Person:Joseph Herrick (1)

Watchers
Joseph Herrick
d.17 Sep 1820
m. 29 Jan 1748/49
  1. Joseph Herrick1750 - 1820
  2. John Herrick1752 - 1834
  3. Elizabeth Herrick1754 - 1834
  4. Mary Herrick1756 - 1813
  5. Eli Herrick1759 - 1813
  6. Samuel Herrick1759 - 1834
  7. Abigail Herrick1761 -
m. 17 Oct 1775
  1. Elizabeth Herrick1776 - 1801
  2. Joseph Herrick1777 - 1860
  3. Jedediah Herrick1780 - 1847
  4. Nathaniel Herrick1781 - 1821
  5. Seth Herrick1783 - 1818
  6. Samuel Herrick1784 - 1822
  7. Henry Herrick1789 - 1816
Facts and Events
Name[1] Joseph Herrick
Gender Male
Birth[2] 14 Sep 1750 Methuen, Massachusetts, USA
Christening[3] Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage 17 Oct 1775 Wilmington, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USAto Mary Preston
Death[4] 17 Sep 1820
Burial? , Massachusetts, USA
Jedediah and Lucius C. Herrick., «i»Herrick Genealogy: A Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick from the Settlement of Henerie Hericke in Salem, Massachusetts, 1629, to 1846, with a Concise Notice of Their English Ancestry.«/i» (1885), Page 211. 

JOSEPH HER RICK, Esq. ; d. Sep. 17, 1820; he rem. from Methuen, Mass., to Lewiston, Me., in 1772, and from thence to Green, Androscoggin co., Me., in 1780. Tradition says he exchanged his farm in Lewiston for the one he occupied in Green with one Thomas Taylor, whose descendants still live on the place in L., though the house does not now stand where the one did which Mr. Herrick occupied. His farm in Green was a large one, and was well cultivated, and connected with it was a tannery and a saddler's and harness-maker's shop. He was also a justice of the Peace, before whom were tried and adjusted all petty differences in the vicinity. He also kept an inn, or public house, being on the main stage road between Portland and Augusta. He took great pains in the cultivation of fruit trees, introducing many varieties of choice apples previously unknown in that section. He also erected a cider mill, in which was manufactured all the cider of his townsmen. He was the first one to introduce the Spanish Merino sheep in the State of Me.

References
  1. John Clark Stinchfield. History of the Town of Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine: From Its Settlement June 10, 1780. (Published 1901. Press of Lewiston journal)
    page 203.
  2. Jedediah and Lucius C. Herrick. Herrick Genealogy: A Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick from the Settlement of Henerie Hericke in Salem, Massachusett (2). ((1885))
    Page 211.
  3. Jedediah and Lucius C. Herrick. Herrick Genealogy: A Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick from the Settlement of Henerie Hericke in Salem, Massachusett (2). ((1885))
    Page 211.
  4. Jedediah and Lucius C. Herrick. Herrick Genealogy: A Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick from the Settlement of Henerie Hericke in Salem, Massachusett (2). ((1885))
    Page 211.
  5.   GEDCOM file imported on 15 Sep 2002. Jody Gloor.
  6.   GEDCOM file imported on 4 Oct 2002. merge of jim chapman & jody gloor.
  7.   Jedediah and Lucius C. Herrick. Herrick Genealogy: A Genealogical Register of the Name and Family of Herrick from the Settlement of Henerie Hericke in Salem, Massachusett (2). ((1885))
    Page 211.