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About Peter Lurvey
From Gloucester's Deserted Village
Some distance to the northwest of Neil's place was the house of Peter Lurvey, the hero of Hiram Rich's poem, beginning
"Morgan Stanwoocl, patriot: Little more is known; Nothing of his home is left But the door-step stone."
His father, Peter Lurvey, removed from Ipswich to Gloucester in 1707, and married Rachel Elwell three years later. John Morgan Stanwood was Peter's son-in-law, and tradition was thus led astray as to the name of the patriot, as this was the home of both. "Granther Stannard " believed that his legs were of glass and feared to use them because of their fragility.
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Peter Lurvey's Timeline
| 1711 |
March 5, 1711
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Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1735 |
May 18, 1735
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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May 18, 1735
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Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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| 1739 |
August 14, 1739
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
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| 1741 |
July 10, 1741
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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July 10, 1741
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Gloucester, Essex, MA, USA
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| 1743 |
August 8, 1743
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
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August 8, 1743
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1746 |
November 6, 1746
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
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