Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Governor Winthrop” in chapter 10 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 3.:
...st in obscurity.
Tradition says it was built by John Usher, afterward lieutenant-governor of New Hampshire, but there is evidence that a house stood on the site when Usher bought it of the heirs of Governor Winthrop .
In 1737 Isaac Royall, Senior, remodelled and embellished the house, and one year after, his son Isaac brought his bride there and took possession.
Henceforth the house became one of the notable ...
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