The Hebblethwaites came to the states in the mid-1800s from England and finally settled in the Suffolk/Malden/Dedham/Lowell areas of Massachusetts after the Civil War. They ran a successful family plumbing business. Joseph was divorced (c.1935) from his wife Margaret (Huston); they had two sons (Joseph Jr and Albert) and a daughter Elaine.
The Hebblethwaites and the Parks families share this same plot. Joseph's son Albert who died in 1944 at the age of 25 is also buried here.
The Hebblethwaites and the Parks families share this same plot. Joseph's son Albert who died in 1944 at the age of 25 is also buried here.
The Hebblethwaites came to the states in the mid-1800s from England and finally settled in the Suffolk/Malden/Dedham/Lowell areas of Massachusetts after the Civil War. They ran a successful family plumbing business. Joseph was divorced (c.1935) from his wife Margaret (Huston); they had two sons (Joseph Jr and Albert) and a daughter Elaine.
The Hebblethwaites and the Parks families share this same plot. Joseph's son Albert who died in 1944 at the age of 25 is also buried here.
The Hebblethwaites and the Parks families share this same plot. Joseph's son Albert who died in 1944 at the age of 25 is also buried here.
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