Historic homes and places and genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts ; . pter, Daughters American Revolution. 2,Harold Milton, born May 27, 1887; educatedat Dracut public school; Varnum grammarschool, Lowell, and Lowell high school, classof 1906. He is now conducting his fathersfarm, and is the last male member represent-ing this family. The Foxes have been identified with Dra-cut since its very start upon the map, andevery generation in the towns history has hada member of the family among its prominentcitizens. As early as 1710, Deacon N
Historic homes and places and genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts ; . pter, Daughters American Revolution. 2,Harold Milton, born May 27, 1887; educatedat Dracut public school; Varnum grammarschool, Lowell, and Lowell high school, classof 1906. He is now conducting his fathersfarm, and is the last male member represent-ing this family. The Foxes have been identified with Dra-cut since its very start upon the map, andevery generation in the towns history has hada member of the family among its prominentcitizens. As early as 1710, Deacon NathanielFox was mentioned among proprietors of thereserved land in the township of Dracut. Heestablished a small farm within a mile of theOld Yellow Meeting House, and thrived on generation increased its size and value,but Milton Fox made the Fox farm famousby acquiring three other farms adjacent to theoriginal land, and forming them into a greatwhole. The late Frederick Albert Fox hasincreased the size of his fathers possessions,and now the Fox farm contains over onethousand acres of the most fertile land in this. --5^1-^-^ Cc^ ^^x^ i i MIDDLESEX COIWTV T683 part of the country. The four groat productsof the farm are milk, hay, cabbage and pota-toes, and each is produced in wholesale quan-tities. The herd consists of eighty cows. (For early generations see preceding sketch). (IV) David Fox, son of NathanielFOX Fox (3), was born March 19, 1716-17, married Mary Colburn (intentiondated March 17, 1738). Children, born atDracut: i. Mary. January 6, 1739-40. , Jr., July 8, 1741, mentioned below. , May 11, 1743, died Alarch 3, 1759. , February 26, 1745, soldier in the Rev-olution. 5. Zillah, December 12, 1746. , February 2, 1749, soldier in theRevolution. 7. Simon, May 27, 1751, soldierin the Revolution. 8. Jonathan, February i,1754. 9. John, March 22, 1756. soldier in theRevolution. (V) David Fox, son of David Fox (4), wasborn in Dracut, ^Mas
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