2nd husband of Abby Hopkins (Johnson) Greene Lord
Son of Revolutionary War privateer Captain Jabez Lord and Molly Clark of Norwich CT.
Father of:
1. Ann M Lord (1826-1895) Manhattan NY
Wife of teacher and well-known phonologist Augustus French Boyle.
2. Henry T Lord (1830-1906)
3. Charles W Lord (1831-)
last seen in Manhattan NY with his sister Ann Boyle in Manhattan NY 1850.
4. Jabez Lord (1835-1883) Manhattan, NY.
A well-known printer in Providence and President of the Providence Typographical Union 1857-1859
Jabez also served in the Civil War in Company G, 1st RI infantry for 6 months.
5. Ackland Dela Lord (1848-1848)
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The family lived first in Pawtucket near Timothy Greene, Abby's first father-in-law, and later Providence.
Henry is not listed in the RIHCC but was last seen in Providence in 1850 census and is also likely buried in Section FG the pauper section of the North Burial Ground where his wife is buried.
Son of Revolutionary War privateer Captain Jabez Lord and Molly Clark of Norwich CT.
Father of:
1. Ann M Lord (1826-1895) Manhattan NY
Wife of teacher and well-known phonologist Augustus French Boyle.
2. Henry T Lord (1830-1906)
3. Charles W Lord (1831-)
last seen in Manhattan NY with his sister Ann Boyle in Manhattan NY 1850.
4. Jabez Lord (1835-1883) Manhattan, NY.
A well-known printer in Providence and President of the Providence Typographical Union 1857-1859
Jabez also served in the Civil War in Company G, 1st RI infantry for 6 months.
5. Ackland Dela Lord (1848-1848)
~~~~~
The family lived first in Pawtucket near Timothy Greene, Abby's first father-in-law, and later Providence.
Henry is not listed in the RIHCC but was last seen in Providence in 1850 census and is also likely buried in Section FG the pauper section of the North Burial Ground where his wife is buried.
2nd husband of Abby Hopkins (Johnson) Greene Lord
Son of Revolutionary War privateer Captain Jabez Lord and Molly Clark of Norwich CT.
Father of:
1. Ann M Lord (1826-1895) Manhattan NY
Wife of teacher and well-known phonologist Augustus French Boyle.
2. Henry T Lord (1830-1906)
3. Charles W Lord (1831-)
last seen in Manhattan NY with his sister Ann Boyle in Manhattan NY 1850.
4. Jabez Lord (1835-1883) Manhattan, NY.
A well-known printer in Providence and President of the Providence Typographical Union 1857-1859
Jabez also served in the Civil War in Company G, 1st RI infantry for 6 months.
5. Ackland Dela Lord (1848-1848)
~~~~~
The family lived first in Pawtucket near Timothy Greene, Abby's first father-in-law, and later Providence.
Henry is not listed in the RIHCC but was last seen in Providence in 1850 census and is also likely buried in Section FG the pauper section of the North Burial Ground where his wife is buried.
Son of Revolutionary War privateer Captain Jabez Lord and Molly Clark of Norwich CT.
Father of:
1. Ann M Lord (1826-1895) Manhattan NY
Wife of teacher and well-known phonologist Augustus French Boyle.
2. Henry T Lord (1830-1906)
3. Charles W Lord (1831-)
last seen in Manhattan NY with his sister Ann Boyle in Manhattan NY 1850.
4. Jabez Lord (1835-1883) Manhattan, NY.
A well-known printer in Providence and President of the Providence Typographical Union 1857-1859
Jabez also served in the Civil War in Company G, 1st RI infantry for 6 months.
5. Ackland Dela Lord (1848-1848)
~~~~~
The family lived first in Pawtucket near Timothy Greene, Abby's first father-in-law, and later Providence.
Henry is not listed in the RIHCC but was last seen in Providence in 1850 census and is also likely buried in Section FG the pauper section of the North Burial Ground where his wife is buried.
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