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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 7., Some old Medford houses and estates. (search)
et off to him as a part of his share in the division of the estate sixteen acres of land, with the dwelling house formerly in the possession of Mr. Thomas Eames. Within the limits of this sixteen acres were two acres of clayland belonging to Daniel Markham, also a common landing place and claypits. This sixteen-acre lot was situated on Mistick river, and was bounded easterly on the land of Mr. John Hall, Whitmore's brook, so called, being the dividing line, and it extended southwesterly along the river about eighty rods. At that point were situated the common landing place and claypits. The common highway leading to this landing and to these claypits was what is now Canal street. Daniel Markham's sixty acres of land (afterwards that of Stephen and John Francis) were situated in the northwest corner of the farm, with a dwelling house thereon, occupied by himself. This house stood back from Woburn street on land recently purchased by the city of Medford for an addition to Oak Grove