Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
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Where is Millbury, Massachusetts, USA? Millbury, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Millbury was first settled by white Europeans in 1716 and was officially incorporated in 1813.
Millbury has a long history as a New England mill town, from which the town's name is derived. The Blackstone River flows through the town which during the Industrial Revolution provided much of the water power to the town's many textile mills and factories.
Millbury was originally the Second or North Parish of Sutton. Because traveling from one part of Sutton to the other for town meetings, etc. was difficult and time-consuming, the inhabitants of the Northern Parish petitioned the Massachusetts General Court to split the town of Sutton into two separate towns. The North Parish became the town of Millbury on June 11, 1813 by way of an act of incorporation.wikipedia
Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
Bird's Eye View of Millbury, Mass.
Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
First Congregational Church, Millbury, Mass.
Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
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First Congregational Church, Bramanville, Millbury, Mass. (1907)
Millbury, Massachusetts, USA
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"President William Howard Taft spent many summer vacations in Millbury as a young boy, attending the public schools for a season. When he grew older, he visited his grandparents most summers. He visited his aunt, Delia C. Torrey, during his presidency for the occasion of Millbury's 100th birthday. The Torrey House, where President Taft stayed during his visit, is commonly called the Taft House today..." wikipedia)
Torrey Mansion, The Millbury Home of President Taft
"President William Howard Taft spent many summer vacations in Millbury as a young boy,... Read MORE...
History / News
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1776 - The first paper mill in Central Massachusetts was built in Millbury by Abijah Burbank.
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1819 - In April, Luther Gould and Nathaniel Goddard began shoe manufacturing near the gun factory. (Millbury)
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1822 - A new store was opened by Benedict, Braman, and Preston, in which West India goods were sold. (Millbury)
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1824 - Thomas Blanchard exhibited at Springfield a steam carriage for running on the public road. (Millbury)
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1827 - The Goodell Manufacturing Co. is a very large establishment.
It is calculated to turn out three hundred yards of broadcloth per day. In the same neighborhood is ...Read MORE...
It is calculated to turn out three hundred yards of broadcloth per day. In the same neighborhood is ...Read MORE...
1828 - This was the year of the digging of the Blackstone Canal.
On March 27th, the first shovelful of earth in Millbury was turned over, near Mr. Greenwood's; on...Read MORE...
On March 27th, the first shovelful of earth in Millbury was turned over, near Mr. Greenwood's; on...Read MORE...
8. MILLBURY. [Pop. 2,171. Inc. 1813.]
Millbury was formerly a part of Sutton, and derived its name from its numerous mills, Bury and...Read MORE...
Millbury was formerly a part of Sutton, and derived its name from its numerous mills, Bury and...Read MORE...
1848 - Millbury
MILLBURY, formerly a part of Sutton, was incorporated as a town in 1813. It was incorporated as a...Read MORE...
MILLBURY, formerly a part of Sutton, was incorporated as a town in 1813. It was incorporated as a...Read MORE...
1870 - A man recently drove his horse from Millbury to Worcester, seven miles, in twenty one minutes for $25, and the animal died shortly afterwards in great agony after entering the stable.St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
July 23, 1870
1877 - LARGE STOCK STABLES BURNED
Worcester, Mass., May 20 - The extensive stock stables on Grass Hill farm, Millbury, were burned...Read MORE...
Worcester, Mass., May 20 - The extensive stock stables on Grass Hill farm, Millbury, were burned...Read MORE...
1885 - A curious coincidence in connection with a half-dozen houses being built at Millbury Juncation, Mass.,is that the little piece of land upon which they are to stand is in three towns - Worcester,...Read MORE...
Millbury Massachusetts, 1890
Millbury is situated near the middle of the southern half of Worcester County, 39 miles from Boston ...Read MORE...
Millbury is situated near the middle of the southern half of Worcester County, 39 miles from Boston ...Read MORE...
1899 - After Five-Year Shutdown,Millbury, Mass., Jan. 9. - The big woolen factory at Blackstone, known as No. 1 mill, is resuming...Read MORE...
1906
Millbury, a banking post-village in Millbury township (town), Worcester co., Mass., on the...Read MORE...
Millbury, a banking post-village in Millbury township (town), Worcester co., Mass., on the...Read MORE...
Ancestors Who Were Born Here
 
William Jennison BLANCHARD
(19 December 1808, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 15 November 1848, Palmer, Massachusetts, USA (Bondsville) (Three Rivers))
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Dorilda DESMARAIS
(abt. 1885, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 23 April 1959, Fall River, Massachusetts, USA)
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Mary Lydia DESMARAIS
(23 May 1897, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - , )
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Elmira LADOUCEUR
(abt. 1885, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 1953, Whitman, Massachusetts, USA)
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Lewis SYRIAC
(18 January 1871, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - , )
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Lizzie SYRIAC
(1874, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - , )
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Alfred SYRIAC (THERIAQUE dit DEFOREST)
(May 1877, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 18 September 1945, Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA)
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Corinna Louise Mary SYRIAC (THERIAQUE)
(28 November 1873, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 2 October 1967, Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA)
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Edwidge (Elizabeth) SYRIAC (THERIAQUE)
(28 June 1872, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 2 September 1949, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA (Indian Orchard))
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Allphonse Simeon THIBEAULT
(23 February 1895, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - , )
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Charles THIBEAULT
(17 March 1869, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - , )
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Mary Ann THIRIAC
(3 September 1879, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 29 December 1968, Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA)
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George Elon WHITE
(7 March 1848, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA - 17 May 1935, Chicago, Illinois, USA)
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Ancestors Who Died Here
Flora BEAUDOIN
(, Sorel, Québec, Canada - April 21, 1935, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Eli LACOUTURE
(, Saint-Ours, Québec, Canada (Immaculée-Conception) - Sept 28, 1910, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Rita Mary LALIBERTE (LIBERTY)
(13 August 1922, , New Hampshire, USA - 26 March 2008, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Mary Ann LAVERTY
(18 May 1842, Northbridge, Massachusetts, USA (Whitinsville) - 5 April 1885, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Willard MORSE
(1815, Putnam, Connecticut, USA - 12 May 1886, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Charles THIBEAULT
(21 September 1842, Sorel, Québec, Canada - 23 August 1909, Millbury, Massachusetts, USA)
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Ancestors Who Were Married Here
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Sefton "David" ORRELL (WORRELL) (abt. 1836 - 27 June 1891) &
Mary Ann LAVERTY (18 May 1842 - 5 April 1885)
married 28 September 1867 |
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Charles THIBEAULT (21 September 1842 - 23 August 1909) &
Elizabeth COSSKEY (1857 - )
married 16 July 1885 |
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Jeremiah Stanislas DESMARAIS (1874 - 21 November 1931) &
Lydia Mary SEGUIN (18 November 1877 - 17 March 1913)
married 23 September 1894 |
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Charles-Émile BAZIN (May 30 1866 - October 10, 1938) &
Henriette MATHIEU ( - )
married 5 February 1894 |
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Reuben BAKER (14 April 1874 - 13 January 1921) &
Marie Albina Clarinda RENAUD (13 August 1876 - 24 January 1971)
married 11 August 1895 |
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