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History of Norfolk County, Massachusetts, with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . He was one of the selectmen of Watertown in about1674 or 1675. His fourth son, Nathaniel, was bornJuly 12, 1653, and in 1677 married Mary .son Nathaniel was born June 9, 1678, andmarried Hannah Adams at Sherborn. Their thirdson, Moses, born June 29, 1713, married MehitableBroad, of Needham, April 11, 1745. Their son Moses, born 1746, married (1775) to Sally , settled in Natick (Needham Leg) upon their mar-riage. Their son Moses, the father of Emery, wasborn Jan. 4, 1776
History of Norfolk County, Massachusetts, with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . He was one of the selectmen of Watertown in about1674 or 1675. His fourth son, Nathaniel, was bornJuly 12, 1653, and in 1677 married Mary .son Nathaniel was born June 9, 1678, andmarried Hannah Adams at Sherborn. Their thirdson, Moses, born June 29, 1713, married MehitableBroad, of Needham, April 11, 1745. Their son Moses, born 1746, married (1775) to Sally , settled in Natick (Needham Leg) upon their mar-riage. Their son Moses, the father of Emery, wasborn Jan. 4, 1776, and married Sybil Jennison, ofHillsborough, N. H., May, 1801, and settled inFramingham, where they remained till Emery, theiroldest son, was fourteen, when they removed to Wes-ton, having purchased the Abijah Fisk farm. Afterremaining here one year the family removed toNatick, purchasing a farm, bordering upon Dug andLong Ponds, of Calvin Fisk, a cousin of the head ofthe family. When about eighteen years of ageEmery left home to carry on the farm of ChesterAdams, and, upon Col. Adams removing to Dedham,.
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