Historical records matching Capt. Samuel Brigham
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About Capt. Samuel Brigham
Burial record:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/12078134/samuel-brigham
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More information on this man can be found in "Four Brothers of the American Revolution," by Herbert Barber Howe, 1957.
According to this book, Samuel won his military title by serving with his friend, Col. Thomas Howe, against the Indians in Queen Anne's War. He also represented Marlborough in the General Court in Boston. He is said to have introduced tanning and shoe making to the area of Marlborough.
Notes from Ann Tindall of Largo, FL:
CAPT. SAMUEL BRIGHAM. CAPT. SAMUEL Born in CAMBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX, MA, on 12 Nov 1652. online has 12 Jan. CAPT. SAMUEL died in MARLBOROUGH, MIDDLESEX, MA, on 24 Jul 1713. [2], [3] Source 134: p. 349, in his 59th year. Buried in OLD COMMON CEM, MARLBOROUGH, MA. [4] ?Old Center?, in rear of Academy.
Mary Emily Osborn has: b. 12 Jan 1652 (or 11 Dec) in Sudbury, MA. He removed to Marlborough, a freeman in 1690. DOB listed as 12 Jan 1653. Died intestate. he moved to Sudbury and then to Marlboro at age 3, after his father's death. His mother and stepfather Rice owned land in Worcester. He fought in Queen Anne's War under Capt. Thomas Howe. He founded the tannery and shoe trades in old Marlboro. He is buried in the "Old cemetery" in the rear of the Academy in Marlboro under an ornate headstone.
11/02: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/history...... "The first tannery was built by Captain Samuel Brigham about 1700 on the south side of the Boston Road, now 279 East Main Street. It was the first tannnery west of Charlestown, Ma."
Samuel Brigham married Elzabeth Howe in 1683. They had 9 children.
Samuel was a tanner. He went to the legislature from Marlboro three times and may have been town treasurer.
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Capt. Samuel Brigham's Timeline
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January 12, 1652
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Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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January 12, 1652
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January 12, 1652
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Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1685 |
March 24, 1685
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Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
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1685
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January 25, 1686
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Marlboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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| 1689 |
January 25, 1689
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Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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| 1690 |
March 6, 1690
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Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
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