The Cogswells in America - citizen hylbom blog

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Miili'i: S. M.o-i, w.i> .1 i.innc-r by trade, but became, in 1835, the proprietor of the Amer-
ican Hiiiisf, in \Vinclienili)n, Mass. In 185J he removed to California, engaged in mining,
and met with an accident which caused his death. Mrs. Morse, resided. 1S.S3, in Winchen-
d..n Ma>-.
WILLIAM EMERSON COGSWELL
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W'lLLi.AM EMr.KsoN' CoiiswELL. \\\'i l/iaiii'\ IiDicrsorr, Eiiierson^y
U'llliaiir, Wiiliaiir, John''), son ul" William' . 254 ;
and
Mary (Buttrick)
Cog.swell, was born July lo, 1818, in Duxbury, Mass. Me married,
Aiay 29, 1850, Emily yokiisoii, daughter of Thomas Johnson. She
was born July 27, 1818, in Lexington, Mass. They resided in Murray
Street, Lexington, Mass. Mr. Cogswell died Feb. 12, 1859.
THEIK ONLY CHHJ) W..\S :
Wn.Li.A.M JiHiNbON. [1204] b. Jan. 15. i';;3. He died in infancy, Sept. 12, 1853.
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;;•//./,.« J:„ur..,>. and in composition roufinj;, hia biisine>s being in Montreal, Canada. .Mrs.
Cogswell, who resided in l.e.\ington, Mass., in 18S3, was a descendant of Gov. Thomas Dnd-
Icy. Her mother's father was Nathan Dudley, of Concord, Mass.. who w.as an active patriot
in'the Kevuhitionai v period. He «.i- one who jnusiicd the British on their retreat from Con-
cord, .\pril J.J, i-rv
LUCY ANN COGSWELL.
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Luc\- Ann" Cogsweli., ijatucs'', ynincs'\ Emcrson\ William"-. Wil-
liam'-, yohu^), daughter of Jamcs