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| 1401 |
Inscription on headstone reads "First Homesteaders of Blaine Twp" | FREEMAN, Emma J (I62257)
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| 1402 |
Intent filed 8 Oct 1732 at Lynn, Massachusetts | Family F14191
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| 1403 |
Intent filed in Harvard, MA | Family F17664
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| 1404 |
Intent filed that day | Family F19003
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| 1405 |
Intent to marry | Family F18055
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| 1406 |
Intent to marry | Family F20630
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| 1407 |
Intent to marry filed 16 Jun 1785 in Westford. | Family F17322
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| 1408 |
Intent to marry filed 20 Oct 1844 in Sterling, MA | Family F4865
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| 1409 |
Intent to marry filed in Grafton, MA on that date | Family F17661
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| 1410 |
Intent to marry filed Mar 23, 1845 in Uxbridge, Massachussets | Family F2469
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| 1411 |
Intent to marry filed that date. | Family F3688
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| 1412 |
Intent to marry filed that date. | Family F3587
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| 1413 |
Intent to marry published 27 Jun 1846 | Family F17971
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| 1414 |
Intent to marry recorded on that date | Family F18061
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| 1415 |
Intention | Family F3646
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| 1416 |
Intention | Family F1724
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| 1417 |
Intention | Family F1725
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| 1418 |
Intention | Family F3958
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| 1419 |
Intention | Family F4129
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| 1420 |
Intention to married filed on that date in West Boylston, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. | Family F14201
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| 1421 |
Intention to marry | Family F1733
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| 1422 |
Intention to Marry | Family F1582
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| 1423 |
Intention to marry | Family F3999
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| 1424 |
Intention to marry | Family F3734
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| 1425 |
Intention to marry | Family F1764
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| 1426 |
Intention to marry | Family F3674
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| 1427 |
Intention to marry | Family F4401
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| 1428 |
Intention to marry | Family F3651
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| 1429 |
Intention to marry | Family F3458
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| 1430 |
Intention to marry | Family F3987
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| 1431 |
Intention to marry | Family F14141
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| 1432 |
Intention to marry | Family F14143
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| 1433 |
Intention to marry date. | Family F2716
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| 1434 |
Intention to marry filed 10 Jan 1759 at Freetown, MA | Family F19326
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| 1435 |
Intention to marry filed 12 Apr 1834 in Lowell, MA | Family F5136
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| 1436 |
Intention to marry filed 18 Mar 1808 in Salem, MA. | Family F4152
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| 1437 |
Intention to marry filed 21 Aug 1808 in Grafton, MA | Family F18816
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| 1438 |
Intention to marry filed 27 Aug 1755 in Dracut, MA | Family F19002
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| 1439 |
Intention to marry filed at Westfield, Massachusetts 24 Oct 1864. | Family F13306
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| 1440 |
Intention to marry filed in Lowell 28 Aug 1841. | Family F16215
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| 1441 |
Intention to marry filed in Rutland, Massachusetts April 2, 1768 | Family F11091
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| 1442 |
Intention to marry filed on that date | Family F17691
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| 1443 |
Intention to marry filed on that date | Family F17787
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| 1444 |
Intention to marry filed that day | Family F17574
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| 1445 |
Intention to marry filed then. | Family F19347
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| 1446 |
Intention to marry filed. | Family F2068
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| 1447 |
Intention to marry files 11 July 1835 in Springfield, MA | Family F3116
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| 1448 |
Intention to marry published 7 Oct, 1739 in Weston. | Family F1620
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| 1449 |
Intention to marry published on the date | Family F17735
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| 1450 |
Intention to marry published recorded on that date | Family F17733
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| 1451 |
Intention to marry recorded on that date | Family F1837
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| 1452 |
Interred in Georgina Merriam Hick grave. | MERRIAM, Gordon Austin (I1113)
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| 1453 |
Interview: http://www.craterlakeinstitute.com/online-library/lawrence-merriam-oral-history/p1.htm | MERRIAM, Lawrence Campbell Jr (I72864)
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| 1454 |
Iowa State University rose garden.
Marriage date and place from obituary provided by Andy Stewart. | Family F15863
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| 1455 |
Ira Allen comes from an old pioneer family of Haldimand Twp, Northumberland Co, Upper Canada. I have much more on this family and can be contacted thru this website.
