. . he died in Fitchburg, January30, 1911. Children: 1. Florence Russell,born January 12, 1864, married, June 29,1892, John Herbert Daniels, of Fitchburg,and has children: Ellen Shepherd, bornJune 10, 1893; George Eaton, May 17,1896; Florence Dwinnell, November 15,1900. 2. Josephine Hill, born May 19,1870, died March 23, 1871. 3. CliftonHoward, born March 13, 1873; a gradu-ate of the Worcester School of Tech-nology ; is now first vice-president of theFirst National Bank of Boston; he mar-ried Elisabeth Adamson Marshall, daugh-ter of
. . he died in Fitchburg, January30, 1911. Children: 1. Florence Russell,born January 12, 1864, married, June 29,1892, John Herbert Daniels, of Fitchburg,and has children: Ellen Shepherd, bornJune 10, 1893; George Eaton, May 17,1896; Florence Dwinnell, November 15,1900. 2. Josephine Hill, born May 19,1870, died March 23, 1871. 3. CliftonHoward, born March 13, 1873; a gradu-ate of the Worcester School of Tech-nology ; is now first vice-president of theFirst National Bank of Boston; he mar-ried Elisabeth Adamson Marshall, daugh-ter of John Knox Marshall, of Brookline,Massachusetts, and has children: SabinaAdamson, born August II, 1903; CliftonHoward, October 12, 1905 ; Marshall, Sep-tember 28, 1907; Elisabeth, March 24,1911. 4. Irving Francis, born February 3,1877 ; three years a student at the Worces-ter School of Technology; is now secondassistant clerk of Courts of WorcesterCounty; he married, March 11, 1911,Stella Anna Woodward, daughter of Fred-erick Francis Woodward, of Fitchburg. 124. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY LONG, John D., Statesman, Cabinet Official. John Davis Long was born October 2j,1838, in Buckfield, Oxford county, Maine,and is the only surviving child of Zadocand Julia Temple (Davis) Long. Hisfather was a native of Massachusetts,who removed to Maine. He was de-scended from James Long, an early set-tler in North Carolina (died 1682). MilesLong, of the fifth generation, grandfatherof John D. Long, born in North Carolina,removed to Massachusetts. John Davis Long acquired his earlierliterary education in the public schoolsand the academy at Hebron, Maine, inthe latter fitting for college under theinstruction of the principal, Mark , afterward a member of Con-gress from Minnesota. He entered Har-vard College, and was graduated A. 1857, second in his class, and authorof the class ode which was sung at com-mencement. For two years after leavingcollege he served acceptably as principalo
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