth Ward, d. 1S19), Henry (d. 1S23), John Sparhawk, A. M. (d. 1S24, with his wife, Mary Lander, d. 1S3S), and Alfred Greenleaf (d. 1S65) ; his grandchildren, Mary Lander and Peter Lander (children of John Sparhawk A. ), and Henry (son of Nathaniel A. ) ; and his great-grand children, Robert and Sarah Jane (chil- dren of John A. ), were also buried in this tomb.
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