. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . hehighest order, characterized by intelligent pub-lic spirit and loyalty to the community. Heis a Mason in fraternal connection, holdingmembership in Social Harmony Lodge, ofWareham. He and his family are all membersof the Christian Advent Church. On July 4, 1857, Mr. Morse was married,by Rev. Samuel Nott, of Wareham, to AlmedaIngraham Wsjshhurn, of Carver, daughter ofAsaph and Jane (Gibbs) Washburn,
. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . hehighest order, characterized by intelligent pub-lic spirit and loyalty to the community. Heis a Mason in fraternal connection, holdingmembership in Social Harmony Lodge, ofWareham. He and his family are all membersof the Christian Advent Church. On July 4, 1857, Mr. Morse was married,by Rev. Samuel Nott, of Wareham, to AlmedaIngraham Wsjshhurn, of Carver, daughter ofAsaph and Jane (Gibbs) Washburn, of Ware-ham. Her father was born in 1807 (died inMarch, 1900), son of Asaph and Mary (Bar-rows) Washburn, and was descended fromJohn Washburn, who was in Duxbury as earlyas 1632, and among the first freemen was an original proprietor of Bridgewater,in South Bridgewater as early as 1665. Hewas the first secretary of the Colony in Ply-mouth, England, and was succeeded in thatcapacity by William Burgess in 1628. Fromthis (I) John Washburn Mrs. Morse traces herline through (II) John (2), (III) John (3),(IV) William, (V) William (2), (VI) Wil-liam (3), (VII) Asaph and (VIII) Asaph(2)..
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