Thomas Main, the oldest man in Marblehead and oldest member of Atlantic Lodge I.O.O.F. died at his home, 9 Prospect Street, in that town yesterday afternoon. He was in his 97th year. Mr. Main was the first chief engineer of the Marblehead pumping station. He went on that job when the municipal water works was installed in 1889 and retired in 1911.
He leaves a son, Charles T. Main, one of the leading mechanical and mill engineers in this country, who is past president of the American Engineer's Society of Winchester; two daughters, Mrs. Cordelia Ireson and Miss Carrie Main, both of Marblehead, and a sister, Mary Wiggin of Marblehead.
(Published Tuesday, July 24, 1928 in the Boston Herald)
He leaves a son, Charles T. Main, one of the leading mechanical and mill engineers in this country, who is past president of the American Engineer's Society of Winchester; two daughters, Mrs. Cordelia Ireson and Miss Carrie Main, both of Marblehead, and a sister, Mary Wiggin of Marblehead.
(Published Tuesday, July 24, 1928 in the Boston Herald)
Thomas Main, the oldest man in Marblehead and oldest member of Atlantic Lodge I.O.O.F. died at his home, 9 Prospect Street, in that town yesterday afternoon. He was in his 97th year. Mr. Main was the first chief engineer of the Marblehead pumping station. He went on that job when the municipal water works was installed in 1889 and retired in 1911.
He leaves a son, Charles T. Main, one of the leading mechanical and mill engineers in this country, who is past president of the American Engineer's Society of Winchester; two daughters, Mrs. Cordelia Ireson and Miss Carrie Main, both of Marblehead, and a sister, Mary Wiggin of Marblehead.
(Published Tuesday, July 24, 1928 in the Boston Herald)
He leaves a son, Charles T. Main, one of the leading mechanical and mill engineers in this country, who is past president of the American Engineer's Society of Winchester; two daughters, Mrs. Cordelia Ireson and Miss Carrie Main, both of Marblehead, and a sister, Mary Wiggin of Marblehead.
(Published Tuesday, July 24, 1928 in the Boston Herald)
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