John ⁷ BIGELOW

16136.64 John ⁷ BIGELOW, son of Isaac ⁶ (Nathaniel ⁵, Nathaniel ⁴, Joshua ³, Joshua ², John¹) and Nancy (JOSSELYN) BIGELOW, was born at Leominster, Worcester, MA on 12 December 1810 and married in 1837, Anna Dean Thorndyke "of Framingham". She was born on 04 March 1815 at Boston, Suffolk, MA and died at Annapolis, MD on 16 October 1861. He was in the service of the Christian Commission (see below) during the Civil War and died after 1888.

Children of John and Anna (Thorndyke) Bigelow:

16136.641t Waldo Orlando, b 30 June 1838 Framingham, Middlesex, MA; d 25 Nov 1880 Annapolis MD; m 15 Dec 1864 Mary L. Phillips; 1 known child.

16136.642t Emma Garaphelia, b 10 July 1843 Templeton, MA; d ; m 24 June 1860 George Dana Lamb.

There was possibly another child: C. Harrison, b Sept 1840 at Framingham. This child unproven.

Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Vol II, pg 173;
Howe, Bigelow Family of America.
Note:
Subject: John Bigelow
Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 11:45:28 -0500
From: David Sitomer < tolstoy@erols.com >
I have been doing Underground Railroad Research for about two months now, looking for connections to Orange County New York, and have a question about John Bigelow you may be able to help me with. William Still's Underground Railroad, Ebony Classics 1970 from the original 1871, tells a story, beginning page 174, of a John Bigelow attorney with offices at 7th and E NW Washington, who in 1854 arranged the departure of a slave girl, Anna Maira Weems, departing from in front of the White House to Philadelphia and hence to Mr. Lewis Tappan on Pearl Street in New York City . Is this the John of Union (1817-1911).? Regards,
David Sitomer

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