Dedham Historical Register volume V3 4 1892 93
Dedham Historical Register volume V3 4 1892 93
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He m. 1st, Judith [ ], 2dly, March 6, 1674, Hannah, daughter of Peter and Rachel Adams of Medfield ; d. At Medfield, Oct. 15, 1727. He remained in Dedham until the death of his father, in 1672, when he removed to Medfield and settled at first in the north part of the town, not far from Castle Hill. His house was destroyed by Indians and he was among the petitioners for relief from that cause. Pie was a blacksmith and built a shop near what is now the corner of North and 1803. ] THE FISHER FAMIL...Y. 21 Frairy streets. It was built on town land, but in 1684 he was granted the land on which the shop stood. The homestead was sold in 1732 to Peter Cooledge. His widow m. , in 1730, Joseph Metcalf of Medfield, as his second wife. Children were : — Judith 5, b. In Dedham, Nov. 21, 1673; probably died young. Hannah 5, b. (by second wife) Dec. 28, 1674; m. William Partridge, of Medfield. [Tilden's Medfield, p. 450. ] John 5, b. Dec. 22, 1677; m. Abigail Smith, April 23, 1705.
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He m. 1st, Judith [ ], 2dly, March 6, 1674, Hannah, daughter of Peter and Rachel Adams of Medfield ; d. At Medfield, Oct. 15, 1727. He remained in Dedham until the death of his father, in 1672, when he removed to Medfield and settled at first in the north part of the town, not far from Castle Hill. His house was destroyed by Indians and he was among the petitioners for relief from that cause. Pie was a blacksmith and built a shop near what is now the corner of North and 1803. ] THE FISHER FAMIL...Y. 21 Frairy streets. It was built on town land, but in 1684 he was granted the land on which the shop stood. The homestead was sold in 1732 to Peter Cooledge. His widow m. , in 1730, Joseph Metcalf of Medfield, as his second wife. Children were : — Judith 5, b. In Dedham, Nov. 21, 1673; probably died young. Hannah 5, b. (by second wife) Dec. 28, 1674; m. William Partridge, of Medfield. [Tilden's Medfield, p. 450. ] John 5, b. Dec. 22, 1677; m. Abigail Smith, April 23, 1705.
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