Boston, March 21, 1714-15 - On Saturday last the 19th Currant, Died here about Eleven a Clock in the Forenoon, the truly Honourable and very Worthy Isaac Addington Esq, Secretary for his Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, who had with great Wisdom, Honour and Faithfulness served his Generation by the Will of God, in that Office for above Twenty years, being appointed thereto by the late King William and Queen Mary of Glorious Memory, in their Royal Charter. He was born in New England, and a great Honour to his Country; he Dyed in the Seventy -first year of his Age.
Boston Newsletter
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Parents were Isaac Addington and Anne Fitch Leverett Addington. He attended Harvard for 2 years and was trained in medicine. He held various colonial government positions in Massachusetts, including Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature, He was married twice, First marriage to Elizabeth Bowen in 1669 (She died 3/2/1712 at age of 76) . Second marriage to Elizabeth Norton in 1713 (she died 11/22/142 at the age of 88). He only had one childm that died young, His estate was bequeathed to his nephew, Addington Davenport.
Boston Newsletter
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Parents were Isaac Addington and Anne Fitch Leverett Addington. He attended Harvard for 2 years and was trained in medicine. He held various colonial government positions in Massachusetts, including Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature, He was married twice, First marriage to Elizabeth Bowen in 1669 (She died 3/2/1712 at age of 76) . Second marriage to Elizabeth Norton in 1713 (she died 11/22/142 at the age of 88). He only had one childm that died young, His estate was bequeathed to his nephew, Addington Davenport.
Boston, March 21, 1714-15 - On Saturday last the 19th Currant, Died here about Eleven a Clock in the Forenoon, the truly Honourable and very Worthy Isaac Addington Esq, Secretary for his Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, who had with great Wisdom, Honour and Faithfulness served his Generation by the Will of God, in that Office for above Twenty years, being appointed thereto by the late King William and Queen Mary of Glorious Memory, in their Royal Charter. He was born in New England, and a great Honour to his Country; he Dyed in the Seventy -first year of his Age.
Boston Newsletter
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Parents were Isaac Addington and Anne Fitch Leverett Addington. He attended Harvard for 2 years and was trained in medicine. He held various colonial government positions in Massachusetts, including Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature, He was married twice, First marriage to Elizabeth Bowen in 1669 (She died 3/2/1712 at age of 76) . Second marriage to Elizabeth Norton in 1713 (she died 11/22/142 at the age of 88). He only had one childm that died young, His estate was bequeathed to his nephew, Addington Davenport.
Boston Newsletter
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Parents were Isaac Addington and Anne Fitch Leverett Addington. He attended Harvard for 2 years and was trained in medicine. He held various colonial government positions in Massachusetts, including Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature, He was married twice, First marriage to Elizabeth Bowen in 1669 (She died 3/2/1712 at age of 76) . Second marriage to Elizabeth Norton in 1713 (she died 11/22/142 at the age of 88). He only had one childm that died young, His estate was bequeathed to his nephew, Addington Davenport.
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