Daniel was the grandson of Thomas Learned, a Watertown blacksmith. Thomas is thought to have probably a member of Col. Wm. Brattle's regiment,that marched on alarm for relief of Fort William Henry, Aug. 16, 1757. He was also on Lexington alarm list, April 19, 1775. His father was Paul Learned (b. 1762). Paul married Anna Sanger on Oct. 16, 1785. Daniel, their third child, was born on Aug. 31, 1791.
Oct. 14, 1819, Daniel married Lucy Livermore, of Watertown. Their children were all born in Watertown. They were:
Lucy Ann b. Oct. 2, 1821.
Daniel Francis, b. May 27, 1825; m. Emma Seger ; lives at Belmont.
Harriet Louisa b. April 15, 1827; m. George F. Whiting. 1713
Adaline Elizabeth, b. Oct. 5, 1830; m. Benjamin Franklin Bacon, of Newton.
Helen Augusta, b. Sept. 28, 1833; d. 1860. [Note apparent date discrepancy]
Information from: The Learned Family (Learned, Larned, Learnard, Larnard And Lerned) Being Descendants of William Learned Who Was of Charlestown, Massachusetts, In 1632. Compiled by William Law Learned in Part from the Papers of the Late Joseph Gay Eaton Larned.
Albany Joel Munsell's Sons 1882 [Daniel specific page 256]
Watertown Records:
Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore both of Watertown were married Oc'
14th 1819....The aboved named persons were Joined in Marriage by Convers Francis, Pastor of the Church in Watertown as y'. certificate filed by him by date May 15th, 1820.
p 218
The Learneds were members of the First Parish (Unitarian) in Watertown. Established in July 28, 1630, only The First Church in Salem was older. It was the first church which adopted thorough Congregationalism and entire independency of other churches and human authority as its basis. First Church was also notable for its pastor, Rev. George Phillips, was the earliest asserter, in colonial affairs, of the doctrine that "taxation without representation is tyranny,"
Rev. Converse [various, Convers] Francis, D. D., was ordained pastor of the First Church and parish in Watertown, June 23, 1819. During that first year he married Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore. After twenty-three years pastorate, he resigned June 21, 1842, in order to accept the important professorship of Pulpit Eloquence and Pastoral Care, in the Divinity School of Harvard University. His farewell discourse was preached Aug. 21, 1842. The church then experienced a rapid turn-over in clergy, with four clerics assuming the pulpit in 18 years. Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, formerly pastor of the New North Church, Boston, became pastor of the First Parish on March 1, 1860. Among the members listed for 1861 were Daniel Learned, Daniel F. Learned, Mrs. Lucy Learned, Miss Lucy A. Learned, Miss Helen A. Learned and Miss Mary Elizabeth Learned and Mrs. Eleanor Learned. Helen Augusta is not mentioned.
From A Record Of The First Parish In Watertown, Massachusetts,
Compiled By Arthur B. Fuller, Minister Of The First Parish, Watertown: 1861
Oct. 14, 1819, Daniel married Lucy Livermore, of Watertown. Their children were all born in Watertown. They were:
Lucy Ann b. Oct. 2, 1821.
Daniel Francis, b. May 27, 1825; m. Emma Seger ; lives at Belmont.
Harriet Louisa b. April 15, 1827; m. George F. Whiting. 1713
Adaline Elizabeth, b. Oct. 5, 1830; m. Benjamin Franklin Bacon, of Newton.
Helen Augusta, b. Sept. 28, 1833; d. 1860. [Note apparent date discrepancy]
Information from: The Learned Family (Learned, Larned, Learnard, Larnard And Lerned) Being Descendants of William Learned Who Was of Charlestown, Massachusetts, In 1632. Compiled by William Law Learned in Part from the Papers of the Late Joseph Gay Eaton Larned.
Albany Joel Munsell's Sons 1882 [Daniel specific page 256]
Watertown Records:
Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore both of Watertown were married Oc'
14th 1819....The aboved named persons were Joined in Marriage by Convers Francis, Pastor of the Church in Watertown as y'. certificate filed by him by date May 15th, 1820.
p 218
The Learneds were members of the First Parish (Unitarian) in Watertown. Established in July 28, 1630, only The First Church in Salem was older. It was the first church which adopted thorough Congregationalism and entire independency of other churches and human authority as its basis. First Church was also notable for its pastor, Rev. George Phillips, was the earliest asserter, in colonial affairs, of the doctrine that "taxation without representation is tyranny,"
Rev. Converse [various, Convers] Francis, D. D., was ordained pastor of the First Church and parish in Watertown, June 23, 1819. During that first year he married Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore. After twenty-three years pastorate, he resigned June 21, 1842, in order to accept the important professorship of Pulpit Eloquence and Pastoral Care, in the Divinity School of Harvard University. His farewell discourse was preached Aug. 21, 1842. The church then experienced a rapid turn-over in clergy, with four clerics assuming the pulpit in 18 years. Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, formerly pastor of the New North Church, Boston, became pastor of the First Parish on March 1, 1860. Among the members listed for 1861 were Daniel Learned, Daniel F. Learned, Mrs. Lucy Learned, Miss Lucy A. Learned, Miss Helen A. Learned and Miss Mary Elizabeth Learned and Mrs. Eleanor Learned. Helen Augusta is not mentioned.
