Person:Gorham Tenney (2)

Dudley after grandfather Dudley Lull.

1860 Census: Georgetown, ESSEX, MA, 30, farmer, MA.

1870 Census: Georgetown, ESSEX, MA, 40, farmer, MA.

1880

1900 Census: Georgetown, ESSEX, MA, page 18A, line 46, Jun 1830, age 69, widowed, MA, MA, MA, farmer.

GENEALOGY JOHN POORE Ten Generations: 1615-1880. Mary [Poor], b. Aug. 13, 1764; who m. in 1805 for his second wife Dudley, the only son of Thomas and Hannah (Cooper) Lull, b. in the house where the one stood that was burnt by the Indians at the time they killed the Goodrich girl; situated about two and a quarter miles from Georgetown corner. Mr. Lull was the only child of his parents who had posterity ; Hannah and Martha their other children died unmarried; and he has posterity only by Mary (as by his first wife Anna Clements of Newburyport, he had no child to survive infancy) ; Mary had a daughter Ann Clements, and she was the only child of her mother b. in the same house of her father's birth July 19, 1807, and died June 7, 1867; m. Nov. 29, 1827, Gorham P., son of Oliver and Judith (Jackman) Tenney, b. Mar. 17, 1794; who died May 26, 1858 ; settled on the farm of his father and grandfather Oliver Tenney, where he and his father was born, which place is next easterly of where she and her mother were born, and she had (1) Gorham Dudley, also the only child of his mother b. June 29, 1830; m. May 24, 1857, Hattie Jane, dau. of Samuel and Lorine (Rogers) Larken, b. in the Newbury part of Byfield parish, Sept. 4, 1834; reside on the homestead of his father; is an extensive farmer, occupying also the farm of her mother and grandfather Lull, which are upon the southern side of the street; the houses on both these places having been built about a dozen rods from the street. The house on her mother's farm was taken down in Sept., 1875. They have two children, viz. : Ann Clemens, b. March 6, 1859, and Hattie Florence, b. Feb. 2, 1864.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Latter Day Saints - Family Group Record
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