Die Geschichte von Haverhill, Massachusetts: Von der ersten Siedlung, in 1640, in das Jahr 1860. August 3, 1737; Nathaniel, 31 Dezember, 1739; John, Novem-ber 2d, 1743; Lydia, Februar 5, 1745; und Abigail, 3. April 1747. David, Senior, war Diakon gewählt, anstelle von seinem verstorbenen Vater, im Jahr 1737. Und füllte das Amt bis zu seinem Tod, 2. November 1777. Maria, seine Witwe, lange überlebte ihn, und 12. Mai 1794 starb, im 91. Jahr ihres Alters. Diese Familie stellt ein seltenes Beispiel für eine lange Lebensdauer in allen seinen Mitgliedern. Theshortest lebte ein, Henoch, lebte bis 68 Jahre alt sein, und der Durchschnitt der Zwölf war eig

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The history of Haverhill, Massachusetts : from its first settlement, in 1640, to the year 1860 . August 3, 1737; Nathaniel, December 31, 1739; John, Novem-ber 2d, 1743; Lydia, February 5, 1745; and Abigail, April 3, 1747.David, senior, was chosen deacon, instead of his deceased father, in 1737.and filled the office until his death, November 2, 1777. Mary, his widow, long survived him, and died May 12, 1794, in the 91st year of her age.This family presents a rare example of long life in all its members. Theshortest lived one, Enoch, lived to be 68 years old ; and the average ofthe twelve was eighty-two years and one month. Perhaps the cause layin the temperance, frugality, and industry, of which they were all brightexamples. Their parents removed, about 1731, from Marshs Hill to thevillage — to the site adjoining, on the north, the Centre Church, and stillin possession of a descendant, Moses, son of David, married Eebekah Walker, February 6, 1759, andhad twelve children: Lydia. born June 23, 1760, died aged 8 years;Moses, born December 21, 1761; Mary, born August 23, 1763; Lydia. Jfc ^v^JhrVL. HISTORY OP HAVERHILL. 639 born July 28, 1765; David, born July 26, 1767; James, born October 6, 1769; Nathaniel, born August 11, 1771, died young; Nathaniel, bornJuly 1, 177 h Ecbckah, born February 11, 1777; John, born February10, 1780; Jonathan, born July 30, 1782; and Samuel, born January 19, 1786. Of this once numerous family, only Samuel, the youngest, sur-vives at the present; he resides in New York, and enjoys, amid activepursuits, comfortable health. The father died October 20, 1820, and themother, January lo, 1823, the former aged 88, and the latter 84. Mostof the children also lived to an advanced age. David, whose likeness ishere inserted, copied from a portrait painted when he was about 77 yearaold, died August 30, 1854, in his 88th year. AVhile he passed his longlife in the humble paths of mechanical, mercantile, and agricultural occu-pations yet no one of the name

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