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Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . es Henrv, son of Thomas and MaryE. (Hiller) Till, was born in Swampscott, Mass.,March 29, 1858. He was educated in the pubHcschools of that town. He began business with theTapley Machine Company of Boston, and has eversince been connected with it, now occupying theposition of treasurer. He was married Sept. 7,1885, to Miss Isabella McDonald. TiLTON, Herbert, , son of John andCelia Luce (Meader) Tilton, was born in GreatFalls, , July
Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . es Henrv, son of Thomas and MaryE. (Hiller) Till, was born in Swampscott, Mass.,March 29, 1858. He was educated in the pubHcschools of that town. He began business with theTapley Machine Company of Boston, and has eversince been connected with it, now occupying theposition of treasurer. He was married Sept. 7,1885, to Miss Isabella McDonald. TiLTON, Herbert, , son of John andCelia Luce (Meader) Tilton, was born in GreatFalls, , July 2, 1856. His education wasattained in the public schools of Nashua, , inthe Lniversity of Vermont, and the L^niversity ofthe City of New York. Adopting medicine as aprofession he began practice in 1879 at Norway,Me., where he remained for a period of seven anda half years. Then he removed to East Boston,and has since been established here. He has heldprominent offices in the Knights of Pythias, thei\Iasonic, and the Odd Fellows orders. He is a member of the Maine State Medical Society. was married Sept. 22, 1S79, to Miss Fannie. 1^ Prescott Small ; they have twoand Celia Tilton. Iren : Winona T(ii;ev, Edward Silas, son of Silas and Mary(Fuller) ibbey, was born in Kingston, Mass., April5, 1813; died in Brookline March 29, 1891. Hisfother, of Berkeley, Mass., was a graduate of BrownUniversity, class of 1S07 ; his grandfather, Tobey, also of Berkeley, was judge of thecourt of common pleas of Taunton, and engaged asa ship-owner in the commerce of Newport, ;and his great-grandfather, Samuel Tobey, was agraduate of Harvard College, 1731, and the firstminister of the town of Berkeley after its separationfrom Taunton. His mother was the daughter of Fuller, of Kingston, who was a direct descend-ant of Dr. Fuller of the Mayflower, and Lucy(Loring) Fuller, daughter of Anne Alden, of Dux-bury, a direct descendant of John Alden. WhenEdward S. Tobey was
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