. Soldiers of Oakham, Massachusetts, in the revolutionary war, the war of 1812 and the Civil war . was bornin Bradford, Mass., October 5, 1797, and was a graduate of MiddleburyCollege in the Class of 1820 and of Andover Theological Seminary in1823. His mother was Emily Parker, who was born in Groveland, Mass.,September 5, 1800, and was one of the early teachers of BradfordAcademy. William B. Kimball was graduated at Amherst College in1856. February 17, 1858, he was married, in Enfield, Mass., toFrances C. Woods, daughter of Josiah B. Woods, who was bornin Enfield and was closely identified wit
. Soldiers of Oakham, Massachusetts, in the revolutionary war, the war of 1812 and the Civil war . was bornin Bradford, Mass., October 5, 1797, and was a graduate of MiddleburyCollege in the Class of 1820 and of Andover Theological Seminary in1823. His mother was Emily Parker, who was born in Groveland, Mass.,September 5, 1800, and was one of the early teachers of BradfordAcademy. William B. Kimball was graduated at Amherst College in1856. February 17, 1858, he was married, in Enfield, Mass., toFrances C. Woods, daughter of Josiah B. Woods, who was bornin Enfield and was closely identified with the early developmentof the industrial resources of his native town. Mr. Woods wasfor many years a manufacturer of flannels and satinet goods. Mr. Kimball located in Westboro, buying the historic farmknown as the Maynard place, on the Northboro road. He wasone of the first to enlist in the Westboro company of the 13thMass., raised in May, 1861, and was mustered in as Corporal ofCo. K. A few days later he was made Orderly Sergeant. Hisgenial manners and sunny disposition made him universally.
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