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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 1., Literal copy of Births, deaths, and Marriages in Medford from earliest records. (search)
ember 19: 1690 John Hall the sone of John and Jemina Hall was borne February 6: 169 0/1 Jonathan Tufts the sone of Jonathan & Rebeckah tufts was Borne november 29: 1691 Ruth Bradshoe the daughter of John Bradshoe & mary his wife was borne September 8: 1690 Sarah Bradshoe the daughter of John Bradshoe & mary his wife was borne october 27th: 1690 Sarah Bradshoe the daughter of John Bradshoe & mary his wife dyed August 22: 1691 Samuell Tufts sone of Peter & mercy Tufts was borne February 19: 169 1/2 Jacob Chamberlain sone of Jacob and Experiens Chamberlain was Borne February 23: 169 1/2 Nathaniell Tufts lone of John & mary Tufts was Borne June 24: 1692 William hall sone of John & Jemina Hall was Borne October 22: 1692 Samuell Tufts sone of Peter Tufts & mercy his wife dyed June 5: 1693 Amos Woodward sone of Daniell & Elizibeth woodward borne June 11 mercy Blanchard daughter George Blanchard & Sarah his 1693 wife borne november 5 1693 Stephen Hall sone of Steph
Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 1., Notes. (search)
rs' public observance of Washington's Birthday. at one of the Saturday evening chats, some one contributed a jug of new cider. Said Mr. D., We know we are not Hindoos, but it remains to be seen whether we are devotees of the jug or not(Juggernaut). the Mystic Camera Club has leased the large room in the annex of the Historical House. This is a posilive fact, although the Club has many negatives. an interesting informal talk was given by Mr. Benjamin P. Hollis on Saturday evening, Feb. 19. His subject was The Seals of the United States, and the Several States. Many choice bits of coloring were shown. After the talk the combination most popular was the olive blended with cracker white and cheese yellow. the paper on Sarah Bradlee Fulton was first read by Miss Wild before the local chapter of the D. A.R. Later it was published in the American Monthly, Washington, by whose permission it appears in the register. the Annual Meeting of the Historical Society was held in i