Capt. William Proctor, son of Israel Proctor and Sarah Raymond; husband of Mary Proctor. Age 100 yrs.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Births, p. 126:
Proctor, William, s. Israel and Sarah, Feb. 20, 1747-8.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Marriages:p.300
Procter [Proctor], William, and Mary Procter [of Westford, int.], May 11, 1769
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, NH, 1886, p.395. "In the fall of 1775, Captain William Proctor and his wife, Mary, with three children, found their way through the forests to Washington from Chelmsford, Mass. He settled near Ashuelot Pond. He lived in that part of town many years, but finally removed to the east part of the town, where his son resided, and died February 19, 1846, at the age of ninety-nine years, lacking one day. Captain Proctor was prominent in town affairs and during the War of the Revolution was a soldier in the American army."
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Births, p. 126:
Proctor, William, s. Israel and Sarah, Feb. 20, 1747-8.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Marriages:p.300
Procter [Proctor], William, and Mary Procter [of Westford, int.], May 11, 1769
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, NH, 1886, p.395. "In the fall of 1775, Captain William Proctor and his wife, Mary, with three children, found their way through the forests to Washington from Chelmsford, Mass. He settled near Ashuelot Pond. He lived in that part of town many years, but finally removed to the east part of the town, where his son resided, and died February 19, 1846, at the age of ninety-nine years, lacking one day. Captain Proctor was prominent in town affairs and during the War of the Revolution was a soldier in the American army."
Capt. William Proctor, son of Israel Proctor and Sarah Raymond; husband of Mary Proctor. Age 100 yrs.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Births, p. 126:
Proctor, William, s. Israel and Sarah, Feb. 20, 1747-8.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Marriages:p.300
Procter [Proctor], William, and Mary Procter [of Westford, int.], May 11, 1769
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, NH, 1886, p.395. "In the fall of 1775, Captain William Proctor and his wife, Mary, with three children, found their way through the forests to Washington from Chelmsford, Mass. He settled near Ashuelot Pond. He lived in that part of town many years, but finally removed to the east part of the town, where his son resided, and died February 19, 1846, at the age of ninety-nine years, lacking one day. Captain Proctor was prominent in town affairs and during the War of the Revolution was a soldier in the American army."
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Births, p. 126:
Proctor, William, s. Israel and Sarah, Feb. 20, 1747-8.
Source: Vital Records of Chelmsford, MA.
Marriages:p.300
Procter [Proctor], William, and Mary Procter [of Westford, int.], May 11, 1769
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, NH, 1886, p.395. "In the fall of 1775, Captain William Proctor and his wife, Mary, with three children, found their way through the forests to Washington from Chelmsford, Mass. He settled near Ashuelot Pond. He lived in that part of town many years, but finally removed to the east part of the town, where his son resided, and died February 19, 1846, at the age of ninety-nine years, lacking one day. Captain Proctor was prominent in town affairs and during the War of the Revolution was a soldier in the American army."
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CAPT. WM. PROCTOR
DIED
Feb. 18, 1846
AE. 100
Mary
his wife, DIED
Sept. 22, 1845
AE. 96 yrs. 2 m's.
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