Oliver Dow moved to Waterville in 1820.
His is one of the 24 names on a plaque at the Waterville Public Library honoring the service of those who fought during the American Revolutionary War and died in Waterville.∼Oliver was born either in Salem NH or Haverhill Mass, the son of Richard Dow and Phebe Heath. He was a Rev War Soldier of Massachusetts, Second Lieut under Col Thomas Stickney. He married Hannah Pattee in 1757, the daughter of Seth Pattee of Salem. Oliver first lived in Hopkinton and moved to Salem and then back in 1790. Late in his life he moved to Waterville Maine to live with his son Levi and died there 1824. He was buried in the Monument Park section.
His son Levi moved from Boston to Waterville where he ran a tavern on Main Street, a stop on the early stage line.
His is one of the 24 names on a plaque at the Waterville Public Library honoring the service of those who fought during the American Revolutionary War and died in Waterville.∼Oliver was born either in Salem NH or Haverhill Mass, the son of Richard Dow and Phebe Heath. He was a Rev War Soldier of Massachusetts, Second Lieut under Col Thomas Stickney. He married Hannah Pattee in 1757, the daughter of Seth Pattee of Salem. Oliver first lived in Hopkinton and moved to Salem and then back in 1790. Late in his life he moved to Waterville Maine to live with his son Levi and died there 1824. He was buried in the Monument Park section.
His son Levi moved from Boston to Waterville where he ran a tavern on Main Street, a stop on the early stage line.
Oliver Dow moved to Waterville in 1820.
His is one of the 24 names on a plaque at the Waterville Public Library honoring the service of those who fought during the American Revolutionary War and died in Waterville.∼Oliver was born either in Salem NH or Haverhill Mass, the son of Richard Dow and Phebe Heath. He was a Rev War Soldier of Massachusetts, Second Lieut under Col Thomas Stickney. He married Hannah Pattee in 1757, the daughter of Seth Pattee of Salem. Oliver first lived in Hopkinton and moved to Salem and then back in 1790. Late in his life he moved to Waterville Maine to live with his son Levi and died there 1824. He was buried in the Monument Park section.
His son Levi moved from Boston to Waterville where he ran a tavern on Main Street, a stop on the early stage line.
His is one of the 24 names on a plaque at the Waterville Public Library honoring the service of those who fought during the American Revolutionary War and died in Waterville.∼Oliver was born either in Salem NH or Haverhill Mass, the son of Richard Dow and Phebe Heath. He was a Rev War Soldier of Massachusetts, Second Lieut under Col Thomas Stickney. He married Hannah Pattee in 1757, the daughter of Seth Pattee of Salem. Oliver first lived in Hopkinton and moved to Salem and then back in 1790. Late in his life he moved to Waterville Maine to live with his son Levi and died there 1824. He was buried in the Monument Park section.
His son Levi moved from Boston to Waterville where he ran a tavern on Main Street, a stop on the early stage line.
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