An historical sketch of Troy [] and her inhabitants, from the first settlement of the town, in 1764, to 1855 . -ried Lydia Smith, of Worcester, and settled in Marl-boro in 1786. lie was a farmer, and resided on theabove mentioned farm until his death, Feb. 23, : 1, Lydia, married John Thurston of Marl-boro; 2, Betsey, married Stanford of Dublin; 3, Relief, married Liebieus Rhoads of Marlboro; 4, Olive,married Simeon Cobb of Dublin; 5. Esther, marriedBenjamin Boswith of Winchendon; 6, Ruth, marriedStephen Rhoads of Marlboro; 7, Lucy, married Dan-iel Woodward of Swanzcy; 8, Batt
An historical sketch of Troy [] and her inhabitants, from the first settlement of the town, in 1764, to 1855 . -ried Lydia Smith, of Worcester, and settled in Marl-boro in 1786. lie was a farmer, and resided on theabove mentioned farm until his death, Feb. 23, : 1, Lydia, married John Thurston of Marl-boro; 2, Betsey, married Stanford of Dublin; 3, Relief, married Liebieus Rhoads of Marlboro; 4, Olive,married Simeon Cobb of Dublin; 5. Esther, marriedBenjamin Boswith of Winchendon; 6, Ruth, marriedStephen Rhoads of Marlboro; 7, Lucy, married Dan-iel Woodward of Swanzcy; 8, Batty, married StephenHarris of Troy; 9, Daniel, married Hannah Bolles ofRichmond; 10, Wesson, married Lydia Walker of Roy-alston, Mass. Luke Harris, son of Christopher, married Polly Whit-ney, and moved into the house with his father, about thistime, and resided there a few years, then moved into theWhipple house. Mrs. Harris died Sept., 1816, and thenext year he married Betsey Whitney, sister of his for-mer wife. In 1818, he bought the farm on which IsaacLawrence first settled, and lived there five and one-half.
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