Some Account of the Bowdoin Family With a Notice of the Erving Family
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Born : Boston, September 22d 1752.
Died: Nashaun Island, Buzzard's Bay, Mass. , October 11th 1811; buried in the Bowdoin vault in the Granary, Tremont Street, Boston.
Will : 4 June 4th 1811 ; proved October 21st 1811. (Pro- bate Office, Suffolk Co. Mass. ) Married : May 18th 1781 Sarah, daughter of William Bowdoin; 5 i3orn October 17th 1761; her second husband was Gen. Henry Dearborn, Secretary of War under Jeffer- son, whom she married November 10th 1813 ; she died May 24th 1826; will, e July ...18th 1812. (Probate Office, Suffolk Co. Mass. ) 1 In 1774 he was vetoed by Governor Gage, by express order of the King.
2 Illness prevented him from accepting the position.
3 He left his library to this Society.
* See second edition, page 21. 5 His uncle.
* See page 8.
8 BOWDOIN FAMILY.
Account of James III Bo-wdoin.
Graduated at Harvard College before he was twenty; sailed for Europe and spent a year at Oxford ; then trav- elled, and was on the Continent, when he heard of the battle of Lexington; returned immediately to America; March 17th 177G was on the heights of Dorchester with "Washington and crossed over with him in the same boat, at the time of the evacuation of Boston ; his health gave out and he went to reside with his father and assisted him in his political labors.
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Born : Boston, September 22d 1752.
Died: Nashaun Island, Buzzard's Bay, Mass. , October 11th 1811; buried in the Bowdoin vault in the Granary, Tremont Street, Boston.
Will : 4 June 4th 1811 ; proved October 21st 1811. (Pro- bate Office, Suffolk Co. Mass. ) Married : May 18th 1781 Sarah, daughter of William Bowdoin; 5 i3orn October 17th 1761; her second husband was Gen. Henry Dearborn, Secretary of War under Jeffer- son, whom she married November 10th 1813 ; she died May 24th 1826; will, e July ...18th 1812. (Probate Office, Suffolk Co. Mass. ) 1 In 1774 he was vetoed by Governor Gage, by express order of the King.
2 Illness prevented him from accepting the position.
3 He left his library to this Society.
* See second edition, page 21. 5 His uncle.
* See page 8.
8 BOWDOIN FAMILY.
Account of James III Bo-wdoin.
Graduated at Harvard College before he was twenty; sailed for Europe and spent a year at Oxford ; then trav- elled, and was on the Continent, when he heard of the battle of Lexington; returned immediately to America; March 17th 177G was on the heights of Dorchester with "Washington and crossed over with him in the same boat, at the time of the evacuation of Boston ; his health gave out and he went to reside with his father and assisted him in his political labors.
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