Perley, The Dwellings of Boxford (1893)

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Perley, The Dwellings of Boxford (1893)
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1893
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https://archive.org/details/dwellingsofboxfo00perl
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Local history, read in the archive.org full text. Nathan Low came to Boxford from Ipswich in 1767 and hired the Hale farm (p. 47). His son Jeremiah was a tanner at Boxford (p. 48). Of his son Gen. Solomon Lowe (p. 48): "He died April 3, 1861, lacking six days of being eighty years old. The remains of General Lowe repose in his tomb in Harmony Cemetery. Upon the face of the tomb are illustrations of himself and ... wives engraved on marble tablets." Solomon's son Major William Lowe "died in 1870, from injuries caused by a bull which attacked him in his cowyard."

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  2. title: "Perley, The Dwellings of Boxford (1893)"
  3. type: book
  4. date: 1893
  5. url: "https://archive.org/details/dwellingsofboxfo00perl"
  6. seen: transcript
  7. access: public
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  10. Local history, read in the archive.org full text. Nathan Low came to Boxford from Ipswich in 1767 and hired the Hale farm (p. 47). His son Jeremiah was a tanner at Boxford (p. 48). Of his son Gen. Solomon Lowe (p. 48): "He died April 3, 1861, lacking six days of being eighty years old. The remains of General Lowe repose in his tomb in Harmony Cemetery. Upon the face of the tomb are illustrations of himself and ... wives engraved on marble tablets." Solomon's son Major William Lowe "died in 1870, from injuries caused by a bull which attacked him in his cowyard."
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