Beloved husband of Anna Elizabeth Congdon Sears. Loving son of Thomas Sears, MD and Sophia James. Dear brother of Clarissa, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Claudius, Darwin, Frances and Sophia Sears. Grandson of Rowland Sears 1745-1819 and Jedidah Conant 1752-1828.
Thomas and Anna did not have children. He was a Farmer. In a letter written by his wife, Anna, dated Dec 17, 1903, she mentions that "I still have my home on the farm (this was a wonderful 500 acre farm just out of Chelsea, about a mile from the center of the city: inserted by relative) where you once visited me. It is changed since then, as I think we had not built on the addition to the house, when you were here. My very happy home is a changed one now. I have not stayed here more than half of the time since Mr. Sears went away."
Thomas and Anna did not have children. He was a Farmer. In a letter written by his wife, Anna, dated Dec 17, 1903, she mentions that "I still have my home on the farm (this was a wonderful 500 acre farm just out of Chelsea, about a mile from the center of the city: inserted by relative) where you once visited me. It is changed since then, as I think we had not built on the addition to the house, when you were here. My very happy home is a changed one now. I have not stayed here more than half of the time since Mr. Sears went away."
Beloved husband of Anna Elizabeth Congdon Sears. Loving son of Thomas Sears, MD and Sophia James. Dear brother of Clarissa, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Claudius, Darwin, Frances and Sophia Sears. Grandson of Rowland Sears 1745-1819 and Jedidah Conant 1752-1828.
Thomas and Anna did not have children. He was a Farmer. In a letter written by his wife, Anna, dated Dec 17, 1903, she mentions that "I still have my home on the farm (this was a wonderful 500 acre farm just out of Chelsea, about a mile from the center of the city: inserted by relative) where you once visited me. It is changed since then, as I think we had not built on the addition to the house, when you were here. My very happy home is a changed one now. I have not stayed here more than half of the time since Mr. Sears went away."
Thomas and Anna did not have children. He was a Farmer. In a letter written by his wife, Anna, dated Dec 17, 1903, she mentions that "I still have my home on the farm (this was a wonderful 500 acre farm just out of Chelsea, about a mile from the center of the city: inserted by relative) where you once visited me. It is changed since then, as I think we had not built on the addition to the house, when you were here. My very happy home is a changed one now. I have not stayed here more than half of the time since Mr. Sears went away."
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