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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 13., Stage-coach days in Medford. (search)
ce Floyd, his second wife, and half-brother to Esther Blanchard who married Joseph Wyman, Jr. He was born in M wall of the west parlor of the Royall House. Mr. Blanchard probably discontinued the stage line when he movtil his death in Medford, September 19, 1871. Mr. Blanchard was an all-round man, if we are to judge by the llent, despite his eighty-six years, says: Mr. Blanchard commenced stage driving in opposition to Mr. Wymasion when short of help. Amos Hemphill drove for Blanchard for some time—for one or two years. Mr. BlanchMr. Blanchard was the first captain of the Brooks Phalanx at its formation in 1841. He resigned its command when he was t passed her home, and was just entering it when Mr. Blanchard, perceiving her intention, stepped up, put his aing place at the Medford House one Sunday night. Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Hemphill, the latter then owning a routefered to take passengers for ten cents. This cut Mr. Blanchard met by the offer to take them for nothing. Mr.