Sketches of the old inhabitants and other citizens of old Springfield of the present century, and its historic mansions of "ye olden tyme," . rth and of un-blemished character. He first married Hannah T. Carew,daughter of Capt. Joseph and Laura (Bugbee) Carew. Shewas born in 1819, and died August 15, 1862, aged 42 their six children two daughters only are now living. He married for a second wife Susan E. Downing. Theywere admitted members of First Congregational Churchfrom the Memorial Church in January, 1879. In 1870 Mr. Covell built the house on Liberty street inwhich he lived until
Sketches of the old inhabitants and other citizens of old Springfield of the present century, and its historic mansions of "ye olden tyme," . rth and of un-blemished character. He first married Hannah T. Carew,daughter of Capt. Joseph and Laura (Bugbee) Carew. Shewas born in 1819, and died August 15, 1862, aged 42 their six children two daughters only are now living. He married for a second wife Susan E. Downing. Theywere admitted members of First Congregational Churchfrom the Memorial Church in January, 1879. In 1870 Mr. Covell built the house on Liberty street inwhich he lived until his death, November 22, 1887, at theage of yG years and 11 months. James Warham Crooks, Esq., was born in Blandford,Mass., August 23, 1793 ; graduated at Yale College in some years was a teacher in Westfield Academy, alsotaught school in the old academy on Elm street, Spring-field, which was started in 1812. The following notice appears in the local newspaper:— SPRINGFIELD ACADEMY. The first Summer Quarter at this institution will commence onTuesday, the i6th inst. W. CROOKS. May 2, 1820. 152 SKETCHES OF THE OLD INHABITANTS. Buckwheat Hall, 224 Walnut street, residence of James W. Crooks, Esq.,from 1838 to 1854. AND MANSIONS OF SPRINGFIELD. 153
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