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She is in 1850 census with daughter Frances C. Barter. Lived on School St. west of Phipps St.

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He was a boot maker in 1850, resided in 1803 in the old Soper house on Soper House Lane with his brothers, Ralph & Samuel Vinton Arnold and also Lt. Edmund Soper, says S.A. Bates

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He age 24

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died Sep.1840 a. 6wks. (sic), or -infant died Sep.25,1841 (Ch.Rec.)

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Bapt. Date.
died in Rev. War ?

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single in 1796

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died young

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He was fenceviewer 1745, on the Fish Committee 1756,1777-9, constable 1760, tithingman 1776, and warden 1777.

- child buried Sep.28,1754 (Diary of Rev. S. Niles).

S.P. 85-226, May 9,1786: Ebenezer Thayer Esq. made guardian of David Arnold, a laborer, adjudged by inquisition of the selectmen to be a person non - compos & bonded with John Vinton & Elkanah Thayer.

S.P. 83-219: Abigail Arnold of Boston, widow made administrator of husband John of Boston, cabinet maker Mar.16,1784 & bonded with Wm. Ash & Thomas Foster. Inventory by Abraham Hayward & Jacob Cooper

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About 1806 he built a brick mansion house of three stones on S. side of Commercial St. east of Washington Square, Weymouth Landing opposite the old Arnold Tavern. The brick mansion is still standing (1952) and is a notable example of Georgian or Federal Architecture, such as were common at Salem and Boston at that period. It is usually referred to as the Arnold - Cowing - Bates ? house, from the owners Samuel Arnold, Francis H. Cowing and --. It is now the rectory of the adjacent Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Braintree records says - "Samuel Arnold formerly of Weymouth, living in Boston about 18 months, brought to his mother's Sep.23, and died Sep.28,1816 a. 42".

Administration of his estate was granted to Sarah, his widow, 5 Nov. 1816, who states that Abraham Thayer, Jr.,, married the daughter of the deceased. The latter was a tailor, and resided in Braintree.
On 11 Feb , 1817, Sarah Arnold, widow refers to her five young children in her Petition. They are not named in the settlement of the estate. (Norfolk Probate, 611)

Children of Samuel & Sarah born probably at Weymouth (not recorded)
- daughter died Oct.1,1801.
- son 1799, died Apr.11,1808 a. 9yrs. "from the kick of a horse".

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2nd cousns
She age 26

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died age 9 mo.

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S.P. 78-603, Dec.24,1779: Deborah Arnold, guardian of Sherebiah, under 14, son of Sherebiah & bonded with Jonathan Thayer, gent. & Samuel White Thayer, yeoman.
78-687 Inventory of Sherebiah Arnold, wheelwright, deceased: Half of dwelling house & cellar & half of barn & 2/3 of 5 a. adjoining £230/11/4, Dec.24,1779.
77-687: Deborah Arnold, widow, made administrator of Sherebiah Arnold, housewright & bonded with Uriah Thayer, yeoman & Jonathan Thayer, gent., Sep.4,1778.
79-35, Feb.4,1780: Abiah Thayer, yeoman, made guardian of Joseph Arnold, under 14, son of Sherebiah, yeoman, & bonded with Micah Thayer & Ebenezer Thayer Jr. Esq.
88-351: Account - estate of Joseph Arnold, son of Sherebiah to Abiah Thayer his guardian Nov.20,1783 - To board & clothing 4 years to this day, at which time he arrived at age of 7 years & 4 years up to Nov.20,1787. account allowed Aug.11,1789.