Source: Deaths Registered in City of Boston Ledger; obituary Boston Evening Transcript, 31 Jan, 1902∼Father: Joel Hapgood of Harvard (died Sept. 28, 1855)
Mother: Sally Fairbanks (Sept. 23, 1792-Jan. 19, 1820)
He married Julia Adelaide Gamage on Jan 14, 1852.
"He entered a store in Boston in 1834. Retired from mercantile business, with a competency, in 1887. He was fond of field sports, and occasionally contributed articles to sporting and other journals. He made a liberal donation towards the building of Harvard Public Library and delivered an address at its dedication. He gave to his native town the clock that now hangs in the belfry of the Unitarian Society; published in 1861, genealogies of the Hapgood family, and in 1894, the History of Harvard, 1732-1893, for free distribution. Resides in Boston, honored and esteemed for his integrity." (Source: The Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in American 1633-1897).
Mother: Sally Fairbanks (Sept. 23, 1792-Jan. 19, 1820)
He married Julia Adelaide Gamage on Jan 14, 1852.
"He entered a store in Boston in 1834. Retired from mercantile business, with a competency, in 1887. He was fond of field sports, and occasionally contributed articles to sporting and other journals. He made a liberal donation towards the building of Harvard Public Library and delivered an address at its dedication. He gave to his native town the clock that now hangs in the belfry of the Unitarian Society; published in 1861, genealogies of the Hapgood family, and in 1894, the History of Harvard, 1732-1893, for free distribution. Resides in Boston, honored and esteemed for his integrity." (Source: The Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in American 1633-1897).
Source: Deaths Registered in City of Boston Ledger; obituary Boston Evening Transcript, 31 Jan, 1902∼Father: Joel Hapgood of Harvard (died Sept. 28, 1855)
Mother: Sally Fairbanks (Sept. 23, 1792-Jan. 19, 1820)
He married Julia Adelaide Gamage on Jan 14, 1852.
"He entered a store in Boston in 1834. Retired from mercantile business, with a competency, in 1887. He was fond of field sports, and occasionally contributed articles to sporting and other journals. He made a liberal donation towards the building of Harvard Public Library and delivered an address at its dedication. He gave to his native town the clock that now hangs in the belfry of the Unitarian Society; published in 1861, genealogies of the Hapgood family, and in 1894, the History of Harvard, 1732-1893, for free distribution. Resides in Boston, honored and esteemed for his integrity." (Source: The Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in American 1633-1897).
Mother: Sally Fairbanks (Sept. 23, 1792-Jan. 19, 1820)
He married Julia Adelaide Gamage on Jan 14, 1852.
"He entered a store in Boston in 1834. Retired from mercantile business, with a competency, in 1887. He was fond of field sports, and occasionally contributed articles to sporting and other journals. He made a liberal donation towards the building of Harvard Public Library and delivered an address at its dedication. He gave to his native town the clock that now hangs in the belfry of the Unitarian Society; published in 1861, genealogies of the Hapgood family, and in 1894, the History of Harvard, 1732-1893, for free distribution. Resides in Boston, honored and esteemed for his integrity." (Source: The Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in American 1633-1897).
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