The Cary family in America . e was married in Gharlestownto Benjamin West, of Roxbury, Mass., and diedin Gharlestown, Mass., September 23,1823, agednearly sixty-three years. 3. John Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass., March 27,1763; died at Gharlestown, Mass., July 2, 1763. 3. Sarah Gary, bom at Gharlestown, Mass., June 9,1764. She married Jacob Farnsworth, and diedNovember 8, 1794, aged thirty years. 3. Mary Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass., October17, 1766. She married Elias Farnsworth,June 14, 1795. 3. Jonathan Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass.,November 3, 1768. He died at Lexington,Mass., Apr
The Cary family in America . e was married in Gharlestownto Benjamin West, of Roxbury, Mass., and diedin Gharlestown, Mass., September 23,1823, agednearly sixty-three years. 3. John Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass., March 27,1763; died at Gharlestown, Mass., July 2, 1763. 3. Sarah Gary, bom at Gharlestown, Mass., June 9,1764. She married Jacob Farnsworth, and diedNovember 8, 1794, aged thirty years. 3. Mary Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass., October17, 1766. She married Elias Farnsworth,June 14, 1795. 3. Jonathan Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass.,November 3, 1768. He died at Lexington,Mass., April 17, 1855, aged eighty-six years. 3. Elizabeth Gary, born at Gharlestown, Mass.,October 9, 1771. She died May 26,1853, agedeighty-one years, unmarried. 3. Rebecca Gary, bom at Gharlestown, Mass.,November 14, 1773. She married Samuel Bur-ditt, and died January 13, 1836, aged sixty-twoyears. 3. Nancy Gary, born at Reading, Mass., February8,1776. She died at Boston, Mass., unmarried,October 30, 1811, aged thirty-five JONATHAN GARY, 1768-1855 THE GARY FAMILY IN AMERICA 3. John Gary, bom at Gharlestown, Mass., Novem-ber 6, 1778. He died May 8, 1828, aged forty-nine years. John Gary was a ship carpenter and mast and sparmaker, and while a young man worked with his the British burned Gharlestown in 1775, he re-moved his wife and children from their home on MaudHnStreet, near the river, to a building called the MaltHouse, not far from the place now occupied by the StatePrison. They afterwards removed to Reading, Mass., oc-cupying part of a house with a Mr. Bowman. Here hiseighth child, Nancy, was bom. While the family were atReading, John was employed by the United States Gov-emment to build boats at Cambridge. When theyretumed to Gharlestown they occupied for nearly oneyear a part of the fort which the British had evacuated. In the meantime John rebuilt his house on Maud-lin Street near the distillery, with timber brought fromLexington by a Mr. Han-ington. John
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