Adams Pedigree
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23d; m. 3 Oct. , 1811, at Boston, by Rev. Cliarles Lowell of the West Church, to Samuel Noyes, son of Moses Noyes of Newbury and Wilmington, Mass. , and Wind- ham, N. H. , and his 2d wife, Phebe Ricliardson of Billerica, Mass. He was born 15 Oct. , 1782 (bible record made by himself), and d. 31 Mar. , 1833, at Boston. They lived in Boston. She d. 31 Jan. , 1881, at Broolilyn, N. Y. They are buried in Walnut Street cemetery, Newton, Mass. Viii. Maktha (Patty), b. 14 Oct. , 1790; m. 18 Feb. , 181...1, William Faxon, son of James Faxon and Mary Field of Braintree, Mass. He was b. 9 Feb. , 1784-5, at Braintree, and d. 25 Dec, 1838. She d. 31 May, 1840. They lived in Boston.
ix. Walter, m. A Rice.
Beferences to authorities. — 'New-^ng. Hist, and Gen. Register, vol. 5, p. 307; I vol. 11, pp. 113, 117, 225; vol. 12, p. 215; vol. 53, page 35. Reports of the I Record Commissioners of Boston, 1st Report, p. 128; 6th Report, pp. 66, 85, I 96, 97, 120. Muddy River and Brookline records (1634 to 1838), pp.
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23d; m. 3 Oct. , 1811, at Boston, by Rev. Cliarles Lowell of the West Church, to Samuel Noyes, son of Moses Noyes of Newbury and Wilmington, Mass. , and Wind- ham, N. H. , and his 2d wife, Phebe Ricliardson of Billerica, Mass. He was born 15 Oct. , 1782 (bible record made by himself), and d. 31 Mar. , 1833, at Boston. They lived in Boston. She d. 31 Jan. , 1881, at Broolilyn, N. Y. They are buried in Walnut Street cemetery, Newton, Mass. Viii. Maktha (Patty), b. 14 Oct. , 1790; m. 18 Feb. , 181...1, William Faxon, son of James Faxon and Mary Field of Braintree, Mass. He was b. 9 Feb. , 1784-5, at Braintree, and d. 25 Dec, 1838. She d. 31 May, 1840. They lived in Boston.
ix. Walter, m. A Rice.
Beferences to authorities. — 'New-^ng. Hist, and Gen. Register, vol. 5, p. 307; I vol. 11, pp. 113, 117, 225; vol. 12, p. 215; vol. 53, page 35. Reports of the I Record Commissioners of Boston, 1st Report, p. 128; 6th Report, pp. 66, 85, I 96, 97, 120. Muddy River and Brookline records (1634 to 1838), pp.
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