Note by: Kit Cutting | ALLEN, Ira (I1289)
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| 1456 |
Irene was born in Barre Town to William and Elfrena Ordway. She was adopted by Cornelius N. and Sarah E. Hubbard shortly after birth. | HUBBARD, Irene Winnifred (I17219)
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| 1457 |
It is believed that Karl McCormick MERRIAM and Ralph MERRIAM are the same person. There is only one record for a son of Simon and Eleanor (Mccormick) MERRIAM who died in WW2. The name Ralph is in fathers Obituary | MERRIAM, Ralph (I15716)
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| 1458 |
It is believed that Karl McCormick MERRIAM and Ralph MERRIAM are the same person. There is only one record for a son of Simon and Eleanor (Mccormick) MERRIAM who died in WW2. The name Ralph is in fathers Obituary. ,,,Kit Cutting Administrator MFT | MERRIAM, Karl Mccormick (I15717)
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| 1459 |
J.A. Wendum Hospice | MERRIAM, Margaret Denise (I74189)
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| 1460 |
James Knox Bagg resided at Geneva, New York, USA
Pope Book, page 188 | BAGG, James Knox (I10306)
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| 1461 |
James PERCIVAL came to Keoma District with his parents.
After he married Irene Merriam of Dalroy in 1921, he helped his father with the farm till 1924. Jim worked for Vaughn Kimpton in Keoma, Alberta after that. In 1925, he farmed his father-in-law, Albert Merriam's farm, in Dalroy, Alberta.
Then they rented the farm of B. J. Osher of Iowa, USA., 2 1/2 miles north of Keoma. In 1935, they bought the Will Rintoul farm through the CPR, 2 1/2 miles south of Keoma and moved there in the spring of 1936 and lived on the W1/2 of 36-25-27-W4 and farmed 5 quarters. In 1944, he bought his father's farm just across the railraod track.
He sold the farm to the boys in 1962, Ted the home place and Bud the other. Due to Illness, he moved to Calgary, Alberta in 1972.
SOURCE: OurRoots.ca
Notes compiled by: Kit Cutting | PERCIVAL, James (I2036)
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| 1462 |
Jane Cornielia Bagg was the twin of Clinton Levi Bagg, but died in infancy
Pope Book, page 188 | BAGG, Jane Cordelia (I10305)
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| 1463 |
Jane Ellen Bunnel has been attributed as the wife of Anson MERRIAM, by Pope. MFT believes this is an error. | Family F1073
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| 1464 |
Jane's mother, Martha Smith, living with Jane and Samuel. | SMITH, Jane E (I85337)
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| 1465 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | OOSTEMA, Jeffrey (I84124)
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| 1466 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F986
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| 1467 |
Jessie Allen Merriam's Birth certificate and 1891 census lists Jessie as female. Family history has as male. | MERRIAM, Jessie Allen (I700)
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| 1468 |
Joel Merriam resided on the Ely Place, near the old homestead at Harwinton, Connecticut.
Pope Book, page 115 (138). | MERRIAM, Joel (I5321)
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| 1469 |
John H. Merriam was a carpenter. He removed in 1854 to South Framingham, residing there till his death"" | MERRIAM, John Hunt II (I5683)
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| 1470 |
John Merriam lived in Lynn a score or more years after marriage, carrying on a farm. In 1713 he was employed by the town to teach a " Grammar School," i.e. one in which Latin was taught as well as the higher branches of study in English, and £10 " allowed " for his services, besides the sum of " 2 pence per week for such as are taught to read, 3 pence per week for them that are sent to write and cipher, and 6 pence per week for them that are sent to learn Latin, to be paid by the parents and masters that send their children or servants as aforesaid." The position was a testimony to his education and capability.
Aug. 25, 1716, he sold land adjoining that of his brother
Joseph in Lynn, being his homestead, and also a tract ad-
joining land of his brother William. Not far from this date he removed to Wallingford, Conn, (afterward Meriden),where he spent the rest of his days. His wife was received to the (Congregational) church, Sept. 27, 1730.
He purchased of John Prout, Nov. 3, 1716, for Ù1305, 300
acres of land in Wallingford, commonly called and known by the name of the Counay Farm, lying and being in the Wilderness at a place commonly called " Pilgrims' Harbour," also 51-2 acres of Hoop land near said farm. He resided in that part of Wallingford afterward incorporated as Meriden. "
Pope Book, page 50-51 (11). | MERRIAM, John (I4548)
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| 1471 |
John Merriam "resided in the easterly part of the town of Concord, at the place known as "Meriam's Corner." (Pope book spelled as "Merriam's Corner" incorrectly). | MERRIAM, John (I5295)
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| 1472 |
John Merriam is first found signing up for the American Revolution as a soldier in Barre, Massachusetts. We are not sure where he was born as we have not been able to connect him to any Merriam parents. A Bible that sold on Ebay had his tree but did not indicate his origins.
