Son of Samuel Wyman Sr. Samuel Jr. was a blacksmith and veteran of the War of 1812. His father was a Revolutionary War Veteran. He married Betsey Atchinson 1817 at Parma. ... accessed ), memorial page for Samuel Johnson Wyman Jr. (31 May 1789–22 Dec 1875), Find a Grave Memorial ID 113413895, citing Parma Corners Cemetery, Parma Corners ...

Dec 22, 2022 · He succeeded his father as the blacksmith of Haverhill, and like his father is referred to as lieutenant in the records. [3] John Johnson married three times and had a total of 16 children. He died 9 March 1724 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts at 66 years of age.

Feb 3, 2010 · He was the son of the late Nick and Mary Johnson. Although, a farmer, he also was the village blacksmith, and his trade brought him in contact with (illegible word) for miles around.

Spencer Johnson; 45; Carpenter Walt Howard; 50; Blacksmith George Davis; 30; Blacksmith The Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project The Tradesmen of the Shenandoah Valley: from the 1850 Federal Census Warren County; 1850 Thomas Gumby; 33; Collier Lewis Robinson; 33; Blacksmith; $300.00 Jess Lucas; 54; Blacksmith Samuel Lucas; 55; Cooper

Apr 3, 2003 · Fowers Francis, blacksmith Johnson Samuel, stonemason Lovett Isaac, assist. overseer Page Nathaniel, velvet weaver Platts Francis, wheelwright Pigott Wm. senr. free school Simms Nath. vict. Wheel Stokes Rev. John Hy. curate Swan William, wheelwright Watson Benjamin, butcher Watson Joseph, saddler

Nov 2, 2021 · Situated on a bucolic estate, it is a regal English country manor built in the Arts and Crafts style with wood beamed ceilings, a walk-in fireplace, a ballroom, stained glass windows, and ornamental iron work and lamps designed by master blacksmith Samuel Yellin.

Fired with this fever of epidemick patriotism, the tailor slips his thimble, the draper drops his yard, and the blacksmith lays down his hammer; they meet at an honest alehouse, consider the state of the nation, read or hear the last petition, lament the miseries of the time, are alarmed at the dreadful crisis, and subscribe to the support of ...

Village blacksmiths have ceased to exist, but blacksmith Samuel D., Outlaw Jr., once played a very important role on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

An oval portrait of an older Dr Samuel Johnson, with a wig and brown jacket and waistcoat, with a white necktie. Dr Johnson was an English author who made many worthy contributions to the English language, though he is probably most famous for 'A Dictionary of the English Language' published in 1755.