Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Bigelow” in chapter 16 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 12.:
...rol of its property.
The division of the parish at the opening of Mr. Bigelow's ministry was wholly independent of him. It may have had much to do with his brief ministry of less than four years. Mr. Bigelow was well known, having spent his later youth here.
His father, Hon. Timothy Bigelow, a lawyer of eminence, came to Medford in 1808, and as his son Andrew afterward became the minister of the town, ...
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