Mower Family History: A Genealogical Record of the Maine Branch of this Family, Together with Other Branches of the Family TreeSouthworth Press, 1923 - 233 páginas The earliest known record for a person bearing the name Mower in the United States is Richard Mower, Salem, Massachusetts, 1638. Richard moved to Lynn, Massachusetts about 1650. His wife Alice died 29 May 1661-2. He married (2) Elizabeth Wilde of Ipswich, Massachusetts on 6 November 1662. Three sons are mentioned in his will. Of these, John and Samuel mark the beginning of the New England Mower family. Descendants lived throughout New England and elsewhere. |
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Mower Family History: A Genealogical Record of the Maine Branch of This ... Walter L. Mower Sin vista previa disponible - 2019 |
Mower Family History: A Genealogical Record of the Maine Branch of This ... Walter L. Mower Sin vista previa disponible - 2019 |
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15 June 17 Sept 22 Sept 24 June Abigail Albans Alice alto voice Annie Auburn Bangor Baptist church Bates College Bemis Boston Calais Cambridgeport Capt Charles Charlton chil Corinna Cynthia Daniel Briggs daughter Deacon Descendants dren Ebenezer Learned Elizabeth Ephraim Mower farm farmer Frank George Hannah Harriet Henry Horace Jaffrey Jane Joanna John Mower Jonathan Mower Josiah June King Philip's War land Larrabee later Laura Leeds Lewiston lived and died lived in Greene Livermore Falls Louisa Lucy Lydia Lynn Malden Marshall Mary Mass Minn Monmouth moved MOWER Ebenezer MOWER Samuel Nancy Nancy Wyman Parkman Possessed prominent Republican Richard Moore SAMUEL MOWER Sarah selectman Served settled Sprague Thomas three children Topsfield town unmarried VIII voice Vols wife William Worcester
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Página 6 - Governor to the soldiers that, " If they played the man, took the Fort, and drove the enemy out of the Narragansett country, which is their great seat, they should have a gratuity of land besides their wages.
Página xiii - And the heavy night hung dark The hills and waters o'er, When a band of exiles moored their bark On the wild New England shore.
Página 212 - I received the degree of doctor of medicine from the college of physicians and surgeons, Baltimore (University of Maryland) in 1896.
Página 228 - Father so far as hath come to his knowledge and that if more hereafter appears he will cause it to be added Boston June 2d 1702. Jurat Cor me Elisha Cooke •Transcribed from the original document. [THE EXECUTORS' ACCOUNT.*] The Accompt of John & William Alden Execut...
Página 9 - Beneath, in the churchyard, lay the dead, In their night encampment on the hill, Wrapped in silence so deep and still That he could hear, like a sentinel's tread, The watchful night-wind, as it went Creeping along from tent to tent, And seeming to whisper, "All is well!
Página 228 - Knowledge & that if more hereafter appears, she will cause the same to be added. The Subscribing Appraisers were also sworn as the law directs. Boston Aug
Página 60 - Mrs. Twiss, and Gen. Davis, proceeded to this town over snow three feet in depth, Mrs. Wheelock travelling the whole distance on foot and carrying in her arms an infant four months old, while their son about two years of age, was drawn upon the handsled. Mrs. Twiss, the recently married lady, also performed the same journey on foot, making use of her broom for a walking cane.
Página 11 - Her husband, who died in 1850, served in the War of 1812 and was in the battle of New Orleans.
Página 219 - Jan. 27, 1713-14, the day before his death, follows : " I Thomas Lewis of Lynn in ye County of Essex in ye Province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New England being weak of Body yet God affording to me my Reason & perfect understanding.
Página 212 - ... surgeoncy of his regiment, and continued on the New-York frontier till the close of the war, February, 1815. The war being ended, he was one of the regimental-surgeons, out of about forty, that were selected for the peace establishment. After nine or ten years' service on the frontier, the last two on the Upper Missouri, he was placed on special duty in the harbor of New York, and charged with the various duties pertaining to the station. Here, with occasional absences on duty, he was continued...