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ive in Somerville. The eldest son of Nathaniel, however, Nathaniel, Jr., had two daughters, from the elder of whom there have been numerous descendants of prominence in the town. Three of the sons of Nathaniel, Sr., married daughters of a neighbor, James Pierce, who seems to have lived at the base of Wildredge's, or Prospect Hill, on the westerly corner of Stone avenue and Union square, perhaps in the same old house removed from that site some twenty-five years ago. Nathaniel married Mary Pierce in 1753. They had two daughters, Mary, who was married to John Stone in 1780, and Elizabeth, who was married to Ebenezer Smith. The latter had no children, but from Colonel and Mrs. Stone are descended the old families of Stone, Vinal, Sanborn, and Bonner now in town. Nathaniel inherited from his father the Great Pasture, so-called, containing fifty-five acres. This pasture was bounded by the present Walnut street, Highland avenue, School street, Somerville avenue, and Bow street. Ther
ward, laborer, h. near bleachery. Pepper, Patrick, bleachers. Pedrick, William. machinist, h. Broadway. Perkins, Herald, b. hatter, h. Joy. Perkins, Thomas, tollman, Medford turnpike. Phillips, John L., b. custom house, Summer. Pierce, Joseph, Jr., carpenter, Milk. Pierce, Joseph, carpenter, h. Milk. Plympton, Moses, b. custom house, h. Cambridge. Pope, Augustus R., clergyman, cor. Central and Summer. Pool, George W., ship master, h. Broadway. Pond, William, paiPierce, Joseph, carpenter, h. Milk. Plympton, Moses, b. custom house, h. Cambridge. Pope, Augustus R., clergyman, cor. Central and Summer. Pool, George W., ship master, h. Broadway. Pond, William, painter, h. Spring. Poor, John R., b. mustard manufacturer, h. Mt. Vernon. Pollard, Asa P., currier, h. Mt. Pleasant. Poor, Samuel, shoe dealer, h. Mt. Pleasant. Pollard, Warren, stone dealer, h. Central. Putnam, Charles I, physician, Milk. Prescott. Dana S., h. Perkins. Priest, John F, milk dealer, h. Broadway. Prescott, Solomon D., b. clerk, h. Franklin. Prescott, Gustavus G., merchant, Perkins. Prescott, Calvin S., b. merchant, h. Pearl. Pratt, Daniel, b. dry goo
. Perkins-street Church, III.—17. Perry, Elizabeth, II.—23. Petersburg, Va., I.—39; II.—38; IV.—28. Pierce, Abigail, I.—23. Pierce Academy, II.—29. Pierce, Elizabeth (wife of Ebenezer Smith), L—24. Pierce, James, I.—23. Pierce, Mary, wife of Nathaniel Tufts, I.—24. Pierce, Mary, wife of John Stone, I.—24. Pierce, Thomas, II.—29. Pierson, Colonel George H., IV.—24. Pierson, Rev. William H., I.—11, 14. Pierson, Rev. William H., Address by, I.—19. PillsburyPierce, Mary, wife of John Stone, I.—24. Pierce, Thomas, II.—29. Pierson, Colonel George H., IV.—24. Pierson, Rev. William H., I.—11, 14. Pierson, Rev. William H., Address by, I.—19. Pillsbury, L. B., I.—13. Ploughed Hill, II.—10. Point of Rocks, I.—36. Pope, General, I.—36. Pope, General, Army of, III.—24. Po River, I.—38. Port Hudson, siege of, IV.—30. Portland, Me., I.—34. Portsmouth, N. H., I.—7. Potomac River, I.—36; IV.—25. Powder House, II.—21, 22, 23; IV.—12; III.—13, 14, 20, 22. Powder House Square, III.—13, 14. Prentice, Beulah, II.—25. Professors' Row, I.—32. Progra