Ancient Middlesex with brief biographical sketches of the men who have served the country officially since its settlement . /7^ Born in Weston September 18, 1762. Graduated from Har-vard in 1783. Member Constitutional Convention, 1788, Presi-dential Elector, 1813. He practiced successfully as a his father, Abraham, a Representative, Selectman, etc.,of Weston, born in Marlboro March 5, 1713, he was a descendantin the fifth generation from John Biglo, a blacksmith of Water-town, and Mary Warren, whose marriage in 1613 was the firstone recorded in that town. It is claimed that Mary
Ancient Middlesex with brief biographical sketches of the men who have served the country officially since its settlement . /7^ Born in Weston September 18, 1762. Graduated from Har-vard in 1783. Member Constitutional Convention, 1788, Presi-dential Elector, 1813. He practiced successfully as a his father, Abraham, a Representative, Selectman, etc.,of Weston, born in Marlboro March 5, 1713, he was a descendantin the fifth generation from John Biglo, a blacksmith of Water-town, and Mary Warren, whose marriage in 1613 was the firstone recorded in that town. It is claimed that Mary came overwith her father, John Warren, in the Governor Winthrop party,and it is also established to the satisfaction of many investigatorsthat this humble Puritan maiden was descended from Williamthe Conqueror. As Clerk of Courts, his term of service was onlysecond to that of his predecessor, commencing in 1790, and ex-tending to 1831, a period of forty-one years. His descendantsare able and distinguished to the present generation. He diedin New York city July 6, 1833, aged ABRAHAM BIGELOW, of Weston and Cambridge. Clerk of Courts 1790 to 1831 —41 years. From a silhouette in the possession of Albert S. Bigelow, of Boston.
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