Middlesex County, Massachusetts Deaths
Middlesex County, Massachusetts Deaths
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The lost leaves of Ralph Houghton's manuscript, and subsequent records for many years, must be supplied from the copies of the returns made to the Middlesex County court by him and his successors. These are found in the Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Liber 111, pags 115 and 196; and Liber IV, pages 39 to 42, 121, 195, 206, 212 to 214. The recorder, it is evident, did not always copy the orthography of Lancaster's scribe:
Source: Conbributed by Sharon Wick |
CONCORD DEATHS THE DAYES MONTHES AND YEARES
as followeth
| Ball, John | 1649 27 (5) mo. | s/o Nathaniell & Mary Ball |
| Ball, Nathaniell | 1649 23 (9) mo. | s/o Nath. & Mary Ball |
| Butricke, Mary | 1648 1 (9) mo. | d/o William & Mary Butricke |
| Dane, Elizabeth | 1649 20 of the (4) mo. | d/o Thos. & Elizabeth Dane |
| Ffox, Rebecca | 1647 11th (3) mo. | w/o Tho. Ffox |
| Held, Dorcas | 1650 1 of the (3) mo. | d/o John & Dorithy Held |
| Mirriam, Mary | 1646 10 (6) mo. | d/o George & Susan Mirriam |
| Mousgraue, Mary | 1649 25th of the 10th | |
| Potter, Mary | 1644 (8) of the (2) mo. | w/o Luke Potter |
| Ross, George | 1649 20th of the (3) mo. | |
| Tailor, Henry | 1648 24 (1) mo. | s/o Janes & Isabell Tailor |
| Underwood, Rebeca | 1650 (6) 2 mo. | d/o William & Sarath Underwood |
| Wheat, Jane | 1648 13th (8) mo. | d/o Moses & Tamsen Wheat |
| Wheeler, Susana | 1646 10 (6) mo. | w/o Obadiath Wheeler |
| Woolly, Ursilla | 1648 21 (12) mo. | d/o Christopher & Ursilla Woolly |
| Delivered into Court, the 17th (7) 1650; By Simon Willard | ||
Contributed by Sharon Wick
Connelly, Cornelius, was drowned at Lowell 13 Aug 1832 (21 Aug 1832, National Intelligencer, contributed by Kim Torp)George, William W., was killed 22 Nov at Lowell, Mass. after supporters gave way on a roof on which he was working. (26 Nov 1830, National Intelligencer, contributed by Kim Torp)
Livermore, Edward St. Loe, formerly member of Cong. from Essex North District - died in Tewksbury, Mass., 15 Sept 1832, age 70. (25 Sept 1832, National Intelligencer, contributed by Kim Torp)
Hale, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of the late Capt. J. Hale, an eminent surgeon in the Revolutionary war, and daughter of Rev. David Hale, many years a minister of Sutton, Mass., died in Hollis, Mass., aged 97. (10 Nov 1830, National Intelligencer, contributed by Kim Torp)
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