Son of Stephen and Sally Atwood
OBITUARY
Mr. William H. Atwood, for thirty years the senior partner of the firm of W & H Atwood, the largest oyster establishment of New England, died at his residence in Chelsea on Sunday. He was a member of the Massachusetts Lodge of Odd Fellows for over thirty years, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his departure.
Paper: Boston Journal (Boston, MA)
Volume: XLIV
Issue: 14805
Page: 3
Date: December 31, 1877
OBITUARY
Mr. William H. Atwood, for thirty years the senior partner of the firm of W & H Atwood, the largest oyster establishment of New England, died at his residence in Chelsea on Sunday. He was a member of the Massachusetts Lodge of Odd Fellows for over thirty years, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his departure.
Paper: Boston Journal (Boston, MA)
Volume: XLIV
Issue: 14805
Page: 3
Date: December 31, 1877
Son of Stephen and Sally Atwood
OBITUARY
Mr. William H. Atwood, for thirty years the senior partner of the firm of W & H Atwood, the largest oyster establishment of New England, died at his residence in Chelsea on Sunday. He was a member of the Massachusetts Lodge of Odd Fellows for over thirty years, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his departure.
Paper: Boston Journal (Boston, MA)
Volume: XLIV
Issue: 14805
Page: 3
Date: December 31, 1877
OBITUARY
Mr. William H. Atwood, for thirty years the senior partner of the firm of W & H Atwood, the largest oyster establishment of New England, died at his residence in Chelsea on Sunday. He was a member of the Massachusetts Lodge of Odd Fellows for over thirty years, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his departure.
Paper: Boston Journal (Boston, MA)
Volume: XLIV
Issue: 14805
Page: 3
Date: December 31, 1877
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