Historic homes and places and genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts ; . d in public schools,a machinist by trade, at present (1908) inConcord, North Carolina, with ConstructionCompany of Bridges. 6. Edna Viola, bornApril 19, 1873; resides on the homestead withher father; married Eugene Thompson, ofMausdale, Pennsylvania; two children: Lil-ian Maus, born February 8, 1896, student inPhiladelphia, and Edith May, born December15, 1902. Ida Olivia Maus, second daughter of An-drew Jackson and Harriet (Billmeyer) Maus,born March 2, i860, educate
Historic homes and places and genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts ; . d in public schools,a machinist by trade, at present (1908) inConcord, North Carolina, with ConstructionCompany of Bridges. 6. Edna Viola, bornApril 19, 1873; resides on the homestead withher father; married Eugene Thompson, ofMausdale, Pennsylvania; two children: Lil-ian Maus, born February 8, 1896, student inPhiladelphia, and Edith May, born December15, 1902. Ida Olivia Maus, second daughter of An-drew Jackson and Harriet (Billmeyer) Maus,born March 2, i860, educated in publicschools, resided with parents at Mausdale,Pennsylvania, until marriage, January 18,1883, to Homer Hersey Southwick, now de-ceased, mentioned above. For the past fifteenyears Mrs. Southwick has served as commer-cial saleslady, representing the Oakdale Manu-facturing Company, Providence, Rhode is a member of the Episcopal church. Christopher Osgood, immi-OSGOOD grant ancestor, born in Eng-land about 1600, came to Amer-ica in the ship Mary and John, sailing March24, 1633-4. He settled at Ipswich, Massa-. C/i^a. 0,i3o-uU^iA4^t r MIDDLESEX COUNTY. 1855 chusetts. It is thought that his parents wereChristopher and EHzabeth (Brockwell) Os-good, married October 30, 1599, at St. Thomasparish, Wiltshire. The widow EHzabeth diedJune 18, 1612, and it is Hkely that Christopherwas raised by some relatives. There is prob-ably some relationship between Christopherand the two other Osgood pioneers, John Os-good of Newbury, and William Osgood ofSalisbury, Massachusetts. Christopher was abrick maker by trade. He was a proprietor ofIpswich in 1634, and was admitted a free-man May 6, 1635. He died in 1650. His will,dated April 19, 1650, proved October 10, 1650,bequeathed to wife Margery, son Christopher,daughters Mary, Abigail, Elizabeth and De-borah ; father-in-law Philip Fowler, an over-seer ; wife executrix. Christopher Osgoodmarried (first) at St. Marys parish, Aferl-boroug
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