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Hugh Edwards |
| Father: | Mother: | |||
| John Edwards |
Eunice Smith | |||
| Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: | |
| 11/17/1804 | 7/21/1848 | Chelsea MA |
Married:
| Name: | Marriage Date: | Marriage Location: | Father: | Mother: |
| Sarah Penfield | 0/11/1827 | Nathaniel C Penfield | ||
| Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: | |
| Butterfield MA | 2/9/1889 | Chelsea MA |
Child(ren):
| Name: | Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: |
| Mary Edwards | 7/28/1828 | Boston MA | 1832 | Boston MA |
| Charles Oliver Edwards | 3/22/1832 | Boston MA | 2/2/1902 | Chelsea MA |
Comments:
Family located:
Boston MA: Chelsea MA
Occupation: Safe
and Lock Manufacturer
Hugh Edwards went to Boston in 1827 where he worked at his trade as blacksmith until 1830, when he formed a partnership with R. Albert Bisbee for the manufacture of locks and safes.
Sarah Penfield Edwards used some of the first coal brought to Boston. She sailed in the first steamship on route from Boston, Mass. to Portland, Me.
Other Info:
| Census: |
1830 Ward 6, Boston
Edwards, Hugh
1 female under 5
1 male 15-20
1 males, 1 female 20-30