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gravestone Mt. with first husband.

S.P.85-37, Jan.24,1786: John Vinton made administrator of Eunice Loring dec. intestate & bonded with Benjamin Loring of Boston & Benjamin Stetson.
85-89, Inventory, Feb.28,1786: 3 acres of woodland near Breakneck Hill £43/4. Taken by M. French, David Holbrook, Samuel M. Thayer, Total £207/0/5.

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He was in the shoe business in Quincy until 1866, then was employed at the Custom House in Boston for 25 years until retirement. He was town clerk 1856 and Representative to the General Court 1857. He served in the Civil Warin Co. H. 4th Regt. and was afterwards a member of Hancock Light Guard. He was called "Capt. Frank" and resided on Franklin St. opposite the John Adams birthplace in a house now standing (1952), built in 1857.

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He was in the shoe business in Quincy with others of the family. Resided on School St. at W. corner of Phipps St. in the Dr. Thomas Phipps Sr. house, standing until about 1950

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no children

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died - (alive Jun.1846 a.90)

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he age 25; of Boston

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his 2nd wife

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m. -.

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He was in the shoe business in Quincy, served in the Civil Warin Co. D. 39th Mass. Inf. He was a boot maker in 1850 census, lived with Mehitable Phipps

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3rd Cousins

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living 1952 at the homestead.

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she age 23

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He age 23.

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died Apr.18,1918 at Quincy, residence Upland Road.
He was an auditor with Swift & Co., was city councilman 1907-8.

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no issue

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He was surveyor of highways 1729, fenceviewer 1732,1741 and on several committees until 1754. He resided on half of his father's estate which he received by will and shared with his brother Samuel. No division is on record but in 1769 he began selling off his share and in 1771 had apparently disposed of all, but no record has been where they went. He was called a housewright in the deeds. His son in law William Hobart purchased the homestead except for two acres he gave his daughter Comfort who remained in Braintree. His part of his father's estate was the southerly part, on the south side of Pernis Hill. He joined the church in 1726 and Zipporah in 1727
m. Jan.7,1723 Boston V.R.(Jan.7,1724/5 Braintree V.R.), John Curtis

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