Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Wilson's Point” in chapter 11 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 9.:
...ort on the Kennebec river, and later, of one at Penobscot, and was engaged in many conflicts with the Indians.
He died unmarried January 13, 1781, being within a few days of eighty-eight years.
Wilson's Point , or Blanchard's Point, originally belonged to Charlestown, but in 1726 was made over to Malden.
In 1817, a strip on the western side, which included the house, was set off to Medford.
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