Massachusetts, Death Records
Name: Aaron Ordway
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1815
Birth Place: Hebron, NH
Death Date: 8 Feb 1890
Death Place: Lawrence, Ma
Age at Death: 75
Father: Stephen
Mother: Mary
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1870 United States Federal Census
Home in 1870: Lawrence Ward 2, Essex, Mass
Name Age
Aaron Ordway 56 b 1814 NH
Mary A Ordway 43
Ellen D Ordway 22
Frank L Ordway 15
Jennie Goodhue 27
Etta Condell 28
Martha Norwood 23
Ida W Norwood 2
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additional information courtesy of contributor #48680380
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[source: "History of Essex County, Massachusetts", by Duane Hamilton Hurd, Ed., Published in 1888, page 929]
He was born in Hebron, N. H., May 4, 1814. His father, Stephen Ordway, went from Amesbury, Mass., in childhood, to Dunbarton, N. H. From thence, at nineteen years, he removed to the northern plantation of "Cockamouth " (afterwards called Hebron), there founding a home, where he lived to the age of 93 years. Uncle John Ordway, brother of Stephen, was the clerk and historian of the Lewis and Clark Exploring Expedition, an enterprise that opened up hitherto unknown regions of the West in the early years of the century and made the participants therein famous in American History.
Aaron came to Lawrence in 1847, having previously been a trader in general merchandise at Springfield, Mass., and a practicing physician in Rumney, N. H. For 20 years, after coming, he was one of the busiest physicians of the city. He was a pioneer among early Abolitionists and an active sympathizer with the boldest reformers, whether in the anti-slavery or woman's suffrage cause. Later in life he became financially interested in timber-lands and in the manufacture of lumberLong-continued intensity of action has undermined and broken a strong constitution and hardy physique, and, at the the age of seventy-four, he is an invalid, yet his courage is unabated and his mind unclouded.
Dr. Ordway married, for his first wife, Mary M. Kelley, of New Hampton, N. H., and four children survive her; for his second wife, he married Mary Ann Kelley, of Franklin, N. H., and with her he is enjoying as much of rest and quiet as broken health allows.
Name: Aaron Ordway
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1815
Birth Place: Hebron, NH
Death Date: 8 Feb 1890
Death Place: Lawrence, Ma
Age at Death: 75
Father: Stephen
Mother: Mary
===
1870 United States Federal Census
Home in 1870: Lawrence Ward 2, Essex, Mass
Name Age
Aaron Ordway 56 b 1814 NH
Mary A Ordway 43
Ellen D Ordway 22
Frank L Ordway 15
Jennie Goodhue 27
Etta Condell 28
Martha Norwood 23
Ida W Norwood 2
===
additional information courtesy of contributor #48680380
Their suggestion:
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[source: "History of Essex County, Massachusetts", by Duane Hamilton Hurd, Ed., Published in 1888, page 929]
He was born in Hebron, N. H., May 4, 1814. His father, Stephen Ordway, went from Amesbury, Mass., in childhood, to Dunbarton, N. H. From thence, at nineteen years, he removed to the northern plantation of "Cockamouth " (afterwards called Hebron), there founding a home, where he lived to the age of 93 years. Uncle John Ordway, brother of Stephen, was the clerk and historian of the Lewis and Clark Exploring Expedition, an enterprise that opened up hitherto unknown regions of the West in the early years of the century and made the participants therein famous in American History.
Aaron came to Lawrence in 1847, having previously been a trader in general merchandise at Springfield, Mass., and a practicing physician in Rumney, N. H. For 20 years, after coming, he was one of the busiest physicians of the city. He was a pioneer among early Abolitionists and an active sympathizer with the boldest reformers, whether in the anti-slavery or woman's suffrage cause. Later in life he became financially interested in timber-lands and in the manufacture of lumberLong-continued intensity of action has undermined and broken a strong constitution and hardy physique, and, at the the age of seventy-four, he is an invalid, yet his courage is unabated and his mind unclouded.
Dr. Ordway married, for his first wife, Mary M. Kelley, of New Hampton, N. H., and four children survive her; for his second wife, he married Mary Ann Kelley, of Franklin, N. H., and with her he is enjoying as much of rest and quiet as broken health allows.
