Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Miss Ann Rose” in chapter 2 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 7.:
...annah, may your morn as brightly shine And your meridian be From those dark vapors free Which overshadowed mine.
According to Brooks' History of Medford, revised by Mr. Usher, in May, 1811, Miss Ann Rose of London, opened a day school for girls in the brick edifice known as the Fort on Governor's Lane; and in November, 1812, she and Miss Hannah Swan of Medford converted it into a boarding school, an...
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