John married Mary Bacon first in Barre MA, where sons James? and Jonas were born and moved his family to Shrewsbury, Vermont where their son Issac was born. We next find John married to Gratia Ashley and living in Adams, New York. There is a note that his son James, from his first marriage, is living with him. I think this may be Jonas and there was no son James. (see http://jefferson.nygenweb.net/revfm.htm)
Kit Cutting, along with Bill Parker and Don Boyle, have searched for many years the town records of Massachusetts to connect John to his parents with no luck.
There is also Mehitable Merriam who married Gardner Bullard in Barre, Massachusetts ( Vital records of Barre) 02 July 1796, and according to the Bullard Genealogy was born in 1778. This could be a sister to John.
While it has been suggested that perhaps John's parents were Ebenezer (I5272) and Phebe (Locke) Merriam Jr; the genealogy section of The History of Oxford, Massachusetts does not support this. See the full listing of Ebenezer and Phebe's children at: http://archive.org/details/historyoftownofo00dani, page 611. John's name is absent from that listing.
| MERRIAM, John (I8953)
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| 1473 |
John Merriam letter2005 has first name Catherine. I had Cassie , may be nick name
Delayed birth registration has name Cassie Baptism record has Cassie | MERRIAM, Cassie William (I15168)
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| 1474 |
John Merriam was born after the death of his father.
He resided in Concord; was made a freeman 12 May 1675. A list of his lands, copied from the town records of Concord into Book 10 of Middlesex County Records of Deeds is interesting.
Transcript of the Lands of Jno Miriam Senr. 26: 10: 1666: John
Miriam. Imprs. His house Lott one acre and ahalfe: bounded upon the
South by ye Bat way. upon the West by ye way to Billerica. upon the North
by Nathaniel Stowe.
It : Fifteen acres of medow in Elme Brook medow, bounded upon the
South West by Luke Potter, upon the North East by William Hartwell,
upon ye North West by William Tailer.
It : Si.xteen acres within Crane ffeild, bounded upon ye South West
by Nathaniel Stow, upon the North East by Roger Draper, upon the
North West by Joseph Wheeler, and upon the South East by Edward
Wright.
It. Twenty acres of Upland near Crane ffeild, bounded upon the North
by ye way to Billerica: upon the South by Leiut Joseph Wheeler, upon
the East by George Miriam, upon the West by William Hartwell & James
Taylor.
It. Three acres of medow in the Great River Medow, bounded upon
the West by ye Great River, upon the South East by upland, upon the
North by Caleb Brooke his medow, upon ye South by John Farewell.
It. Sixteen acres of Swampy Land near Virginia Swamp, bounded
upon the East by Leiu. Joseph Wheeler, upon ye North by Roger Draper,
upon the South by Capt. Timothy Wheeler.
It. Second Division Land, nine acres bounded upon the North West
by Joseph Wheeler, upon the North by John Farwell, upon the South
by George Miriam, upon ye East by ye Suburbs.
It. His due yet to Lay out ninety one acres. All these parcels being
by Estimation one hunderd seventy one acres and ahalfe, be they more
or less. 171 acres i-2. - ))
Feb. 14: 1672: Then was Granted unto ye sd John Miriam ye ninety
one acres of Land due to him, adjoining Nathaniel Stows Land. Also
to William Hartwell and fifrancis fflechers Land, and by ye bound line at
Shaw Shin Comer.
A true Coppy of the originall, Extracted out of ye Town of Concords
Book of Transcripts as it was recorded in page ye 20 & 21.
November 2, 1696.
P. Thomas Brown
Town Cler.
He also had other lands in Cambridge Farms (Lexington), given to his wife by the will of her father. Most of these they sold, but deeded part with other lands to his son Smuel in 1702. He gave his son Nataniel lands at Shawshin Corner in 1696.
Pope Book, pages 36 (2)., 46-47 (7). | MERRIAM, John (I5199)
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| 1475 |
John Merriam, born 8/1/1776, removed to Belfast, Maine; was a very prominent citizen of the town and county; representative to the General Court of Massachusetts in 1817; repeatedly one of the selectmen; chief justice of the Court of Sessions, 1820 to 1826.
Pope Book, page 117 (142). | MERRIAM, John (I5325)
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| 1476 |
John was legally adopted by Francis L. Merriam | MERRIAM, John David Dwyer (I8768)
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| 1477 |
John's birth date is estimated by death date and baptism date. Also Tom Greene had day as 19th | MERIAM, John (I7546)
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| 1478 |
Jonah GROVER is the brother of John GROVER I1292 on MFT website | GROVER, Jonah (I16009)
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| 1479 |
Jonathan is named in the wills of both Robert MERRIAM (I4382) and Robert's wife Mary SHEAFE (I6068). It would appear he was living with and probably caring for them prior to their deaths. He seems to have been well remembered by both, especially Mary.
