Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Rev. Edward Brooks” in chapter 13, section c.13.1, page 28 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 22.:
...y Gray's mansion on that street.
Samuel Gray of Salem married first Anna Orne of Marblehead, by whom he had six children.
He married a second time, at Medford, April 25, 1799, Mary, daughter of Rev. Edward Brooks and Abigail (Brown) Brooks.
There were seven children by this marriage.
It was natural, then, that he should finally settle in Medford.
Before the erection of the Angier-Boynton house, about ...
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