From A Record Of The First Parish In Watertown, Massachusetts,
Compiled By Arthur B. Fuller, Minister Of The First Parish, Watertown: 1861
Daniel was the grandson of Thomas Learned, a Watertown blacksmith. Thomas is thought to have probably a member of Col. Wm. Brattle's regiment,that marched on alarm for relief of Fort William Henry, Aug. 16, 1757. He was also on Lexington alarm list, April 19, 1775. His father was Paul Learned (b. 1762). Paul married Anna Sanger on Oct. 16, 1785. Daniel, their third child, was born on Aug. 31, 1791.
Oct. 14, 1819, Daniel married Lucy Livermore, of Watertown. Their children were all born in Watertown. They were:
Lucy Ann b. Oct. 2, 1821.
Daniel Francis, b. May 27, 1825; m. Emma Seger ; lives at Belmont.
Harriet Louisa b. April 15, 1827; m. George F. Whiting. 1713
Adaline Elizabeth, b. Oct. 5, 1830; m. Benjamin Franklin Bacon, of Newton.
Helen Augusta, b. Sept. 28, 1833; d. 1860. [Note apparent date discrepancy]
Information from: The Learned Family (Learned, Larned, Learnard, Larnard And Lerned) Being Descendants of William Learned Who Was of Charlestown, Massachusetts, In 1632. Compiled by William Law Learned in Part from the Papers of the Late Joseph Gay Eaton Larned.
Albany Joel Munsell's Sons 1882 [Daniel specific page 256]
Watertown Records:
Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore both of Watertown were married Oc'
14th 1819....The aboved named persons were Joined in Marriage by Convers Francis, Pastor of the Church in Watertown as y'. certificate filed by him by date May 15th, 1820.
p 218
The Learneds were members of the First Parish (Unitarian) in Watertown. Established in July 28, 1630, only The First Church in Salem was older. It was the first church which adopted thorough Congregationalism and entire independency of other churches and human authority as its basis. First Church was also notable for its pastor, Rev. George Phillips, was the earliest asserter, in colonial affairs, of the doctrine that "taxation without representation is tyranny,"
Rev. Converse [various, Convers] Francis, D. D., was ordained pastor of the First Church and parish in Watertown, June 23, 1819. During that first year he married Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore. After twenty-three years pastorate, he resigned June 21, 1842, in order to accept the important professorship of Pulpit Eloquence and Pastoral Care, in the Divinity School of Harvard University. His farewell discourse was preached Aug. 21, 1842. The church then experienced a rapid turn-over in clergy, with four clerics assuming the pulpit in 18 years. Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, formerly pastor of the New North Church, Boston, became pastor of the First Parish on March 1, 1860. Among the members listed for 1861 were Daniel Learned, Daniel F. Learned, Mrs. Lucy Learned, Miss Lucy A. Learned, Miss Helen A. Learned and Miss Mary Elizabeth Learned and Mrs. Eleanor Learned. Helen Augusta is not mentioned.
From A Record Of The First Parish In Watertown, Massachusetts,
Compiled By Arthur B. Fuller, Minister Of The First Parish, Watertown: 1861
Oct. 14, 1819, Daniel married Lucy Livermore, of Watertown. Their children were all born in Watertown. They were:
Lucy Ann b. Oct. 2, 1821.
Daniel Francis, b. May 27, 1825; m. Emma Seger ; lives at Belmont.
Harriet Louisa b. April 15, 1827; m. George F. Whiting. 1713
Adaline Elizabeth, b. Oct. 5, 1830; m. Benjamin Franklin Bacon, of Newton.
Helen Augusta, b. Sept. 28, 1833; d. 1860. [Note apparent date discrepancy]
Information from: The Learned Family (Learned, Larned, Learnard, Larnard And Lerned) Being Descendants of William Learned Who Was of Charlestown, Massachusetts, In 1632. Compiled by William Law Learned in Part from the Papers of the Late Joseph Gay Eaton Larned.
Albany Joel Munsell's Sons 1882 [Daniel specific page 256]
Watertown Records:
Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore both of Watertown were married Oc'
14th 1819....The aboved named persons were Joined in Marriage by Convers Francis, Pastor of the Church in Watertown as y'. certificate filed by him by date May 15th, 1820.
p 218
The Learneds were members of the First Parish (Unitarian) in Watertown. Established in July 28, 1630, only The First Church in Salem was older. It was the first church which adopted thorough Congregationalism and entire independency of other churches and human authority as its basis. First Church was also notable for its pastor, Rev. George Phillips, was the earliest asserter, in colonial affairs, of the doctrine that "taxation without representation is tyranny,"
Rev. Converse [various, Convers] Francis, D. D., was ordained pastor of the First Church and parish in Watertown, June 23, 1819. During that first year he married Daniel Learned and Lucy Livermore. After twenty-three years pastorate, he resigned June 21, 1842, in order to accept the important professorship of Pulpit Eloquence and Pastoral Care, in the Divinity School of Harvard University. His farewell discourse was preached Aug. 21, 1842. The church then experienced a rapid turn-over in clergy, with four clerics assuming the pulpit in 18 years. Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, formerly pastor of the New North Church, Boston, became pastor of the First Parish on March 1, 1860. Among the members listed for 1861 were Daniel Learned, Daniel F. Learned, Mrs. Lucy Learned, Miss Lucy A. Learned, Miss Helen A. Learned and Miss Mary Elizabeth Learned and Mrs. Eleanor Learned. Helen Augusta is not mentioned.
From A Record Of The First Parish In Watertown, Massachusetts,
Compiled By Arthur B. Fuller, Minister Of The First Parish, Watertown: 1861
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