Massachusetts, Death Records
Name: Aaron Ordway
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1815
Birth Place: Hebron, NH
Death Date: 8 Feb 1890
Death Place: Lawrence, Ma
Age at Death: 75
Father: Stephen
Mother: Mary
===
1870 United States Federal Census
Home in 1870: Lawrence Ward 2, Essex, Mass
Name Age
Aaron Ordway 56 b 1814 NH
Mary A Ordway 43
Ellen D Ordway 22
Frank L Ordway 15
Jennie Goodhue 27
Etta Condell 28
Martha Norwood 23
Ida W Norwood 2
===
additional information courtesy of contributor #48680380
Their suggestion:
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[source: "History of Essex County, Massachusetts", by Duane Hamilton Hurd, Ed., Published in 1888, page 929]
He was born in Hebron, N. H., May 4, 1814. His father, Stephen Ordway, went from Amesbury, Mass., in childhood, to Dunbarton, N. H. From thence, at nineteen years, he removed to the northern plantation of "Cockamouth " (afterwards called Hebron), there founding a home, where he lived to the age of 93 years. Uncle John Ordway, brother of Stephen, was the clerk and historian of the Lewis and Clark Exploring Expedition, an enterprise that opened up hitherto unknown regions of the West in the early years of the century and made the participants therein famous in American History.
Aaron came to Lawrence in 1847, having previously been a trader in general merchandise at Springfield, Mass., and a practicing physician in Rumney, N. H. For 20 years, after coming, he was one of the busiest physicians of the city. He was a pioneer among early Abolitionists and an active sympathizer with the boldest reformers, whether in the anti-slavery or woman's suffrage cause. Later in life he became financially interested in timber-lands and in the manufacture of lumberLong-continued intensity of action has undermined and broken a strong constitution and hardy physique, and, at the the age of seventy-four, he is an invalid, yet his courage is unabated and his mind unclouded.
Dr. Ordway married, for his first wife, Mary M. Kelley, of New Hampton, N. H., and four children survive her; for his second wife, he married Mary Ann Kelley, of Franklin, N. H., and with her he is enjoying as much of rest and quiet as broken health allows.
Name: Aaron Ordway
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1815
Birth Place: Hebron, NH
Death Date: 8 Feb 1890
Death Place: Lawrence, Ma
Age at Death: 75
Father: Stephen
Mother: Mary
===
1870 United States Federal Census
Home in 1870: Lawrence Ward 2, Essex, Mass
Name Age
Aaron Ordway 56 b 1814 NH
Mary A Ordway 43
Ellen D Ordway 22
Frank L Ordway 15
Jennie Goodhue 27
Etta Condell 28
Martha Norwood 23
Ida W Norwood 2
===
additional information courtesy of contributor #48680380
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
[source: "History of Essex County, Massachusetts", by Duane Hamilton Hurd, Ed., Published in 1888, page 929]
He was born in Hebron, N. H., May 4, 1814. His father, Stephen Ordway, went from Amesbury, Mass., in childhood, to Dunbarton, N. H. From thence, at nineteen years, he removed to the northern plantation of "Cockamouth " (afterwards called Hebron), there founding a home, where he lived to the age of 93 years. Uncle John Ordway, brother of Stephen, was the clerk and historian of the Lewis and Clark Exploring Expedition, an enterprise that opened up hitherto unknown regions of the West in the early years of the century and made the participants therein famous in American History.
Aaron came to Lawrence in 1847, having previously been a trader in general merchandise at Springfield, Mass., and a practicing physician in Rumney, N. H. For 20 years, after coming, he was one of the busiest physicians of the city. He was a pioneer among early Abolitionists and an active sympathizer with the boldest reformers, whether in the anti-slavery or woman's suffrage cause. Later in life he became financially interested in timber-lands and in the manufacture of lumberLong-continued intensity of action has undermined and broken a strong constitution and hardy physique, and, at the the age of seventy-four, he is an invalid, yet his courage is unabated and his mind unclouded.
Dr. Ordway married, for his first wife, Mary M. Kelley, of New Hampton, N. H., and four children survive her; for his second wife, he married Mary Ann Kelley, of Franklin, N. H., and with her he is enjoying as much of rest and quiet as broken health allows.
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