DAILEY (see Daily, Daly), Joanna, d. Michael, laborer, and Mary, Sept. 12, 1847. Patrick, s. John, laborer, and Mary, May 20, 1847. DAILY (see Dailey, Daly), Donald, s. Michael, laborer, and Mary A. M. (Daly), Jan. 3, 1849 DALY (see Dailey, Daily), William, s. John, laborer, and Mary, Mar. 24, 1844. DAVIS, Mary, d. Edward, […]
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(III) Deacon Ebenezer, eighth child and fifth son of James and Mary (Dunham) Hamlin, was born July 29, 1674. He occupied the homestead farm at Coggin’s Pond until about the time of his second marriage when he removed to Rochester, Massachusetts, now (1910) Wareham. He was one of the original members of the Wareham church
F. EMMETT DWYER, progressive and outstanding professional man of Pittsfield, and one who has gained general recognition in the work of undertaking and funeral directing, in which for the past six years and more he has been active, stands at the head of a long established business, of which his father was the founder. Mr.
IVES, Hannah M. of Gt. Barrington, and Clement Holcomb, int. Dec. 16, 1843. Joel of G[t]. Barrington, and Kezia Bullock, int. Sept. 10, 1804. John and Hannah Ford, int. Dec. 20, 1807. Lois of Gt. Barrington, and Lebbeus Ford, int. Aug. 15, 1808.
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LALLY (see Larly), Catharine, d. Thomas, laborer, and Bridget, Dec. 25, 1847. LANE, Abigail, d. Samuel and Abigail, Apr. 4, 1776. Gaius, s. Samuel and Abigail, July 20, 1788. John, s. Sam[u]el and Abigail, Nov. 21, 1783. Lucinda, d. Samuel and Abigail, Sept. 11, 1786. Samuel, s. Samuel and Abigail, Mar. 12, 1780. Susanna, d.
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President and secretary of W. J. Foss & Company of Springfield; treasurer of Foss & Bump, Incorporated; and president of the Mortgage and Investment Company, was born in Hudson, Columbia County, New York, June 11, 1881. His father was Charles Henry Bump, Sr., his mother Mary Augusta (Shattuck) Bump. The name is derived from Boneloz
JAMES WILSON – Representing one of the extensive woolen manufactories in the United States is James Wilson, of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. As president of this organization which today is doing business under the title of James & E. H. Wilson, Inc., he is handling large responsibilities. The location of this factory is on the Housatonic River
Robert H. Rolfe, the courteous and efficient cashier and advertising manager of the Republican Press Association at Concord, N.H., was born here, October 16, 1863, and is the son of Henry Pearson and Mary Rebecca (Sherburne) Rolfe, of this city. In his boyhood he attended the public schools of Concord, and, after graduating from the
GILBERT MILLIGAN TUCKER ONE of the most earnest, active and successful journalistic workers in Albany is Gilbert M. Tucker, one of the editors and proprietors of the Cultivator and Country Gentleman. He was born in Albany on the 26th of August, 1847, is a son of the late Luther Tucker, who, in the year 1831,
HUMISTON, Polly P. Todd6, (Justus Lyman5, Gideon4, Gideon3, Michael2, Christopher1) born July 22, 1789, died Aug. 1, 1880, married Caleb Humiston of North Haven, Conn. They removed to Great Barrington, Mass., thence to Hudson, Ohio, where both died and were buried. She was a woman of strong intellect. Children: I. George Lyman, b. April 3,
WALLACE E. STODDARD – The internal and administrative work of a large business concern is a section of the organization of such paramount importance and so vital to the success of an enterprise that specially trained and very capable men find secure and remunerative posts as secretaries, cashiers, bookkeepers, in addition having the consciousness of
DAVIS, David H., s. B. T. and Elizabeth, Mar. 8, 1843, a. 8 m. G.R.3. Henry, widr., laborer, “Intoxicated asleep on R. R. track & run over by cars,” Aug. 21, 1848. Julia M., inf. d. B. T. and Elizabeth, Dec. 28, 1844. G.R.3. DEAN, Abigail, w. Capt. Waller, Apr. 11, 1811, in 56th y.
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AUGUSTUS KEEFER BOOM, M. D., holding a noteworthy position in Western Massachusetts, has done much both along private lines of practice and in the public service and as a leading physician of Adams he is considered one of the foremost men in his profession in this section. Giving to the world his highest endeavors, his
PAINE (see Payne). PALMER, Hannah Maria, w. James M., Dec. 24, 1841, a. 20 y. 9 m. 25 d. G.R.1. PARISH (see Parrish), Julia, Aug. -, 1834. C.R.1. PARMALEE (see Parmele), Joel, Feb. -, 1829. C.R.1. PARMELE (see Parmalee), Anna, d. James and Susannah, June 7, 1812, a. 8 y. 3 m. 10 d. G.R.1.
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Vital records of West Stockbridge Massachusetts: Birth, marriage, and death records for Walpole Massachusetts from it’s founding to the year 1850.
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Lotz, John Henry; head worker Alta Social Settlement House; born, Carrollton, O., Dec. 2, 1872; son of Daniel S. and Ella Hill Lotz; educated, Mt. Hemron Boy’s School, 1894; Williams College, 1898; Union Theological Seminary, 1904; post-graduate study, Columbia University; married, Middlebury, Conn., Aug. 17, 1904; May Louise Waters; one son; taught St. Paul’s School,
BAKER, Mehitabel [int. Mehitabee] and Seth Barns, Jan. 8, 1793. Phebe and Peter Jenkins, June 29, 1788.* BALLOW, Caroline A., 18, of Gt. Barrington, d. Israel and Maramna, and John W. Smith, 28, husbandman, s. Matthew and Clarissa, Sept. 24, 1845.* BARBER, Martin and Anne Seeley of Stockbridge, int. -[1796] BARKER, Cephas C. of Syracuse,
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WILLIAM EDWARD STAPLES – The same energetic characteristics that were the means of conquering all hardships that apparently stood in the path of Mr. Staples’ career during the earlier part of his life have proven the dominant feature of his activities, and have accompanied him throughout an interesting course both of service and of leadership
ALCOTT, Phena of Egremont, and John French, int. Mar. 18, 1811. ALGER, Oliver [int. Rev. Oliver Ayer] and Phebe Brown of Stockbridge, Dec. 4, 1794, in Stockbridge. ALLARD, Aunrelia of Hinsdale, and Joseph Beurquet of Becket, Oct. 23, 1848.* C.R.1. ALLEN, Joseph of Lee, and Nancy A. Frost of Lee, Sept. 27, 1848.* C.R.1. ALVERSON,
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John Henry Stewart, one of the most prominent citizens of San Bernardino, was born of Scotch parents in Williamstown, Massachusetts, April 28, 1823. His father, Samuel Stewart, removed his family to Oswego County, New York, when John Henry was but two years old, and his childhood and youth were passed there. At an early age
