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He was a blacksmith, resided in East Braintree in a house still standing on Commercial St. east of the Jonas Perkins School, where his daughter afterwards conducted a school for young ladies still remembered by some Braintree residents at the W. corner of Faxon St. called Monatiquot Seminary.
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NOT Elisha Faxon
He was a cordwainer & Tanner. Removed to Pembroke about 1747. He was elected hogreave 1735,1739, surveyor of highways 1741, tithingman 1743. Resided until 1747 on N.E. end of his father's homestead where he built a house still standing, but much altered, on Common St. just west of the river crossing, later occupied by the Veazie family to whom he sold.

child- buried Jul.7,1729 - Diary of Rev. S. Niles.
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3rd wife
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1st cousins once removed
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4th cousins
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3rd cousins once removed
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4th cousins
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living, single, at Quincy about 1880. His name is given as Horatio N. on birth record at Braintree. G.A.R. Baptized as George Eliot.
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He was a trader in 1850 census, lived with his father.

infant son stillborn Jun.5,1857.
infant son stillborn Feb.1,1867.
infant dau. stillborn Feb.5,1868.
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Resided on a large estate, 300 Adams St., cor. Whitwell St.
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He was a bootmaker, a.45 in 1850 census of Quincy, no family given, lived with Benjamin Curtis.
4th cousins twice removed
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He was a Revolutionary Soldier, farmer, and boot maker. Resided on part of the original homestead on present Granite St. in Braintree, on west side. He was elected hogreave 1773. Resided on his father's place, Granite St., Braintree, but removed to Quincy 1792. James Faxon Jr. & Family were warned out of Quincy Jan.25,1793 as customary to new residents.
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He was an agriculturalist and market man in Boston where he owned and managed a stall in the Quincy Market in Boston. In 1812?? he purchased a farm in Quincy from Thomas Pratt where he resided the rest of his life, the house of which is still standing south of Water St., near Quincy Ave., now owned by his heirs of his grandson Henry Hardwick Faxon (1950). He was a yeoman in 1850 census.
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He was elected field driver 1696, fenceviewer 1702,1708, constable 1709, surveyor of highways 1716, tithingman 1717, fenceviewer 1719, selectman 1722. Resided in a house near the Thomas1 Faxon place, but north of the brook, standing until 1890's and the cellar hole was visible in 1940 but now (1948) obliterated by new house and streets.

S.P.30-300: Division of estate, Mar.26,1734 by Samuel Bass, John Thayer, Peter Adams, Richard Faxon.
To widow Mehitable 12 a. pasture at east end & 24 a. wood & swamp adjoining called Faxon's meadow.
To Josiah eldest son 4 1/2 a. on which his house stands & 10 a. in Cochato (14th lot in 4th Div.) Lot 2.
To heirs of Thomas, 2nd son, 21 1/4 a. 34 rods being lot #5.
To Eliashib, youngest son, 9 1/2 a. adj. to land on which his house stands etc., being swamp & meadow.
To Benj. Richards & Lydia, eldest dau., of Bridgewater 24 3/4 a. 21 rods & 1/2 share in Middle Cedar Swamp, lot #6.
To Ebenezer Whitmarsh & Mehitable, 2nd dau., of Abington 20 1/2 a. 30 rods, Lot #4.
To Benj. Hayden & Elizabeth, 3rd dau., 20th lot in 1st Div. in Cochato, 40 a. Lot #7.
To Joseph Thayer & Sarah, youngest dau., 24 a. 4 rods & 1/2 share in Middle Cedar Swamp, Lot #3.

29-360, Inventory, Nov.9,1731, by Peter Adams, Benjamin Ludden, Nehemiah Hayden.
180 acres being the West part of the Farm £900
6 acres at N.E. corner of the Farm £42
40 acres in 20th lot £90
1 share Cedar Swamp £10
1 small share in Cochato in the 14th lot £5. Total £1149/16/0.