North Worcester Its First Settlers And Old Farms An Historical Address Deliv
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The original house on the estate in which Elisha and his son Robert Smith lived, stood where E. And W. C. Jewett's house now stands, which latter was built about 1834, when the original house was torn down, by the late Benjamin Reed.
Elisha Smith, Jr. , who married Susanna Gleason, resid- ed where Mrs. Libby now lives, and had there four sons and nine daughters, born between 1741 and 1758, an account of whom and of the families of those who mar- ried would form an extensive chapter in itself, a...nd must be deferred to some other time or occasion. The second son and third child, Elisha Smith, the third, born July 6, 1744, was a sea captain ; he married, January 13, 1774, Persis Child, daughter of John Child, a hotel keeper, whose residence was a little over Worcester line, north- erly of the Smiths and Harrises. Elisha Smith the third and Persis, who had ten children, resided on the estate given him by his father, where C. C. Foster now lives, and where his son, Elisha Smith the fourth, who married Betsy Howe of Holden, afterwards lived and died ; the third Elisha Smith died there in 1806, aged 60, and his son the fourth Elisha, September 22, 1850, aged 76 ; a nephew of the latter, the late Walter H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The original house on the estate in which Elisha and his son Robert Smith lived, stood where E. And W. C. Jewett's house now stands, which latter was built about 1834, when the original house was torn down, by the late Benjamin Reed.
Elisha Smith, Jr. , who married Susanna Gleason, resid- ed where Mrs. Libby now lives, and had there four sons and nine daughters, born between 1741 and 1758, an account of whom and of the families of those who mar- ried would form an extensive chapter in itself, a...nd must be deferred to some other time or occasion. The second son and third child, Elisha Smith, the third, born July 6, 1744, was a sea captain ; he married, January 13, 1774, Persis Child, daughter of John Child, a hotel keeper, whose residence was a little over Worcester line, north- erly of the Smiths and Harrises. Elisha Smith the third and Persis, who had ten children, resided on the estate given him by his father, where C. C. Foster now lives, and where his son, Elisha Smith the fourth, who married Betsy Howe of Holden, afterwards lived and died ; the third Elisha Smith died there in 1806, aged 60, and his son the fourth Elisha, September 22, 1850, aged 76 ; a nephew of the latter, the late Walter H.
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