. The Spalding memorial: a genealogical history of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts bay and his descendants; : with a record of their military services in the colonial, revolutionary and civil wars: together with information concerning ... other branches of the ... family . nney, b. Feb. 19,1885, in Alexandria, Minn. 12150. Edward-Frost, b. Sept. 21. 1888, Alexandria, Minn. 12151. Helen-Crosby, b. Jan. 18, 1894, in Alexandria, Minn. 12152. John-Andrew3 [8273], (Solomon7, Solomon6, Daniel6,Henry4, Henry3, Andrew2, Edward1), b. Jan. 24, 1841, in Nashua,N. H.; m. Melissa Weaver,
. The Spalding memorial: a genealogical history of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts bay and his descendants; : with a record of their military services in the colonial, revolutionary and civil wars: together with information concerning ... other branches of the ... family . nney, b. Feb. 19,1885, in Alexandria, Minn. 12150. Edward-Frost, b. Sept. 21. 1888, Alexandria, Minn. 12151. Helen-Crosby, b. Jan. 18, 1894, in Alexandria, Minn. 12152. John-Andrew3 [8273], (Solomon7, Solomon6, Daniel6,Henry4, Henry3, Andrew2, Edward1), b. Jan. 24, 1841, in Nashua,N. H.; m. Melissa Weaver, of Worthington, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1871;she was the daughter of Joseph Weaver and Harriet-L. Weaver,and wasb. May 27, 1842, at Adelphia, Ohio. After receiving his education, Mr. Spalding entered the storeof his father, and in 1861 secured employment in Lawrence, 1865 he moved to the west, residing for four years in Colum-bus, Ohio; thence to Iowa, where for several years he was con-nected with the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad (nowthe Chicago,.Burlington & Quincy Railroad). In 1872 Mr. Spalding moved to Michigan, where he subse-quently engaged in the lumber business, and for the past ten yearshas been in the wholesale lumber business at Philadelphia. No
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