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Atherton's lot was situated on Neck Road. The precise time of early settlers arriving in
Lancaster is not known. Initial lots of land had been allocated to Richard Linton, Lawrence Waters and John Ball, prior to the arrival c.1643 of Atherton and his peers; the Prescott's and the Sawyer's. Over the
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Charles
Atherton Hartwell, mustered as a private in he 7th New York State Militia regiment, He was brevetted Brigadier General, US Volunteers on December 2, 1865, for "gallant and meritorious services during the war". He remained in the Regular Army after the end of the conflict, dying while on
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Once more than nine families had settled, the planters petitioned the general court to be incorporated as a town, which was subsequently granted on May 18, 1653. The settlement was named
Lancaster. It was likely chosen because of the ancestral connection Atherton shared with his neighbors, the
613:
A Genealogical
Register of the First Settlers of New-England; Containing an Alphabetical List of the Governors, Deputy-Governors, Assistants or Counsellors, and Ministers of the Gospel in the Several Colonies, from 1620 to 1692; Graduates of Harvard College to 1662; Members of the Ancient and
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There has been a bridge at this location since early settlement. It is named for James
Atherton, one of the signers of the petition for incorporation of the town in 1652. The 1794 map lists the bridge as 90 feet long on a county way Lancaster’s first iron bridge was placed here in
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At this moment,... their lives were given up for lost; but then, in an instant of time, God turned the wind about, which carried them from the rocks of death before their eyes. ...her sails rent in sunder, and split in pieces, as if they had been rotten ragges...
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The first town meeting on record was held in the summer of 1654, once the petition was granted. At the next meeting it was voted not to take into the town above thirty-five families, and the names of the following 22 townsmen that approved this, were:
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Edward Breek, Mr. Joseph
Rowlandson (minister), John Prescott, William Kerley, Ralph Houghton, Thomas Sawyer, John Whitcomb, John Whitcomb, jr., Richard Linton, John Johnson, John Moore, William Lewis, John Lewis, Thomas James, Edmund Parker,
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He was related to Major
General Humphrey Atherton, who up until his death in 1661 was the most powerful military leader in the colony. It was Humphrey's father who owned land in the parish of Wigan. Humphrey sat on the General Court of the
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unsuccessful expedition against the French in Quebec. In 1690 he was a member of
Captain John Withington's Company of Dorchester, along with his neighbor, Benjamin Willard, as part of a 2000 strong militia. After a victory in the
798:"The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts. 1740-1865: Including Lists of Soldiers Serving in the Colonial and Revolutionary Wars, for the Lancastrian Towns: Berlin, Bolton, Harvard, Leominster, and Sterling"
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in 1623. The colony began in 1628 and was the company's second attempt at colonization. It was successful, with about 20,000 people migrating to New
England in the 1630s. Atherton was part of this first wave of
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Honourable
Artillery Company to 1662; Freemen Admitted to the Massachusetts Colony from 1630 to 1662; With Many Other of the Early Inhabitants of New-England and Long Island
217:, but lost all three anchors, as no canvas or rope would hold, but on August 17, 1635, torn to pieces, and with not one death, all one hundred plus passengers of the
1147:"History of Lancaster records the 1704 instruction to fortify the garrisons within Lancaster. James Atherton Sr, James Atherton Jr and Joshua Atherton are listed"
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and some of her children were taken hostage. This resulted in the abandonment of the settlement by most of the inhabitants who left by way of carts sent by the
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He married Hannah (died 1713) in Lancaster c.1653. They had eight children: James, Hannah, Joshua, Hannah (2nd), Mary, Elizabeth, Deborah and Joseph.
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Atherton went on to become one of the founders of Lancaster at the time of its incorporation. He is listed as an official planter as of January 1653.
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506:(1835–1906), a soldier in the American Civil War from Vermont, a lawyer and state legislator for New Hampshire during the late 19th century.
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588:(1836–1912), lawyer and American Civil War soldier, who then had another career as cabinet minister and judge in the Kingdom of Hawaii
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However, in 1704, both he and his two surviving sons, James and Joshua were ordered to strengthen their garrisons in Lancaster.
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In 1659 the town of Lancaster revoked the order limiting the settlers to 35, which followed a rapid increase in the population.
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552:(1884–1978), an American architect. He studied at Princeton and MIT. He co-designed the Pennsylvania WWI war memorial in France
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1104:"Joseph, son of James sets sail for Quebec as part of an invasion fleet of 34 ships and 2,000 members of the colonial militia"
1218:"Memoirs of Joshua Atherton (1737-1809) who relates the story of his emigrant ancestor, James Atherton (d. 1710) in Sherborn"
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512:(1883–1949), American business executive, Lawyer and Harvard Alumni. Member of the New York State Bar Association from 1909.
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He is buried at the Old South Cemetery in Sherborn. Probate occurred a few months after. His wife died three years later.
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were set on fire, including the home of Rev. Joseph Rowlandson and 30 people killed. Most houses were destroyed and
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According to some sources he chose to convey his lands in Lancaster to his eldest son, James (a weaver) in 1698.
