Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Jonathan Perkins” in chapter 6 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 6.:
...ridge; he carried on business there for fifty years. Brooks' history accords him the honor of being the first to rescue a fugitive slave in the United States.
He died in Medford, January 5, 1840.
Jonathan Perkins , who married Nathan Wait's daughter, built, lived and died in the third house from the police station.
It was the first dwelling built in Mr. Wait's orchard.
John Sparrell, ship builder, surveyor...
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