William Henry DOLBEARE

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• Residence: Weston, Massachusetts
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Family/Spouse: Maria GRUNDELL. Maria died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Herman DOLBEARE died in Unknown.
2. Marion DOLBEARE died in Unknown.

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215New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Volume IV
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VII) William Lovering, son of Edmund Phillips Dolbeare, was born March 2,1827, on Beach street, Boston. He was educated in the public schools andwas associated in the shipwright and caulking business with his father,on Atlantic avenue, near Oliver street, Boston, and after his father diedhe succeeded to the business. Afterward he made watertight floors inbuildings and continued in that business the remainder of his life. Hewas a prominent Free Mason and had taken the thirty-two degrees inScottish Rite Masonry.

William married Mary Elizabeth BRUCE on 8 Sep 1850. Mary died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Edmund married Ann L SARGENT on 26 Apr 1813. Ann was born on 1 Apr 1797; died on 15 Feb 1840. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: Cooper
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Edmund (3), son of Edmund Grice Dolbeare, was born in Boston, March 5,1757. According to an obituary of his son in the New England HistoricGenealogical Register and "Tea Leaves of 1774", he was a fellowapprentice and afterward a partner with Henry Purkett in the business ofcooper in South street.

His residence was near Dr. Eliot's meeting house where he died in April,1796. His estate was not administered. He was a member of the Boston TeaParty. He was a soldier in the revolution from Grafton and Boston inCaptain Luke Drury's company, Colonel Jonathan Ward's regiment, July toNovember, 1775 (p. 848, vol. IV., Soldiers and Sailors in theRevolution). He took the place of Solomon Brooks in the army. In 1790,the first federal census, as printed by the government does not show hisname, but a better copy, published by the city of Boston shows that hehad one male under sixteen and seven females in his family (p. 501). Inthe same volume we find Mary Dolbeare and Sarah Dolbeare, both doubtlesswidows, owners of property on Clarke street. We know of but one child byname, Edmund Phillips, mentioned below.

Edmund married Christine FRANKS. Christine was born in 1759; died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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