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David Sears

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Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk, MA, United States
Death: January 14, 1871 (83)
Place of Burial: Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of David Sears and Ann Sears
Husband of Miriam Clark Sears
Father of Harriet Elizabeth Crowninshield; Anna Amory; Ellen Sears; David Mason Sears; Cordelia Mason Sears and 5 others

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Historical records matching Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress

Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Portland Daily Press - Jan 16 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in Chicago Tribune - Jan 23 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in Chicago Tribune - Jan 16 1871
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Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in Lewiston Evening Journal - Jan 16 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Transcript - Jan 27 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Traveler - Jan 18 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Traveler - Jan 17 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Traveler - Jan 14 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Statesman - Jan 20 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Press - Jan 16 1871
Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress in The Boston Transcript - Jan 18 1871
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About Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Sears_%28America%29

David Sears II (1787-1871) was a prominent 19th century Boston philanthropist, merchant and landowner. He developed a substantial part of nearby Brookline, Massachusetts, including building the Christ's Church in Longwood, and was associated in the erection of the St Paul's Cathedral. In addition, Sears purchased some 200 acres (0.81 km2), which was later to become the town of Longwood.

Sears also served as a Massachusetts Representative and Senator on and off between the years of 1816 and 1851.

His former Beacon Hill home is now the location of the Somerset Club.

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Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress's Timeline

1787
October 8, 1787
Birth of Hon. David Sears, US Senate & Congress
Boston, Suffolk, MA, United States
1809
1809
Birth of Harriet Elizabeth Crowninshield
1810
1810
Birth of David Mason Sears
1813
March 16, 1813
Birth of Anna Amory
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
1816
1816
Birth of Cordelia Mason Sears
1819
1819
Birth of Ellen Sears
Boston, United States
1822
1822
Birth of David Sears
1824
April 1824
Birth of Frederick Richard Sears
Sears Family Crypt Brookline Norfolk County Massachusetts
1826
1826
Birth of Winthrop Sears
1828
August 23, 1828
Birth of Grace WInthrop Rives
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
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