Robert married Dorcas Upton (Unknown - 1829)
Robert and Dorcas were married in October 1772
Robert fought in the Revolutionary War. He went to Cambridge in 1775 for three months. He owned and operated a saw mill on Witches Brook where he lived for a time. He was a large land owner, who sold off the land for drink. He was always considered behind the times. He lived at 244 Silver Lake road after his marriage and had a turning mill there where he made wooden plates, bowl, trays etc. He apparently owned property on Ridge Road after 1800 but never lived there.
His mother was Elizabeth Smith.
Robert and Dorcas were married in October 1772
Robert fought in the Revolutionary War. He went to Cambridge in 1775 for three months. He owned and operated a saw mill on Witches Brook where he lived for a time. He was a large land owner, who sold off the land for drink. He was always considered behind the times. He lived at 244 Silver Lake road after his marriage and had a turning mill there where he made wooden plates, bowl, trays etc. He apparently owned property on Ridge Road after 1800 but never lived there.
His mother was Elizabeth Smith.
Robert married Dorcas Upton (Unknown - 1829)
Robert and Dorcas were married in October 1772
Robert fought in the Revolutionary War. He went to Cambridge in 1775 for three months. He owned and operated a saw mill on Witches Brook where he lived for a time. He was a large land owner, who sold off the land for drink. He was always considered behind the times. He lived at 244 Silver Lake road after his marriage and had a turning mill there where he made wooden plates, bowl, trays etc. He apparently owned property on Ridge Road after 1800 but never lived there.
His mother was Elizabeth Smith.
Robert and Dorcas were married in October 1772
Robert fought in the Revolutionary War. He went to Cambridge in 1775 for three months. He owned and operated a saw mill on Witches Brook where he lived for a time. He was a large land owner, who sold off the land for drink. He was always considered behind the times. He lived at 244 Silver Lake road after his marriage and had a turning mill there where he made wooden plates, bowl, trays etc. He apparently owned property on Ridge Road after 1800 but never lived there.
His mother was Elizabeth Smith.
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