The entry in Robert's will reads:
It I give to my Cosen Jonathan Hubard hoe liveth with me Twenty Schillings.
Entries in Mary's will read:
It I give to my cousin Jonathan Hubbard who liveth in my hous with me all my housinge and lands in Concord whech my husband gave to me and the medow which I bought of John Wilier, and a wood lott which was my husbands that I bought againe, to him and his heirs for ever.
Lastly I doe hearby nomenate and consticutc my cousin Jonathan Hubard that now lives with me and my cousin John Meriam and my cousin Samuell Meriam my joynt Executors of this my will.
In Colonial times the term 'cousin' was generally, but not exclusively, used to indentify relatives who today we call our nephews and nieces. It also seems 'cousin' was used no matter the generational separation; therefore, Robert MERRIAM could have been either Jonathan's Uncle or his Great Uncle.
A recently located Lowell, MA Town Record shows that Robert Merriam was Jonathan Hubbard's uncle. Robert and Jonathan's mother, Mary Merriam, were siblings.
Refer to the website: http://www.genfiles.com/legal/legalterms.htm for more details and Colonial terms. | HUBBARD, Jonathan (I62317)
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| 1480 |
Jones Memorial Hospital | MERRIAM, Eugene T (I66677)
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| 1481 |
Joseph Clement resided in Lubec, Maine and at Springfield, Massachusetts
Per Pope Book, Merriam Genealogy in England and America, 1906 | MERRIAM, Joseph Clement (I5460)
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| 1482 |
Joseph Merriam grew up in Corcord, Massachusetts but removed when adult to the neighboring town of Cambridge, the part called "The Farms," which afterward became the parish and town of Lexington. He was admitted to the church, and was made a freeman (or citizen), May 22, 1650. He accumulated something of a property for the times, as it appears from the inventory of the estate and from the subsequent division. The property remained undivided many years after his death and was then distributed in a kindly and equitable manner.
Hill Burying Ground - Oldest Grave in Cemetery at Concord, Massachusetts
MIRIAMS SETTLEMENT OF AGREEMENT
Whereas Joseph Miriam belonging to the Towne of Cambridge in the
County of Middx in New England Twenty two years Since died Intestt.
Who left Sarah his Relict Widow Together with many Small Children,
Eight of which are yet Surviveing. And there haveing never yet been
a Legall Division of this Estate. Therefore Sarah Miriam his R widow,
as also his Children Namely Joseph Miriam J no Miriam Robert Miriam
& Thomas Miriam Together with his Daughters ( & with ye Consent of
theire husbands) vizt Sarah flecher, Elizabeth Wood, Mary Stearns, &
Ruth Stow Do all mutually agree & Determine to make a Division of the
Said Estate both Reall and prsonall in Manner & form as foUowth :
Imprms: They Do all agree that Sarah Miriam the Relict Widow Shall
have the free use of the houseing and lands hereafter Expressed, all dur-
ing the term of her naturall life vizt : The new End of the Dwelling house
from top to bottom also the lower room of the oldhouse next to ye new
aforesaid, and the use of ye halfe of the Cellar the one halfe of the Bam
and halfe of the cowyard and free liberty to cutt halfe her fire wood on ye
land of her sonn Jno Miriam and the other halfe to gett it off from the land
of her son Robert Miriam That is to say — the West land. And further
she is to have about an Acre and an halfe of the Land by the Dore also
in ye pound three acres and an halfe. Also in the Comon fleild Two acres
& an halfe of plow Land, also mowing Land in the Comon ffeild all
that wch She hath had ye actuall Improvement of of late Together with
Two acres and three quarters of Land in the Orchard, as also the free
use of wt moveable Estate she hath in her possession, to be at her own
Disposall and what of that she shall not [have] disposed of at her Death,
that to be equally divided amongst all the Children.
And as an Addition to what the sd Eight children have had settled
upon them in time past It is as followeth :
Then follow detailed descriptions of the several shares,
hardly needful to be copied.
Signed November 29, 1700, by the eight children and Isaac
Stearns, Nathaniel Stow, Samuel Fletcher and Isaac Wood.
[Mdx. Probate Records, 10, 507.]
