Genealogy of the Dodge Family of Essex County, Mass. 1629-1894, Part 2Democrat Printing Company, 1898 |
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$8 per mo 15 June 17 March 24 April 28 March Abbie Abigail acres Andrew Anna Antipas April August bapt Barre Benj Benjamin Betsey Beverly born Boston Bourbon county Bridgton Brookfield Capt Ch'n Charles CHARLES DODGE Chas Cheney Children Clara Claremont Conn Daniel Dodge daughter David Dodge died Dudley Ebenezer Edward Elisha Eliza Elizabeth Ellen Emily Emma Eunice farm farmer father Francestown Francis George Goffstown Hampton Falls Hannah Harriet Helen Henry Henry Dodge Ipswich Isaac Jackson James Jane John Dodge Jonathan Joseph Dodge Joshua Josiah July June lived Louisa Lucy Lydia Manchester March married Marshfield Martha Mary Mass Montpelier Moses Nancy Nathaniel Oriskany Falls Polly priv Rebecca Robert Rufus Ruth Samuel Dodge Sarah Sept Sergt Stephen Stoddard Thomas town viii Wenham wife William Dodge Worcester
Popular passages
Page 604 - For men are prone to go it blind Along the calf-paths of the mind, And work away from sun to sun To do what other men have done. They follow in the beaten track, And out and in, and forth and back, And still their devious course pursue. To keep the path that others do.
Page 465 - I am; it is far from my design to intimate an opinion, that Heraldry, Coat-Armour, etc., might not be rendered conducive to public and private uses, with us, — or, that they can have any tendency unfriendly to the purest spirit of Republicanism : on the contrary, a different conclusion is deducible from the practice of Congress and the States ; all of which have established some kind of Armorial Devices, to authenticate their official instruments.
Page 620 - He was one of the original movers in the organization of the State Teachers' Association, has contributed extensively to various literary and religious periodicals, and delivered many addresses.
Page 620 - ... various literary and religious periodicals, and delivered many addresses. His life of Elder John Smith is a well known and standard volume. His most important work, however, will be the one on Christian Ethics, now in course of preparation. He has also occasionally been induced to occupy the pulpits of various churches, both in and out of his own denomination. "He is a Mason of high degree, and of national reputation as a pleasant and orthodox expounder of the principles of the Order. While resting...
Page 598 - ... our government; and that they already challenged as their own American nationality and American life, glorying in the Nation's past and confident in its future. In science and art, in musical and literary development, much remains to be wished for; yet something has already been done. The building of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of the American Museum of Natural History, of the Metropolitan Opera House, the gradual change of Columbia College into a University, — all show a development which...
Page 470 - ... photographs of family possessions; if so, of course it will give me pleasure to obtain one and send to you. I wish it was in my power to tell you more of the Cheshire Doidges from whom we both spring. I have often thought of going into Cheshire to endeavor to trace the family, but have never had the time to spare for what is a long and troublesome search. But if the small amount of information I have been able to give you is of the slightest interest to you I am very glad to have been able to...
Page 603 - Dartmouth College conferred upon him the honorary degree of Master of Arts. In 1882 he was elected to the State Senate, resigning his position as Clerk of the United States District Court.
Page 467 - Doidges, farmers & laborers in this neighborhood. Farmers of this name still in Milton Abbott. The name hereabout is spelled Doidge, but pronounced Dodge. There is a Maurice Doidge in Larneston p'sh, N. Tavistock yeoman, owner of Woodley which has been in the Doidge possession for some centuries. I remain yours truly, S. BARING GOULD. CHARLES DODGE, JUN'R Fort Bayard, New Mexico, USA (Copy.) Hurlditch Court, Tavistock, 9th. July 1895. Dear Sir: — I shall be most pleased to do anything I can for...
Page 619 - ... Shannon. He subsequently received the degree of AM from his Alma Mater, and later that of LL. D. from the Masonic University of La Grange, Ky. After leaving college he entered on the study of law with a view of adopting that profession, but was prevented from accomplishing that purpose by the...
Page 468 - ... which has been in the Doidge possession for some centuries. I remain yours truly, S. BARING GOULD. CHARLES DODGE, JUN'R Fort Bayard, New Mexico, USA (Copy.) Hurlditch Court, Tavistock, 9th. July 1895. Dear Sir: — I shall be most pleased to do anything I can for you in the matter of the Coat of Arms but the same is much worn by exposure and I scarcely think it would be worth photographing. I am leaving home today for a couple of weeks and on my return will see Mr. Baring Gould and get his opinion...