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978:"The birth, marriage, and death register, church records and epitaphs of Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1643-1850"
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approached New England, a hurricane struck and it was forced to ride it out just off the coast of modern-day
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1204:"The Fairbanks and Prescotts, Friends and Neighbors who came to the New World in the Seventeenth Century"
576:(1804–1879), inventor from Foxborough, Massachusetts best known for the development of the Boyden Turbine
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470:(1773–1853), an American Federalist politician, banker and a distinguished attorney from New Hampshire.
936:"History of the Town of Lancaster, Massachusetts: From the First Settlement in 1643 to 1879, Volume 1"
873:"History of Lancaster-Vol 3 - Note it contains original manual annotations from the late 19th century"
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1133:"The early records of Lancaster, Massachusetts 1643-1725 (details James Atherton land in Lancaster"
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488:(1815–1877), businessman, trader and landowner in Chile; and then in San Mateo County, California
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next seven years very little was done to advance the settlement of the Nashaway plantation.
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James, Hannah, Joshua, Hannah (2nd), Mary, Elizabeth, Deborah, and Joseph
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James Atherton of Dorchester settled in Lancaster Massachusetts in 1654
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active duty in Castroville, Texas in 1876 while at the rank of captain.
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476:(1874–1935), a Major League Baseball third baseman. Nicknamed "Prexy"
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Sherborn (Mass.:Town); Baldwin, Thomas W. (Thomas Williams) (1911).
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458:(1804–1853), an American politician and lawyer from New Hampshire
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1248:"Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Town of Lancaster"
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Genealogies in the Library of Congress: A Bibliography, Volume 1
907:"James Atherton is recorder as one of the planters of Lancaster"
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536:(1704–1764), an 18th-century colonial leader from Massachusetts
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582:(1883–1952), an architect and instructor at Harvard University
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Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire
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and then sailed on the James, in the company of the Reverend
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1233:"Vital records of Sherborn, Massachusetts, to the year 1850"
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The Genealogy of the Descendants of Several Ancient Puritans
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1624–1710) was an early settler and one of the founders of
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They tried to stand down during the storm just outside the
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1162:"The family of James Atherton of Lancaster, Massachusetts"
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890:"History of Harvard and Lancaster, Massachusetts p28, p32"
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1118:"The Worcester Magazine and Historical Journal, Volume 2"
452:(1900–1963), a 20th-century politician from New Hampshire
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Journal of Richard Mather. 1635: His life and death. 1670
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He and his elder kinsman Humphrey Atherton, resided in
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Biographers agree that he travelled from Lancashire to
690:(1930 ed.). Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co. p.
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992:"James Atherton entry on the Atherton One Name Study"
629:"James Atherton entry on the Atherton One Name Study"
921:"The naming of the Nashaway Plantation as Lancaster"
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518:(1911–1967), a prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials
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844:Location of the Lot allocated to James Atherton
298:It is unknown when Atherton left Lancaster for
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813:"Thomas Ferrier, and some of his descendants"
356:. Joseph died during, or in the aftermath of
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440:(1921–2002), former U.S. Ambassador to Egypt
152:Puritan migration to New England (1620–1640)
711:(1850 ed.). Boston, D. Clapp. p.
673:. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press. p. 34.
1305:"James Atherton entry on the Atherton ONS"
494:(1868-1911), composer and music instructor
811:Lane, Hannah Elizabeth (Ferrier) (1906).
741:"Pilgrim Ships - The Voyage of the James"
727:"Pilgrim Ships - The Voyage of the James"
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434:(1817–1906), a Union Army Civil War nurse
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1277:"Copy of James Atherton's will of 1710"
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1291:"The Genealogical Magazine, Volume 9"
1049:. Cavendish Historical Society. 2008.
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530:(1837–1903), 19th century businessman
172:On June 4, 1635, he set sail for the
1355:People from Lancaster, Massachusetts
671:The Ancestry of Chamberlin and Grant
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165:; a minister from his home town and
1263:"Atherton-West and allied families"
1202:Fairbanks McKenny, Sharmin (2020).
934:Rev. Abijah Perkins Marvin (1879).
542:(1803–1888), was an early American
339:His youngest son Joseph, served in
244:Arrival in Massachusetts Bay Colony
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1335:People from colonial Massachusetts
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1350:People from Milton, Massachusetts
831:. Lancaster, Mass. 6 August 2024.
815:. Elkhorn, Wis., The Independent.
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154:. Atherton was a child emigrant.
1088:Watkins, Walter Kendall (1898).
687:The Planters of the Commonwealth
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115:Lancaster, Massachusetts
62:Massachusetts Bay Colony
1246:Joseph Willard (1826).
769:Stearns, E. S. (1908).
642:Stearns, E. S. (1908).
528:Joseph Ballard Atherton
417:Sherborn, Massachusetts
387:The sign commemorating
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1175:Stearns, E.S. (1908).
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462:Charles Henry Atherton
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949:Morse, Abner (1857).
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570:(1788–1870), inventor
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580:Henry Atherton Frost
346:Battle of Port Royal
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119:New England Colonies
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456:Charles G. Atherton
426:Notable descendants
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121:from the parish of
586:Alfred S. Hartwell
564:(born 1947), actor
550:Thomas H. Atherton
480:Cornelius Atherton
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341:Sir William Phips’
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847:. The town. 1879.
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