Pope Book, page 44 (6). | MERRIAM, Joseph (I5046)
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| 1483 |
Joseph Merriam resided in that part of Cambridge called "The Farms", and afterward the town of Lexington; was one of the subscribers to the first meeting house in the parish. He owned land there before 1699, when he sold a tract to Samuel Stone. Was elected tithingman at a town meeting. He sold his homestead to Thomas Cutler, land and buildings, 6 acres, bounded with lands of Stephen Davis, Thomas Mead, and the Concord line. He died May 31, 1727. the estate was settled by the widow Charity, who rendered an inventory, July 15, 1727, the estate being appriased at L 286 : 19 : 0. Benjamin Whittemore, of Concord, was surety on her bond of administration. She afterward married Andrew McClure of Oxford.
Pope Book, page 51 (12). | MERRIAM, Joseph (I5297)
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| 1484 |
Joseph Merriam sold his lands 20 March 1754.
Pope Book, page 69 (39). | MERRIAM, Joseph (I9575)
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| 1485 |
Joseph Merriam, was made freeman 18 April 1691. We are fortunate in having his will.
THE WILL OF JOSEPH MERRIAM
In the Name of our Lord God Amen I Joseph Merriam of Lyn in the
County of Essex in the Province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New England
being sick and weak of body, yet god of his goodnes affording to me my
Right Understanding take this oppertunity to make this my Last will
& testiment as foUoweth
first I commit my spirit in to the hands of my blesed Redeemer ye Lord
Jesus Christ and my body to the Earth to be Desently bur>'ed at ye Dis-
cretion of my Executrix here after named and for my worldly Estate I
will & bequeath as followeth
Imprs that all my just Debts be duely & honestly paid
2 I will & bequeathe to my sone Ebenezbr Merriam the one full &
just halfe of my housing & Lands to be to him his heirs & assigns for
Ever
3 I will & bequethe to my sone Theophilus Merriam the other full &
just halfe of my houseing & Lands to be to him his heirs & assigns for
Ever
4 my will is that my two sons above named shall pay to my beloved
wife Sarah yearely & Every year duering the time shee shall Remaine my
widdow Eight bushells of Indean Corn & one hundred weight of pourk
Equally betwixt them all to be good & merchantable; allso to keepe
& maintaine at their owne Cost & Charge two Cows Dureing the time
aforesaid which is in lieu of her Dower or thirds in my Estate
5 I give to my Daughter Sarah Merriam seven pounds to be paid in
or as money by my two sons abovesd Eaqually betwixt them within two
years after my decease
6 I give to my Daughter Elizabeth Merriam seven pounds in or as
money to be paid within foure years after my decease Eaqually betwixt
my two sons abovesd
7 I give to my Daughter Mary seven pounds in or as money to be paid
Eaqually by my two sons abovesd without within two years after my
Decese
8 I will & apoint my beloved wife Sarah my sole Executrix to this my
Last will & testiment
in witnes whereof & for the Confermation of this my Last Will &
testiment I the above sd Joseph Meriam hathe affixed my hand & scale
this seventeenth Day of October Annoque Domini : one thousand and
seven hundred & two —
Joseph Merriam
his I signe (seal)
Signed sealed & . . .
in prsents of us
William Merriam
Thomas Cheever
Mary Cheever
Her mark
Endorsed on the back ^1710 June 30.
Pope Book, page 48 (9). | MERRIAM, Joseph (I4427)
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| 1486 |
Justice Blodgett is name inscribed on gravestone. | BLODGETT, Justus (I2492)
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| 1487 |
Kairos Dwelling Home | MERRIAM, Frank Walter (I81689)
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| 1488 |
Katharine appears on headstone | MERRIAM, Catherine M (I68938)
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| 1489 |
Kent Co, ENGLAND to Concord, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, USA | MERRIAM, William (I6967)
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| 1490 |
Kidney Failure | GRIFFITH, Eva Anna (I84884)
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| 1491 |
Killed at the Battle of Harlem Heights | MERRIAM, William (I4545)
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| 1492 |
Killed at the battle of Stone River. | GOLDSMITH, Chauncey D (I86122)
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| 1493 |
Killed by a falling tree limb at Camp Kearny | HUBBARD, Timothy Farr (I64709)
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| 1494 |
Killed by drunk driver | MCGILL, Kay Marie (I76988)
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| 1495 |
Killed by Indians during King Phillip's War. | AXTELL, Henry (I6024)
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| 1496 |
Killed in Action | VAUGHAN, Alfred Nelson Jr (I61688)
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| 1497 |
Killed in Action | HIGLEY, Lynnford Harlow (I72677)
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| 1498 |
Killed in Action | RICHARDS, Ward Freemont Jr (I89589)
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| 1499 |
Killed in action during the battle of Argonne Forest. | FINNELL, Lauren (I76089)
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| 1500 |
Killed in action during the Battle of Fair Oaks. | RIPPEY, Oliver Hazard (I16434)
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